Key West High School - Conch Yearbook (Key West, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1958 volume:

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'. 7 'api I 3-'X f b -F ' 554 ,' ,g 'P:,vfn, -.v- 14 , - - - . -'pr .. - 4. , ,L -QM-'a ,- Hr. r., 1'-.5 v ,'.. am ME 'Q wi -gn wg: in-...W . 3 ff cnmzu 5 KEY WEST HIGH SCHOOL KEY WEST, FLDRIDA 95 'yn 77 p 'CfM 0 040- rowtlc s . , lk XX I 'K x s ' .W x I L 2, 4 -' L 4 9197, as Nt- 't ,Q WJ, FOREWORD Because we are so dedicated to the pre seeing but one thing at a time, because we are so ' ' ld that we are sometimes consumed in our little wor s blind to the outer world, and because of our very ' e living, we fail to realize nearness to the lives we ar the process of growth within us. Only if we step away and allow the years to elopse ' this process-then it is are we able to recognize ' ' 8 Conch Staff under- sent, and to 'i een .n the ngm. The 195 ' h con- easi y s stands this. Therefore, from all of us who ave ' f lf'llin the immediate, the cerned ourselves with u i g ' ' h t e, in the years ' l herein is presented, so t a w h . . . materua to come, may realize the process of our growt s 'L . K N, '1 i i Uri .sf ,if ,KH ITIS-'i ami X 6 3 z ll fl 'Xt . n 1 , v. Ri ' w. 21 4, X Con ten tA The Uppertunity To Z earn . . . ADMINISTRATION FACULTY The Upportunity ?or 14 Strong Keginning . . . EIGHTH GRADE NINTH GRADE The Uppertunity 70 Socialge . ACTIVITIES The Upportunity To Mature . . TENTH GRADE ELEVENTH GRADE The Upportanitq To Compete . SPORTS The Upportunity To Con tribute smlons F x ,rw I A? v J! 1 13,02 n YW Q. f Us N In .aw . ., V , Tw ,K MIA IX 'Q L 'ur- X wares? -N -3-f-Era:-5,-53. 4 in ff 1 'N in '7 f by-H351 M 4 - 'R ' fu. . ' , Ng 1 I L f' E Mt D x I X 1, 'i I V r K x F ,E 1: Q E X llclx Ru S 5 9 7 i , , 3? lk A f v. 434 Y.. Y ' Q21 V. . f , K lv 4, XX ay, ,, 5' 1 f'5-21.4-ff W0 GQ 6 Q. We did 05' 4 T Nurturing lJandA 'YSW IU! nik' 010' Nfter 'Xi jntmxri, sg? N u u C1444 ?un IQ WAS XA fig 'X l 4 if 1Txf I ro, Page Eleven Our Sei-iou.A bw-A 'MO Page T el e u: f-M.. Concen tl-atzon Xx 3. ,, I HPF 'Y f' Y C A. 2,1 'V 1 K . .V C ' Nl dog . if J ': ' S , 1'?f'? ., 'Ja J -5,1 .,, 'D X Q, .gl - ' - 'J gf, v J A Ago I 1 f., , Sub N 1 M l 4x,'.x.V 31,3 - '1 ' 15- E ,I 'fgff 1 x w L X N X . 1 7219, 5 N5 N 5' 3 V,',f4, Lv .. 3 X I ah . xv o . . . , fffjlfq, idk, in 7.25 . . , x, K 'F M ff' for Poge Thirteen 'flue Uppvrtanity 70 learn ,,.. ......-.----u ......-1,-..-----in .1-.L --1.-1:1 qui--.. -11----ni' -.-. 1a-ng-1-qt ------...-.l u-n-1.-.......,, 49 r it ' .. ' ' lw 6 u K H Horace O'Bryant Superintendent of Public Instruction X -----, ' icuii 'klnungq I 'iuuuq i . 'bump While Key West High School is growing in size, it must of necessity play a larger part in the life of the community. Sheer size, however, means little. With this growth in bulk must come growth in responsibilities, growth in quality of courses offered and growth in awareness of what is needed in order to make this a finer community. THE SCHOOL BOARD Standing: Glynn Archer and Keller Watson. Seated: Edney Parker, William R. Warren, Gerald Adams. A J f A., A Nh M ' fir! A .. P ff' Til' -O' ' - 7 '74 il l'9Q22f s -' --N---. . f ,- L-...,, s gf - . fi: SWL'-' sf - . s'.' lfff' ' lf 'iif , 1' IQ! fir- 22?E5Qjy 7 Q ' Iii? iliiifi s if 1 ' ' ' . 175 f . , s -fe, .Q 5 12 21, K ' . f. .f g H Q 3 - 'za ff? . i 4 5 4, if - J A . ,. , X 's . , I ' m H Q . X J Q... i ,, . L X A L '7 x 4 nl? ' A my Q ,Aig H , ., . ., W L .- y ' 4, , yt, I r - ' . ,.., O, ,R , . Page Sixteen TRATIUN Another year, another challenge, new goals to reach. Let each student, in his own way, accept the challenge, and know that goals are only reached little by little, and step by step. Beauti- ful as Key West High School may be today, it will mean nothing unless we strive to ad- vance ourselves educationally. ep--4 , Margaret Wellons ' . ., -ax, ' 1 'bf If.- --.-...-.-.,..-....,...... A, A..-.... .,,-t.,... 1, M- ...... 1, 5 W ,aa 1, 1... H' 53 . Registrar Liiduggf W. R5 YL '-5 T Mrs. Garrett Bookkeeper xy' Nh a?f'Tlf 3 i ova: , , - gy Y A Qfg, X x si -x 3,1 Dr. Harold C. Campbell Principal ,. Mrs. Quinn Carol Best hx A -... Page Seventeen anguage 'K Vera Walden Englush Ill id' Rozanne Knudson Eng ash ll Prac Eng Q -M li 'N-Q -ning ygfd' Marlan Stark Florence Touster Eng ssh ll Engltsh I Key West Hugh School requures four years of Englush for grad uatton Courses offered by the department are desngned to ht the three programs of study Practical Engltsh IS glven IH the fourth year of general currnculum students Business Englnsh to commerctal students and College Preparatory Engltsh t those plannung to enter college The atm of the Spannsh Department IS prlmaruly to develop a speaklng knowledge of the language In addition an at tempt ts made to acquaint students wuth the background customs and history of the Latm American countries Two years of Spanish are offered nncludung grammatical prtnctples as well as some Spanush drama luterature and poetry Latm IS offered prtnclpally for the college preparatory stu dents It as given for the purpose of developnng a basic know ledge and understanding of the English language Two years of this course as also offered an Q JNJPP' QM? Sylvua Abbey Engllshl Bus Eng Frank Pavalko 2 English IV Dramatlcs N Shenla Swtnger Karen Chllcutt Carolyn Koester and Duane Swmger copy theur Latm asstgnment from the board t . M :' M I . I. . 4 ,..,., , . . 1 A al , , g 55 , I 1 I 0 ii? , siig...Qv ' , , , , - 9 , C . 9 T f 'I X iw ' 5 U , ., .,.,. - 9 7 xt T r , ' K, , 3 'N ' , ' 7 V 4 A .H J . . I . I , . . . cg' qua? Morrls Ruby Hazel Harrison Ida Kennedy E h English 8 English 8 nglls 8 Ruta calls for assistance Mrs. Kiplinger teaches with film techniques. Robert Morris English 8 Wesley Ryals Civics English I Dudley Williamson Spanish I 8K II Martha Kiplinger Eng. Ill, Latin I 8. ll ., E A 5 k Q M iiii i i if Ailk uf N.. -'Q ocual Studies The arm of the social studres department rs to help the students gain a knowledge of thelr hnstorlcal background and an awareness of thenr present day government Crvncs world hrstory American hut sory and American government make up the curriculum of this department 1 Can hlstory be thus rnterestlng S Adele Reynolds Government Rebecca Martrn Y Q' rv-5 xi Nl ...Q Thelma Taylor Amerncan Hrstory Page Twenty World Hnstory Government I I - I , 1 Xl l in , V., g K fx, -1 l 'N - , l A A A 1, X 1,1 ,:., ,- , Vg, -gg! ,I ' li- KA., Q 1 1 , in I. l- l I e f- ' V qu 'I L 4- Y 'fy f f ,QQ , . . . if ' 5. I yi ,F z t' Lf as f Q Norman Neely Civics ,Ji vw!- 7 Frances Sands Hustory 8 Floyd Cullop Clvlcs Ross Moss Hnstory 8 lv' fn Robert Stoger Hustory 8 Q! bk Helen Beach History 8 Page Twenty One I UA 8 rw, l A! y A.. X J , Mathematics In Key West Hugh School there are three avenues of mathematucal growth meetmg every need of every mund The college preparatory student rs requlred to take a course In each of has four years whale the commercual student takes busnness and general math and the general student takes practucal and general math Peter Srmpson A ll Trng 81 olld Geom Joel Maflln The Bug Pay Off Alg l Audra Vusual X M James Moore D0Vld Bl0l1Chel Marshall Ishmael Math 8 Math 8 Pl Geom Pract Math , I I .- 1 TQ fi- A ff ', ff X of , , y - 'L 1 V. IQ- , ' . S ' . y - 'K , 4 KW I ag W Mr' 4 1 -Q- 4 N '1 1 A, ,V A ya f- if tg t . W vt g lil? fir . , 2, . I . - . ef so an -we , f l in Q if I I -A if '57 Y Z X X 1 4 ,. y 5 x Q ' ' - ., . , This is how if is done. Betty Elhot Math 9 hum Thats nearly rught J'mmY Duke General Moth Ill? V'f9 Kenf'edY Frank Frantz Mofh 8 Math 8 Well-trained scientists are needed more than 1 A T V V.-- in ever to keep our nation alert with the rising 2 Y developments in our modern scientific age. The , if ' S M32 i f i 'Q ' ' A i , I , is if Q, f science department is endeavoring to challenge ' i the college preparatory student to tackle this 'X 'Z Yt 3- , ,, r' ' - difficult but rewarding field. Basic concepts and the use of mathematics in the advanced courses are stressed. John MarzYCl4 Clay Peugler Science 3 Science 8 The annual science fair gave the public a chance to see science in action and to stimulate interest in various science fields. Displays were V A V . from all sections of the science division. First, ' second, and third place ribbons were awarded 4 A to the winners There were also several honor able mentions in each field far' James Anderson Science 8 Isnt it cute? Eunice Buchanan Science 8 bra 5-Z1-if mf I A,-mundo Hennquez Barbara Everitt Walther Lazier Gen Sclencel Biology Biology Chemistry Physics D . .. . I - -K if N ,J ,F 1 .ix 'rw-, J T In To ' A 47 .i.Vl, , 1 ,:1, , In T Ii ni W ,Q f ' . t J Kathryn Lowe Home Ec I and ll fb ii 6 fn' 1' mam, fx Aluce Schmudt Home Ec I Home Ecnnnmucs Preparatuon for home and tamuly lufe has long been recognuzed as one of the most umportant goals un educatuon Home Economucs makes uts con trubutuon to thus goal through a planned program of actuvutues whuch helps assume the responsubulutues of homemakung The classrooms located un the east end of the B wung are desugned to approxumate a homeluke sutuatuon thereby provudung a realustuc laboratory un whuch gurls may gaun experuence un meetung the present and future needs for home and famuly luvung Every gurl us requured to have one unut of home economucs for graduatuon A second unut us requured of all gurls un the general course and may be elected by gurls un other courses Wheres the arsenuc'7 says Rose What will it be? A ClfeSS? Hmm. Could this be right? Physical Education BOYS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION In setting up the program of Physical Education the instructors consider that Physical Ed. is education through the physical and not iust of the physical. They believe that Physical Education is a vital and integral part of Educational Curriculum. They also consider the student's needs both individually and collectively and re-evaluate the program in the light of these needs in the hopes of attaining not only their obiective but to fulfill those of the students. GIRLS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION Physical Education is important in developing within an individual the coordination of mental alertness and physical response, healthy habits in everyday life, an understanding of cooperative and competitive living, and an appreciation of the importance of recreational activities throughout life. The girls have a variety ot activities planned in their classwork both in the area of team sports and the area of individual activities. Think he'll make it? t- O ,ies ,fs 2 , 1 3 sv . ng Harold Allen Head Coach and P. E. Reed Quinn P. E. and Track J , ,B g fe it Rear Formation. 1 'C' Q ' .4 K f Q-.A Harold Haskins P. E. 8- Basketball Coach sf 3' K ,wg 1 f 'fs-3... ' ,fai l A ii Angelina Cappony P- E. and Conchettes irflglel , g as if W I g 11 g ,gh , A Martha Rainer is 9 E 5 Commercial students learn how to use the mimeograph machine. if Nellie Pantaleo Off. Machines, Typing I, S. I-land I 1 f ?'3 Elaine Quinn TYPIUQ I, Il, S. Hand I if-df 1 iffy Ann Breazeale Bkpg, I, S. Hand ll Commercial The commercial department is very complete in its offerings and is well equipped. Each year, approxi- q mately thirty commercial maiors graduate. l The typing room is equipped with forty Royal type- writers, twenty-five of which were new last fall. The office machines room is well supplied with varied of- fice equipment such as calculators, adding machines, ten-key machines, comptometers, dictaphones, a ditto machine and an electric mimeograph machine. In addition to the courses previously mentioned, com- mercial majors must also take business mathematics, bookkeeping, and business English. 6' l Goal-speed and accuracy. fl ll. T '11 .. 1,9195 fe, t , il Folding programs is office practice? 'il ' P-'Z'Z:: rims., 5 i- Attendance Students who have been elther absent or tardy are all famlluar wtth the functton of the attendance offuce For many reasons It IS vitally Important that It be posslble to reach any student at any gtven tlme of the day Thus a peruod by pertod check IS made of every pupul fb Rosemary Cabrera Glrls Attendance 5 he Mrs Lewm guves advlce to Davnd llpshltz Page Twenty Etght attendance slips JJ' Mary Lewin Boys Attendance .Af Mary Herrick watches as Mrs. Cabrera checks if . W 1 5 22.51173 H 'f'Jl 9 Q . 6 it in Z' . 3-XA W I We study as well as work Joe Mitchell D C T Co ordlnator Dlstnbutuve Cooperatuve Trannmg ns a one or two year tranmng course open to rumors and sensors Students may enter tramung ln any occupational held In town whlch deals with the trannlng nn productive skulls Thus experience helps make the move from the world of school to the world of busuness an easter one The students gain experience In different fuelds helplng them decide on a future vocation to develop cle surable work habuts to secure experuence which wull be an advantage when seekmg a full time 'ob learn how to manage money they earn un gannful employ ment and put unto practice methods learned In school rwrn' l awww aww Mr. Mitchell checks a iob notebook. Page Twenty Nme library HUT' 10' .J Ii 13:9 Mary Trevor Lrbrarran The Key West High School lrbrary rs one of which everyone may be proud The rapid growth of our student body necessitated an additional lrbrarran There were also srx student as srstants used to shelve books type material and help rn numerous other ways Two main prolects of the year were revrsron of the vertical file and a complete check of the card cata Iogue The practrce of usmg our spacious library has been quite universal throughout the entire student body zu-V' Km Round table Research What makes the world go round? l We know what the library is for. Page Thirty Rosemary Gigrich Assistant Librarian English I rl----W Dug them horns' ,.40' 4 ny,-Z or Thomas Whrtley Chorus USC Wllllam Htgglns Band The purpose of the musnc department as to gave each puprl regardless of talent an opportunrty to develop an appreclatlon and understanding of muslc as an art and to enrlch has cultural lnfe through musvcal ex pertence of an emohonal splrstual and aesthetlc nature The band had many turnouts durmg the year maklng rt one of the most octave groups In the hugh school Thus year they gave a serres of concerts for the publlc The chorus made numerous publlc appearances be sudes attending the Dlstrlct Contest They have had several athletrc concessuons and sang at the Chnst mas Pageant and graduatron The Natuonal Music Honor Soclety was started ID November 'U lf. Be sure to hut the hugh notes Page Thnrty One T M I 1 ' Who0Peeel V 1 1 I Q . . If . . 2 . 1 o . . - 1 - I ' l 5 E Q , i . 2 'Y ' s 'f' ? 'fl 4' T f I rg Drivers Education In driver educatlon the department strlves to make known the seruous need for safe courteous druvmg and takes Important steps toward meetlng them Nune out of ten students partucupatmg In thus course pass their tests Charles Clark Dnvers Education Mr Clark grves last mmute :nstructlons before dnvmg lesson N -kj' j g5W4n...,. QL? -115 -YW Students learn what makes st tuck Page Thirty-Two NN X QSYIRL ,LJ W... . s 0 ,'IP he Robert and Linda with Modern Art A sincere Interest In art IS the mciln requurement tor the art course It IS not mandatory to have previous art expernence In order to be acceptable nn this department The students learn basuc theornes and methods of lettermg desugn color draw mg and pomtmg Students engoy working on the protects related to these studies and there as enloyment for all an planmng and czrrangmg the school art exhnbnts COTE!! ,..uu9 's Av -A ABCs nn hugh school? ...Q Kenneth Hendricks rt Page Thlrty Three nz A 2 ' 3 ' ., I , z 5 lrf' I 5 If f ' k . .4 I , I ,, ' Y, ' V Q - - 0 9' ' f -..,fsf4A f ,X 4 4 u , Y ' VV W 'ligijg' , 115 A, , -, if 5 lr X, ., V v-af t : wf'l 45 W. I If 4 ,,f, K VW V x 'I -' f ,, X V F ,, Mi A , ' T X 4 X W' f' ws, Q : , .X , It -S I 'l i -, at A A 1 ip s l - ' ' - ' ' . , '. '::i,,:, l Industrial The oblectuves of mdustrlal arts are to develop an the student a profncuency an the use of tools an ap precnatuon of good desngn and an understondmg of the steps Involved nn creatlng pleasmg and useful products Prolects found In the shop are wndely varued rangnng from boats and water skns to lamps and shoe boxes The prolect undertaken depends greatly on the abuluty and needs of the student A t 2 ? , r A Blueprints for Sputnik. Fakers ' l is xr .5-ii if-K Zobeida Maya, Celeste Nelson, Rosemary Harris, Camille Bethel, Rita La Fe. Eustodians Cleanliness, is their motto, and they have lived up to it well. Custodians, we salute you for a job well done. Arriving early, and leaving late, they keep our school a spot of beauty. Their wide variety of work includes the cleaning of classrooms, halls, and restrooms. They keep our windows shiny and our campus tidy. To the rescue they appear to saw off locks, or assist door opening, when keys are forgotten. Each cus- todian is assigned to a building for whose upkeep he is responsible. To these men we again say, Thank You! Cafeteria A wide selection of palatable but inexpensive food is served in the cafeteria five days a week. Special dinners are served, at moderate prices, on holidays. At least two choices of hot meals are available each day, plus an assortment of sandwiches. Due to the size of the student body, lunch is served in two shifts- Our cafeteria is so immense and pleasant that it doubles as a ballroom for school dances. AL. T-Q Eliza Brantley, Caridad Anti, Olga Sanchez, Olga Avila. TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: James Overton, Peter Stone, Mariano Rodriguez, Antonio Perez, Scorr Sawyer. BOTTOM ROW: Silvio Carrera, Jose' Velquez, Luis Altaro. ' I A T l .1 'A . .3321-.HW , , 'V is .1 3 Q ' iffy ? V. 5,2 1, Z5 S .3 ,Z 4' , A I if' V W . DC L - 'A ' QQ ' 'E fam A ff i' . an t , 4' i 2,1 jicf gl . Q I v , I' f P, 4 fi- . , in Est 'fc . U ff The Upportunzty 701' 14 Strong Eegmmng Eight Grade Student Council TOP ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Tam McCants Shelua Howanutz Rhea Raunes Carl Taylor Nat Gladdung Sara Wadsworth Kay Cundufl Charles McCabe MIDDLE ROW Terry Tabun .Iuanuta Reaves Mary Ann Valdez Donna Lundenberger Danna Marsh Patrucuo Tatum Emuho Cruz LEFT TO RIGHT Jackue Roberts Presudent Emulua Cruz Treasurer Donna Marsh Secretary Rhea Raunes Vuce presudent Page Thurty Eught The plan of a school wuthun a school for the eughth grade brought about the establushment of theur own student councul Theur meetungs were held at dufferent tumes from the senuor hugh group The eughth grade presudent and the senuor hugh presudent each met alternately wuth both organuzatuons In the growth and development of Key West Hugh the etghth grade has played an untegral part They have contrubuted well to the hugh caluber of school spurut whuch us such a vutal part of the dauly actuvutues of Key West Hugh School iv. Mr Marzyck and Mr Moss Sponsors 5 , 3 , ' S it u. H 'L V , I , 1 , . K- N V' Y , r :' , - i c 1, , It ieff E- Q K Q V, 4 I .gate M ft Q-' 'u f-5-g1fgQuj's,1.aa25u ' A Willis- I sz 4 r I A ff -' ' LJ, , ' .:VfQ.w:,g3Z ,1L1y-, A my ' ,' 'X f - : , . 