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

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1959 volume:

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V, 1 ..J-- 1 Di' eruice, eruice .95 Our Mjafchword ui 1 CFNXSQEQ g Ct v Q X The council in action 1 .Ne P ,A., T ,J V mmm .gm M , gn T . 5 ' 'ff T f lm? 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'ZR Lv M X., x , 'K V 1, Margaret Wellons Mary K. Quinn A safe place Carol Niles Cv E. .X,- v: Genevieve Carey The Key and I Page Mrs. XVellons displays records .1 Twenty-One -9 BIARY C LEVS IN I S Cood Counsel Colh C ROSENIARH E C -XBRER 4 I S E1stTcr1nf.5bcc Stltg Collcgg 1 .4112 Page TwentyT o .xdffencfance O we Pleasc admzt Rzchard to class ENT 'gf 5 Sg X Is thw serzous Sue? ' 1 X ,ff K ' !x bi ,i fl Q-. I 71 T v .1 f it I ' ' qi 3 1 A J X :, - 1 Zn. lg. . , ff 2 ,,:-f . ' A 4 3' ,' N M X, 1 ' rv , V X? . ' 1 my ' g Nw Q , ilu: f ff : 2-1. WMM ZA! V ? . . U - -'M z. 'K ?f g v. , . v . ,. . V I L V ' 3, ' l ., , - . ' -E ' A i f ' gf Q - W I gc M Q 117 'xl -Q-7 im 22-qi . . fi A . fx ffi 'W A . ,i 1 vii' VERNON CONNER VVESLEY RYALS IDA KENNEDY FLORENCE TOESTLR B. A. B. S. B, A. B. S., Xl. A. University of Kentucky Howard College Florida State Uiiiveisity New York L'nivc-rsitx GR Qs-. 49' M X CLADYS VVARE B. A. Florida State College University of Mexico University of Miami if E C 5 4 G 96' 5 1 W - WL X l Ji SARA MCCLARAN B. S. Middle Tennessee State College P130 Trai-v WYFQJ' if X, anguage .Xgffff Lnxxersm of Hu mu St Josephs Colle L FlOI'1Cll St lte L mx crsltx ,vu-'v-. 42 'H 'XHLDRED HALLATT VERA XVALDEN A A Xl lry XX fzshlngton College Hood College Successful completzon of four years of Englzsh rs zequued zn order to Graduate from Key West Hzgh School All students must eomplete Englzsh I II, and III In the senzor jear the Iznfflzsh course 18 deszgned to :ll the need of each of the three study courses Academzc students must take Englzsh IV college preparatory course, commerczal stu dents haee the study of Busmess Englzsh and general students haee Practzcal Enghsh In addztzon Latin and Spanish ate of ered as electzees g1gn W f X '- idli- XIARX XIILNER FRANK PAX ALKO Notre D1mo Lnnersltx I ENA SHARER PH B Xl FD LlI'l1XLl'S1tX of Clue new Lowoll Unlursltx Clue lgo Te lCl1Ll'S Colin 1,1 Chxcago NIl1S1Cll College XI ARI AN ST ARR rt mu 4 ste rn I LIIIXLTSIU of Kuxtlleln dw lslfv' ji SX LX IA ABBEX l. I'l1XCI'51tX of COIIIX J 1 Xu- Ai? in 'fr A FLOYD G. CULLOP B.A., xm. George Peabody Collcgv REBEKAH M. BIARTIN B.A., M.Ed. U. of N. C. University of Florida ROBERT D. STAGER B. S. Wcstem Carolina Collcgc Page 'wer-wif 4 , HELEN G. BEACH B.A., KLA. Ceo. Peabody College University of Georgia ocia .Slumber The Soczal Studzes Department courses tn clude czezcs world hzstory Amerzcan hzstory and Amerzcan government These courses helped the students understand current events and prepare them to meet problems m adult ltvzng C zvzcs IS requzred of all pupils and zs taken m the nznth grade In the tenth grade world hzstory ts requzred of pupzls an the General Course Through th1s study pupzls acqutre a know ledge of the past as a means of understandzng the present The chanvmg czvthzatron tn which we lzve zs dzffzcult for us to understand yet a study of our hzstory mcludznv the great changes that have already taken place wzll make our soczal world more mtellzgzble and help us to understand our present czvzlzzatzon In order to learn these thmgs Amenean hzstory ts re quzred of all pupzls Amerzcan