Cristobal High School - Caribbean Yearbook (Canal Zone Coco Solo, Panama)

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OFFICE STAFF Our fine office staff provided quality service by cooperating fully with teachers, students, par- ents, and other people in the community. Their secretarial duties included keeping records, typ- ing and printing tests for teachers, and giving out information to students and parents. Mrs. Marion Taylor has worked at CHS for I ' F' twelve years. In her spare time she enjoys bridge and golf. Mrs. Joanne G. Allen is in her fifth year at CHS. Her hobbies are sewing and singing with the Sweet Adelines. Miss Jacinta E. Griffiths has worked here for three and a half years and she devotes her spare time to swimming and playing the organ. Our secretaries were noted for their courteous service and friendly manner. We are proud of our office staff. CLINIC 89 MRS. McDONNEL Mrs. ,Io McDonnel, R.N., was on duty at the Cristobal High School Clinic on a scheduled basis and she was as- sisted in the clinic by Mrs. Delorita Stevens. Students who were ill reported to the nurse. If she deemed it advisable, they made arrangements to go home or to the hospital dispensary. Students were permitted to rest in the clinic a maximum of two class periods. The school health program's major purpose was to pro- vide screening examinations, identify students with various health problems, and suggest appropriate referrals. Visual acuity determination, dental extamination, tuberculin skin testing, physical examinations, hearing examinations, health education activities, and counseling services were all part of the program. MRS. TAYLOR N MRS. ALLEN 'PX MISS GRIFFITHS -ar s iff, r I ts-'3Q, ' I I tt' -fr , A N 1 ua.. .440 MISS ELISA MUNOZ and MRS. STEVENS X

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CARL F. MAEDL ENDS ILLUSTRIOUS ADMINISTRATIVE TERM MR. CARL F. MAEDL will long be remembered for his dedication to the students and to education at CHS for the past thirty-two years. lVlr. Maedl was born in South Dakota, Jan- uary 14, 1909, and moved to Minnesota when he was four years old. He attended teachers col- lege in Moorhead, Minnesota, and played football and hockey while in college. He taught in Daven- port, North Dakota, and Sauk Rapids, Minnesota, before coming to Cristobal in the fall of 1938. Mr. Maedl met his wife Alfhild at Sauk Rapids where she taught with him for three years. They were married in August, 1938, in Minneapolis. At CHS Mr. Maedl taught 7th and 9th grade science, biology, was a counselor, assistant prin- cipal, and principal. The gratitude of all the students you have helped shape goes with you on your retirement, Mr. Maedl. MR. MAEDL MR. PFAU MR. JAMES PFAU will be our new principal next year. Mr. Pfau has mastered the position of Assistant Princi- pal for five years. His job consisted oi counseling stu- dents and assisting Mr. Maedl with administrative duties. Mr. Pfau came to the Canal Zone in 1953. Before becoming Assistant Principal he taught physics, mathe- matics, and chemistry. He was also the Student Associ- ation sponsor for ten years. Mr. Pfau is an active member in the choir of the Union Church, and enjoys reading, music, fishing, and photog- raphy. -if 2? - 1 ,fn K---1 SUPERINTENDENTS STAFF, U.S. SCHOOLS: Mr. Ross Anderson, Supervisor, Physical Education and Athletics, U.S. Schoolsg Dr. Kenneth Lake, Director of Curriculumg Mr. Stewart Brown, Supervisor, Swimming Pools and Safety, Dr. Charles Latimer, Deputy Superintendent of Schoolsg Mr. James Cook, Supervisor of Instruction, U.S. Secondary Schools: Mr. George Willingham, Supervisor of Instruction, U.S. Secondary Schools, Mr. F. A. Castles, Superintendent of Schools fseatedlg Mr. Vernon Caturia, Supervisor of In- struction, U.S. Elementary Schools, Dr. Victor Herr, Supervisor of Music, U.S. Schoolsg Dr. James Wolf, Coordinator, Special Educationg Mr. David Speir, Assistant Superintendent, U.S. Secondary Schoolsg Mrs. Shirley Makibbin, Supervisor of Instruction, U.S. Elementary Schools: Mrs. Frances Sampsell, Assistant Superintendent, U.S. Elementary Schools, Mr. Zander Krowitz, Administrative Assistant, Mr. Robert Dahlstrom, Supervisor, Educational Data Processing. I .

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Counseling was the primary guidance service pro- vided at CHS. In the student-counselor relationship the student freely expressed his ideas and feelings and the counselor showed how interest, aptitudes, and abilities work together. Through various activities the counselors provided information about careers and the various opportun- ities for post-high school education. They provided facts about the many available technical schools, ap- qpvvfv - ,, .. , MRS. BRIGHT Q' y - I , and collecting coins and stamps. MR. MOWERY photography. MR. PALUMBO SR. ,,,..... .t.. ADAMARY A. BRIGHT-Girls' Counselor Mrs. Bright's home state is Florida. She has been a full time counselor in the Cristobal High School for the last six ears In her leisure time Mrs. Bright enjoys cooking, ROBERT L. MOWERY-Boys' Counselor Mr. Mowery comes from Indiana and has been in CHS for six years. He previously taught in Los Angeles. California and in Indiana. He lives in Coco Solo with his wife and three children. His hobbies are boating and LUKE C. PALUMBO-Attendance Counselor Mr. Palumbo has taught for twenty-seven years at CHS. . He taught PE, General Science, Life Science, Earth 1 Science, American History, American Covetmmcnt, Sales- manship, and coached many sports. Mr. Palumbo lives in , Coco Solo and his hobbies are golf and collecting insects. GUIDANCE prentice programs, and vocational programs. They as- sisted students in selecting colleges, applying for admission, and applying for financial aid. The guidance center also administered standardized tests and College Entrance Board exams such as the PSAT, SAT, and the ACT. ,-.....,-Q-.ma---N K k,...g,.T say' gi: A Allan Farnsworth learns how to study from a Dukane projector. up-M if, A ei S is 3 .... .I