5:i1..,t, X . , .X-f , . 1 . , V I V - ' T u 4 ' I ' M is! fl! TOP ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Hector Parra Rolland Smlth Mlchael Padron Parel Roberts Lester Pedone Gelbert Munoz John Motto Harry Knight Horace Valdez MIDDLE ROW Gaul Sheppard Edmond St Pierce Judson Woodard Jed Sawyer Jullo Avael John Raspante Jeffrey Smith Walllam Gamble Darleen Morrlson BOTTOM ROW Mane Rlce Betty Arnold Donna Llndenberger Susan Tubbs Luculle Smuth Carlene Grlffun Rose Plnder Loulse Myers Patrrcla Murphree It must be nn there somewhere' 'fl Urns These students must be hungry 31 'll' 'lf l TOP ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Emlgdua Gul Bully Wullnams Roberts Hector Sanchez Anthony Ulchar Donald Allen Alemm Van Orden Barbara Watluns Lawrence B ntley Gml Robinson Beverly Zelnlclx Ronl Herald BOTTOM Joseph Warren Stella Woods Donna Adams Patty Wall: Qnn 0 i I Phnllp Wohosky Wllllam Jackson Charles Powell Leland Dalton Sellers Roland Graz MIDDLE ROW Jam Walker Carl Taylor Eugene Lamer Russell Weech Ernest Lopez ROW Connie Adluns Glorls Wulluams Barbara Duckwonh s :sq Z , . 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I lla H-.,, TOP ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Clovus Claxton Donald Lee Rodolfo Hernandez James Brown Leonard Alonzo George Carey Eugene Albury Emullo Cruz Davnd Hartley MIDDLE ROW Patrlcla Jghnson Margaret Kenyon Elwood McGinley Ronald Caro allo Edward Lewis Raymond Danrels John Hawluns Mrldred Hart Carole Lopez BOTTOM ROW Laudellna Garcia Jeann Charboneau Glorla Barley Cecelra Alfonso Cecelia Fernandez Dorothy Bale ,- ,, ' ' 4 51 . I fs' 1' ., xx , 5 Wg g f I .L o f f I 2 f di, I ,, at I I I . ' f X i bi' A - ' - ' 5 J , ' - vi '- r f 1 ' I I I 7 3 I 3 . ' rr , fs S. . A ,sw 5- f I ., G ,. ,, , O , Y I 1 -ji T4 , A ' y-A I I - T I 5' ' - 'I ,. A E .. - - , ,elv , J I , V a 1 . 1: In f i Q ,QV 111 , . K' ' 1 I - I fl it I , Th ' . ,, EE N ! il 1 f V Ag al Ej w E3 I i 541535 ' 'i- 'In' W- Ni: ' 1' '. 4 12 E X' I If Si m' . A ' QF5. ff . af s.,: 5, . 22 Q. -V I J. .4 IA f, Qi n 1 ZIV' 2 Q . ,X I ti Y Wy Eiiyif 1, , -e f .QL . V In .I 'f ri ,513 'fijiyzfi so I ,ste ,fi 41, W . .3 43? 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'X - I 1 , I I 9 '- I ' :N- , ,g Y - . yy . 1 Q H , l i N ff , ' , z 4 Y- JI' I 7 xv 1-11 TOP ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Mrckey Umble Kenny Cosr Robert Taylor Armando Mlra Leonard Snngleton Harold Dnonne Otis Parker Andy Stevenson John Thompson Earl Vuck MIDDLE ROW Celeste Warskow Vurgunua Swinger Joyce Lurdbloom Theresa Stncher Sara Wadsworth Cecelua Albury Pat Strrcklm Beverly Tynes Evelyn Almyda BOTTOM ROW Georgia McWhurter Ruth Warler Pauline Alayon Helen Teel Patrlcla Solano Marina Topla They re not squares 'W ow. -3 Interesting but what IS lt? F x '51, rf--f Q Tl K7 TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT Raymond Taylor, Leonard Peterson, Tommy Steadman Richard Roberts, lgnaclo Bode, Clyde Stlckney, Frank Hatt, Ray Parks, Al Johnson MIDDLE ROW Sharon Swann, Ellsa Llabres' Dianne Sawyer, Nukkr Tufano, Sandra Sweetlng, Andrea Shlpley, Glenda Solomon Jean Porter Murnel Beccalse BOTTOM ROW Ellen Benett Janet Saunders, Duane Gahagan, Libby Steed, Duma Teel, Sherry Fincher, Betty Dukes, Diana Casselman, Patrlcna Tatum -: fu' - V f 4 I , , . J L V 'V R, 4' ' 4: . H--A 1 1 , ,. .X ET' 'A ,, v ,J S Q , A. f l 1 if I yo' I-' , ' ' Q A ., 1 .9 1' , y 1.1 , ,.,, ... .rn-y ,H 1 ,V s t E . Y- . r I an ' .u :U I V . tr I I-, ,1 ' I 'L I F ', r ' '- I X 'K my xl it A r 5 m .X V., E, MF, lx VA ' f' . I 1 T . I - I ---1 ., ,U I I If s I I 'I F Q . L' ' ' I ' ,I 1 14 To I ' T K 'gfi f E ' ' e V J I X A rl lxwxf fl' , H , . 4 a we 55.2 534 - 'sg I ht i 'iv W . . . Y.. 4 3 '- , . Q Q J D. V, , 3' VY ' li f I 1 - If X fe . , .N , 4 's 'N-L. av TOP ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Eddie Laudrum Leon Fowler Kenny Horton Emlllo Alea Tommy Crapps Watne Watts Russell Brlttaln Bully Atwell Frank Batchelder MIDDLE ROW Shexla Howanutz Beverly Jenklns Bully Atwell James Lanner Orlando Fuentes Donald Dunn Carolyn Grlffln Judy Buzbee Mary ANICDCIIIS BOTTOM ROW Lmda Es nn qu aldo Patricia De Muro Carole Albury Jemmy Ayers Irene Clark Sandro Best Barbara Francns Hnstory students fund Key West 1 1 1-'S I The pause that refreshes' 1 Own 1 7 ? I TOP ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Claronce Almyda Terry Tobm .lack Conaleo Ma C t T I rvm over any Barroso John Burgess Albert Denham Frank Connae Eldred Brown MIDDLE ROW Nancy Dale Mary Ellen Rledlger Bonme B F rown rank Carpmter Leland Albury Chns Bethel Pat Arnold Cecelia Demofonte Edna Carey BOTTOM ROW Vnrgmno Cruz Ida Campo Orquadno Crespo Cecelva Crespo Dianne Covmgton Josephune De Loack Kathy Nohl Lundo Weatherwax Susan Dorethelt A I 'Z s xxx w 'Y S ff I ' , f I x f' '- V' 'E C ' 6' ' ,fi-m, ,Q t, ,Mix ,,,,,,f A L 4 f, 41 uf ' ' t I I 5 , 1 , , f . . , , f - 2 ' ' , , ' , I I , , , . - I ,X 4? . A , U . rt ,u it 'lr N , . f, I A 3 . t 1 ' ,Q gf I . Q1 f S 1 G Q ' 1 .: 3 If 2 X My K X I -f s E I, -f L IJ t f Tv xx, 1' ' t I Ti I Q T . -I rs Y V + ' l v ' ' YJ 5 I 1 L K 1 - -N ' I ' g ' ' in wtf ,, at . Ulf A - 17 R he , , ' 1' , 6 Y TA ,Q , . 1 , , I T' f I X I : I I I I I I I I I I Z I I I I I I I I ' : I I I . I I I I , . A TOP ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Alclo Bravo Carl Parker James Whuttle Tommy Carey Richard Perez Oluver Roberts Richard Mnlord Joseph Solomon MIDDLE ROW Linda Roberts Edward Bazo Charles Pelllcner Roy Valdez Denms Fore? Walter Munfan Edward Muller Leslue Weech Sylvla Machln BOTTOM ROW Lucille Monigomery Irene Soubasls Evelyn Burger Connie Sands Susan Pufnam Jo Anne Duradnlk Barbara Hornbrook Amusing Iurtle Isnt lt? vapor Y Could this be the ,- X s F aw, TOP ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Vlvnan Vlclrers Orlando Perez Joe Rogue Clause Sommons Thornton Sanchez Wal hom Sears Jose Samona Armando Renduelas John Rlvas Jeanneffe Russell MIDDLE ROW Annehe Russell BBVSY 50117000 l-YflClG Pelflef Rhea Rdlflei Sally Jo Ruth Dianne Sanchez Kmda Jackson Anna Rendon Lucia Rodrlquez PauleNe Pafierson Wanda Phlllups BOTTOM ROW Dolores Russell Lynda Powell Vuckn Provost Trudy Qunnn Sandra Perez Nancy Pulol Elsa Rodriguez an .: .- ,- , , , I - g W A, I 4 , ,l X , 1' , .xt . , Q I A f 19' L ,. 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TOP ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Glenda Carey Donna Belyers Glorla Dameron Joyce Bates Kenneth Cruz Melmda Cortez Barbara Arnold Carol Hamm Barbara Bland MIDDLE ROW John Ard Orlando Dlaz Octavuo Cervantes Dempsey Ballard Eugene Gesel Cecll Alens Lynn Phelps Joaquin Desdeer Rrcl-:ard Baker BOTTOM ROW Alrcna Curry Dons Cargle Sandm Denson Madalrna Bobullak Duane Arevalo Kay Cundlff check up on the latest news gee A helpmg hand us apprecuated M: 'X I TOP ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Mlke Everhart Onarlo Fernandez Tom McCants Farlm Guzewlch Alex Hanes Steven Enslow Tony Castullo Edward Goto MIDDLE ROW Mlrella Fernandez Roseann Martnn Janet Eddy Alta Dnckunson Cora Lee Hurt Tilton Evans Burnadefte Park Esther Pages Vlclue Parne Nelda Hall Manuela Garua BOTTOM ROW Charleen Black Lmda Johanson Martha Avila Pat Lafayette Shlrley Holmes Gloria Eddy Julrette Henss r Soma Gelabert Orchnd Garcia W - W ' ' I A A A fr L 1 -3 sg ' N, Z w EEZ M . '- :sg f 1 4 ll-I .,. M N1 M N.'-4 2 ' , fs ,. Q f In, I n- 1, T J 4 . . .1 Y ' i 1 , T , ' ,. P '9 1 , . it I : I I . I I I , I I I I I I . ' : . . I b I I ' . I . I ' 4 A - . t 9 I Q 8 A 1. f f DX ,.. 1 Y W' V! - ,ig K ' E S I If ' l 41 I 1' NA .2 . 1 -. 2 1 W , : 1: 1 :- . f 3 - 'V-' X , 1 V 5 M 5' .' '16 if ' Q A a I I ' 7 ,J 3 1 1 . ft I'q .1 ' Q4 1 ,J T' . ' ' ' ' I' 1 .. L N 1 -Q , 1 ,., V . X, Wt 1 . . lx .I , 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 ' 1 . 2 1 '1 1 ' ' 1 I l I I I I I ' - : 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' e, . I 0 s-..N TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Charles Smith, Jon Kelly, Bill Burlin, Kenneth Blair, Danny Kolhager, Charles McCabe John Cumberland, Gregory Lewin, Rudy Poppa. MIDDLE ROW: Bill Bradshaw, Douglas Guidry, Eddie Hogeboom Janet Speight, Kerry Crider, Brenda Bridwell, Timothy Ve Ard, John Calleia, Nathan Eden, Ted Rice. BOTTOM ROW Eileen Moore, Sidra Packer, Ann Johnson, Marilyn Illsley, Kathy McHugh, Revelly Finn, Mary Ovide, Linda Nonnemacw ker, Eileen Hubler. , ,X A comical book, or a comic? .. .,.. ge: - if .I I What could they be doing? S344 1 TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Hampton Kelley, Boyd Mendez, Ralph Krammel, Ronald Jones, Benjamin lopez, Irving Wells, Frank Pinder, Thomas MohI,4 John Morgan. MIDDLE ROW: Mary Rhoder, John Murphy, Raymond Palmer, Henry Johnson, Raymond Morales, Robert Jones, Gary Moore, Randy Johnson, Jimmy Newberry, Margaret ledtord. BOTTOM ROW: Edith Rarrott, Connie Hamilton, linda Durham, Mario Pazo, Zoe Knowles, Sherry McNeill, Joyce Jones, Donna Marsh, Sandra McEIra1. 4 K' H W, 9f'f' I l ff Af QM iw: 1' 1 A 1,4 1 . gd 5? 1 X 225 ff, , 1 , , QW, Q 1 'W' Q X 43 'zu 4 X ,eww Q .V E ' pw 7 ' ff ,j, Q 42 4 .ph f, . W I 2 f , ' 1 r V1 9 2 2 W f za 1 A , 0 ,M ? Mr , ,W renhmen Y 11: ' :ga Fofw-Sf-we FRESHMAN OFFICERS 5 A '::n'2'- T ' 1 y , , M, QQ slr! Y f F LEFT TO RIGHT: Kay Yarnall, Treasurerg Donald Demaree, Presidentg Jill McDonough, Vice-president Barbara Riley Secretary Mr Leslie Ryals Head Sponsor FRESHMAN CLASS The Freshman Class of 1957 1958 had a full year of actuvsty They sponsored two all school and several freshman dances whlch proved to be quute profrtable and also helped the class members to become better acquamted In addutlon to the dances the class sponsored two candy sales and a concessuon at one of the baseball games The money whrch was obtained from these events was used to fnnance the freshman party at the end of the year , 2 - , - , f , L21 V 3 'T -V in -of S 13 QS I Q ,H 41 K:-4' vi? BACK LEFT TO RIGHT James Dunlap Jack Curry Donald Demree Booth Chnlcutt Donald Cormack Bull Cormack Bull Beattne dwards Barbara Dobbs Glenda Burke FRONT LEFT TO RIGHT Camulle Castagna Donald Crusoe Mtke Crowder Nancy E Natalua Espanola Lou Castro Olga Castellano Sharon Grossman Pearlene Draper Judy Dlosdado BACK LEFT TO RIGHT Larry Koblentz Rlchard Graham Louls lngraham Joseph Key Jack Holcomb Leo Hllke Gilbert C I Ke Ste hen Kelly Gordon Earl Ingraham George Spellmeyer MIDDLE LEFT TO RIGHT Rose Leon Robert Lmares arro y p J h S I Earl Justnce Mary Hooper FRONT LEFT TO RIGHT Terrle Warren Robyn Kelser Florence Hoff Larry Hoover osep an lnl man Mlchael Jacobson Mary Jo Johnson Charlotte Kearns Fleta Johns Anna J:-nenez Georgme Knowles 39. LJ Page Forty Nine 'Q 2' F' X , , ' at ' gf, , gc . M A , f. .fy . 6 s V If f 'F A F I , , lp- 45 L T' Y I f ' , Bill Collins. MIDDLE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Sharon Dellagiacoma, Sandra Dixon, Shellie Elias, Pete Kneller, Manuel Cervantes, s uk ,V K . ' 43 1- I 9' x ,, v . V WA za ' Q 1 5 H l '- . l 2 x . A, E i . I P ' I , f K y I x in , F ' MW . A . . . I e . - . T ' .I U? 'Uv 1 3' 14, Iv!t V -+ an Q-! pf Al lf'-.1 BACK LEFT TO RIGHT Iggy Carbonell Walter Sandlm Mike Brown Roger Johnson Richard Albury Albert Bergrud Bllly Cabanas Paul Bulmckl Jose Bancells MIDDLE LEFT TO RIGHT Marvin Barneh Juergen Bolling Roberf Barre! Crawford Banks Rvchard Averetfe Damo Bazo Sfewart Brenner Donald Behler Roy Cram Pefer Adams FRONT LEFT TO RIGHT Ruby Mmchew Mane Alfonso Melva Anderson Betty Corneal Bonme Johnson Bonme Oliver BACK LEFT TO RIGHT Carla Caso Jean Cortez Aloma Baya Judy Beyer Lmda Capron Cornelia Arnold Lmda Cope Helen Alfonso Pafrlcla Ahbol MIDDLE LEFT TO RIGHT Carroll Derrenbacker Joyce Dillon Ruth Braun Vlvlan Agalsse Madonna Sievenson Joyce Campbell Anna Cox Brenda Cclrbonell Roberfa Blaff FRONT LEFT TO RIGHT Holly Nelson Vlvlan Foh Mildred Cumbee Aluce Campo Donna Betarcourf 6 ,bn vm uv sf Z, K Page Fifty it . 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L S f T , 1 xy F A T I -1 ' car I7 N04 BACK LEFT TO RIGHT Claude Gordon Max Fosler Larry Ford John Gnndolfo Danny Gravell Tony Esfenoz James Hari Manuel F h D d Fernandez Charles Logan MIDDLE LEFT TO RIGHT Josephine Hernandez Carolyn Johnson Robert Hott John a ey ov: French Marvin Gray Robert Ford Carlos Hernandez Barbara Groce Shenla Temple FRONT LEFT TO RIGHT Lmda Gregory Zorlo Godlnez Anlfa Esqumaldo Mary Harl Brenda Gales Rosalund Grooms Bonnne Hmlcle Shirley Franklin Becky Fowler Wnlma Fuller a Thomas BACK LEFT TO RIGHT Pedro Mepa James Koester James McCory John McCormack Ralph Moore Wayne Molun Campbell Vaughn Mesa Davnd Ledford Sieve Makowslu MIDDLE LEFT TO RIGHT Barbara Lenlxard Gall Munro Janice Peagler Rosolue Mlra John Lowe Bernadene Muller Barbara McCarran Linda Lowe Joyce Marshall FRONT LEFT TO RIGHT Suzanne Mclean Jo Ann Luke Jull McDonough Karen Muller Norma Muzner Rosemarie Marburg Martha Machln Gyl Lynn Lois Luke -'lu I 'GIA' , 1 an .. fu 4 ,W f 7' KW , '. 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I Q I R 'fi ' N I' 'f' J 1 ' , , L A Q - 1 X 2: 'T I Q 5 4- 1.-v ' F 4197 :Q-Y ' I ' ' , H , fa ' 7- ll ,HZ . . .T 1' ' N ' ' Y ll' v U ,V 3, Q . f'..,.f,ta f ff ' . : , ' ' , , , rs, o ers Russell, Douglas Saunders, Alan Bernard, Alvio Acevedo. MIDDLE, LEFT TO RIGHT: M h ' , ' ', Q ,, 7 . D :T ,, gt g N Xnrw g , 4-. vu A I A I 6 If s , Q a , tl as ,W I ff x . J V 97' fe? T - H T 'ff' -5 M .. . it 'S ' . 'r , L , , I V I e nf. My -ff' f 4 . ., if I , ' 's--wiv, , ., Y . ' ' , I ,4 ' we e I- fl , .J i , x . ,A W ' JF' 4 'E any suv ,,, fb lr, 'ef'-1 Lb 55. 4:5 BACK LEFT TO RIGHT Lloyd Carter Charles Knapp Jack Freeman John Watson Edward Pearson Mitchell Merce Stephen Lune Danny Carter larry Meggs MIDDLE LEFT TO RIGHT Fred Dobbs George Mara John Mouhon Carl Herman Jlm Mclntre Eloy Lopez John Gardner FRONT LEFT TO RIGHT Charles Lewus Jerry Mercer Robert Paso James McLean Ronald Newell Charles Puerce BACK LEFT TO RIGHT Anthony Walterson Paul Toblas Benny Trevor Claude Torres Charles Wardlow Wllllam Vaughn Henry Weatherford James Wnlllams Raymond Walterson MIDDLE LEFT TO RIGHT Cathy Umble Tom Wolrosluy Charles Lynch Raleigh Towns August Wenss Frank Torres Loans Vlllareal Lmda Todd FRONT LEFT TO RIGHT Georgma Valdez Candy Wnlluams Catherune Yarnall Lmda Wells Nancy Wnles Elame Woody Sara Vuckers Pam Yates Joanne Vinson 0 wif nv 9 4.2 5-'H Page Fnfty Three Ll 'al 'al ' 'Gi' BACK LEFT TO RIGHT Vrrglnla Mur h M S p y ary now Kathleen Terry Dalley Sawyer Robert Stolnoff Rene Stlncor Nancy Ramirez .lennlne Taylor Sandra Riggs MIDDLE LEFT TO RIGHT Wilma Thom son O Swe t p rm Stone Royce Skaggs Richard Snbnla Davud emg George Sellers Nelson Sawyer George Swlrnme G r eorge Soubasls Mane Snow FRONT LEFT TO RIGHT Joanne Taylor Nneves Lorenzo Brenda Stlclxney Nancy Taylor Martha Sawyer Nancy Smith You re Late' Freshmen do, too, Study I I ' Page Fifty Four W . x ', , A W f H r ,gl SL t lf if . M L . f ff , 'L - g A r 5 l . D 1 1 1 I 1 . f l 1 l 1 ' f ' . , : ' , I 1 I . I I I - I I ' I : I F I . I I I ' , I , J 1 . 4 v 43 I l 4 lan. ' Thus lunch ne You dudnt hsfen to the bulletm elther? 9 f' Look of those hats' Would you In e 'ldi- us as more luke at I! -an ii a bite? Page Fifty Five V Q I ll' -V, I-W ,, ' X M, j x Xl. , , 9 . ,K rr 1 F . -L- A X A . - - oh. ' li Th' ' ' ' S i 1 ' 5 1 u u V l k I lt A , 1 fi M, V Y A ' . , . . . .V I , ' ' 3 ' W' ,X .' 5 V 2' ' . 'k ' - 7lce Upper-tanity 70 Socialge STUDENT CUUNBIL NL. President Richard Felton, standing. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT Patsy Roberts, Sandra McLean, Jane Begin, Patricia Piccio, Diane Jenkins, Esther Yarnall, Gail Enslow. SECOND ROW: Patty Whitly, Audrey Saunders, Marilyn DeLand, July Knowles, Tony Warren Linda Capron, Lou Castro. THIRD ROW: Jackie Roberts, Anna Mae Young, Linda Curry, Lydia Anti, Bernadine Scott, Linda Stricker Judy Fincher. FOURTH ROW: Cathy Cates, Joan Bliss, Mike Leon,Jenny Solano, Jayne Archer, Mary Ann Lopez, Suzanne Tremblay FIFTH ROW: Nelson Sawyer, John Riccio, Raleigh Towns, Jack Freeman, Daniel Pearce, Linda Groves. SPONSORS: Mr. Floyd Cullop Mrs. Nellie Pantaleo. The high school Student Council was founded in 1930, and became state and nationally affili- ated in 1932. The sponsors for this school year were Mrs. Nellie G. Pantaleo and Mr. Floyd Cullop. ln this organization, each homeroom is en- titled to one representative and one alternate, elected by students in the homeroom. These elected representatives must have a C aver- age and citizenship in good standing. The proiects of the Student Council are two- fold. The community proiects are the Commun- ity Chest, Polio, Library Drives, and others. The services to the school include: printing of the student handbook at the beginning of every year, stocking, managing and maintaining a student supply store, scheduling all elections, Homecoming Queen, etc., scheduling of all con- cessions at sports events throughout the school year, being in charge of assembly programs, decorating the stage in the auditorium for all special events, forming a list of clubs and dates to sponsor dances, issues all activity cards to individual students, takes the lead in money making drives in school, sets up a system of monitors, sponsors an inter-club council, con- tracts for and organizes all paid assemblies which provide us with excellent talent, and ar- ranges tor and makes reservations on busses for all away football games. One award is made each year by the Stu- dent Council to the outstanding worker for the year. The Council also votes the student to re- ceive the coveted GOOD CITIZENSHIP AWARD given each year by the Rotary Club. This tired up the team too! Page Fifty-Eight Supplies were sold too STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Suzanne Tremblay Seavy Treasurer Jane Begun Vnce Presudent Rnchard Felton Presndent Patsy Roberts Recordmg Secretary Patty Whitley Corresponding Secretary Anna Mae Young Chaplann Mrs Nellue Pantaleo Sponsor Mr Floyd Cullop Sponsor STUDENT COUNCIL Concessuon helped our finances Page Frfty Nme 5, 5, fc.: 4 v l l l W AW 4 6 ,f Z ' 59 if 'I I f s ' 4 i V A N T KEY CLUB OFFICERS FIRST ROW Otto Busat President SECOND ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Tommy Knowles Vlce President Richard Padron Recording Secretary THIRD ROW LEFT TO RIGHT David Porch Corresponding Secretary RICIIGFCI Felton Treasurer Joey Curry Parllamentanan The Key Club sponsored by the Knwams was founded un 1950 It requlres of sts lumnted mem ershnp a C average good character and leadershnp abnltty The Club sent delegates to the conventuon In Mnam: Beach collected toys for Chrnstmas, con tributed to the March of Dimes as well as play :ng records aurmg the lunch shafts In addmon they sold book covers wuth the picture of the ugh school on the front and the Conch on the back and publtshed a student dnrectory Each year an award as given to the Most Outstanding Key Clubber for has work FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Bully Rolas Jack Katz Gary Pelt Rtchard Ant: Ruchard Bervaldl Jlmmy Zumwalt SECOND ROW LEFT TO RIGHT ldlllo Salunero Russell Curry Richard Colllns Sam Holland Tammy Thompson Joey Curry Ruchard Padron David Porch Otto Busot Tommy Knowles Rnchord Felton Frank Motto Godfrey Thompson Bully Tryon Robert Covmgton Page blxty .II 2 I 1 b ' If II 1 1 , f K , ' , f - , - t - . .. C f I fi l I H 11 . I I . - ' ' ' ll o I - 11 - I . I .