government ts requzred 0 all pupzls and as generally taken m the sentor year Thzs sub1ect emphastzes the dynamzc nature of our government tts lzvmg funetzon al character as well as tts structural develop ment and growth Thzs study also provzdes a clear pzcture of what government rs how zt works and what at really means to us fm' THELMA A TAYLOR B S M S B A M A Nazarath College Umxersxty of Nhchlgan UH1VClSlty of Indxana JOHN C LEEMAN MELVIN KNIGHT Troy State College Unlverslty of Alabama E ADELE REYNOLDS BS M Ed Umverslty of Mlamx A ROSS MOSS B S Umverslty of Texas Page T e Oy Se en - . . g -3 . . . . , . , . 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A 7 LV. . . . wn- v PETER SINIPSON BEd Keene Teachers College ELIZABETH ELLIOTT Unix ersltx of South Clrolm 1 t 0l'l'ldtLC5 The mathematzcs curriculum promdes for a step by step presentatron of both general and specral phases of mathematzcs that wall con trzbute to the present and future educatronal needs of the mdwrdual puprls The college preparatory student as required to take courses an Algebra I and II and rn plane geometry In addrtron the boys rn the college preparatory course must take trrgonometry and solzd geometry whzch are combmed mto a one year course General and commerczal courses of study stu dents must take busrness and general math aw--n. hu-f 11:1 L ' E KENNETH EKELUND JIMNIIE BENNETT MARSHALL ISHNIAEL BS HE US N lx 11 AL ldemy UHIWCTSIIV of CCOIEII 'Northeistem Okll Stltc Colle PgeTefyE gf? A5840 W 'ku JOEL NIARTIN JIMMY DUKE BS., M.Eci. B. S. University of Florida University of Oklahoma EUNICE BUCHANAN B. S. Louisiana State l,'nivcr5ity . i 'X zur- 'WZFEER' '33, , FRANK FRANTZ B. A. XYest Virginia L'i1ix't-nity 3-.GQ YA9,-My AN fi .-,I J, ! WALTHER LAZIER ,,, U f' 'X B. A. -' 1' J, , ' University of Mississippi ' ' ci en ceo Natural and physical science classes are well-equipped with modern physical facili- tiesg but our more dependable resources were tradition of free inquiryg inspiration of ex- cellent teachersg and the natural curiosity of young minds. I 2 In March the science program was high- lighted by the Annual Science Fair, which de- noted its entirety to science students' contri- butions. ARMANDCL HIENRIQUEZ Three awards, a science award for the out- Florida Starte University standing senior, a medal for achievement, and Duke Universit a book award or the outstandin student o y o 1 natural science were given. ,f-'r - :A T- I f N6 711 I CLAY PEACLER BARBARA EVERITT JOHN MARZYCK JAMES Mississippi State Mississippi College University of Miami Eastem Illinois University Page Thirty KATHRYN LOWE B.S., M.A. Columbia University Florida State University ome conomico Home Economics is a planned program of activities which enables girls to assume some of the responsibilities of homemaking. The classrooms are designed to approximate a homelike situation, thereby providing a real- istic laboratory in which pupils may gain ex- perience in meeting present and future needs for home and family living. Every girl must have one credit in Home Economics for graduation. A second credit is required of every girl in the general course. 