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

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MUSIC The music program provided courses in the following areas: flj 7th and 8th grade chorusg f2j Beginning Instrumental Class, fl-lj Intermed- iate Instrumental Class, MJ Senior Bandg and Q51 Senior Chorus. This year the music department provided music for assemblies, foot- ball games, pep assemblies, and graduation. They provided a Christmas concert, a Spring concert, and a concert for the elementary schools. 30 'f' at W? BEGINNERS BAND THE SENIOR HIGH BAND 4 w MEMBERS OF THE BAND Flutes Ann Lauritzen Dionisia Nieves Cindy Williams Heidi Sweeney Sharon Colden Chris Benson Oboe Cathy Tcrwilliger Cerianne Blanchett Bassoon Susan Willis Eb Clarinet Ed Bringas Ann Cirulli Clarinets Christy Loizcaux Linda Merrick Ann Terwilliger Libby Palser Emily Daniel Barbara Bloemer Debbie ,Iaketie Marie Faris Linda Hess Larry Martin Debbie Meeker Debbie Pate Patty Rodriguez Sylvia Vamprinc Alto Clarinet Mardette Carner Susan Ridge Bass Clarinet James llarr Alto Sax Luis Lee Robert Ryrd James Childress Robert liord Roy Colt Ede Marsh Tenor Sax Robert Tsehumy Robin Pritltam Baritone Sax Roman Herrera Trumpet Ed Forsythe .lim Cray Ron Palser Steve Aponte Robert Tuck Allen Richardson Craig Robertson Pedro Simmons Peter Swain Ralph Zaehry Timothy Blanchard Dan Chin Ed Colden Cheryl Olsen French Horn Lydia Santiago Raymond Hernandez Trombone Beverly Olsen Bill Gillespie Scot Loizeaux George Rivera Nancy Gregg Baritone lblike Bjorneby Brian Love Bass Don Olsen Cuy Damiani Ron Forsyth Charles Christian Drums Billy Parker Dan Valentine Caspar Sayoc

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as A 1 . ff. CR1SToBAL :Af ,: if A f-Mft-. 'I WIN ANNUAL QR QUIZ SHOW f BY SCORE OF j 360 TO 95 ' -fi' MATH STUDENTS Mr. Bock provides students with individual instruction when necessary. Here he assists Christy Loizeaux in Algebra ll. Mathematics is an integral part of the Cristobal High School curriculum. Courses offered include general math, Algebra I, Algebra ll, geometry, analysis, and calculus. Students in these classes battled the facts and figures to Solve baffling equations and theorems. Protractors, Compasses, and slide rules constituted the equipment carried by Students as they tested their logic while solving problems. The knowledge gained will prepare students for college and provide the math background essential for many careers. Ringing the victory bell to celebrate their defeat of Bul- boa in the Annual Science and Engineering Quiz Show ure James Cox, John Carlisle, C-ary Robertson, and Joe Canis. Leslie Marek demonstrates the correct method for graphing a trigonometric function.

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S af if MR. CARWITHEN , K, ,Wm ... , , GIRLS' GLEE CLUB: Front row: Noelia Ortiz, Jeannie Bassett, Beth Carter, Nancy Ridge, Tita Cobb, Janice Domingas, Mounyen Lyman, Barbara Bassett, Laureen Elizondo. Buck: Patti Hauke, Letti Santiago, Barbara Banks, Kathy DeRaps, Judy Dohle, Toni Klasovsky, Susan Zaehry, Stephanie Illies, .lane Dohle, Debbie Polite, Arelia Williams, Sharon Smith, Josephine Porbes, Carmen Butler, Kathy Burgess, Alice Crouch, Patricia Hill, Karen Wlesterburg, Jinx Rivera, Mr. Carwithen, Mary Norval, Linda Woods. EDWARD R. CARWITHEN-Band, Chorus Mr. Carwithen's home state is Florida, and this is his fourth year at CHS. Mr. Carwithen is a member of the Discords and is active in Little Theater productions. In his spare time he also enjoys painting, sailing, and skin- diving. 'tm E