- 1 I ' L I : , I I 7 I I ' 1 I : . , ' 7 l I I ' X i , , , l t I I . . I I I I 'I t -I I ' I : .. I I I A ' I I I I . I I I I . I I I . I ' lfey C1116 Sweetheart Kar-6am Karl-oAo Q f KEY CLUB ACTIVITIES CHRISTMAS TOYS FOR NEEDY GIRLS AND BOYS SALESMANSHIP THROUGH FRIENDLY PERSUASION 9 S A11 22 OUR CDNCH Yi, f ' '. , . '- . J A -' 2 CENTER FRONT: June Weech, Captain, Chris Laymen. LEFT TO RIGHT: Joyce Turner, Barbara Staley, Frances Arthur, Carol Becker, Carolyn Jenks, Karen Chilcutt, Peggy Johnson, Gail Munroe, Beverly Albury, Judy Knowles, and Kathy Ouradnik. The Conchettes, founded in 1955, are modeled after the'Kilgore College Rangerettes of Kilgore, Texas. ln order to join Conchettes a girl registers at the end of the year. She must be in the ninth, tenth, eleventh, or twelfth grade. Eighth graders are accepted to serve a probation period of one year before performing. Members must maintain a C average scholastically. There is a two-week tryout period in which all girls wishing to ioin learn and go through a com- plete routine. At the end of this time, the girls perform the routine for the director, being graded on performance. CENTER FRONT: Mana Gravel, section leader. LEFT TO RIGHT: Ellen Henderson, Orchid Femandez, Becky Clark, Sheila Munroe, Diane Sanchez, Candy Williams, Linda Lowe, Diane Voluiin, Mary Hooper, Martha Sawyer, Jean Hooper, Jean Porter. Page Sixty-Two ETTES LEFT TO RIGHT: Charlotte Kerns, Section Leader, Kathy Prentice, Ida Pierce, Jackie Roberts, Nancy Perez, Judy Stephens, Bernadine Scott, Rosemary Quesada, Kathy Mohl, Jo Ann Vinson, Margaret Russell, Marilyn De Land, Florence Hoffman. FRONT CENTER: Margaret Miller, Lavon Bence. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Sanchez, Ida Puerta, Roberta Blatt Karen Reynolds, Jackie Valenzuela, Charlynne Young, Section leader, Michael Jacobson, Joanne Dohrer, Judy Hardin, Betty Corneil, linda Turner. Page Sixty-Three 1 MONITORS Q f W ,ff- 'lf FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Lydia Anti, Carmen Lopez, Gail Enslow, Suzanne Tremblay, Ida Pierce, Alice Perez, Anna Young, Bobbe Dot Borroso, Diane Jenkins, Brenda Valdez, Bonnie Tynes, Frances Hill, Jane Gomez, Mona Gravell, Sandra McLean, Ido Fincher. SECOND ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Richard Felton, Mike Leon, Ecky Solomon, David Adams, Tommy Knowles, George Lee, Joe McMahon, David Porch, Jerry McMasters, John Riley, Jim Saunders, Richard Padron, Herbert Ford. lu., W 'x Bth GRADE MONITORS-LEFT, FRONT TO BACK: Terry Toby, Tommy McCants, Donna Lindenberg, Carl Taylor. RIGHT, FRONT TO BACK: Donna Marsh, Kay Cundiff, Rhea Rains, Sara Wadsworth. P099 Sixty-Four The Culprit is nabbed. 5 ,l I l I 1 l I ft Q ry 5, if 3 The monitor system of the high school was 'Founded in T956 and is under the direction of the principal, Dr. H. C. Campbell, and the Student Council President. The students, who are monitors, were selected by the class sponsors of the eleventh and twelfth grades. For the first time in the school year, l957-58, the Eighth Grade Student Council served as monitors. These students were chosen on the basis of schol- arship, leadership, and character. They were identified by grey and red arm bands with the eighth grade wearing red and the others grey. The responsibility of the monitors was to keep violations of school regulations to a minimum. FUTURE TEACHERS FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Lynne Marquez Carmen Lopez Sharon Glertson Judy Fmcher Carla Casa Omar Callela Make Leon Mrs Frances Sands SECOND ROW Suzanne Tremblay Mary Sue Hart Vlrglma Nolte THIRD ROW Annette McEnery Lucy Goto FOURTH ROW Catherme Yarnall Sandy Wuckers Judy Mercuno OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT Mrs Sands Sponsor Mrke leon Parha mentarlan Carla Casa Vlce Presudent Lynne Marquez Treasurer Judy Flncher Prestdent Omar Callela Hustonan Carmen Lopez Recording Secretary Sharon Glertson Correspondmg Secretary The Future Teachers of Ameruca Club was establlshed nn T939 lt us now under the sponsorshlp of Mrs Frances Sands Membershup us open to students nn grades 8 through I2 Members should be dehmtely rnterested nn the teachmg professuon or un Iearnmg about vocatuonal opportumtles un the held of teachmg show leadership abnlrty rnutratuve and not less than average academlc m The Club has had a candy sale nn addltlon to a cor sage sale for the Homecommg Football Game an the way of prolects Actrvmes Included the Dutch Luncheon for Executnve Councnl the sponsor and two delegates attended the state conventlon at Daytona Beach Flonda and Future Teacher Nught at the Parent Teacher Assocla hon honormg Mr Horace OBryant Supernntendent of Publuc lnstructnon when they presented hrs lnfe story Thus Is Your Lafe The erghth grade students voted unammously to name the Jr Hugh club the Horace O Bryant Future Teach ers of Amenca and presented to Supt O Bryant an 'Oscar engraved wrth has name and the date November I9 T957 Page Suxty Fave 55, ' ir, gs 3 2,7 - A x'l, 1 F A 4 f. Y A W J ,,. V- , ' I n I 4 ' .. . . . I . , ta, 5 ix N achievementg and have satisfactory citizenship stand- V 5 v ' . 25-C X i , 9- , Tw I . . . 1 g g I . . it T ' 1 5 v . Q L I I i ' n q 1 s - f , . , Il ' ' II , : . - ' ' - ' ' . I . ' . . I . ' I . - ll 1 1 I 1 I I - ' 1 ' , ' . ' . ' I Il ' 1 , . 1.1 FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Paul Ross Roberts President Gall Sheppard Vlce President Patrlcna Solano Secretary Horace Valdez Treasurer Mrs Frances Sands Sponsor SECOND ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Anthony Ulchar Vlclu Provost Sara Wadsworth Parlna nentarran THIRD ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Patty Wallis Hnstornan B verly Jenluns Susan Douthett Llbrarlan FOURTH ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Wnlluam ackson Judy Stephens Revelly Ann Flnn Vwlan Vickers Jr. Future Teachers Jr Honor Soolety it -h,-..- g,-......- L,- 'i,.....,...n- .kia--.rf FIRST ROW L F Anno hmenezf LIOTOCRIGHT John Rlcclo Mrs Beach Cathy Yarnell Carla Casa Conme Arnold Donald Demree Gyl Lynn Barbara Rlley u astro SECOND ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Mr Marzyke Jack Halcom leo Hllke Aldo Bartolone Nancy Smnth Wilma Juffer Brenda Stlclmey Lmda Capron Page Slxty Six , r . H t ' we jr 'F' 3' RJ' I I I 11- . I ar 1 7 1 l 1 A 1 I . 1 ll I I I I ' 1 ' I Z I . . I ' ' , 2 ', ,' ' . 1 . - J ,,,- I I iz . ,, -- , . ,S no fi ' ' Y' L ' A x , . X f I I' Q. Ea ' T lf - , . ,Q ,h ........, -,A II 1 7, Y, 4 - 1 3 ' ' ' . . . I 1 1 , , , , ' I . National Honor Society -..-. ,,,,, Ms, ,,,,.,,-,, . .- 1 H I I I I l C l LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: John Riley, David Adams, Kathleen Cates, Alice Perez, Brenda Adams, Bobbe Dot Barroso, Carmen Lopez, Joanne Machin, Linda Litzenberger, Edna DeLand, Orquida Hernandez, Robert Becker, Richard Felton. SECOND ROW: George Lee, Ormund Otvos, Linda Curry, Gloria Chacon, Judy Fincher, Suzanne Tremblay, Patsy Roberts, Ida Pierce, Martha Salinero, Barbara Gaines, Joe McMahon, Harold Cates. THIRD ROW: Frank Motto, Ida Fincher, Ester Yarnall, Colleen Phillips, Joyce Turner, Catherine Oradnik, Anna Gate, Charlene Young, Brenda Curry, Diane Higgs, Tommy Thompsons. STANDING: Daniel Pearce, Mary Barros, Sally Lewinsky, David Porch, Anno Young, Judy Stone, Mr. Walter Lazier. The Southernmost Chapter of the National Honor Society received its charter in the fall of 1950: Miss Mary Trevor and Mr. Walther Lazier were the proud founders and have been the sponsors ever since. Candidates for membership must have spent at least one semester in Key West High School and be members of the Junior or Senior Class with a B av- erage. Probationary members from the Sophomore class are inducted in the beginning of the second semester under the same rules. This year the National Honor Society has particie pated in the March of Dimes drive, attended the con- vention in Jacksonville, given help to students who needed it, and sold color post-cards of the high school as well as sponsoring' the regular concessions and dances. The Honor Pin is awarded at the end of each six weeks to the member with the highest average. At the end of the year each senior societor is awarded a gold tassel to wear on his cap for graduation. LEFT TO RIGHT: Treasurer, Judy Stone, Sponsor, Mr, Walter I-Ullefi Secretory, Mary Barros, President, David Porch, Vice- President, Sally Lewinsky, Chaplain, Anna Mae Young. D. C. T. CLUB ai I FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Antonietto DiMuro, Barbara Cruz, Bobbie Creel, Jack Key, Paul Huddleston, Elena Avila, SECOND ROW: Garth Saunders, Danna Hedge, Sonia Mae lee, Ella Mae-Knowles, Judy Beccaise, John Avila. THIRD ROW: Mr. Mitchell, .Iohn Stirrup, Bill Camalier, Charles Barrera, Donald Russell, Nick Vonya. D.C.T. Club is formed by those taking Distributive Co- operative Training. As a club they function sim- ilar to any other school or- ganization with their meet- ings, conventions, and pro- jects. 'Nu-og: .fit www OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Barbara Cruz, Bobbie Creel, Mr. Mitchell, Paul Huddleston, Jack Key. X-ray a head? Its EUIIDTS ali' I-'F' X Sn. .. Photo Ednor IDA FINCHER Care ANITA JIMENEZ Feature Ecllior fully checks prgofs checkmg feature materaals 'ff Layout Edntor, JERRY McMASTERS, JANET COOK, Llierary Edlfor, at hus favorne drawer readymg body copy Page Seventy Three I : -0- D Q6 -' fre ef- ' . 5 -v .., .fy , 4. eelui i 'pd Jr? ki W Y 1 A p v a 1,4 lk 'V ' i 51 1. g 4' 'F' . 5 ' mf , 4 V , . -f .. Q . l I V f -X V ' M e ,. 4 Q . X X ' 47 A: X ' A 1 1 ' I ' ' r !.,,...-U v . t ,- Tha? long wail! Deadlines had to be met. Am AND WQRKERS. awk bl l M in It CSA as xx TYPISTS: Anna Mae Young, Joanne Machin, and Donna Liizenburger. Mike Leon, Kathy Carman, John Hughes, Ercelia Diaz, David Boza, and Alice Vargas, Handled the Ad- veriizing. b--...,..... -1 LEFT TO Secretary Presudent Treasurer KEYETTES Founded un 1952 and sponsored by the Sun owuks the Keyettes are a servuceable organuzo tuon both ofthe school and communuty Membershnp consusts of gurls from the tenth eleventh, and twelveth grades They must maun taun a C average scholastucally and satusfac tory cutuzenshup Thus was a busy year for the Keyettes They gave shower mats to the gurls physucal educa tuon classes polushed trophues for the trophy case gave Thanksguvung and Chrustmas bas kets to needy famulues had candy sales and partucupated un the March of Dumes druve The Keyettes also sponsored an assembly pro gram partucupated un varuous parades and sponsored a football and basketball dance Offucers receuved specual guards desugnatung theur offuces at the end of theur term OFFICERS RIGHT Chrusty Punder Parlumentaruan Aluce Perez Jane Begun Furst Vuce Presudent Bobbe Dot Barroso Anna Mae Young Second Vuce Presudent Judy Stone Hooper Joanne Machun Aluce Vargas Lydia Antu Lavonno Sondra Knught Glenda Archer SECOND ROW Judy Knowles Castellano Lunda Lutzenberger Beverly Maloney Ida Puorce ROW Lynda Marquez Duanne Higgs Patsy Roberts Emuly Jackue Koll Carmen Lopez Chrustune Palluclr Lmda Groves FOURTH ROW Francus Arthur Colleen Phullups Duane Jenluns Tommue Sue Montgomery Karen Chill cut Janet Hayes Anuta Orlung Duane Small Sandra Halfueld Mary Ann Lopel FIFTH ROW Marlene Curbonell Judy Stone Anna Mae Young Bobbe Dot Barroso Jane Begun Aluce Perez Chrusty Punder FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Jean Bence Brenda Adams Pattu Whutely Vurgunua Nolte Sheula Swunger Ros Cathy Cates .Iolyn Heussuer THIRD Harrus Mary Barros Cathy Carmen Page Seventy Fuve it Q ' - I - ua . . . 1 e 7 . ' -in I - ll 11 - - t J ' -X L ' . . . X 1-1 s , 1 ' 1 1' , I , - 1 I - 1 1 1 1 1 1 : 1 , I 1 i 5 . . . . . I 1 I 1 I - :X L 1 , 2 a . v .1 ,, T a V i . A . r , 1 L , , ,1 X , N I , . X - X 1 u F , - K u , Q 5 1 , ' , . 1 ' f r I 1 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 3 1 1 1 3 1 1 1 1 1 - 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 -1 , 1 1 - 5 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 - 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 v r. JM- vw. xii- gf 41' Q 0-1' W WAAM T Q -Fa KEY WEST HIGH V .G-.--wr VIC LARSEN Drum Major Not only has the K.W.H.S. Band won acclaim from the people of our area, but throughout the state of Florida. Under the capable direc- tion of Mr. William Higgins, our band has done fair shore of building our young men and wo- men into better citizens of the school os well as of the community. Their participation at foot- ball games, the Christmas shows, District Band Contests, and this year the very enioyable con- certs in Bay View Park on several successive Sunday Afternoons. Their record is one that both they and we can be justly proud. Page Seventy-Six E5 -l X 'cl -qA, ,J Band Librarians hard at work. LEFT TO RIGHT: Becky Fowler, Jeane Knight, and Edwin Elwood. SCHOOL BAND ...3 i K -sf EW' if -Ab in V' 'M MARY HUDDLE Solo Twirler Y 8 I x X YA ' ,, ' X vi, 1 i , M, , . , gy J 4 Q.,1.,V.,. j X A 0' ' 1, 1 ' f , V3 Z X ' iyg' 'rx f w ,,.,,,,, 5 M , K VA' 41. I j f M rw ! ws-.W 1' A ff. 5 Q A M X x .XXX 3 gm. , 'V ' I - x .sc W-, ao . ,i A - W 5 - ' fa, -' Ei , SP 5 ' ' Q g P1 f ,lf f ,,L1 1 ,- f if 5 'fwg 7 if J if il tr qs s is FRONT ROW: Lena Garcia, Georgiannc DuVolld, Lynda DeMerri7, Toby Stickney, Kathy Perpall, and Edna Deland, MIDDLE ROW: Kathy Carman, Annette Esperdy, Anna Gaia, Mary Huddle, Nancy Geliberf, Anna Young, Marlene Cclrbanell. TOP ROW: Naelia Alvarez, Mary Casrellano, and Linda Lifzenberger. Page Seventy-Seven KEY WEST HIG SCHOCL CONCERT CHORU The Concert Chorus was chosen thus year to represent Key West Hugh School un the dustruct competutuon Thus affaur was held on March 15 at Muamu Eduson Hugh School Audutoruum Practuce sessuons durung suxth peruods, early mornungs, and late evenungs, were held un preparatuon for thus event Due to the chorus beung newly organuzed the competutuon was un D class of competung In further preparatuon the group sang at several publuc gatherungs mcludung the Casa Maruna Hotel 'Q Danny Garcua Sam Holland Royce Skaggs Anthony Ulcher Gubby Thruft Herb Ford Kenneth Wallace John Hughs Leonard Knowles Bully Jackson Douglas Jenks Bully Rouos Eluguo Perez Howard Barnwell Al Yates Robert Swuft Robert Janes Buddy Owens Robert Cooper Bob Van Orden Jum Saunders Benny Trevor Paul De Nugro Arthur Cost Glen Duckerson Rene Machun Joe McMahon Patrucua Gulenwuche Leahdorne whuueheqd Vlckue Provost Duane Small Chrustune Polluch Mary Huddle Bonnue Hunkle Anna Goto Lynda DeMerrut Desura Gaunes Fleta Johns Mary Jo Johnson Kathleen Cates Georguonna Devolld Mary Barros Sharon Glertson Shurley Holmes Rosemary Lesher Lunda Strucher Patty Whutley Carol Harrus Shuela Swunger Vurgunua Swunger Mary Castellano Mwruom Machun Lunda Atwell Jennue Solano Bonnue Brown Rhea Raunes Jayne Archer Duane Swunger Madelune Dowdell Anuto Orlung and Anna Young A Page Seventy Eught . . . . . ,, ,, . . , . , 4 , Y LL it , ul t -' 1 u 4 , . i f Y K , - n A f , N , K K' 'V 1 , 1 I . .,. 1' ' Q , ' ' I 11 ' X . 1121 x ' X 'Jn . if l ' .V K, ., no ,T w-1 , M5 A I ew: 1 -A ' if I I - 1 u u 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - X BUYS' GLEE CLUB FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Robert Moon Royce Skaggs Michael Hall Armando Rendules Jack Canalyo Terry Tobin John Thompson Charles Almyda SECOND ROW Douglas Jenks Joe Curry Richard Slack John Parks Kenneth Wallace James McManus Norman Collins Bull Sears Al Stan k Fred Graves 43' I 1 V. of ll I I ' ' I I . K ,. J l ,. '. -I. 'v 'f ' - L -, f' I 'I l l ,I v' .I ' 5 ' , , 5 I I Z , , I I 1 1 r ' , , . : , , , , , , , , os I, Danny Garcla, Q , I it . Q. 1 I 0 ., I , V ,, .- .I xr N . A C . 