6? ALICE MAY SCHMIDT B.S., H.E. West Virginia University ommercia The commercial department of the Key West High School is geared to meet the needs of the community. Most of our commercial curriculum graduates remain in town, therefore, we concentrate on preparing them for work in local offices. Every commercial major must take bookkeeping, two years of typing, two years of shorthand, business English, and business mathematics. In order to obtain a credit in typ- ing, a student must reach the speed of 50 w.p.m. in the second year, and a speed of 100 w.p.m. in the second year of shorthand in order to receive the shorthand credit. On Class Night the ollowinff awards are made to the NELLIE C. PANTALEO B. A. Illinois State Normal University f . h t . Q . outstanding commercial people: A bookkeeping certificate offered by the Southwestern Publishing Company, a pen from the Business Sz Professional W omen's Club of Key West, a Smith-Corona portable typewriter from the Monroe Office Supply Company, and a Royal portable typewriter from the Roberts Office Machines Company. BERNA ROHOLT B. A. State Teachers College University of North Dakota 'ii' va ,f ' ELAINE D. QUINN B. S. Montana State University cw 9' JOE B. MITCHELL B.S. KLA. jacksonville St'1tc University of Alubwmw Diversified Cooperative Trainir ff-usually called DCT-is a program of training offered in the junior and .senior years of high school that has been designed to prepare students- of ein- ployable age for fob efficiency in a uariety of occupations through utilizing the business and industrial establishments of the community as traininff agencies. During the course of the year, Illl1Jl0lfCI'S provided jobs on inf' ouer a sufficient period of time to fix the requisite skills and they cooperated with the .school in setting up .schedules of related study necessary to bring about the combination o skills and knowledge that makes the difference between a com- petent employee and the average worker if 'I U le: 7 I I I 7 2 2 2 I D I I I I 1 I ' which student-learners receieed planned and supereised train- , 9 C' , , , , , , I I I I , , If , I I I :LAW ANTONIO RIVERA BS.. KIA. Peabody Colleuc' This year the .special objectives of the library staff were: to gather materials for a picture fileg to place baclc issues of magazines in inagfilesg and to build up a professional library section in the Florida Room. These objectives were inet and fulfilled with the aid of 21 student library assistants, and with the guidance of Miss Mary Trevor and Mr. Anthony Rivera. Each assistant was given a library manual which gives the duties of the X you ew' ,fx 64 f',..f ,SA MARY B. TREK OR B. Florida State University Peabody College assistants and the library processes. Among the duties: desk worlcg shelifing of boolcsg reading the assigned shelcesg pasting, marking ownership in booksg repairing boolcsg typing eardsg writing overdue noticesg and keeping the library neat and attractive. It is through the efforts of these people that the Key West High School Library inet the yearis objectives and made our library one of the finest in the state. THOMAS M. WHITLEY B. M. Washington jefferson University of Kentucky University of Miami udic We may all be proud of the Key We.st High Music Department sponsored by Mr. Higgins and Mrs. IVhitley. The purpose of this department is to give each member of the organization the ability to develop appreciation for music. During the football season everyone looks forward to the exciting halftime show put on by the Key West High School Band. In the latter part of the school term the band partici- pates in contests and performs several con- certs. The Key West High School Chorus has made a number of public performances in- cluding Down in the Valleyf as well as participating in district and state music con- tests. WILLIAM HIGGINS B. M. University of Miami 