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

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FOREIGN LANGUAGES '-vs gr' 'X MRS. GEGG MRS. MEEHAN MR. STEARNS J ANNE D. GEGG Mrs. Gegg sponsors the French Club and Caribe Club in addition to teaching French and Latin. Mrs. Gegg enjoys living in the Canal' Zoneg she likes the students, the climate, and the opportunities to meet interesting people. Mrs. Gegg resides in Colon and has four children: three are CHS graduates. TELMA I. HOWARD Mrs. Howard was born in Panama City and now resides in Gatun. She has taught at CHS for three years, having previously taught in New York City. She teaches Spanish and sponsors the Pink Girls. Her hobbies are reading and sewing. DOROTHY .l. MEEHAN This is Mrs. Meehan's seventh year at CHS. She teaches Spanish and is in charge of bulletin boards. Mrs. Meehan spends her spare time as a rockhound. STELLA C. RIEFKOHL Mrs. Riefkohl teaches French and Spanish at CHS. She is the French Club assistant. Mrs. Riefkohl lives in Coco Solo and lists reading and sewing as her hobbies. JAMES E. STEARNS In his twenty-fourth year at CHS, Mr. Stearns teaches Spanish II, III, and IV, and devotes many hours to preparing for and teaching his seventh- period Russian I Class. In addition, he is Chairman of the Foreign Language Department and Director of the Language Laboratory. His hobbies are stamp collecting and fishing. MRS. HOWARD MRS. RIEFKOHL ' Q25 Q' .ggi ' lla. 3 :mmf I . ct. L lun. t MR. STEARN'S SEVENTH-PERIOD RUSSIAN I CLASS: Hank Goldmann, Ivette Martinez, Lana Boone, Mary Spivey, Peter Goldmann, Kathy Brown, Cindy Williams, Marc Denis, Stephen Fugleberg, and Kenneth Hill.

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CARL F. ADCOCK--.English I, and II, Speech, Drama. Mr. Adcock comes from Ohio, where he taught prior to coming here. He lives in Coco Solo with his wife and daughter. His hobbies are reading, stamp collecting, and fishing. HERBIT CHESHIRE-mlinglish 7. Mr. Cheshire comes from Missouri. He lives in Coco Solo with his wife and two children. Hunting, swimming, skin diving, and fishing are his hobbies. JOEL B. DOBBINS-English I and II, Journalism. Mr. Dobbin's home state is New Jersey and he had previously taught in Virginia. He lives in Margarita and enjoys skin diving, writing, sailing, and reading. .IANE K. ELFERS-English II Mrs. Elfers comes from Illinois. She is the sponsor of the Debate Club and the Spanish Club. She lives with her husband in Coco Solo and enjoys painting. drawing, reading, writing poetry, tennis, and practicing guitar. LOUIS J. FATTOROSI-English III and IV. Before coming to CHS, Mr. Fattorosi taught in his home state of New Jersey. This is his thirteenth year at CHS. Mr. Fattorosi is the senior class sponsor. MARTHA I. PHILLIPS-English 7 and 8. This is Mrs. Phillips' second year at CHS. She is the sponsor of the Girls' Drill Team. She lives in Gatun. DOROTHY H. SMITH-English IV. Mrs. Smith heads the English Department and sponsors many senior activities. She lives in Margarita and enjoys reading, music, gardening, cooking, and sports. ELIZABETH TYSKA-English 8. Mrs. Tyska is from New Jersey. She is the sponsor of the Jr. High Drama Club. Mrs. Tyska lives with her husband in Margarita and enjoys music, reading, and art. UGOLENA WILFERD-English I, English 7. This is Mrs. Wilferd's first year in the Canal Zone. She comes from Pennsylvania. Mrs. Wilferd lives in Coco Solo. Bruce Bacon and Marlene Rice Are you sure thafs a Roman haircut? xii- r X. Peter Winkeller talks to the class. l'm glad you brought that up! ff' ,.-13,-s. A 'T' 5 3 W? 5' wwf rf MRS. PHILLIPS MRS. SMITH MRS. TYSKA MRS. WILFERD

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,Q . -Af 6. RUSSIAN I STUDENTS: Kathy Brown, Hank Coldmann, and Ter- ri Overstreet practice reading Rus- sian as Mr. Stearns teaches Ken- neth Hill and Stephan Fugleberg some of the finer points in the operation of the lah console. :W , 13 y Q .V t cg . A .. -. se ,ff X R lf . K rg, 'P '-h .1 it Nm, ' iw , digg-'.g Z' 'ru '1m.....,it Places of interest in Caesar's Gaul are pointed out by Latin student .lean Geer to the amusement of Sheila Endara. Mr. Stearn's fifth-period Spanish II class listens to structure drills in the language lab. Language students at CHS have a wide variety of courses to choose from. Among these offered this year are Spanish 7, 8, I, II, III, and IV, French I, II, and III, Latin II, and Russian I. Many students are bilingual and an increasing number are trilingual. Most languages are taught by the Audio-Lingual Method, oral work in the Language Laboratory being stressed as an aid to pronunciation and understanding of the language. Marian Kr Ross prepa II class. will' INUSGS edell, Lynn Gregg. Anne Gonzales, and Carol re to listen to drill in Mrs. Howard's Spanish