2 ' , , . , , I I - ' I 7 ' : I I I I I I I I I , , , 1 - 1 ' ' , I . I I I I 1 I I 1 , . f , - GIRLS GLEE CLUB FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Susan Douthntt Norma Baker Edna Cruz Barbara lorette Jeannette Russell Jennne Salano Duane Key Robm Kneser Jacqualme Small Vnrglnla Cruz SECOND ROW Sandra Perez Vnvlan Vnckers Pat Solano Duane Swinger Joyce Lundbloom Annette Russell Amta Rendon Vurglma Swmger Josephine De Loocll Kerry Hoover Duane Covington Lmda Hmton THIRD ROW Sheula Swmger Patrlcna Whitley Bonnie Hmkle Mary Huddle Jayne Archer Linda Peltner Jenme Hnoska Rhea Rames Pat Arnold Anme Golden Bonnie Brown Sally Ruth Mary Jo Johnson Anita Orllng Page Seventy Nme NAPPER CLOCKWISE Anita Orling Mary Huddle Ecky Solomon Billy Rolas Len Conley Joan Bliss Michael Jacobson Ida Pierce Bernardme Scott and Roberta Blatt Behind the 8 Ball Q7 lrene Clark L W EDITOR Len Conley The outstanding characteristic of the Key West High School Snapper for the T957-58 school year was the fact that it was able to roll on a sound financial structure. This feat was achieved through a price raise of five cents per issue which took the paper ou of the marginal category Under the editorship of Len Conly the Snapper reached a high plateau of good reporting excellent layout profitable cur culation original format and general stu dent interest A crisp sports page won recognition under the devoted hand of Ecky Solomon His alertness page composition innovations with headings and excellent athletic back ground received the acknowledgement of both the city newspaper and the student body The senior college prep English course through their writing efforts contributed largely at times to a series of fine articles Some of these were used by the Miami Herald Art editor Billy Rolo with his leprechaunic creations, kept the pet. well illustrated His efforts cannot be overrated The photography was done by a profes sional Poray Studios Loyal reporters who pounded the beat in a dozen different ways were Ida Pierce Anita Orling Bernardene Scott Mary Hud dle Joan Bliss Jane Begin Cathy Carman Michal Jacobsen Lee Williams and Darlene Jurczynski firms of Key West who so graciously satur ated the paper with ads Without their as sistance there would have been no paper Mr Frank J Pavalko who also headed pub lic relations for the high school once more donated his time and efforts as moderator for the paper for third year in a row FACULTY SPONSOR Mr Pavalko wg -e . . I . t ll ' .ll f L I , ' I I I . l ' L I r ' I . . , . . I - 2 r . I . . . . . X SL n u I , . . ' 1 V I I I I 1 I l I 'R n John Calleia, Kerry Crider, Mrs. Harrison, Ann Johnson, and The biggest ll1Gl tlCS Sl'l0Uld Q0 to lhe LJUSlI'16SS 'ff f ' ,544 ,i Q 5 4 M L2 E1 uf, - .1 f 3 - v, 1 ,f ' . , nh 1 - 31. ,, ,f 7 f.jgi': I - . BETA CLUB J Q A if -.L Lewlnsky Suzanne Tremblay Tammue Sue Montgomery Gaul Enslow Chnsty Pmder Jane Begun SECOND ROW Sandra Hof freld Sandra McLean Janet Hayes Marllyn DeLand Brenda Adams Ida Pnerce Carmen Lopez Vlrglnla Nolte Sandra Pugh Lmda Marquez Evelyn Plnder Allce Perez THIRD ROW Ledla Ant: Llnda Lltzenberger Joanne Machln Elda Las res Betty Law son Edna Lols DeLand Richard Ant: Barbara Games Marlene Carbonell Faydette Thompson Patsy Roberts Emlly Horns, Carolyn Jenklns Mary Drake FOURTH ROW Mary Barros Beverly Maloney Sharon McKay Annie Lou Prultt Rose Castellano Carol Cates Ida Flncher Esther Yarnall Colleen Phlllnps Dianne .lenklns Charlyne Young Judy Stone Richard Collins Joyce Turner FIFTH ROW Godfrey Thompson Davld Adams Lnnda Curry Judy Mercurlo Robert Covmgton Chrls Redmond Frank Motto John Riley David Porch Russell Curry Dlxle Forrestal George Lee Robbie Knowles Buddy Owen SIXTH ROW Mlke Leon Barbara Creel Bobbe Dot Barroso Richard Felton Judy Fincher Annette McEnery Sondra Sculley Jackie Koll Jnm Zumwalt Jo Lynn Hensser Jackue Wlllrams Gary Felt Mona Gravel Tommy Knowles SEVENTH ROW Mrs Stark Tobey Stlckney Alice Vargas Brenda Curry Linda Strlcker Anna Higgs Joan Lowe Deanne Johnson Bernadlne Scott Sondra Knight Joan Weatherford Jlm Saunders Cathy Carman Dianne Marne Higgs STANDING Anna Mae Young year were Mrs Marlon Stark and Mrs Sylvia Abbey mentality and character credutable achievement and com mendable attitude Beta Club had concessuons at a football game spon sored a dance after a football game and as a yearly pro 'ect collected baskets of food to gnve to needy famulles Each year enght members are chosen to attend the con actuvntles are qualnfred to attend the conventuon The club also bought the graduating sensors the black and Pr sudent Anno Mae Young Treasurer Christy Ptnder gold Cords Parlnamentarnan Rnchord Felton, Chaplnn Allce Jean Perez, Secretary Dlanne Hnggs, Vlce Presldent Judy Stone , W , A' Hn i FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Abbey, Jane Archer, Rhoda Shatter, Marianne Lopez, Rita Rumford, Linda Groves, Sally . 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A national servuce achievement orgamzatton Beta Club was founded locally In 1954 and the sponsors for thus last Those applyvng for membership are ludged on good vention ln Clearwater Flornda The eight members Hqvmg the most minutes galned by worknng for the club In varlous JR IIEBS ll' F kllm I W BOTTOM FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Linda Strucker Joan Bluss Ruta Rumford Joanne Machm Ida Pierce Allce Perez Lydia Ant: Edna Deland SECOND ROW Brenda Adams Marlene Carbonell Emily Horns Judy Stone Lunda Lltzenberger Anna Mae Young Bernadme Scott THIRD ROW Barbara Games Glenda Archer Jolynn Hnesser Charlynn Young Jean Hooper Cathy Carman Jackue Koll Patty Whitley FOURTH ROW Patsy Roberts Jayne Archer Linda Groves Anita Orlln Karen Chllcutt Janet Hayes Carolyn Jenks Sandra Haffleld Jane Gomez iff OFFICERS FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Corresponding Secretary Emlly Horns President Judy Stone Chaplain Bernadme Scott Vnce Presudent Lmda Lntzenberger SECOND ROW Parllamentarlan Marlene Carbonell Treasurer Anna Mae Young Recording Secretary Brenda Adams Page Seventy The Jr Debs have been In existence for sux years They are a service club Thus year they created code of ethics cards for the student body gave Thanksgiving basket to a needy famuly, assusted the Mothers March of Dumes, and are workmg on some letters for the new Auditorium wlth which to lclentlfy the schools audntorlum Also they sponsored a Sadie Hawk ms Dance and had a Christmas Dance after a basketball game RIFLE CLUB if Q,,: V .Il V2 , . Q e et I I 5 ,1 J . M ,Q I I . L ' ' I C, ' - I ,,43 x gg .I ' M ' H - v , , ' , ff Lfjfx . , M A . , fx, :A r, 41:4 , I f Q -. tt J I' , ': , ' 5 V I U' 1 2 I - , f , V K x , , ,, 3 1 al' 7 Q .Q fm ,- II 'V , ' I i U Vg, ,. ab N A 1 .51. ': gx fb Y V f n' If L y s sex 1 I Q f N XE t .x W ' K A .J O V is .N , . .4.,..- Q ' Q ' 1 . Q s kwhf' x TA' ' 'Q ' 1 A ' .EV ,dig . A ,L S A ' 11 , w k f Me , Ms . y -F V4 FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Robert Covington, Carmen Lopez, Kenneth Wallace, Mike Crowder, Butch Gordon, Frank Motto, Donald Demree, Chuck Knapp. SECOND ROW: Billy Hancock, Onclrio Fernandez, Arthur Sutherland, John Moulton, Chuck Smith, Bill Berlin, Booth Chilcutt, Richard Spright, Larry Sistrunk, Emildo Gill, Tony Barroso, Bill Tryon, Timothy Ve Ard, Jimmy Ayers, Tommy Crapps. BACK ROW: Ronald Lewis, Larry Hover, John Babbeiack, Stinson lenkard, Lois Luke, Desiree Gainor, Jo Ann Luke, Leonard Singleton, Diane Covington, Robert Becker, Beverly Maloney, Richard Hecht, Bob Abhol, John Hughes, Felicia Meggs, Joan Weatherford, Cather ine Yarnall, Judy Beyer, Bill Jackson, Crawford Banks. The Rifle Club has been active for several years. In order to qualify for membership a student must have parental permission, approved behavior, and payment of dues. Several major activities this year included the National Postal Matches sponsored by the National Rifle Association, a rifle match with Miami Tech High School Rifle team, the National Rifle Association Junior State Meet, and matches with local servicemen. The club gave two awards. One of which was a Brassard from the National Rifle Association. Each member who qualified was given the Club Insignia. Secretary, Carmen Lopez, SPONSOR, Miss E. Reynolds, President, Tommy Knowles, and KNEELING, Vice Presi- dent, Chuck Knapp. Ready! Aim! Fire! xv Page Seventy-One EDITOR Herb Ford CON H of 58 nr- .ten ...iils 4816 Aff 'huh D1-hr grab P 4 STANDING Mlss Breazeale Herb Ford Soma Lane George Lee Ann Nobel Jerry McMasters lcla Fmcher Danny Bozo Ormond Otvos Rnchard Albury and Mr Ruby KNEELING Carroll Derrenbacker Lunda Lltzenburger Anna Young Pamela Messma Joanne Machm and Amta Jlmenez Most of the 1958 Conch Staff was chosen In the latter part of 1957 Thelr tramung was quute extensive and has paid off In the preparation of this years Conch Under the supervnsnon of Mr Ruby Sponsor the staff has worked hard an attempt to present to the student body a book that wall whenever viewed bring back fond memories of this school year This year forthe fnrst tume a sprung supplement was added Thus plan whlch enables all sprung actvvltles to go unto thus booklet will permit a sprung dellvery of the yearbook proper The supplement wlll be delnvered when the fall semester of school begms The advertusmg and flnanclal portnon of thus production was under the supervlsxon of Mlss Ann Breazeale Without proper handlnng of the annual subscrtptnons and advertns mg It would be nmpossnble to publnsh the Conch It ns the smcere hope of the Conch Staff that this book wall meet the full sahsfactnon of each subscruber and that It wall be an unducement for the students to purchase the Conchs of the future Page Seventy Two FACULTY SPONSORS Mnss Breazeale and Mr Ruby Its Editors IF' X ii... .. Photo Editor IDA FINCHER Cqre ANITA JIMENEZ Feature Editor fully checks proofs checkmg feature motenals ,-1 F' 9 T Layout Editor, JERRY McMASTERS, JANET COOK, Lrterory Edutor, at hrs favorite drawer reodylng body copy Page Seventy Three I 3 -0- , lk -L 12' '35 .. .s. 7 1 ,-. , ,.: ' . , 'J :f 1 1 .w 'TF' 1- Q V . . ..1 ti E A J :fa ': W 'L ,.- l, ,,- ,X E -, 1 Z . .K .. '1 . G I XA' 'K of N 5 1 X if N ft t y , -. A.,, . ' I 1 ' I ' . 1 4.,,......4l bf ,-V, .. .,.. W That long wail! We 'Q , N Deadlines had To be met. If ff'UhN.l .nf AND WORKERS. TYPISTS: Anna Mae Young, Joanne Machin, and Donna Lifzenburger. Mike Leon, Kathy Carman, John Hughes, Ercelia Diaz David Boza, and Alice Vargas, Handled fhe Ad verfizing. ii - LEFT TO Secretary Presudent Treasurer OFFICERS RIGHT Chrusty Puuuder Parlumentaruan Aluce Perez Jane Begun Furst Vuce Presudent Bobbe Dot Barroso Anna Mae Young Second Vuce Presudent Judy Stone KEYETTES Founded un l952 and sponsored by the Sun awuks the Keyettes are a servuceable organuza tuon both of the school and communuty Membershup consusts of gurls from the tenth eleventh, and twelveth grades They must maun taun a C average scholastucally and satusfac tory cutuzenshup Thus was a busy year for the Keyettes They gave shower mats to the gurls physucol educa tuon classes polushed trophues for the trophy case gave Thanksguvung and Chrustmas bas kets to needy famulues had candy sales and partucupated un the March of Dumes druve The Keyettes also sponsored an assembly pro gram partucupated un varuous parades and sponsored a football and basketball dance Offucers receuved specual guards desugnatung theur offuces at the end of theur term I FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Jean Hooper Joanne Machun Aluce Vargas Lyduo Antu Lavonno Bence Brenda Adams Pattu Whutely Sondra Knught Glenda Archer SECOND ROW Judy Knowles Vurgunua Nolte Sheula Swunger Ros Castellano Lunda Lutzenberger Beverly Maloney Ida Pierce Cathy Cates Jolyn Heussuer THIRD ROW Lynda Marquez Duanne Huggs Patsy Roberts Emuly Harrus Mary Barros Cathy Carmen Jackue Koll Carmen Lonez Chrustune Polluclz Lunda Groves FOURTH ROW Frarcus Arthur Colleen Phullups Duane Jenluns Tommue Sue Montgomery Karen Chull cut Janet Hayes Anuta Orlung Duane Small Sandra Haffueld Mary Ann Lopez FIFTH ROW Marlene Carbonell Judy Stone Anna Mae Young Bobbe Dot Barroso Jane Begun Aluce Perez Christy Punder Page Seventy Fuve v- in 5. Rf' 23. ,. X, 1- A x ,Q v g V Wi pf , 5,531 ' 'JFYMT1 ' .4 ' M. . f 1' W--h Y -,?7.,,, KEY WEST HIGH 1-.-.. VIC LARSEN Drum Major Not only has the K.W.H.S. Band won acclaim from the people of our area, but throughout the state of Florida. Under the capable direc- tion ot Mr. William Higgins, our band has done fair share of building our young men and wo- men into better citizens of the school as well as of the community. Their participation at foot- ball games, the Christmas shows, District Band Contests, and this year the very enioyable con- certs in Bay View Park on several successive Sunday Afternoons. Their record is one that both they and we can be iustly proud. Page Seventy-Six . ,V -- K Band Librarians hard at work. LEFT TO RIGHT: Becky Fowler, Jeane Knight, and Edwin Elwood. -Q SCHOCL BAND wig. 1 . Q, 3 8.1 4 1 Hi 'I' W5 'R' ' X IAQ -- A Q L Q ,R in M ' . . J if ' N IS sf 3 , A -vQ l ' 1 A I A 4 . D-lf ll - R V I' 4- R , S ifkfjeir ,f :Q FRONT ROW Lena Garcua Gearguanna DuVolld Lynda DeMerrif, Toby Sfickney, Kathy Perpall, and Edna Deland MIDDLE ROW Kathy Carman Annelfe Esperdy Anna Gafo Mary Huddle, Nancy Geliberl, Anna Young, Marlene Carbonell TOP ROW Noella Alvarez Mary Castellano and Lunda Llfzenberger. -.,,x KEY WEST HIGH SCHOOL CONCERT HORU The Concert Chorus was chosen thus year to represent Key West Hugh School nn the dnstrlct competltnon Thus affaur was held on March 15 at Mlamu Eduson Hugh School Audltoruum Practnce sesslons durmg snxth perlods, early mormngs, and late evemngs, were held ln preparatvon for thus event Due to the chorus beung newly organuzed the competutuon was an D class of competmg In further preparatuon the group sang at several publlc gatherungs uncludmg the Casa Marlna Hotel Danny Garcna Sam Holland Royce Skaggs Anthony Ulcher Gabby Thraft Herb Ford Kenneth Wallace John Hughs Leonard Knowles Bully Jackson Douglas Jenks Bully Rolas Eluglo Perez Howard Barnwell Al Yates Robert Swnft Robert Jones Buddy Owens Robert Cooper Bob Van Orden Jam Saunders Benny Trevor Paul De Nugro Arthur Cost Glen Dickerson Rene Machm Joe McMahon Patrlcla Guzenwlche leahdorne Whitehead Vlckle Provost Duane Small Chrlstme Pollnch Mary Huddle Bonnie Hmkle Anna Gato Lynda DeMernt Deslra Games Fleta Johns Mary Jo Johnson Kathleen Cates Georglanna Devolld Mary Barros Sharon Ggertson Shirley Holmes Rosemary Lesher Lmda Strncher Patty Whutley Carol Harris Shlela Swmger Vurgunra Swmger Mary Castellano Munam Machm Lmda Atwell Jenme Solano Bonnle Brown Rhea Ralnes Jayne Archer Duane Swmger Madelme Dowdell Amta Orlmg and Anna Young L Page Seventy Eight BUYS GLEE CLUB 1 FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Robert Moon Royce Skaggs Muchael Hull Armando Rendules Jack Canalyo Terry Tobin John Thompson Charles Almyda SECOND ROW Douglas Jenks Joe Curry Richard Slack John Parks Kenneth Wallace James McManus Norman Colluns Bull Sears Al Stanoskl Danny Gcrcla Fred Graves GIRLS GLEE CLUB 17' FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT Susan Douthltt, Norma Baker, Edna Cruz, Barbara Lorette, Jeannette Russell Jenme Solano, Diane Key, Rohm Kleser, Jacqualme Small, Vnrglnla Cruz SECOND ROW Sandra Perez, Vlvlan Vrckers, Pat Solano, Duane Swinger, Joyce Lundbloom, Annette Russell, Anita Rendon, Vlrglnla Swmger, Josephine De loocll, Kerry Hoover, Duane Covmgton, Linda Hmton THIRD ROW Sheulc Swmger, Patncla Whitley, Bonnne Hlnkle, Mary Huddle, Jayne Archer, Lmda Peltier, Jennie Hnoska, Rhea Rames, Pat Arnold, Anme Golden, Bonnle Brown, Sally Ruth, Mary Jo Johnson, Anlta Orllng Page Seventy Nme C ... y I I, I I, ' , 1 ,wwf I In I I I 6 r l fl 19, ' 5 I , I B , 2 , , ' ' , , . 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Q I 0 SNAPPER CLOCKWISE Anuta Orlung Mary Huddle Ecky Salomon Bully Rojas Len Conley Joan Bluss Michael Jacobson Ida Puerce Bernardune Scott and Roberta Blatt Behund the 8Ball John Calleucu Kerry Cruder Mrs Harrison Ann Johnson and Irene Clark Yue i T WW: Q M515 EDITOR-Len Conley The outstandung characterustuc of the Key West Hugh School Snapper for the 1957 58 school year was the fact that ut was able to roll on a sound funancnal structure Thus feat was achueved through a pruce rause of fuve cents per ussue whnch took the paper out of the margunal category Under the edutorshup of Len Conly the Snapper reached a hugh plateau of good reportung excellent layout profutable cr culatuon orugunal format and general stu dent unterest A crusp sports page won recognutuon under the devoted hand of Ecky Solomon Hs alertness page composutuon unnovatuons wuth headungs and excellent athletuc back ground receuved the acknowledgement of both the cuty newspaper and the student body The senuor college prep Englush course through theur wrutung efforts contributed largely at tumes to a serues of fune artucles Some of these were used by the Muamu Herald Art edutor Bully Rolos wuth hus leprechaunuc creatuons kept the paper well illustrated Hus efforts cannot be overrated The photography was done by a profes suonal Poray Studuos Loyal reporters who pounded the beat un a dozen different ways were Ida Puerce Anuta Orlung Bernardene Scott Mary Hud dle Joan Bluss Jane Begun Cathy Carman Muchal Jacobsen Lee Wulluams and Darlene Jurczynsku The biggest thanks should go to the busuness furms of Key West who so gracuously satur ated the paper wuth ads Wuthout theur as sustance there would have been no paper Mr. Frank J. Pavalko who also headed pub- lic relations for the high school once more donated his time and efforts as moderator for the paper for third year in a row. FACULTY SPONSOR-Mr. Pavalluo l 'mW?'L gl nlzgiblqi' V11 L 'I 1777q ll Il 1-1 L M'1'T'm 4 .. ll fl 41.1 U LEFT TO RIGHT: Barbara Barroso Ahce Perez Emily Harris, Dianne Higgs, Joan Lowe Jackle Wllllams Leodorne Whitehead, Chrusfy Plnder Yeah Conchs' Lets Go' H! 1' Y 1' L ' H ,1 'U' U11 1' 1 1' T WUT Y 1 ' VYYTT uv T 'HMV' ,H 1 U' LEFT TO RIGHT Chnsfy Pmder Leodorne Whlfe S head Jaclue Wllhams Joan Lowe Dianne Higgs Emaly Horns Alice Perez and Barbara Barroso T 'T .LP fq1fg:':g1ULM I ', ' 1 ' A YI ' ff' 1 ' V ,L ,, 1 , 1111 'LC 1UL:U1!lT 1 l I . WVU . 1 T' ' 1'1'q i W f'4 r 1 'm',.11Y Hn., , 1 v , ,,. ky , K, 1 1-uiitmny-11' ' H ,uv ,Q - .1 .Xv,w,,.1!111! H ',!vy1T 1, 9 ,5 S ' ww.-11 Hy' .n ' J, ,,,.,H 1 J' .. 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MW , L . .341 . 1..,w ' W' Q M . - -'f - '- , , 1- s-'r 4' 7474 'M- y '9 DRAMATICS miie TOP ROW Roger Trevor and John Rlley MIDDLE ROW Leo Brownfueld Llnda Marquez and Sandra Pugh FRONT ROW Henry Vulluate Robert Knowles Mnke Leon and Davud Bozu The dramatacs class under the darectlon of Frank J Pavalko ns conducted on both ac ademlc and functuonal lmes The students must learn to use the hammer and saw In the bulldnng of sets the proper use of pamts and pcnntlng the use of Innes In blocking costume desngnung and the art of make up On the academlc snde the students learned the fundamentals of actmg the hlstory of theater the effectiveness of lughtmg stage blocking drlll artlculatuon modulation and enunclatlon The students must also master the funda mentals of choreography Those taklng dra matics work with all mayor school produc tlons nn fields of make up stage managing and costumes A medal award us guven each year to the student most outstandung In dramatncs .4 J , X ,, . .' WH, 0' , f 1 IQ, . lx, ,f ji, ,- ff , 5 ff f 1 J! lf Mr. Pavalko lnstructs the Dramotics Class. R90ClYlf'9 'lm Senlofs lo' 'heir Mlnnml' Page Eighty-Two FUTURE NURSES Future Nurses sponsored by the local Wo mens Hosputal Auxuluary was organuzed un T957 to unterest students un Health and Health Careers lt us open to any student of Key West Hugh School wuth membershup taken un cut th begunnung of each semester and us lumuted to thurty Actuvutues durung the year uncluded held trup fulm talks and a specual week end tour of Jackson Memorual Hosputal un Mucumu Several money rausung undertakungs enabled addutuonal members to attend the State Conventuon th year, also un Muamu Servuce prolects the gurls helped un were the March of Dumes and volunteer work for whuch VICE Future Nurses Club Sponsor Wulda Reynolds confers wuth presu surer Colleen Phullups Hustorucun Judy Tubbs and Correspondung Secretary Judy Funcher ,- FRONT ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Judy Tubbs Colleen Phullups Esther Yarnall Ido Funch r and Judy Funcher BACK Charlynne Young Duane Jenkuns Vurgunuo Nolte Carolyn Koester Jeanne Hooper and Sponsor Muss Wuldo Reynolds Page Eughty Three I . , . . . . . I . . . . Q 1 ' ta . .. . . . . S X I , - I . . ' lc M pll1S Were GWClt'CJed for twenty-five l'10UI'S of Ser- dent Ida Fincher, Vice-president Esther Yarncll, Secretary-trecr v r T tu J .W ' 3 'Q 'wx ,..., r 1 , 9 ug A t I 1 MODERN MUSIC MASTERS isif Mr Hugguns Vuctor Larsen Duane Small Edwun Elwood Mary Barros Herbert Ford Anna Young Davnd Adams Shelly Moore Bully Rouas and Mr Whutley W'-34 ...