5' HAROLD R. HASKINS HAROLD D. ALLEN REED C. QUINN M. A. B.Ed. B. S. UI1iVef5itY of Fklfida UI1iVCl'SifY of Miami University of Florida physics! glclucafion At Key West High School, hysical education students have a variety of activities in their yearly plans. In addition to the needed team sport to help students in developing a consciousness in group responsibilities and achievement, many individual sports such as gymnastics and archery are being emphasized in the program. These are not only fun, but help students in gaining ualities of poise and confidence which are important in the personal traits of mature and successful people. Co-ed classes in archery, social dance, square dance, and recreational activities for older students point out the social values of sports. KI-KI CAPPONY B. S. Hanover College MARTHA RAINER B. S. Troy State College Page Thirty-Six , nf' arf rt ,, K U - X fit R , HARRY L. BUTCIIER B. S. Niizuni University Kent State University ,w, river gjclucafion XVlzcn thc' student has .s'11ccr's.s-fzztly c'on1pt1ftf'rt a rlrivcr Uclacation cour.s'c', hr' slzould haw' rnorr' kno1L'l1'ftQ1' than tlzw ordinary person who has just rc'cc'iu'fI a lIl'ttQf'l',.S' 1icz'n.91'. Tin' course prouicles- a good background of the safety factors of driving and a Sound program of 1Jt'1ltt1fI thc' 1L'lzr'1'l instruction for Query .stuftmlt r'nrolI1'd. Tlzr' .s'inc:c2r'1' stuflwnt has an oppor- tunity to win .svucral fIlOll.S'llt1fl dollars in ,sclzoIc1r'sl1ip.s' at the completion of the course. WK. ww 'V' W' ' we w ' of - , 4 - 'I , ' M, .W v 4 , 5' vu' , fy- N Q, f :fc f5 7 4 V ,. ,. ,Q 'a , I mf, '3rf,TfH2fgf ' wi, 2. . , ,Q .4 ' ' ' W frfii , fy, f' Qi ' 5352,f e l J 1. f ' V' -14 f 1' S 1 I ,. ,, fn 4 1, , . 0. Wt 424, ., ,,,,,, t V 5?-55144 ., , , , an 5 ,if rw . W viii' vw , fag, Tull 54' NNW f L N its 'xv .gnafud fria! .xgrfd The industrial arts curriculum consists of those courscfs, actiuities, or units of instruction designed to meet pupil needs which are outgrowths of the in- dustrial aspects of American democracy. Emphasis in instruction is placed upon social and personal needs related to the use of industrial ,goods and sercices in home and community. wif -xi - 4. 453' ,wb 5 if ,Q 3, iv QX1 1' A Page Forrv Cakferia mrLer6 FRONT ROW Left to right Consuela Sanchez Theda Trevor Llza Brantley, Olga Avlla BikCK ROW Left to rnght Rose Gonzales Rlta La Fe Ruth Tedder, Maud Roberts Beula A bury CMJ t0LaI'l6 I KIN EELIING fl to rj George Lowe Manano Rodnquez jose Yelazaquez Head Custodian Peter Stone E Munoz STANDING ll to rJLu1s Alfaro U W Overton A F Perez, Carmelo Ramlrcz Walter Lowe, Serafln Calero Ir . . . 5 ' 7 9 ' 7 : J 9 9 C y 1' . . . ' 9 1 9 ,. . Y. ' . A... ,-. ,.. , ,- AFV .szniorzi u -il- SENIOR SPONSORS LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss Sara McClaren, Mrs. Nellie Pantaleo, Miss Eunice Reynolds, Mrs. Elaine Quinn, Mr. Frank I. Pavalko. enior-5 The Senior Class schedule was a hectic one this year. After class elections, in which lack Katz was elected president, Danny Garcia Vice-president, Peggy Haynes treasurer, and Sherry Parrish as secretary, the Seniors held two money making projects in order to secure sufficient funds for their activities at the close of the year. Their first fund-raising project was the pres- entation of the comedy, Best Foot F orwardf on Oct. 27th 6: 28th and the second one was P ge Forty-Two the selling of Christmas cards. With the coming of May, their schedule be- came tighter. There was Conch Day, the an- nual excursion to Bahia Honda for a day of frolicking fun in the sun, graduation reher- sals, and, of course, the All Night Affair. In leaving behind our beloved Alma Mater, we the class of ,59 wish to express our deep- est gratitude and appreciation to our sponsors for making this our last year, a mast memor- able and worthy one. 