-1 Davud Adams Parluamentaruan Mary Barros Vuce-Presudent Herbert Ford Presudent Duane Small Secretary and Bully Roucus Hustoruan Page Eughty Four Modern Musuc Masters us an honorary musuc socuety started thus year at Key West Hugh School lt us affuluated wuth the natuonal organuzatuon and us un exustence for the purpose of creatung greater un terest un musuc The club us open for membershup to anyone un the sophomore, uunuor, or senuor classes However they st meet the requurements of a B erage un musuc, and an over all C average un all courses of school work Thus year the Key West Chapter after beung organuzed sponsored a Valentune Dance It us hoped that un the future the club s actuvutues wull grow, and that mem bershup wull be a goal for musuc students of Key West Hugh 4 , g V ,. 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V f , . . . . .L Q , ,, , I 7 , 7 1 I I 1 1 - l Vai SPANISH CLUB SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT Pat Strung Purllamentarlan Sondra Mclean Presldent Jayne Archer Secretary Treasurer and Mass Wlllnamson Sponsor STAND ING Carl Herman James McLean Eugene Sanchez and Charles Roblnson For many years there was a very achve Spanush Club m Key West Hugh For some undetermmed reason tt lapsed unto mactnvuty This year the club was re actwated under the sponsorshup of Mlss Wlllnamson The purposes of the club are to foster a better understandmg of our Latm Amerlccm nelghbors Increase the membershups Interest nn the overall culture of all Spamsh speaking peoples and to glve the members of Spamsh classes an added nncentnve for better knowledge of the language especlally from the con versatlonal level L. l l fdi.. HABLA ESPANOL9 Page Eighty Fnve I, I I . 1? l r .L . . V ke . ' 2.4 gm-,MQ 1 ,M . , . . . . . . . . I - 1 ' x 'er - . ' f U ' , ' as DA xx 'lk S .I 'fl 1 l S f. Headin' For I , nd ' rl ' I 4 3 ,r :J X A Maw Hollowbone . . . X' Paw Hollowbone ....,. Sarah Jo Hollowlsone .. Gracie Mae Hollowbone Fannie Jane Hollowbone Pepper Hollowbone .. , Sis Hollowbone ....... Grandpappy Hollowbone y X'-.gfi.Jl'1 Bertha Blairhouse ..... Slim Blairhouse .... Melissa Dugan .. Hortence Todd . . Isabell Todd .. -...s Good old Mountain Music. Direct CAST OF CHARACTERS FOR FRIDAY Homer Hollowbone . , . .. ..... ...... .... Widow Blairhouse ...... l l l H Prompters . .. .................... . . . . ed by Mrs. Walden A Family Reunion? NIGHT Charles Augest .. Lynne Marquez Ken Wallace . .. Linda Turner Charlynne Young . .. Ester Yarnell .. Henry Villate Peggy Haynes Stinson Lenkerd .. . . Ida Pierce .. Sherry Parish .. . . . John Riley .. Jean Dohrer . Linda Burchell .. Bonnie Tynes Billy Tryon, Jr, June Weech Pepper and Sis in their long red underwear. A Weddm CAST OF CHARACTERS FOR SATURDAY NIGHT Homer Hollowbone Maw Hollowbone Pow Hollowbone Sarah Jo Hollowbone Gracie Mae Hollowbone Fannie Jane Hollowbone Pepper Hollowbone Sus Hollowbone Grandpoppy Hollowbone Wldow Blalrhouse Berlha Blolrhouse Melissa Dugan Hortence Todd Isabel Todd Prompier Dlreded by Mrs Walden Skunk Shovelmg Snow? Do Tell' Glenn Dickerson Lynn Marquez Robert Cooper linda Turner Paulo Warren .leon Dohrer Henry Vlllaie Peggy Haynes Godfrey Thompson Ida Pierce Sherry Parrish Eder Yarnell Lmda Burchell Bonnle Tynes Bully Tryon Jr Drawm A Bead' Rehearsals are so Tough ' 1 Slim Blairhouse John Riley X - I 1 ,,s. lg A Q 1 , . , . 1 X . 2 A T l : , 2 A - , a . SCPHOMORE PLAY lvl .el , 1 SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT Karen Chnlcutt Morllyn Deland Patty Whutley Carol Harris Duane Small Jolyn Hensser Chrnsty Pollnch Joan Lowe KNEELING Jack Weech Worren Abbey Donald Felton James Weaver STANDING Wayne Lee Arnold Brye Jnmmy Hammock HevbertTan1s Jeff Curry TOO MANY DATES Lauonne Muller Paul Chase Mrs Adelaide Muller Betsy Muller Eleanor Coleman Alice Wllllams Mass Esther Jones Carolyn Smnth Floyd Page Jr lrvnn Worthmgton Mr Harry Muller Norman Keech Max Davis Mrs Hayes Mr Hayes Christy Polllck Herbert Tanls Karen Clulcutt Marllyn Deland Duane Small Patty Whutley Joan Lowe Carol Horns Warren Abbey Jack Weech Arnold Brye Donald Felton James Hammock Carol Becker Jeff Curry Stewart Brenner Stnmson Lenford Jeanme Hooper Dlrected by Miss D Wllhamson Asslsted by Mlss B Elllott 81 John Rlley Page Elghty Enght -maga Oh' These Rehearsals' J J A 1' I , . .Y S K J 4 - v. ,Q . T 1' ,5 - M L , rflffl lb A l - J' if fy fy J ' l 1 f Il ll CAST OF CHARACTERS Howard Bowen Wayne Lee - ll K ' '- ''Qflffflffflffffll.. X A A '57 Boys' and Girls' State www LEFT TO RIGHT Gaul E slo J dy Sto e D te For estal Ltnda G o Suzanne T embloy 'W lgf' l BOTTOM LEFT TO RIGHT Eckwood Solomon Elluot Del Pmo Mike Leon Robert Knowles Otto Busot TOP Rlchord Felton George Lee Ernest Beta court Da d Porch Tommy Knowles Herbert Ford The portrctpants of Gtrls State spent o full week tn our caprtol ctty last summer Whtle there they organrzed a complete state govern ment There were seven clrfferent meetrngs for thus work and rn addmon they were fortunate enough to see many stghts rn Tallahassee These grrls like those boys chosen for Boys State were chosen on a basts of character scholarshrp and leadershtp abnlnty Young men from all over the state met m Tallahassee durmg the week of June 22 29 to attend the annual meetmg of Boys' State Eleven boys from Key West Hugh School were chosen for thetr knowledge of our government and for thetr qualmes of leadershrp leaclmg bust ness and crvuc orgamzatuons of Key West were the sponsors of delegates These boys met at thus conclave to learn by experuence the mternal workings of our ctty county and state government, conductmg them selves ltke hrst hand polntrcuans whrle runnmg for offuces They were prrvrleged to vrsrt the Capttol the legtslatuve chambers, and to meet Governor Collins Gnd his CCblN8f The Upportunitq 70 mature. SUPHUMURES i q:v I lxnilk li .ft Vice-President, Tina Doppf Secretary, Carol Harris: Sponsor, Miss Barbara Everittg Treasurer, Aldo Bartolone, President, Buddy Owens. The sophomore class of 1958 had its usual varied program of class activity. Regular meetings were held for the purpose of organizing and putting into proper operation the things which were hoped to be accomplished. Under the able direction of our sponsor, Miss Barbara Everitt, these things were readily accomplished. Such things as candy sales, and a class play were planned for the purpose of raising monies for the support of our proiects. Plans for class fun were made and all entered into them with great enthusiasm. 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Q 2 Page One Hundred E ww ffwv-'sup-ng... 'Q-.-...W Wvvg., you see what I see? Look! It works! ga 'Hd' -X my pkg unior JUNIOR GLASS --we 2, YS LEFT TO RIGHT Vice President Charlynne Young Secretary June Weech Treasurer John Riley President Jack Katz ln this year of the Sputnik and the Explorer with the emphasis on the academic side of education a satellite the Junior Class was successfully launched at Key West Hugh School with the assistance of its sponsors Mrs Walden Mrs Martin Mrs Taylor Mrs Quinn Mrs Kiplmger and Mr Lazner Individual members of the class have enhanced its brilliance In all phases of school ll e The academic level boasts of Stinson Lenkerd first place wmner in Physics for his prolect on gravity in the Science Fair Harold Cates holds the presidency of the National Honor Society' and over fifty other Juniors are compet- ing for Merit Scholarships through examinations. The athletic department claims its quota of outstand- ing stars in the persons of Sam Holland, most valuable and All-Conference, Boog Powell, All-Conference and best guard and tackle, Lorenzo Bancells, outstanding lineman, Danny Garcia, best tackle, and John Lawler, for Sportsmanship. The Junior Class furnished four of this year's cheerleaders, Emily Harris, Leahdorne White- Page One Hundred Two head Co Captain Diane Higgs and Christy Pinder Vic tor Larsen drum malor of the band and June Weech Captain of the Conchettes Under the leadership of Jack Katz president and with the loyal backing of Charlynne Young vice president the class orbuted in its program of activities beginning with a football concession which netted sufficient funds for the treasurer John Riley to become familiar with hugh finance The dramatic ability of the class was crystallzed In a double cast production of the hillbilly play Headln for a Weddm In which 22 Juniors starred before full houses on December 6 and 7 adding a few new terms to their slang vocabulary. Plans and preparations were made for the Conch Day activities, in March, followed by the prom for the Seniors in May. Keeping up with this dizzy whirl of events, past and future, is the special office of the secretary, June Weech, who knows this satellite will still be spinning on its orbit long after all others have disintegrated. .1uNl0RS fi 1? Pqf 'Q- --my ,Q ECOND ROW ledru Arm B , f 7 ' ,. Y. , 'UH 3' ' W L Q n esl, John Biggler, FOURTH, P096 O JUNIURS 1' W' A ,G -4 ,r' -1 ,JD 'fm fp? .IL- 'W iw Busby orro Condero Gregory Cochon RusseH Carowcm W Horoki Cores Rrchord Coums Robert Coo er June HRST ROW LEFT TO RXGHT Drone Monud Cosos Edwm Castro Robert Cosiro THXRD RO Robert Covmgkorr Doncdd Curry Lynda Curry Rrchord Curry FOURTH ROW Pgge O re Hurwdred Four Did we h SECOND ROW Chodes Cor er 1 Cormac uve fun Cher ,he PluYr X5 i 6 A , Y , A , , 'll ' '3 l 4' V Q of R i li ,ak I 4 3 1 -4? I - A ,A YW? rw RXNM Lois . :j R ' 1 :S Vy , 1 ' ,cr ' ' , , . 1 r , , ' 1 , , 1 V , ' ' , p , M. ' A ---f., , . I at in fl. JUNIDRS Wait ' J 'M ,lv T7 --'9 E 'CF' gn. Dawson Glenn Drclcerson SECOND ROW .lean Dolwrer Edwrn l ESlEV91 Barbara .lo Games mel Garcxa HRST ROW LEFT TO RlGl'lT Robert D ley Carol Davrs Torn Elwood Mrchael Edwards Annelle Esperdy T lRD ROW Bull Esqumaldo Evero l Gorcra Slwerlo Gardner Anna Galo Nancy Gelaberl FOURTH ROW Dame W , ell :sn r rho, someth Ingl I 3, 49 9 f f 1 v , 1 wal J 'X va ' E ii, - -'rf , ,, , ' I , If F 'gr LQ we' 'F I al If A ' 0 ik 7 1 N ogfwlff- if ' f 3 0' fl Tl 7 'Z In .o'.H '1. '. I . 'V 1.7001 .A fi 'R JUNIURS Winn, AL 1 lg Q! X'-max fQ..,' 1 -9' -f- AQ hi 'mr' ff:-.5 FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jane Gomez, Judy Hardin, Calvin Harris, Emily Harris SECOND ROW Hedge, Orquidia Hernandez ar H ' T - : Margaret Haynes, Donna , y erric . HIRD ROW: Anna Higgs, Diane Higgs Frances Hill James Hill FOURT Nancy Hill, Samuel Holland Evelio Hopkins Nancy Jamardo WHY I n9Ve' knew that l ' H ROW ff W 13 mmf-' be .-of FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Jack Katz, Marlene Kelly Sibyl Key, Marco King. SECOND ROW: Ernest Knowles Glenda Knowl F . . . rances Lanier Victor Larsen. THIRD ROW: John Lawler, Diane lence, St'nson lenkerd, Annette McEnery. FOURTH RO Sandra Mclean, Joe McMahon James McManus Diane Jenkins. PW 'lg I . m our elpe xx k A word io the Ju'1'0'5f'o 9 S W: ' r. rienced Semo Page one Hundred Seven F , Q . gy , 4 I , f 4 K L t ? I , , 9 Q x U- 'I Q 1. 3. ,pm 3' D ROW Conme Mercer RY Mcnnehelm Syrvra Motcovrch SECON r Hugh Morgan Terry Moore Sheliy JUNIORS if FAM ' is 1' ,l 'WI lv 'fm' 5 I Q M402 Mk! fi 'S JW ff In Sherry PurrIsh Arthur Purroi Kuihie dru Pugh Pokriciu FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: John For s ierce Christy Pinder EveIyn Pinder. THIRD ROW: John PoweII Son Rubens, NiIio Rodriquez Idiho Suhnero. Lo wrence Robideou Poincuo PerpcII. ,f' W CoIeen PhIIIIps G SECOND RO 1 FOURTH ROW: Riccio John RIIey. D own the hqfch Hpim-H -7 ,hz ' J, UM ,pumons 'Og -2' I 1 31 Vg... if --v Nd Kim? Mn- im, FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Joyce Sanders, DonielScl1ubert, Bernordin Scott, omes Smith. SECOND ROW: Alvin Sfonowski o ey Sfickney, Patrick String, Roger Swifi. THIRD ROW: Godfrey Thompson, T Th ' ' FOURTH ROW: ' ' A ommy ompson Judith Tibbs Roger Trevor Bill Tryon Linda Turner Bonnie Tynes Brenda Valdez Q ' W' 1' There' me ln ls my na 'Hz 4 or 1 12515 F wr I fi was 5 ,R H L'RQ , 1 r- Q 'ii A ' I f .gg Q ' .C fl--N -1, ' 5 . T 4 A,,y S 4 ,YQ-, 'f ai a lso fi Q 2 yi 2 , 2 6? F ' X Q ,Y I ,4i gi X i .fl 4 Q 1- 1-1 ff' Y? h gnfj'.L 7 21 W 3532? f jr I ' , I 5 + in Jw f fg - T L f 5 ,,iAL V A L.i. V . ' , F , , , viiz fvl i M e J T b , , ' ' D ff' .-1 . . I ' 'Lf , 'ar T x 4, ' Q X, i F-5 ff'9W'W JUNIDRS V'--5 FIRST O W LEFT TO RIGHT James W Henry Vrllare H eover June We h arry Walker .lulre Wallace K ec Leahdorne Whlfeheu HlRD R lv has 'O b ennef Wallace SECOND RO Sandro Wlckers Ester Y Paula Warre arnoll C ar nne Y plqge. here some e n oung Ronnie Young Eleven Hundfed Page One 43 39111545 pq joan B155 Leon Brownfneld tyr- .GQ 1 lax Wllllam Haney Robert Hernandez 1-ag ,wi S-Q.. ! .f-v 'f'n4 Richard Sawyer BObbY SPPHCCI' page Qne Hundred Twelve These Juniors did not have their pictures taken at the Studio Sai Richard Cates r '? Wayne ey lr ls NF, John Stlrrup f b . , ' fi' - Az h A 2 -3 -Q 2 t if .N - . Q 'fri' at 4 n ' X 1 14, I ' ' I ,I I. . . 1 V 5 rg F , 'V 5 ti , R . E ' 4 gi, is - ' A T ' 1 ' IJ ,I --k- 'E f VI , if K M :'. 'Q 5' ' I H I . 3 .:1- ' ,LQ X ' A X K A E V bk ,, , ' f ,ff A ,fn R... R ' i I x R ' . 4' . . K if 1 R ' - it Lf ' I' V '. ,ii wx J 01, A die! V NR 41? we M N 'H Y, . , 'U , 7 . K f if X . M ff' K W H S SCIENCE FAIR .if-'K bln-ll1 'l 1' VH nr We all got a chance to Browse Around The hustle and bustle the roaring of motors the grinding of gears and the many other noises pouring from the gym during the third week of February were nothing less than the reverberatlons of the KW H S Science Fair This fair was Under the guidance of our science teachers with Mr Lazier in charge Many hours of long hard work went into the preparation of the varied prolects In this era of speeded up scien tifuc developments we here at Key West High want to contribute what ever mute we can toward expending our national potential Heres to all who had a part in this very successful Science Fair Judges hard at worn. David Porch and Sully Lewinsky check a Blue Ribbon Winner. 5' 1' f 2 .-' ,t C7 f ,g fgi I r 1 W 5 We ff If , Page One Hundred Thirteen J , w gf ,',f The Upportunity 70 Cvmpete of UUR FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mike Hughes, George Mira, Buddy Owens, John Bigler. SECOND ROW: Jack Katz, Jim Peagler, Eddie Jeffcoat, Evelio Esteves, John Lawler, AI Yates. THIRD ROW: Gary Horne, Neil Jeffcoat, Walter Holland, John Powell, Jim Zumwalt Neely Ross. I X I I Coach Allen talks to Managers. ,ff The i957 football season opened with a new picture, the changing of formations, and the new look of the T formation from the Single Wing. The boys took to the change quite rapid- ly under a new coaching staff. They worked very hard, and after getting a few games of experience, started to move well. The 1957 season ended with a 500 average, having won five games and lost five. However, this does not give a true picture of the sea- son as a whole. The defensive team of the Conchs was steady all season, but the offen- sive unit did not getmoving until later in the season. Outstanding games for this year were the Miami Beach, South Broward, Curley, and the South Dade games. With the interest in football rising, and the return of the entire Conch line, bigger things are expected from the football team next sea- son. TEAM FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jim Hill, Lionel Rojas, Ray Taylor, 0110 Busof, Danny Garcia. SECOND ROW: Bob Spencer, Billy Rojas Bob Harris, Bob Daly, Johnny Blackwell, Evelio Hopkins. THIRD ROW: Lorenzo Bancells, Johnny Parks, Mike Villar, David Lipshitz, Cal vin Harris, Gary Pell. Assistants: Haskins, Quinn and Ishmael. Our Seniorg, South Dade Miami High Key West Key West ............ 'I3 Stranohon ............ Key West ............ 34 t Bishop Curley Key West Whos tackling Who? Broward Key West Ball' Boll' Who has the ball? Page One Hundred Eighteen '-ewwdsrik' .A 'Bib' Come to me you plgskun Miami Tech .......... Key West ............ Ft. Lauderdale ........ 45 Key West ............ O Miami Beach ......... Key West North Mlamu Key West South West Key West Sam Holland takes a TD pass from Mara un the Curley gam Daley on the move against Southwest Curley feels umpact of Yates no 42 Powell no 75 8s Blackwell no 50 Page O e Hund d N eteen .. ..... . .... 13 , ' ' ....... 6 13 E. I: l x . l x. 3, 5 ' ,fff ,Q -,-,' ',.r l' - ' , ug ff . -',' ' gg: 13' - Efw- 4 .b ,', A '-rdf rf y . - I . , n ' re in JUNIUR VARSITY FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Douglas Jones, Hugh Morgan, Al Stanowski, Robert Penf, John McCormick, Jimmy Yaccarino. MIDDLE ROW: Joseph Bancells, Ronald Mills, leo Koll, Mike Gaines, Clark Knight, Billy Cabanas. BACK ROW: Assistant Coach-Robert Stager, Barry Barroso, Jock Weech, Roger Johnson, Joe Santini, Jimmy McManus, Charles Carter, Coach-Jim Duke. Did you say hit him low? Give it fo him solidly, says Coach Duke. Page One Hundred Twenty John Seay broke an ankle' The Jumor Varsnty football team coached thus program Through participation the JV games the future varsnty players can gam valuable experuence that broadens theur con cept of the sport The basuc fundamentals of blockmg and tacklmg are the Important thmgs to be learned here Thus year the JV s were able to wm fufty percent of their games Con trlbutung factors an therr vnctorues were the de sure to wan teamwork and good physlcal con dltlon Good downfueld blockmg and faking made the team a constant threat anywhere on the fueld The more promnsmg players were moved up to the varsuty for the last two games These players recenved a gold football In adds tlon to the football letter glven to every mem ber of the Junuor Varsity squad Do at this way fellows I' Pr E TIFF! Fr fl III' ff! ...uni JV CHEERLEADERS May Ann lopez Pam Yates Gyl ly n Burbac Ruley Donna Lowe and Jall M Do ough lf' 7 T I j J a y fllllll is in H G g J ' rtft year by Mr. Duke, is a vital part ih any football F 5 ' V 'Alf' t4'wt li ':f ' g . - ' I' Af 'lf . . . I ' . I I K A I If, J J A I J Lf, A af f BAREFUUT LEAGUE AMX: .tive 41:1 'Lf I ntl ,ik GL , ,, , A ,T ei-47 5- t 'T' that i 1? X, 4 y 5 , x CHEERLEADERS-Bonnie Brown, Allenn Von Orden, Juliett Heisser, Beverly Tynes, Gloria Dameron, Donna Marsh, Diane Costleman, Sonia Gelabert, Linda Powell, liby Steed, Sandra Best, Evelyn Almedu, Dee Russell, Margaret Ledford, Glenda Solomon. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Gregory Lewin, Earl Vick, Paul Sawyer, Walter Hilgers, Onorio Fernandez, Arthur Sutherland, Anthony Castillo, Jack Motto, Tom McConts, Harry Knight, Raymond Taylor, John Ard. THIRD ROW: Eddy Diaz, Richard Baker, .loey Warren, Alex Hayes, Bruce Domenich, Whitney Freeman, Bill Jackson, Raymond Palmer, Gary Moore, Buckey Parker, Gilbert Muniz, Robert Taylor, Emilo Alea, Earl Allen, David Fernandez. FOURTH ROW: Chris Saunders, Leslie Weech, Donald Leto, Dempsey Ballord, Charlie Powell, David Odgen, Tony Loris, Curtis Wait, Harold Diane, Eugene Gesele, Nathen Eden, Seasiclx Akins. The purpose of the Barefoot League is to assist the younger boys to learn the fundamen- tals of football. This program is under the able direction of Mr. Robert Stager. The participants in this phase of our sports are from the eighth grade. It is hoped that the future Varsity Conchs will profit greatly from this very fine activity. Coach Bob Stager Page One Hundred Twentyffwo F 5? iff? 1. ' ,na Q 4 .az ,fr-D -. P , ', . 4,1-Mg' W., F3145 S'22??g ,e -fv Y J Jw, ,, . 4 ..- - F5792 2 Q.'-if f 295' HUMECUMING HUEEN I fbi' I, Mai' 4,AM .. pg .A k r:'-fkth . ' K-' 'F' ' :N ,if-. 29,-F If-V if 'NJ' 25 . G 4- wx'-f .-ff-, e , 1- -',,:, . , ,1, . 'vs,,'5.,?'s ' '- I. -..,.M.'v' 5'-fi' 'I-..7:'v'1f9,'?f. ... LEFT TO RIGHT: Carol Cates, Orchid Fernandez, Jackie Koll, Felicia Meggs, Judy Stone. Dr. Campbell crowns Judy Stone the T957 Homecoming Queen . . . As the crowd awaits the announcement. -lg. 2, . ,. l Action hot and fast. LEFT TO RIGHT, STANDING: Coach Haskins, George M ra Sam Holland, John Powell, Joe Mac- Maho BII Zumberis. KNEELING: Ronnie Young, Neil Jeffcoat, Buddy Owens, Sergio Puig, Ecky Page One Hundred Twenty-Four VARSITY On December l0th when the Conch quintet dropped its debut to South Dade by a 51-32 margin, many fans thought that it was going to be a hopeless season for the Conchs. They didn't realize at the time that the boys were playing together for the first time, nor did they foresee that the Conchs were des- tined to improve with each game. The Conchs battled their way into the Class A Dist- trict 8 Tourney Finals by beating Stuart 68-42 and Lake Worth 56-49, but once in the finals they were unable to cope with Pompano's height and speed. This found the Conchs on the short end of a 72-46 score. This defeat marked the end of the '57-'58 season Key West .... .... 3 2 South Dade .... .... 5 I Key West ....,. .... 5 6 Ft. Lauderdale .... .... 3 8 Key West ...... .... 4 6 Miami Beach . .. .. .. 62 KeyWest... ....59 South Dade . . .... 50 Key West .... .... 7 2 Coral Gables ... .... 82 KeyWest... ....6'l South West 39 KeyWest... ....54 Seacrest .... .... 3 0 Key West ....... . . . 50 South Broward . . . . . . . 54 Key West .... .... 5 2 Southwest .... .... 3 7 Key West .... .... 4 6 Seacrest . . . . . . 39 Key West .... .... 6 8 Stuart ..... . . . 42 Key West .... .... 5 7 Lakeworth .... ..., 5 I BASKETBALL but the most mterestmg thmg about nt was that at was the second tnme In two years that Pompano had defeated the Conchs In the Dustrnct 8 Fmals However the qunntet had a trophy to show for their hard work and desure The fans will long remember the 57 58 basketball season un whlch a determmed Key West team defeated a Ft Lauderdale team twnce nn one season But perhaps the events most prevalent nn the fans eyes were the breaknngs of the schools mdlvldual scorung record of 32 pomts for one game by two of the sensors on the squad Ecky Solomon 34 and Bull Zumberns 35 The team constantly dusplayed good sportsmanship on the court and good conduct on the road Key West Ft Lauderdale Key West South Broward Key West N Mlaml Key West Bushop Curly Key West Mnaml Tech Key West Key West N Mlaml Key West Mnamn Beach Key West Stranannan Key West Mlaml Tech Key West Bishop Curly Key West Pompano 72 T o Points for Young and the Conchs Powell 31 watches Mrra 42 sunk one Page Ore Hundred Twenty Fave 7- . .....,........ 49 . ' ' .................. 69 ' ............... 32 ' ' ................. 34 Strannahan ................ 67 . ' ' .................. 70 ' ' ..,............ 83 ' ' ................ 39 ' ............... 42 CON H CAGERS f K I sv! X 7 ' 1 Nel Jeffcoat Forward 09 MCMCPTOU Forward Bull Zumberls Forward Page Oe Huded T etyS Begg Powell Cenfer X 4l X - Si 4x 1 : -' f Wu , YW i , J , ' Sl x I rf. ... 4' T, A U b f Y 5 5 'f ,1 3 , Eli ' w, , f , T mb , L ' 1 .. A ? A , .., , A ., f 1 l :Lux in, Q A A 1 7 I I 3 31 I J It X x ' 1 y. I Sergno Puug guard Ronme Young guard Ecky Solomon guard Coach Hoskins and Manager Rep Yarna George Mara Guard if H Buddy Owens guard 'wmiL.If. Sam Holland forward gLfr' wv,Se L, 'J ' x . . I 1 1 fr ,K 0, i J, , 4 X 4 ' .r . I L 1, - X M - gf' r r , 3 I f..2':u .. W 4 X' -- .Z X 3 , 5 I 1 N - I x X r Y Pu 9 WP' ,ur'd'ec T QU X - few .l. V. BASKETBALL rx.. LEFT TO RIGHT BACK ROW John Parks Frank Motto Marshall Straus Tum Carey Jack Holcomb Coach Anderson FRONT ROW Tommy Ortlz John McCormlck Make Vllar Eddue Jeffcoat John Gandolfo Claude Torres JV Basketball like football as for the purpose of developing better varslty maternal The 58 J V Team completed the season with a 5 won and a 5 lost re cord Of the losses one was by one pount one by two pornts and one by three points whach indicated that the team was In the game all the way John McCor muck a freshman was an outstandung performer for the JV s and coach Anderson believes he has a good future wlth the casaba Coach Anderson worked hard wlth these boys and IS due a great deal of credut for developnng the future varsuty stars Page One Hundred Twenty Eught Coach Anderson gnves pre game mstructuons A Pruchce' Prachce' Prachce' Hr r,,Ja W gf E M ... Fellows watch the vorsny and learn' Learn' Learn' learn Learn Learn I ' , S' iv, ' 1 fi ,N v S ' fm 1 V 4 ,Y-4 ki: 'F' -ff? ,I JA,..,, Q . .cf L ,V 1 .' A E If ' IJ- x Q . 6 f if 'fx'- I A: , ii V! 4 I' A' nf' ,f 'F ,.i:f-,mm K ...,f ' .L 4 , ,U I A r BAREFOOT BASKETBALL W lr'x.J Lf' ,E HAWKS FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Billy Atwell, Onorio Fer- nandez. SECOND ROW: Johnny Torres, Octavio Cervantes, Charlie Powell, Lynn Phelps. BERMUDA BOYS FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Whitney Freeman, John Ard. SECOND ROW: Carl Taylor, Eugene Gesele, Eugene Albury. Eighth Grade, or Barefoot Basketball, similiar to Junior Varsity, is held primarily for the purpose of helping de- velop future material for the Varsity Squad. These boys under the able direction of Mr. Bob Stager had a very in- teresting as well as a very enjoyable season. They are all looking forward to the time, when they will be playing on the varsity. Page One Hundred Thirty GIRLS INTRAMURALS 34 Are you gurls watchung the cameraman or Muss Cappony? We dud too get off the Gurls Intramurals unclude almost everythung along the lune of sports that a gurl would possubly want ln these classes there us a great deal of stress placed upon physucal futness as well as upon learnung all about the varuousv sports Too sportsmanshup us very hugh on any lust of what gurls can obtaun from an untromural actuvuty The gurls untramural actuvutues and physucal educatuon classes were well supervused un der the capable guudance of Muss Cappony and Muss Rauner Our gurls can feel grateful for havung had the type of leadershup these two teachers gave them ffm A--V' J-f'-s round' 6 ...- ,-.g ,Av l Wont ut ever come down ? ? 'P Page One Hundred Thurty One u A A 'ff , Q 5 V f' ,. ,lf ' f f 'E :G , fu 1 5 V ll K , Y X I Ir? f I M r I L , ...M ., mw,wfwvUf ' f u M7 ufff ' , g . - . , . . ' I . . . . , . . . . A . . . - 5 tg' . . . 1. S-W 14- ' 5 5 ' 5 - , .5 u r 3 - uf.-s'1,', - uf ., --M . ,M A u ,, ,,,,.,,N, , .- Q -M WMMM .f ,,. u u- .. f JW' BOYS TENNI W if in A di, ' 'Y' . MN' I' ,ef-M 51 vwgfwziit' .wif 4' f Kinda Jai'-avr Y LEFT TO RIGHT STANDING Kenneth Blltch Richard Collms Harold Cates KNEELING Richard Pudron Larry Overman Idlllo Salmero The sprung sport, which gets underway the earliest, IS Tenms Coach Ishmael called the small group together and began workung them out shortly followung the Christmas va cation The team lourneys to Bay Vnew Park each afternoon In order to have a place to work out There as hope that more and more boys wlll become Interested nn Tenms and mcrease the quallty as well as the quanhty of players If a boy works hard he can make a great deal of Improvement an a sea son s tame lnterscholastlc competltlon In ten ms IS always keen, and wlll develop many potential characterustscs of good manhood fi 1, is -W 5 1' x x fn- , W K' - -, ' f-,f ,L .lK ','!4-fve5L',u,,!1f-1' jp. 4 .Av -n Page One Hundred Thirty-Two AVI Come 001 Y0U'f0 'WIA 9'-'I 9 I o play ten Ara J-v '95- Lgm 'fn A 1,4 ,sf 4-Mig., 4. 4 -1, , QQ V - tv L: nis on crutches, Are ya? GIRLS TENNIS TEAM Practuce makes perfect' ,fmxx I A' fl 4 NJ 4 Tennus us the only unterscholastuc sport offered to gurls Each gurl must be eluguble scholastucally own her own racket and attend practuce sessuons to remaun a mem ber of the team The l958 team consusted of eleven gurls chosen accordung to an abuluty ladder A gurl may challenge one or two levels above her own and uf she wuns then she mauntauns that partucular level Practuce sessuons are held dauly from 230 to 500 P M on Saturdays from T0 OO to l2 O0 School matches consust of 5 sungles and two doubles the top 5 or 6 players beung used Thus year s team competed un sux matches and the Gold Coast Conference Tour ney The team us under the durectuon of Muss Ku Ku Cappony The 58 squad receuved capable assustance from Ernue Spuller Tennus Professuonal at Bayvuew Park qincwewd , is .J T H V , . m , 1 E' 5:7 fu lu in , 1 3 f , UssfA'54 . l STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT: Martha Salinero Valerie Wallace Pamela Yates Sandra Wiclxers Sandra Scully Paule Sellers. SITTING: Jill McDonough Sharon Pierce Dau-ua Dickerson Betty Kurtzweil Miss Cappony. Page One Hundred Thirty Three The Upportunity 70 Con tl-Mute n mg 1.4 Y P LEFT TO RIGHT Mr Sampson sponsor Bobbe Dot Barroso secretory Mrs Pantaleo sponsor Tommy Knowles presldent Mass Reynolds head sponsor Mike Leon vlce president Felrcna Meggs treasurer Mr Pavalko sponsor Mlss Brazeale sponsor SENIORS Following a rouslng week of Campalgmng the class of 58 elected Tommy Knowles as theur presudent To gave hum support nn the class leadershlp department they elected Mike Leon as vnce presudent, Bobbe Dot Barroso as secretary, and Fellcla Meggs as treasurer The class was ably sponsored by Mr Slmpson Mrs Pantaleo Mr Pavalko Miss Breazeale and Muss Reynolds The latter served as head sponsor The year began wuth plans for a Mmstrel show In order to ranse suffucuent momes for necessary expenses for end ofthe year actlvltles Also the class contmued the sellmg of Chrustmas cards to as snst an thus matter Stull further there were concessuons at Page One Hundred Thnrty Srx athletnc events for the purpose of flllnng the coffers The class of 58 went one hundred percent In the annual drive and were very successful nn other actlvttles of the school Naturally the class as a whole regrets havung to leave Key West Hugh but each of us IS aware that time and trde walt for no man Let lt suffnce to say that we hope we have set exemplary goals for the underclassmen that the good that we mught have accomplnshed be remembered and that any vices may be forgotten May God s ruchest blessmgs rest upon everyone we chance to leave behmd 15 a R , If N 1 1 .0 Y I u Q, 3 x -' hx N,-Q 7 M' , -35' I ky , Q R. f M L -1. K3 6 I 3 x W. 5 s t 41 X 1 S- f 'sf 'xf l r ,sq Y , i '- Xtx'?',.,f' I l . L, I 5 1 s,, ,. L- 4 tt g ' I . R 4, - D , . . . 1 - . I I I . . l , . 1 - 1 . . v H - . . I I ' ' - . 1 - - - . .. . I - I . . . I - - -iq. FIIY FAVORITES YN I '37 Q O vnu? ..i ,,-I S-. MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT FRIENDLIEST Tommy Knowles Marlene Corbonell Nell Jeffcoaf Carol Cotes MOST COURTEOUS HARDEST WORKERS Gary Pelt Judy Sfone Mnke Leon Bobbe Dot Barroso 1, ' I fl , - ' Y .Q - YM W fr ' S ll I - 1 ' I-R ' 3 ' W 1. ' Q if 9? Q ,A bi ', 3 ' I I 'Ti' -I. f- - + I I H' 'ws , I J , Rf Q2 2 .V , 4 , , - E f1..4 I-rvmQ.,,,,,-,'.V - I , . '1 I 4- 'I 5 ' ' A 3:2 1 . - . . L: Sk 1 1 L. l ,l!!. V 3:5 ' ' ' 'rr R . 'e., 1?' 5 A 'I' I Q., . . ' , A' ' I 45-f S K .Q I ' Q in M 'Y ' .X I , -I Q 1.1 ' . I' I I , K I AHBOL, ROBERT WILL Baseball 1,25 Football 15 Glee Club 15 Highest Scholastic Average 25 Rifle Club 45 Sr. Play. ALLEN, DOUGLAS Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,35 Track 2,3. ALMYDA, FRANK Golf 1,2,3. ANDERSON, OTTO DOUGLAS Football 15 Monitor 1,25 D.C.T. 3,4. ANTI, RICHARD JULIO Band 1,2,35 Track 35 Key Club 3,45 Beta Club 45 Christmas Pageant 4. ATTILLIO, ANTHONY CARMEN, JR. Band 1,25 Sophomore Play. AVILA, ELENA MADALINA Chorus 1,2,35 D.C.T. 4. BAKER, REBECCA ANNE Dance Club 1,25 Business Club 3. BARRERA, CHARLES MANUEL Football 15 D.C.T. 3,4. BARROS, MARIA MAGALI National Jr. Honor Society 15 National Honor Society 2,3,45 Beta Club 2,3,45 Jr. Debs 1,25 Pep Squad 1,25 Student Council 1,25 Sr. Chorus 1,2,3,45 Accompanist 1,2,3,45 Field Day 3,45 Modern Music Masters 45 Concert Chorus 45 Girls Day 45 Key- ettes 4. BARROSA, BARBARA DOROTHY Glee Club 15 Freshman Treas.5 Pep Squad 1,25 Freshman Prom. Com.5 Student Council 15 Freshman Prom Queen5 Con- chettes 15 Sophomore Play5 Junior Class Sec.5 Cheerleader 3,45 Keyettes 3,45 Beta Club 3,45 Jr. Sr. Prom. Com. 35 Field Day 3,45 Senior Play5 Senior Class Sec. 45 Girls' Day 45 Na- tional Honor Society 45 Monitor 4. BECCAISE., JUDY D.C.T. 45 Tri Hi Y 15 Chorus 1,2,3. Page One Hundred Thirty-Eight ti 'ii AM 3 w fw 1' , Af! .af S-I ' s IW , Q' 'M A Rx - is , ff 1 4 Q .Q 'Y . A Q A , I ..fL ...'f , wjf K 4 x 4? 21 ff in 5 1 L If 7 2 N5 2 we -- -lik , fi? X 'H X . fi I Z., Li 1 .,. WN- 'sw is ?? -vi BECKER ROBERT HAROLD Natlonal Honor Soclety 4 Mlnstrel Show Rifle Club 4 Key Mantas 4 BEGIN JANE Keyettes 2 3 4 Student Council 2 3 4 Pep Squad 2 Beta Club 3 4 Fneld Day 3 4 BERNARD LAWRENCE GEORGE Intramurals BERVALDI HOLLON RICHARD Band I 2 3 4 Key Club 2 3 4 Tenms 3 Sr Show BETANCOURT ERNEST BLAS JR Boys State 3 Sr Show Fneld Day 34 BLITCH KENNETH CHARLES Tenms 2 3 4 Annual 4 BOZA DAVID LOUIS Prolectlomst Club I Sophomore Play Annual 34 Chorus 3 Glee Club 3 Conchette Show 3 Fleld Day 34 Spamsh Club 4 Semor Show 4 Chnstmas Pageant Dramatucs Club 4 BRANLY CLAUDE JAMES Archery BRAYMAN HOWARD BROWN BEVERLY GAYLE Tru Hn Y I Pep Club 2 3 Chrnstmas Pageant 4 BURTON CAROL ANN Tr: Hu Y I 2 Bnology Club 2 Home Ec Club I 2 Glrls Bas ketball I 2 Malorette uad BUSOT FLORENCIO OTTO JV Football 2 V Football 34 JV Basketball Mgr Key Club 2 34 Track 4 Sophomore Play Jr Play Fneld Day 34 Conchette Show 3 Boys State 3 Christmas Pageant 34 Dance Club I I I y, . was-If . ' . . . . l Q , 1 1 1 l I I I I 1 1 P I V ' 1 1 1 - ' fi I :I , 1111 111 1 - - .1-1 5 l i 9 1 I I ' I . . D I ' I I ' C A 4 1 1 I ' I ' 1 W f 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 '11 . . . or 1 1 1 - 1 .1., u I . .: Il'l: 4 1 V , E' f 3 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 I ,R- 1 1 1 - 1 1 - 13 'lb , 7 Sq . A 1 A it ' 5 h . . 1 . , 1 . . .5 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 . 1 . 1 . pw 1 1 I r , . I I Q' , mv A1 A A 1 , 0 i 5 U' L44 rf v iyg x V I f XJ N w 1 IV' S fu Q -Q--Q 7 Q, lv 1 4 ettes 2 3 4, Class Sec. i3,4- Band Twirler , - innual 4. l I I ! Sr. Show, Tennis l,2,3. , 3 4, ,2,3,4, Sr. Chorus l,4, mas Pageant 4, Pep pw, Snapper 2,35 Field Operetta lg Christmas Pageant lg Beta Club 21, lieyettes 4, Sr. Show. CATES, CAROL ANN Photography Club lg Sr. Chorus lp Operetta lg Christmas Pageant l,2g Keyettes 2, Sr. Show, Beta Club 4, Homecoming Queen Attnd. 4, CATES, KATHLEEN ANN Photography Club lg Band l,2g Soph. Play, Rifle Club 23, Keyettes 3,45 Student Council 3,4, Field Day 3,4, Jr. Play, Na- tional Honor Society 4, Concert Chorus 4, Sr. Show, Career Day Hostess. CHACON, GLORIA XIOMARA Sr. Chorus 'l,3, Operetto lg Christmas Pageant 1,45 Notion- al Honor Society 4, Sr. Show. CHERRY, ROGER CHERRY, RONALD Intramural sports. COLLINS, NORMAN CHARLES Football, Mgr. lg Track, Mgr. l. CONLY, LEONARD HUDSON JR. National Honor Society 3,4, Snapper, Editor 45 Radio Ama teur 2,3,4. P One Hufidrea Fgrt,-UV m.., ' film. 1- x 3 I Wm I if v 6 ,' CREEL, BARBARA JEAN Dance Club 17 Bible Club 1,27 Future Teachers 17 Student Council 2j Annual 37 Future Nurses 3j Beta Club 3,47 D.C.T. 4. CRUZ, BARABARA JOYCE Dance Club 17 Soph. Dance Com. 27 Pep Squad 27 Prom Com. 37 D.C.T. 3. CURRY, BRENDA JOYCE Band 1,27 Pep Squad 2j Beta Club 3,47 Field Day 3,47 Future Nurses 37 Annual Staff 3j National Honor Society 4. CURRY, JOSEPH WILLARD Freshman Prom. Com.7 Key Club 2,3,47 Key Club Pres. 27 Band 1,2,3,47 Senior Play7 Modern Music Masters 47 Modern Music Masters Treasurer 4. DE LA PAZ, REINALDO DELAND, EDNA LOIS Majorettes 3,47 Beta Club 3,47 Keyettes 3,47 Jr. Debs 4. DEL PINO, ELIOTT DANIEL Student Council 1,27 Boys State 3. DE MERITT, LYNDA JOYCE Sr. Chorus 1,2,47 Operetta 17 Maiorettes 2,3,47 Keyettes 2j Pep Squad 27 Tennis 2,37 Concert Chorus 47 Senior Play 47 Spring Concert 37 Christmas Pageant 1,3,4. DIAZ, ERCILIA Future Homemakers 17 Future Nurses 17 Sr. Chorus 37 An- nual Staff 4j Spring Concert 3j Christmas Pageant 3. DI NEGRO, PAUL GWYNN JR. Dance Club 17 Jr. Play7 Conchette Show 37 Chorus 3,47 Min- strel Show 47 Concert Chorus 47 Modern Music Masters 4. DOWDELL, MADELINE LOUISE Student Council 37 Senior Chorus 1,2,3,47 Senior Play 47 Operetta 1,27 Christmas Pageant 2,3,47 Concert Chorus 4, Girls Ensemble 2. ELLIS, THEODORE ALFRED Page One Hundred Forty-Four i W .H Enix 19 sf Q. x I - xx ij' gf ff w:EE':r5 4, 5 ' ' Z .v A-21 ff l ggi' .R , 4 Lf , , ff 2,15 il 52' .1 QW, 6,-.533 i ENSLOW, GAIL LESLIE Student Council 1,45 Rifle Club 45 Beta Club 45 Future Teachers 25 Biology Club 25 Girls State 35 Senior Play 4. FELTON, RICHARD OLSEN Spanish Club 15 Student Council 1,2,3,45 National Jr. Honor Society 15 Soph. Play 25 Supply Store 35 Jr. Play 35 Beta Club 3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Boys State 35 Key Club 3,45 Senior Play 4. FERNANDEZ, ORCHID Sr. Chorus 1,2,35 Future Teachers 25 Tri Hi Y 1,25 Conchettes 2,3,45 Homecoming Attendant 45 Dancing Club 25 Conchette Show 3,45 Senior Play5 Operetta 1,25 Soph. Play 35 Christmas Pageant 2,3,4. FINCHER, IDA ALFREDA Pep Squad 1,25 Student Council 25 National Honor Society 2,3,45 Future Nurses 3,45 Annual Staff 3,45 Beta Club 45 Moni- tor 45 Girls Day 4. FINCHER, JUDY MARIE Future Teachers 1,2,3,45 National Jr. Honor Society 15 Na- tional Honor Society 2,3,45 Pep Squad 1,25 Spanish Club 2,35 Beta Club 3,45 Future Nurses 3,45 Annual Staff 1,25 Student Council 45 Jr. PIay5 Senior Play. FORD, EDWARD HERBERT Soph. Play5 Annual Staff 3,45 Editor 45 Jr. Play5 Boys State 35 Modern Music Masters 45 Concert Chorus 4. FORRESTAL, DIXIANE JOY Band 1,2,3,45 Beta Club 45 National Jr. Society 1. GODINET, LUCRETIA JOAN Chorus 1,4. GJERTSON, SHARON CHARLENE Future Teachers 45 Concert Chorus 45 Dramatics Club 35 Jr. Red Cross 25 Y-Teens 1. GRAVELL, MONA JEAN National Honor Society 25 Beta Club 3,45 Future Nurses 15 Conchettes 2,3,45 Girls' Day 45 Snapper 3,45 Student Council 1,2,35 Betty Crocker Award 4. GROVES, LINDA LOUISE Girls State 35 Beta Club 3,45 Field Day 3,45 Student Council 45 Girls Day 35 Keyettes 45 Jr. Debs 45 Senior Play. GUZEWICH, PATRICIA MARIE Dancing Club 15 Concert Chorus 45 Chorus 45 Senior Play. Page One Hundred Forty-Six ,iQ 1 4- 5 1 x .t1u:,. ,,, , 'D 'N gal' 'Tir W X K iw HAFFIELD, SANDRA ALINE Maiorettes l,2,3,45 Snapper Staff l,2,35 Pep Squad l,25 Keyettes 2,3,45 Student Council I5 Jr. Debs 2,3,45 Soph. Play 25 Beta Club 3,45 Junior Prom,5 Senior Prom. HECHT, RICHARD WILLIAM Rifle Club 45 Key Mantas 45 Senior Play. HINDE, RICHARD WAYNE HORNE, GARY ALTON HUDDLESTON, PAUL ORMOND Band l,2,5 J.V. Football Manager 15 Bible Club 15 Photo- graphy Club l5 Weight-Lifting Club I5 Track 15 D.C.T. 4. HUGHES, JOHN WILLARS Boys Glee Club 1,25 Football 1,25 Baseball 15 Track 15 Senior Chorus 45 Concert Chorus 45 Rifle Club 45 Annual Staff 4. HULQUIST, DONNA ROCHELLE Senior Play. JEFFCOAT, NEIL Football 2,3,45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Baseball l,2,45 Key Mantas 4. JENKINS, CAROLYN MARGERET Beta Club 45 Tri Hi Y 15 Snapper l. JENKS, HENRY DOUGLAS Rifle Club 1,25 Chorus 3,45 Football 35 Track 35 Concert Chorus 45 Field Day 3,4. JOHNSON, JAY ALLEN KEY, EDWARD JACKSON Coin Club 15 Band 1,25 D.C.T. 3,4. Page One Hundred Forty-Eight I F A 9 I 5 A ei ,pg-ff I s 0' , , Q 'Wi -aka fr--,f .Ai 8 il xv ix k'Yf,t' Q KNOWLES, ELLA MAE Future Nurses 1,25 Bible Club 1,25 D.C.T. 4. KNOWLES, LEONARD HAROLD Snappe 15 Bible Club 1,25 Band 1,25 Concert Chorus 45 Monitor 2. KNOWLES, ROBERT ZANE Beta Club 45 Boys' State 35 Baseball 2,3,4. KNOWLES, THOMAS NEIL Proiectionist Club 15 National Jr. Honor Society 15 Class President 1,2,3,45 Key Club 3,45 Rifle Club 3,45 National Hon- or Society 2,35 Beta Club 4. KOESTER, CAROLYN IRENE Band 1,2,35 Glee Club 1,25 Tri Hi Y 35 Future Nurses 45 Senior Play. KOLL, JACQUELIN ALMA Chorus 25 Glee Club 25 Beta Club 45 Jr. Debs 45 Keyettes 45 Senior Play. KRECEK, CHARLES ROBERT Varsity Football 35 Varsity Basketball 35 Varsity Baseball 35 Class President 3. KURTZWELL, BETTY ALICE Future Homemakers5 Band5 Tennis. LASTRES, ELDA CECELIA Pep Squad 15 Beta Club 45 Senior Play5 Field Day 3,45 Con- chettes 25 Chorus 4. LAWSON, ELIZABETH ANN Tri Hi Y 1,2,35 Maiorettes 15 Field Day 1,2,3,45 Chorus 25 Intramural Sports 1,2,35 Senior Play5 Beta Club 4. LEE, GEORGE ROBERT Coin Club 15 Art Club 15 Spanish Club 2,35 Student Coun- cil 1,25 National Honor Society 2,3,45 Beta Club 2,3,45 Key Club 25 Boys State 35 Field Day 3,45 Senior Play5 Annual 45 Monitor 4. LEE, SONJA MAE Chorus 1,2,35 D.C.T. 4. Page One Hundred Fifty I uv' G I I s a 1 E g 31 X LEON, MICHAEL JR. Beta Club 2,45 Future Teachers 45 Boys State 35 Senior Class Vice President5 Annual 2,45 Field Day 3,45 Soph. Play5 Senior Play5 Student Council 45 Monitor 45 Chorus 2,35 Operetta 25 Senior Superlative. LEWINSKY, SALLY ROSLYN National Jr. Honor Society I5 National Honor Society 2,3,45 Soph. Play5 Junior Play5 Spanish Club 2,35 Radio Club 1,25 Beta Club 3,45 Monitor 35 First in County American Legion Oratorical Contest 45 Second in District American Legion Ora- torical Contest 4. LEWIS, DONNA JEAN Home Economics Club5 D.C.T. 4-K, LIPSHITZ, DAVID PHILIP Football 2,3,45 Spanish Club I. LITZENBERGER, LINDA CATHERINE Keyettes 2,3,45 Jr. Debs 2,3,45 Pep Squad 25 Soph. Play5 Jr. Play5 National Honor Society 3,45 Beta Club 3,45 Field Day 3,45 Flag Twirler 3,4. LOPEZ, CARMEN ANNETTE Rifle Club 45 Keyettes 25 Beta Club 25 National Honor So- ciety 35 Future Teachers 25 Jr. Debs 25 Field Day 3,45 Senior Play5 Soph. Play. LOWE, MAYNARD VICTOR JR. Chorus I,2,3,45 Intramural Sports. McCRARY, DONNA RAE Chorus 'I,25 Jr. Play5 Girls State Alternate 3. McKAY, SHARON VIRGINIA Beta Club 45 Senior Play5 Freshman Play. McMASTERS, JERRY RICHARD Spanish Club I5 Student Council 25 Rifle Club 25 Annual Staff 45 Monitor 4. MACHIN, JOANNE MARIE Pep Squad 1,25 National Jr. Honor Society I5 Tri Hi Y Ip Freshman Prom Committee5 Beta Club 3,45 Jr.-Sr. Prom Com- mittee5 National Honor Society5 Keyettes 45 Jr. Debs 45 An- nual 45 Girls Day 4. MACHIN, MIRIAM Dance Club 1,25 Chorus 2,3,45 Field Day 3,45 Senior Play. Page One Hundred Fifty-Two ii , z -ge 34' X I an-Q I , ,, is ,s f S. L- ki 1 MALONEY, BEVERLY JEAN Beta Club 3,45 Rifle Club 45 Keyettes 45 Field Day 3,4. MEGGS, FELICIA ELIZABETH Student Council 1,2,3,45 Future Teachers 25 Tennis 25 Pep Squad 1,25 Honor Society 35 Class Treas. 3,45 Jr. Debs 3,45 Class Play 2,3,45 Beta Club 45 Monitor 4. NELSON, SANDRA ANN Chorus 1,45 Pep Squad 2. OLIVEROS, CHARLES VICTOR JR. OTVOS, ORMOND LAWRENCE Sr. Play 4. K PEARCE, DANIEL RICHARD . .National Jr. Honor Society 15 Jr. Play5 Student Council 3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Sr. Play. PELT, MARION GARY Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 35 Baseball 35 Track 1,25 Key Club 3,45 Beta Club 3,45 Christmas Pageant. PEREZ, ALICE JEAN National Jr. Honor Society 15 Fresh. Class Vice-Pres., Fresh. Prom Committee5 Student Council 1,25 J.V. Cheerleader 2,3,45 Soph. Play, Jr. Debs 3,45 Keyettes 3,45 National Honor Society 35 Beta Club 3,45 Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee5 Field Day 3,45 Girls' Day 45 Sr. Play5 Monitor 4. PITTMAN, RONALD PORCH, DAVID BENJAMIN National Jr. Honor Society 15 Spanish Club 1,25 J.V. Foot- ball 25 Jr. Play5 Annual 35 National Honor Society 3,45 Key Club 3,45 Beta Club 45 Boys State 35 Monitor 4. PRUITT, ANNIE LOU Fresh. Play5 Soph. Class Treas.5 Jr. Debs 25 Pep Squad 25 Beta Club 45 Sr. Play. PUERTA, IDA Spanish 1,25 Future Teachers 15 Dance Club 15 Conchettes 2,3,45 Christmas Pageant 3,45 Pep Squad 35 Sr. Play. Page One Hundred Fifty-Four 45 in f 5 A., am lv L41 It fy..-w ' fm QM 'L Q ,q,,...,- A if Qi x Nwrq g n ,Y 1 4 - :gh f .gang qt K I.. . Q i. lg' -A i Q if if-7' Qs X QW 24 X-S ff f YW? 5 is x'Q 'Se '52 M, , 1. wr ' 5 N w qh.f i n vfgfg Vitae ' 51, ,fkgui 1 Jif 'Zz fvgf f y vi 5 E Q ff' ,W ,,wfA Zi?V5' 5 ,f,, W Q? B5 4' Q 9 Q.: . ,Q Z PUIG, SERGIO ROJAS, LIONEL CARLOS .I.V. Football I7 Football 2,3,47 Field Day 3,4. ROJAS, WILLIAM Dance Club I7 .l.V. Basketball .l,2j Track 2,37 Football 2,3,47 Chorus 2,3,47 Glee Club 2,37 Soph. Play7 Key Club 2,3,47 Christmas Pageant 2,3,47 Field Day 3,47 Snapper 3,47 Annual 37 Modern Music Masters 47 Concert Chorus 4. RUSSELL, DONALD WILLIAM Key Club 3. RUSSELL, MARGARET ELIZABETH Sr. Chorus 2,47 Conchette 3,4. SALINERO, MARTHA ISELL Dance Club .lj Prom Committee7 Basketball 1,27 Volleyball .l,2,3j Conchettes 27 Future Teachers 27 Tennis 3,47 Softball Intramurals7 Pep Squad 37 Field Day 3,47 National Honor Society 47 Sr. Play. SANTANA, MARIO Track, Mgr. T7 Soph. Play7 .I. V. Football 2,3. SAUNDERS, GARTH D.C.T. 3,4. SAUNDERS, JAMES GILBERT Football 17 Track 37 Beta Club 3,47 Monitor 3,47 Sr. Chorus 37 Sr. Play7 Concert Chorus 4j Student Council 4. SCULLEY, SONDRA ANN Dramatics Club7 Future Teachers7 Science Club7 Tennis7 Beta Club7 Annual7 Snapper7 Tumbling Club7 Monogram Club. SOLOMON, ECKWOOD HAROLD JR. Basketball 'l,2,3,47 Spanish Club I7 Baseball 2,37 Football 27 Bays' State 37 Monitor 47 Snapper 4. SOLOMON, JUDITH ELAINE Bible Club I,27 Future Homemakers I7 National Honor So- ciety 2j Sr. Play7 Christmas Pageant 4. Page One Hundred Fifty-Six A? Oy' I - 1 ',7,, 5 is I L' '51, 'K' 7 'v ff xy.: M.-I T95 ag, 3' 'F I I 3. W tv iii wa A f 1 X ' : -, X Q' 1 1 tl N13 I L E1 ' xf 'I' .elk Ib rr x I 'lil' K X ii S-.Ns-dbx STONE, JUDITH ANN Keyettes 2,3,4, National Honor Society 2,3,4, Future Home- makers I, Soph. Play, Jr. Debs 2,3,4, Pep Squad 2,3, Beta Club 3,4, Cheerleader 3, Field Day 3,4, Girls' State 3, Sr. Play, Homecoming Queen 4, Girls' Day 4. SWEETING, EDWINA MAE Dance Club l,2. SWIFT, ROBERT JAMES Senior Chorus 4. TAYLOR, RAY WILLARD Football l,2,3,4, Track l,2,3, Basketball I, Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee 3, Field Day 3. THOMPSON, FAYDETTE ELIZABETH Band l,2, Dance Club I, Beta Club 4. THRIFT, GILBERT VICTOR Student Council I, Baseball I, Basketball l,2. TURNER, GWENDOLYN JOYCE Chorus l,3, Pep Squad 2, Basketball 2, Conchettes 3,4, Conchette Show 3,4, Beta Club 4, Field Day 3,4, National Honor Society 4. UZDAVINIS, PETER STEPHEN Key Mantis 'l, Stamp Club 2, Fencing Club 2. VAN ORDEN, ROBERT CHARLES Monitor I, Basketball 'l, Football l,2, Track I, Chorus I, Student Council 3,4, Jr. Play, Sr. Play. VARGAS, ALICE MARIA Dance Club I, Beta Club 3,4, Keyettes 4, Sr. Play. WALLACE, VALERIE FREIDA Band l,2, Tennis 3,4, Field Day 3,4. WEATH ER FORD, FRANCES JOAN Girls Club 2, Beta Club 4, Rifle Club 4, Sr. Play, Career Day, Fashion Model. Page One Hundred Fifty-Eight 'asf 1 tp IK 1 ,. 2,5 1. it E , ,4 we-J' W ...' , ,,,,. , ll' 'Q F I W :.,z gy, My ,sw 53 , N. .y .gy I l 11 4 91 f Q B 'X gf ' Q .. ? if Y' S bij 'Ei 1 ,a ff ff - f Y' N , fi. a Y Q f F 4 w 4 ' -uv '17 1 O' I WEATHERFORD, VALERIE JEANNE Fresh. Play5 Student Council 1,25 Bible Club 1,25 Annual 35 Pep Squad lp D.C.T. 45 Chorus 4. YARNALL, REVERDY FRANCIS Student Council 45 Basketball, Mgr. 45 Science Club lp Aud. Control Room 4. YATES, ALFRED ALLEN Tennis 1,25 Chorus 3,45 J.V.Football 25 V. Football 3,45 Con- cert Chorus 45 Field Day 3,4. YOUNG, ANNA MAE Maiorette 'l5 Jr. Honor Society I5 Cheerleader 2,35 Keyettes 2,3,4, V-Pres. 45 Jr. Debs 2,3,4, Treas. 45 Beta Club 2,3,4, Pres. 45 Class Play 2,3,45 Student Council 2,3,45 Chaplain 45 National Honor Society 45 Monitor 45 Flag Twirler, Girls' Day. ZUMBERIS, WILLIAM Basketball 4. ZUMWALT, JAMES MAURICE Basketball l,2,35 Football 2,3,45 Beta Club 2,3,45 Track 2, 3,45 Class Play 25 Key Mantas 4. ERICKSON, KENNETH V Listing our activities ,f pf? U 1 N r' 1 LL Q' Q w., ed Sixt yO SENIOR dm60lll'lh6 al AF? Qfqx tan 5 so ..,..--L Late In the month of October there rang from the halls of Key West Hugh many old famnluar Mmstrel tunes followed by vubrant laughter at the aged yet very entertaumng stones of yore Under the dnrectnon of Mr Morrus Ruby the Sensors worked hard to present to the publnc some en tertamment wuth whuch they would well pleased Many crmcs felt that thus was accomplished In addltuon the cof fers were well supplied wnth ample hnances with which to carry out the years prolects To everyone who had a part In thus show the sensors would luke to say Thanks Page One Hund ed S ty Two in A ' lv' CLASSES' empw Two lost souls And lhe make up gust flew 1-WN5 .lusi belo curtain time Well shut my mouih Page One Hundred Snxry Three GIRLS' DAY AT CITY HALL 2 fl lik www: gn M il 1 ln' 11. rv if-' PM ,f I A , v- ., N , 'fii . - f . I Her Honor the Mayor Kathy Carman. iw! City Government at work. Taking over the city offices for a day, is one of the highlights in the senior year for many of the girls. This effort is under the sponsorship of the Business and Professional Women. The girls were welcomed with all the fanfare which could be provided by the city fathers. This worthwhile proiect always gives the students a deeper insight to their city government, and will help in making many of them better citizens. Our appreciation is expressed to the Business and Professional Women's Club for their ef- forts in this important matter. Page One Hundred Sixty-Four de i GIRLS' DAY PARTICIPANTS KNEELING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Judy Stone, Mary Barros, Kathy Carman, Joanne Machin Anna Young, Barbara Barroso. STANDING: Gail Enslow, Judy Fincher, Felecia Meggs Suzanne Tremblay, Ida Fincher, Kathy Cates, Carman Lopez, Mona Gravel and Alice Perez. -...ms Police Chief Gail Enslow T142 r., A-wr' ' ' ' Fire Chief Felecia. :ET l The Senior Minstrel musi go s like this fellows. Lia-ad' Senior Stalwaris. Page One Hundred Sixty-Five --A, -Q XR PTA STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT Rlchard Felton Student Boby Presldent and Representative to PTA Board Mrs Stark Mrs H C Campbell Mrs Curry Mrs Rosam and Mrs Garcia SITTING Mrs Edwards Mrs Martln Mrs Salls Mrs Adams Presndent Mrs Watson Mrs Felton and Mlss Treavor Page One Hundred Sixty-Six The Parent Teacher Assocnatnon ns orgamzed for the pur pose ot promotmg the all round welfare of youth ln home school church and commumty On each third Tuesday mght of the month you wall fund a number of Interested parents and teachers gathered In the school audutoruum for a busmess meeting and some type of program which usually depicts some phase of the school program Following this meeting the group then ad lourns to the cafeterna tor refreshments and cl social hour where teachers get a chance to become better acquaunt ed wuth parents and vnce versa Students are contnnually asked to urge theur parents to attend these meetings Under the leadershlp of thelr president Mrs Adams the T958 PTA has done a very outstandmg 'ob In promotmg good wlll among parents and teachers X1 J. Thousands of lights and thousands of voices! On December l9, 1957 Key West High presented to the community its fourth annual Christmas Pageant. This pro- gram was presented through the efforts of the dramatics department, the art department, the maintenance crew, the Chorus, the band, and the 8th grade voice choir. Members of the community, who were present, con- tributed well in that they entered whole heartedly into the carol singing, and listened reverently and attentively to the program. Here's hoping that there will be many more Christmases similiar to this. Our Clv 1-IA tmaw Wt To Il The Conchettes contribute. Page One Hundred Sixty-Seve Support Uur Advertisers mos B 044, R S 700, QA Pile N S THE SUN 5' SAND H KRESS A IIMMYS Ov BOOK SHOP groves' They Sup erted 91 SS llur Annual ZEN ST Cm KEY WE Dkl P Ss o fr W6 Mrrcrs THE PLUMBER P 5 C OMPLIMENTS IIMMYS DRIVE INN SEARS ROEBUCK AND COMPANY CONGRATULATIONS KEY WEST CITIZEN al.-............ SUN AND SAND OF Y ,Q h I. A I SENIORS 'i I ' W 2 Congratulations S E N I O R S Lopez Wholesale 207 Duval Street CY 6 5732 KEY WEST STATE BANK WELL S B EAC H C 0 M E R Pomclana Servlce Statlon IEWELERS REPAIRS ACCESSORIES PARTS e ,I 1 , f . r I, 4 V ,T ' I 1 ., b If ' 'For the fin st in diamonds o d d s MIKE S PLUMBING FOR SPORTING GOODS AND WHEEL GOODS W H A L T O N S AUTO TOYS d HARDWARE 9 SUDDATH OF KEY WEST MOVING PACKING STORAGE LOPEZ FUNERAL S H KRESS G CO BEST WISHES CAREY S WELDING MACHINES KEY WEST FLOOR COVERING CO ' See Y , , on Where In the world are you m g AII ood wishes from Good Luck, Seniors Second ond Sfoples CY 6-8518 H O M E . . . , 5 - IO - 25 Cent Store Congrofulcfions Seniors KEY WEST DRUG CO, T32 Duvol sf. cv 6-2512 217 Duval St P. O. Box 328 M E BENNETT CONSTRUCTION CO COMMERCIAL 8m RESIDENTAL CY 6 2333 Key West Congratulations to the Graduating Class M C C R O R Y I S 5-to-25 sToRE Compliments K T M O T O R S Key West Florlcla Good Luck Seniors RIOS BROTHERS KEY WEST CABLE VISION A COMMUNITY TELEVISION SYSTEM FOR SUBSCRIBERS 824 Duval CY 6 6555 FRANK lol-lNsoN s IEWELRY Serving Key West over half a century 624 Duval CY 66151 SIMONTON MUSIC STORE SCHOOL OF MUSIC All Band Torch Instruments Pianos Tuning Rental HI Fl Records Instruments PgOHcIdS ty - of Diamonds, Watches, Gifts Y -T bv, .A-Wfliyf av I .h N J iw -J l J- . r 'XPYALQN J Q. 2211 14 37 qk,xx I-4' as ,gn ?f,l I pl foxy , 'J-s ? A K. , wc A ,- u f sfgfiif Pun Vfwfwb 14 5 n. 'SU 5 SH?- K' SLS airs'-'L' H' ww. -:Y I ' S tl Nr., 3.5-W f-P ' r 5': K v 1 4 mf r,,2f'?XE2: M. Q-,Q xx 72-QA' 'fair J - , -1 9159 .si x 5 ig Nu sf if CONGRATULATIONS K 2 fs SENIORS ' PDRAY STUDIO gh, J' ,X N7 4.,x!L ati- x gf 'Y 'rw db' 'iff Q I LE xr 'fi .e.5 v,? 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' 1.' b7,' Q' -1515 54 VL fa, mil. . .,A .,.. , 1 . .5 . ,KY , 4- 'r 'I.,.- .- 'q??L'-f- X if . ' ' 5 ' 0. Page One Hundred Seventy Three Congratulatrons T st Wrshes y ur Future Success Evans Sports Store SPORTING GOODS HEADQUARTERS to he 1958 Graduating Class ' for o Pg o H ads yvF OVERSEAS TRANSPORTATION CO TRANSPORTATION AT ITS BEST FOR THE FINEST IN FURNITURE GO TO FLEMINC STREET FURNITURE STORE FI g Sf CY 6 6031 W f SHELLEY TRACTOR AND EQUIPMENT co CATERPILLAR y W HI 67631 CY 6 3022 H RAMOS AND COMPANY INC f 958 STRUNK LUMBER CO E CY 69130 SERVICE STATION WRECKER SERVICE ACCESSORIES REPAIRS PAINTING AND BODY WORK KyW BRYANS AUTO PARTS AND SERVICE CY 63180 800 S I S 1 HART SHAFFNER 81 MARX FLORSHEIM SHOES LEWENSKY S MEN S SHOP 6 CY 6 3931 909 emin . - Key es, Flo Compliments . of Miami Ke es? Phone - - ' ' 801 oton St. - G d L k f In oo UC O e FRANK'S GULF Class o 1 Frank Corohcxllo e es Complimenfs p eor for the brands you know of Y 1 Y ' I 52 Duval - C OMPLIMENTS COB0 S PHARMACY THOMPSON S H' ENTERPRISES BEST OF LUCK TO THE CLASS OF T958 ALLEN INSURANCE SUMMERLAND COMPANY ELECTRIC CO h CY 68264 CY 65946 S' CY 63020 3 , 93 eming From 518 ou hard Sf. - one - or - HOLSUM BAKERY HOLSUM ENRICHED BREAD 14 F th 1 YOUR CAR IS OUR SPECIALTY SOUTHERNMOST TEXACO SERVICE 500 T CY 2 6123 SAUNDERS WHOLESALE C-ROCERY REESE BROTHERS AUTO SERVICE CY 69621 1 9 CRANKSHAFT GRINDING d CYLINDER BORING WELDING COMPLETE ENGINE d BRAKE SERVICE BEST OF LUCK ALTMAN S FURNITURE COMPANY 900 D LONG S FURNITURE STORE FI gf Monroe Office Supply 05 our S. rumom Ave. - S ccess and Prosperity fo the Groduofing Class of 1958 - 1 1 Recurwhife St. an on Y 5 800 emin S. uvcl Street I KEY AM BASSADOR Roosevelt Boulevord Bill Tyler CY 6 2345 BILL,S SOUTHERNMOST GA RAGE WE SERVICE ALL MAKES OF CARS 540 Greene ST. LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE MOVING CRATING PACKING STORAGE ATLANTIC MOVING AND STORAGE W CY 6 8330 ITALIAN GARDENS RESTAURANT SWIFT S PHOTO SERVICE ADORABLE BEAUTY SALON HAIR STYLIST I222 S I Sf CY 62152 CITY ACQUARIUM F. oiock - I Air-Condifioned Free Parking imo n . - Ss.. 'QR N2 W Wijmfilfdliwif A class of WWE-1 Sth BIIT RTS' ff ff, 5 , 5 , , A , 2 ,,:.,. f - N fa,-. ,.A- M , XQXKV zzz K X Q ' Wf X7 Hx Xxx x WX 9 xl! ,C AMN 9 f jf'-1 Yi X 'lx' gm!! I XZ N fic NNNXNNQA 1, X 0 4 55 N hx, V, f YW XXX ou ern e elephone and Telegraph Company P O H SIMONE TOURS TOP FLORIST C-ULFSTREAM FOOD STORE KEY WEST PROVISION CO MONROE OFFICE SUPPLY LOC-UN S LOBSTER HOUSE APPELROUTH S SHOE CENTER CHAPPELL S 5 IO CENT STORE a 3 a There is no subsfifufe for Qualify MOODY 5 KEY WEST C-ROCERY AVIATION Cheeley Lumber Go f ORIENTAL DICK s TIRE SUPPLY S C, PHARMACY Key West Insurance Co Y I Y Bes Wishes Best Wishes fo the enior oss I BEST WISHES TO THE FROM THE SUPHUMURE CLASS OF KEY WEST HIGH scHool. CLASS OF 1958 Key West Coca Gola Bottling Co SM FAUSTO S GROCERY sENloRs BETA CLU B X D MOODY S CROCERY STOCK ISLAND CY 6-5913 BOBBIES SALON SOUTH SEAS IEWELER 413 FRANCIS STREET MOVIES ARE BETTER THAN EVER AH d th San Carlos Theatre S I Compllmenis of Best Wishes From , efl 9 94, 7 Y I 54' L E 1- I S , 4 5 ' ' Q f I A? f' I aff? fi ! 