'LTI 'cf el'll,0l .2 add JACK KATZ DANNY GARCIA President Vzce Presulent SHERRY PARRISH Lgergj Secretary PEGGY HAYNES f Treasurer - Forfy-Th eniord ADAMS, BRENDA ELIZABETH NJHS 1,2g NHS 3,45 Pep Squad 1,25 Ir. Debs 2, Sec. 3g Beta 2,3, Sec. 4g Student Council 1,2g Keyettes 2,3,4g Chorus 45 Girls' Day 4. ADAMS, DAVID BENJAMIN Bancl 1,2,3,4g Radio Club lg NJHS, Treas., lg NHS 2,3, Treas. 4g FTA 2 Sec. 1' Beta Club 234' MMM 34 Boys State 4. LXLBURY DIANA MARIE ALFONSO XIOMARA ESTELLA ALVAREZ NOELIA NJHS 1 NHS 23 Sec 4 Beta 234 Keyettes 34 Flagtwzrler 3 Nlomtor 4 Gzrls Day 4 ANTI LEDIA NAOMI NJHS 1 2 Beta 34 Keyettes 2 34 Vzce Pres 4 Student Counczl 34 Band 12 If Debs 3 Gzrls Day 4 7 3 yi!! 3 as 4 Q 3 I 3 7! ' ! 5 .v 1 . a 7!7 79 S . ., I , . Y i, 75 79, ' -s as nl 77 ' 7 ' '38 lx el'll0l'5 AUGUST CHARLES MANUEL Football 2 Class Play 3 Student Council 4 AVILA SYLVIA MARIE 4 Snapper 2 Conchettes 1 4 BANCELLS LORENZO RAFAEL Football 1 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 BARROSO BARRY LEWIS Football 3 Class Play 3 BEST, KAREN IRENE NIHS 1, Girls, Day 4 BIGLER, JOHN EDWARD Football 1,2,3,4 as 4 Q ' A. V 2 ' Q Q Chorus,2g FTA 2g FNA 2g Monitor ,ill 7 'J-'S' PgeFfyS el'lLOI'5 BLACKWELL IOHN FRANKLIN Football 1234 Track 123 K Club4 BOA JOHN JOSEPH Football 1 Class Play 4 Snapper BOZA GLORIA IEAN DCT 4 BRYE ARNOLD CLIFFORD IR Rzfle Club 1 2 Class Play 2 3 BURCHELL LINDA ANN IV Cheerleader 1 Class Play 34 Vomtor4 BUSBY DIANE Student Counczl 1 2 FHA 1 Field Day 3 'K uw ell LOP5 CACHON AURELIO GREGORIO Basketball 1 Student Counczl 1 CANALEIO GLORIA IEAN DCT4 CARAWAN RUSSELL MCHUGHES CARTER CHARLES HERMAN Football 3 Track 3 4 CASAS, MANUEL Baseball 2,3,4, Basketb Club 4 CASTRO, EDWIN LEO IV Football 2, Chorus 4 all 1, K lu be 5 P g F TyEgh? elll0l'5 CATES HAROLD THOMAS Momtor 4 Conchette Show 1 2 Rl fle Club 1 2 3 4 Class Play 4 Band 12 Student Council 12 NJHS 1 2 NHS 23 Pres 4 K Club 4 Fzeld Day Boys State 4 COLLINS JOHN RICHARD Tenms 1 234 Beta 34 Key Club 34 NHS 4 Momtor 4 K Club Sec 4 COOPER ROBERT STANTON Tenms 3 Key Club 3 Com Club 1 CORMACK JANET ANN Conchettes 1 COVINGTON ROBERT OWEN Key Club 2 3 Beta 2 3 4 Rifle Club 2 3 4 CURRY DONALD REID Bowlmg 4 Track 4 Student Coun czl 4 Momtor 4 rwlgslai, enzorrl CURRY LINDA LEE NIHS 1 7 NHS 34 Student Coun ctl 1 2 3 Chaplam 4 Beta 3 4 Gzrls CURRY RICHARD GARY IV Basketball 7 Baseball 34 Bas ketball 4 DALLY ROBERT IAMES Football 1 734 Baseball 1 Track 734 Bowlmg 4 K Club 4 DAVIS CAROLYN FRANCIS Pep Club 1 DICKERSON, GLEN RAY Football 1,2., Class Play 3,4, Stu dent Counczl 4 BARNWELL, JOSEPH B Band 3, Boys' State 4 I mf' f? E' - Page Forty Nme . I . . Nl? H, , , ,ug , Y 2 ,iv , I, X ' K yi Day 4- ' Y 'fn ' J I , . - -4, 1 9 , Z W: ffl I 1 y I , U if '9 .. ,, 9 2 , Ji ' -'a a a Q ' A A 7 K, vl - r , x'+ -ji gei 2lll0l'5 DOHRER IEANNETTE Softball 7 Basketball 7 TnfHz Y 4 ELYVOOD EDWIN ROBERT MMM 3 4 Band 1 23 4 Boys State w 'Q ESQUINALDO BILLY ESTEVEZ EVELIO Football 23 Baseball 2 3 4 Class Play 4 5? 