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KEILLY v Pg O H d dN yrh LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT I Robert Ahbol leave all my luck to those takung Englush IV with Mr Pavalko I Douglas Allen leave to my brothers Donald and Ronald my abuluty to play sports and pass un school I Frank Almyda leave to my brother and suster the worrles I had un school Good Luck I Otto Anderson hereby leave to my steady Sandra McLean the abuluty to have a ball un that favorute art of dancung take good care of ut I Ruchard Antu leave to my suster Ledua the dustunctuon of beung the only Antu un Key West Hugh School I Elena Avula wush to leave to my cousun Martha Avula all the wonderful school years that I have had I Rebecca Baker leave to my cousun Judy Stephens all the fun I have had un my four years of hugh school I Charles Barrera leave my abuluty to cut up un DCT and stull pass to anyone who wants ut I Mary Barros leave to my brother all the fun and headaches of my last four years In hopes that he wull have as much fun un them as l have I Bobbe Dot Barroso do hereby leave Danny Garcua my seat un a Senuor homeroom un hopes that no cute gurl wull sut by hum I Juduth Beccause wush to leave to my suster all the wonderful years I have spent un school I Robert Becker do hereby leave to my suster Carole my seat un Mr Pavalkos class luf she wants ut I Jane Begun hereby leave to Chrusty Punder all the fun Ive had un my Senuor year I Larry Bernard leave to Mr Sumpson all my chalk drawungs un C 6 that collected durung 4th peruod Trug I Ruchard Bervaldu leave to Ruchard Padron the lay of early mornung band rehearsals I Ernest Betancourt leave to Nulo Rodruquez and Bully Esquunaldo my abuluty to keep un furst gear at least un parkung lots I Kenneth Blutch leave my paper route to Ken Wallace I Davud Bolo leave the honor of bemg a Senuor to anyone that wants t I Claude Branly leave all my druvung abuluty to Jack Motto I Carol Burton leave all my heught to Peggy I Beverly Brown leave to my hardworkung cousuns Jean and Joan my good luck wuth the cluque and my messy locker I Robert Bush leave my crutches to anyone who walks un front of a speedung car I Otto Busot hereby leave to my cousuns Dennus and Idulua Salunero all the crazy tumes I have had un our Alma Mater and to Coach Allen all my football equupment that I have at home I Wulluam Camaluer wush to leave to future government students all the good tumes I have had un Mrs Taylors Government class I Marlene Carbonell leave to my best fruend Duane Small all the loys I have shared un school I hope she enloys them as much as I have I Cathy Carman do hereby leave to the Wednesday Nught Gang all the fun and good tumes un Junuor Debs also to my brother I leave the opportunuty to enloy humself at last because I wull not be here to watch hum I Mary Castellano do h reby leave to Jeff Curry all the fun and good tumes I have had un school and band knowung he wull have as much fun as I have I Rose Castellano wush to leave to my suster Olga all the fun of bemg a Senuor and hope that she wull engoy ut as much as I have I Cara Cates leave to my cousm Joe Roberts the abuluty to pass all my studues wuthout studyung and get by wuth ut I Kathleen Cates leave to my brother Harold my seat un the Senuor class I Glorua Chacon leave to my cousun Martha Avula the abuluty to worry myself suck over school I Roger Cherry leave all my books to the next poor person who gets them I Ronald Cherry leave my one arm druvung abuluty to Roger Trevor and my brulluance un Englush to Nancy Nance I Norman Colluns leave to Jack Weech all my fun un school I Barbara Creel leave to the Peacon Lane Kuds the ambatuon to make the funal grades after the struggle may we all rest un peace I Brenda Curry do hereby leave to my two susters Alucua and Duanne all the fun I have had un hugh school un hopes that they wull study harder than I dud I Edna De Land leave to Lena Garcua all my headaches and fun un malorettes and to my suster Marulyn my seat un N H S I Eluott Del Puno leave my seat un Mr Pavalkos class and an empty box of no doz pulls to anyone who wants to try to pass his class I Lynda DeMerutt leave to anyone who wants ut the mental stram of bemg able to wuthstand talk I Ercelua Duaz do hereby leave to Arleen Hunton all the fun AND troubles of hugh school especually un Senuor year I Paul Du Negro do hereby leave my seat un the Chorus to Glen Duckerson I Madelune Dowdell do leave to anyone the untestunal fortutude of luvung hus Iufe the way he pleases I Ted Ellus leave my money to charuty and my worldly possessuons to the Salvatuon Army I Gaul Enslow leave Mr Pavalko a great deal af cloves and puneapple sluces I Kenneth Eruckson leave my knowledge of musuc and to my brother my Englush books I Ruchard Felton leave to next years Senuors the common sense to not take College Prep I Orchud Fer1andez leave my abuluty to urrutate all my teachers to my susters Nedy and Cecul and my best fruend Judy Hardun I Ida Funcher wull to my younger suster Sherry my lab book un hope that she wull full un all the empty blanks and to Mr Lazuer all the broken Thustle tubes from Chemustry I Judy Funcher hereby leave my abuluty to sunburn all the way to anyone fool enough to try ut I Herbert Ford leave nothung but keep all I Duxue Forrestal bemg scarce of body and doubtful of mund d hereby leave I Lucretua Godunet leave to Ruchard Curry all the fun un Sponush I Sharon Glertsan hereby leave my chaur un Mr Pavalkos class to some unhappy soul I Mona Gravel leave to June Weech the hard tumes and many rewards of my wonderful Senuor year and to my brother Danny my seat un C 5 should he need ut I Lunda Groves do hereby leave my abuluty to luve un Marathon anl attend school un Key West to anyone who Iukes a lot of rudung I Patrucua Guzewuch hereby leave to my brother all the fun I have had un my four years of hugh school I Sandra Haffueld do hereby leave to my brother Ruchard the honor of beung the only Haffueld un school and of bemg alone so I cannot bother hum I Ruchard Hecht hereby leave to all the College Prep Junuors the happy tumes un English IV I Ruchard Hunde leave my abuluty to pass Art to .lack Crusoe I Paul Huddleston leave my runnung and dodging abuluty to Ruchard Curry I John Hughes leave my seat In C 6 and Mr Sumpson to anyone who can put up wuth them I Donna Hulquust leave to the Senuors of l959 all the fun and happuness un school I Neul Jeffcoat would luke to wush my brother Eddue all the suc cess and happuness that I have gauned un my hugh school career I ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 , , 1 - , 1 1 1 1 1 . - I 11 11 , . . . . 1 1 11 11 . . 1 1 1 1 I I , I - - 11 11 - - - I 11 1 . - 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 , , I ' , , . . . A . . . , 1 1 1 1 , , . ' ' 11 11 - , , . . . - - 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 . I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , , . , . . I , . . . , I 1 1 , , . 1 1 - 1 1 . I I I . . . . I I I 1 1 1 , , 1 1 , A , I - 1 - 1 1 - 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' ' I . ' . . . . - - - 11 11 , , . 1 1 I 1 1 - ' - 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 I II I II . . . . o , . 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 . . . - - - 1 , 5 1 1 . . 11 11 1 - ' , , 1 1 . . , - . . 1 1 . . . I I , 1 1 1 1 5 1 1 1 1 ' ' I . 1 1 1 1 Q . 1 1 v 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 ' - 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 ' I Carolyn Jenkuns leave to my suster Duane my seat un The Senuor cass I Douglas Jenks leave to my suster Carolyn the abuluty to get out of school un the 4 requured years unstead of stayung as long a I have I Jay Johnson leave to Bully Esquunaldo my abuluty to stay un school and not get drafted I Jack Key leave my seat un DC T to anyone who can sut n t as long as I have I Ella Mae Knowles do hereby leave to my brother my cap and gown I Leonard Knowles leave the good tumes that I have had to San dra Curry and Ernest Knowles I Rabbue Knowles leave behund my worrues and problems to who ever wants them I Tommy Knowles leave all the fun and HARD WORK un school to my suster Judy I Jackue Koll leave to my brother Leo the dustunctuon of beung the only Koll In KWH S I Charles Krecek leave my basketball abuluty to double drubble Ishmael I Betty Kurtzweul leave my luck at sungung at funerals to Dar nella Carey I Elda Lastres leave to anyone capable the patuence un keepung up wuth Muss Reynolds I Betty Lawson leave the honor of bemg a Senuor to all the Junuors I George Lee leave to all sux of my upcomung brothers the good tumes I have had un school I Muchael Leon leave to my best fruend Henry Vullate my senuor seat and to my suster Rose all the fun I have had hopung she has as much I Sally Lewunsky leave all of my unuurues un Chem Lab to Rhoda Shagner Sharon Grossman and Davud Adams I Lunda Lutzenberger leave all the happy tumes I have had to Leahdorne Whutehead I Carmen Lopez leave to Jane Gomez the good tumes un Senuor cass I Maynard Lowe leave to my gurl Orchud Muro my abuluty to brown nose certaun teachers I Sharon McKay leave to Mrs Cabrera peact of mund and to any Junuor who can stand ut all of my crazy tumes I Jerry McMasters leave my seat un Mechanucal Drawung to any one who enloys the subuect I Joanne Machun leave to Chrusty Punder all the wonderful mem orues of Senuor Year and I hope she enuoys them too I Muruam Machun leave to my suster Martha all my years of fun I Beverly Maloney leave Jane Gomez my short legs some peace and quuet and all the fun Ive had I Felucua Meggs do hereby leave to my brother Larry the dus tunctuon of beung at last the only Meggs un school I Sandra Nelson leave to Carol Harrus my abuluty to have fun un my last two years of school I Charles Oluveros leave all my school books to Arnold Brye I Ormond Otvos leave to the Junuor class the Senuor Englush courses Have fun' I Larry Overman leave Muchael Red to Mr Sumpson I Danuel Pearce leave nothung an take all my fond memorues and otherwuse wuth me I Gary Pelt beung of an unbeluevable state of mund and havung whute haur leave to all Englush IV students the sweatung out of grades I Aluce Perez leave the honor of bemg cheerleader captaun to anyone who us wullung to work for ut I Rodney Puttman leave nothung I Davud Porch leave my gavel to Harold Cates and hope he has as much lun wuth ut as I have I Annue Lou Pruutt leave my back seat un Shorthand to any Junuor who can talk and stull take ductatucn I Ida Puerta leave to my best fruend Joanne Dohrer my posutuon un the Conchette lune and to my suster Dahluo and to Jeanne Dohrer all the fun of bemg a Senuor I Serguo Puug leave my posutuon on the pung pong team to my brother Danny IBGII Cleanerl I Bully Rolas hereby leave to Bobby Spenser my old gym socks he never seems to be able to fund a paur I Margaret Russel hereby leave to my cousun Beverly Albury all my good tumes un school I Wulluam Donald Russell leave to Gladys Gruffun all the loys I have had and the abuluty to become a teachers pet I Marty Salunero leave to Sandy Wuckers all of my headaches and especually the pauns un Mr Pavalkos Englush IV class Lots of uckl I Maruo Santana leave my abuluty to not to do any work and stull pass to Raul Cervantes I Garth Saunders leave my seat un DC T to my suster and hope that she has more luck than I dud I Jum Saunders leave to all Junuors un the College Prep Course all my troubles they are many' I Sandra Sculley hereby wull my desk un Englush IV Class to any one that can luve through the spread formatuons I Ecky Solomon hereby leave to Chrusty Punder the honor of be un a Senuor and to Bull Solomon all the fun I have had un sports Judy Solomon leave to my brother Bull and suster Glenda all e fund I have had un KWHS Judy Stone hereby leave all the fun I have had uru my Junuor and Senuor years to my brother Orun I Edwuna Sweetung leave to Betty Arnold all the good tumes I have had and hope that she wull study harder than I dud I Robert Swuft leave my abuluty to wark hard un Chorus to my cousun Tony the gruduron I Faydette Thompson leave to Ledua Antu all the crazy thungs I have done un my Senuor year un hopes that she wull enloy them as much as I have I Gulbert Thruft leave to Jasper Weech my abuluty to thunk h mught graduate some day I Joyce Turner hereby leave to Vuc Larson my good tumes un Senuor year and to some upcomung Conchette my empty space un lune I Pete Uzdavunus leave my acud scarred desk un chem lab to Ruchard Slack I Bob Van Orden leave to my suster Elenn all the fun of Senuor year and the hope that she wull make a good commercual malor I Aluce Vargas leave to my brother Luonel all the good tumes I have had un school I Valerue Wallace leave to my brother Glynn all the fun ol hugh school I Joan Weatherford leave all the good tumes I have had I Jeanne Weatherford leave to my brother my 5 years un hugh school wuth the hope that he wont need ut I .lum Wetzel leave all my good tumes un Punhead s Class to any Junuor who wants them I Reverdy Yarnall leave my postutuon un the audutoruum to anyone unterested enough to devote hus tume and effort I Al Yates leave my abuluty to sung to Danny Garcua and Buddy Owens I Anna Mae Young leave to Jackue Wulluams my love for cheer Ieadung un hopes that she doesnt quut un her Senuor year I Bull Zumberus leave my abuluty to loaf n produce and fure un games I Jum Zumwalt leave to Calvun Harrus the dustuncuuon of bemg the only pole vaulter un school Page One Hundred Nunety Fuve I I I I . . I I ' I I I . , . . , , ' . . . ' i I , ' ' . J I I I I g l I . . , I . , . . v I . I . . . . , . I I . I l . I w I I I . I I I I ' I ' 1 I . . 1 . g - , , I .I . ' I . I . A l I . . . F , , , . ,u . 1, I I . . I . . h g . ' ' 1 o ' . I, , u , , . . th ' . . . . I I n I . . D I' I , 1 , , I . I . I , ' I I I I o I - . u 1 , I ' I 1 1 . - ' ' I ' ' I ' I, Ray Taylor, Ieave to Bob Harris the right half-back position on I I 1 . I I I l .I ' uf D ,u - Q I I , e I I ' . I . l I l I I ' Q . . . , ' ' , ' - I , u - . - - - - , . , , , , , , - . . . , , , . . . - 1 , , , u I I I I D ' . I I . l . . ' I I . . . ' D , , , . . . . , , , I I . . - . . 1 - Q . . . . I I . I , , I I ' . ' f 1 I ' . Sunce we had been classmates at Key West Hugh School ut was quute a shock to fund ourselves assugn ed to work on the new satellite Conch lmagune our surpruse when our papers were sugned by the head of the Aur Force Base Ruchard Felton and undersugned by hus pruvate secretary Lunda Groves Danny Pearce scuence unstructor gave us our last munute unstructuons and unformatuon We boarded our spacecab piloted by Lieutenant Colonel John Hughes and hus co pulot Charles Barrera and headed on our trup The cabs nurses Mona Gravell and Ida Funcher gave us some pulls to help overcome space suckness lt us rumored that these pulls were unvented by Dr Ruchard Bervaldu wuth Jay Johnson as hus capable aude The umportant antu gravuty devuce necessary for our trup was unvented by Ernest Betancourt Ecky Solomon and Bob Ahbol wuth the assistance of Robert and Ken Erickson Blast off tume was at 0800 Navy Tume forugunated by Bob Van Orden and Ron Cherryl and a second later we narrowly mussed the dancung telephone luneman Otto Anderson We were fungerprunted by F BI Inves tugators Maynord Lowe and Leonard Knowles After a very hectuc three munute uourney our space cab was overhauled by Ted Ellus Norman Colluns and check by Judy Beccause Satellute nurse We were wel comed by Ormand Otvos Durector un charge of the program and we shortly met Len Conly the scuentust who was tryung to devuse a way to get us back to Earth We had Cosmo Delught muxed by Robert Bush at the Zoduac Room owned and operated by Gaul Ens low Thus unuque room was designated by Jum Zumwalt wuth the help of Frank Almyda We arruved at the Observatory where we met the unseparable scuence team of Davud Porch Tommy Knowles Whule there we vuewed the planet Mars through a powerful telescope and saw Orchud Fernan dez beung pestered by Tax Collector Douglas Allen A peek over the Earth revealed Robby Knowles and Kenneth Blutch doing an Englush Research paper for college professor Ruchard Antu On thus same dustun guushed campus we saw Professors Muke Leon Sharon Glertson Paul Huddleston and Herbert Ford Marty Salunero us coachung a crackledj tennus team at FS U Larry Bernard us stull scrapung up chalk dust and our good cutuzen Claude Branly wuth help from Wulluam Russell were haulung un Gubby Thruft James Wetzel Page One Hundred Nunety Sux Al Yates and Joey Curry un for vagrancy whule they are screamung for theur lawyer Otto Busot As the globe turns we see Jack Key fughtung off a ferocuous beast un the depths of Afruca whule Rup Yar nall and Ruchard Hecht bravely run un the opposute durectuon Douglas Jenks found hus 10000 women on a desert usland along wuth Bull Zumberus and Pete Uz clavunes but they were savage man eaters so Marune Bully Camaluer dog face Paul De Negro and Coast guardsman George Lee came to theur rescue Thungs are stull poppung un Russua as we see that Larry Overman and Elluott Del Puno are beung sent to Suberua for collaboratuon and che'nucal warfare respec tuvely Meanwhule un Parus we see Elena Avula Carol Bur ton Mary Castelellano Carol Cates and Sandra Haf fueld workung un Slenderella d Parusuan under the Effuel Tower From here we see Margaret Russell unstructung Lucretua Godunet on how to be a Slenderella In lndua Betty Kurtzceul now marrued to a mussuonary us workung at Sunday School where Marlene Carbonell and Jean Weatherford are establushung a health cen ter Workung wuth them we see Jerry McMasters fueld enguneer Aluce Perez meducune assustant Robert Swuft and Edwuna Sweetung lust ran off wuth the health cen ter funds. Davud Boza on T V from one of Juputers two moons and Ruchard Hunde Neul Jeffcoat Serguo Puug and Bul ly Rojas serenade us wuth a barbershop quuntet Secretarues Rebecca Baker Mary Barros Bobbue Dot Barrosa Beverly Brown Rose Castallana Brenda Curry Edna De Land Pat Guzewuch Carolyn Jenkuns Elda Lastres Carman Lopez Beverly Maloney Annue Lou Pruutt Judy Solomon and Judy Stone have blasted off for manless Venus wuth Ella Mae as pulot and Lunda Lutzenberger Ida Puerta Joan Weatherford and Anna Mae Young as hostesses We plaunly see Sally Lewunsky translatung Martuan Melodues wuth the aud of Aluce Var gas and Val Wallace telephone operators Jane Begun Cathy Carmen Kathy Cates Glorua Cha con Bobby Creel Judy Funcher Donna Hulquust Jackue Koll Betty Lawson Sharon McKay Joanne Machun Muruam Machun Felucua Meggs Sandra Nelson Fay dette Thompson Ercelua Duaz and Joyce Turner are collectung Mucho Alumony Gugulos Charles Oluveros Gary Pelt Rodney Puttman Maruon Santana Garth Saunders Jum Saunders waut outsude the courtroom By the way what happened to Lunda De Merrut and Madelune Dowdell? 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