'si CAINES BARBARA IO NJHS 1 2 Pep Squad 1 2 Student Counczl 1 2 Ir Debs 23 Keyettes 2 Class Play 2 Beta 234 NHS 34 Fzeld Day 3 Gzrls State 4 Gzrls Day4 DCT4 GARCIA DANIEL A. I JV Football 1' Track 234' Varsity Football 234- Key Club 23- K Club 4- Class Officer 4 Vice-Pres. 7 '3 fi' F I I X ' is QI eniord GARCIA, DANIEL N. GARDNER, SHEILA ANN NIHS lg Student Council 1. GATO, ANNA MARIA Flagtwlrler 2,34 NHS 3, FTA 2, Softball Capt. 2. GATO, LUCIE MARIE Tennis 1,25 Basketball 1,2g FTA 2,3,4. GELABERT, NANCY IUANITA C onclzettes 1, M ajorette 3,4. GOMEZ, JANE Conchettes 1, Keyettes 2, Ir. Debs 1,2,3,4g Girls' Day 45 lUOnit0f 3, Student Council 1,:?.. 'A 'I' Page Fift yO eniom HANEY, YVILLIAM Track 1,2. HARDIN, IUDITH CECILIA Conchettes 1 2 3 HARLI' INGER DOROTH1 MAY Sr Play 4 At Frankfurt Hzgh School GAA 1 Vzce Pres 2 Jazz Club Sec 1 Class Offzcer 2 Vzce Pres Vollyball 2 Folk Dancmg 1 Pep Club Treas 2 HARRIS CALVIN NORTON Football 2 3 4 Track 1 2 3 4 HARRIS EMILY HUNT Cheerleader 123 C pt 4 I NHS 34 Conchettes 1 Class Play 2 Fzelfl Day 3 4 Homecommg At tendant 4 HAYNES MARGARET FLORENCE NHS 1 FTA 2 3 Pep Squad 2 u dent Counczl 234 Class Play 2 Fzclrl Day 3 Gzrls Day 4 Home comzng, Attendant 4 Class Offzcer 4 Treas 3 3 ' . g ' ' 2 1 ' ' 9 2 - S y ' I S S , . . 7 a a :Hs 7 ' l , , , 0 . Q f. Debs 2,35 Keyettes 35 Beta 2,3,4g , S Q -'Q 7 ' 4 3 g ..., g -g St - L, , 4, A39 4 Q - . I ' . 7 , . 2l1l0l'5 HERNANDEZ, ORQUIDIA A. FTA 2g NHS 2,3,4g NIHS 15 Moni- tor 4g Girls' Day 4. HERNANDEZ, ROBERT ANTHONY JV Football 1 IV Basketball 1 HERRICK MARY DIANNE Beta 2 3 4 Band 1 2 HIGGS ANNA RAY Beta 2 3 4 M omtor 4 HIGGS DIANNE MARIE Cheerleader 1234 NIHS Vzce Pres 1 Conchettes 1 Beta 124 Sec 3 Class Offwer 2 Sec NHS 234 Keyettes 23 Gzrls Day 4 Homecoming Queen 4 HOLLAND WALTER SAMUEL Football 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Key Club 2 3 4 Fzeld Day 3 4 K Club 4 Class Play 2 'bn 9 P g FftyTh 5 . 7'8- .M 7 9 9 a ' 'T in 1, Y 7 , 5 ' 0 I X' I ,J T K ' I uf, ' 1 i 1 , v 9 1 ' 'Q ' 5 3 7 7 3 Y - S v -, u s . , . i 1 7 1 3 7 , ' 3 , l 7 3 , , Y B 5 n J Y Y 5 1 Y Y I - s st u s 1 x ff I o e i - ree ge Fifi ell l 0l'5 HOPKINS EVELIO Football 1 2 3 4 Track 1 234 K Club 4 IAMARDO NANCY Tn Hz Y 1 Gzrls Day 4 JENKINS DIANE ELIZABETH Student Counczl 1 2 Beta 3 4 Con chettes 1 2 Keyettes 3 Treas 4 Class Play 3 FNA 3 NIHS 1 Momtors 3 Fzeld Day 3 Snapper 1 Gzrls State 4 KATZ IACK Football 1234 Track 1234 Key Club 1234 Class Play 2 Freld Day 34 K Club 4 Class Officer Pres 34 FTA 23 KELLY, MARLENE ALICIA Vollyball 1, Fzeld Day 3, FTA 2,3 KEY, SYBIL ELOISE DCT 4 EW We ' 5 ,A A x. G 0 ' I '-... 2 1 H u 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1' f ,A 1 1 . . . 1 - - , , X , . 1,1 , . 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 ' 1 S 5 1 1 1 7 ' ! . , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' u 11 . 1 1 1 J 4 ' 1 1 - -...z Q af I ellLOI'5 KING MARCO LA RUE Class Play 4 IV Football 1 2 3 IV Basketball 1 2 Momtor4 KNOWLES EARNEST EMORY DCT 4 LANIER CARMEN FRANCES Tn H1 Y 1 DCT 4 LARSEN VICTOR OSBORN Radzo 12 MMM 34 Drum Mayor 34 Band1234 LAWLER IOH N DAVID Football 4 Track 3 Dance Club 1 Class Officer 2 V1ce Pres K Club 4 LENCE DIANA MARIE Tn H1 Y1 DCT4 g F eniora LENKERD STINSON H Stamp Club 3 Class Play 3 NHS 4 Student Council 34 Rifle Club 34 Rocket Club 3 Supply Store 4 Momtor4 LEWIN LARRY EUGENE Student Counczl 4 MACHIN RENE JESUS Concert Chorus 3 4 Student Coun c1l1 2 MARQUEZ LINDA MARIE TrtHtY 1 FTA 134 Class Play 2 Beta 234 Class Play 3 Key ettes34 MARTINEZ ANA MARIA In Havana Cuba Basketball 1 23 MARTINEZ JOSE ANTONIO In Havana Cuba Basketball 1 23 'K el'll0I'5 MATCOVICH SYLVIA RAE Conchettes 2 3 NIAYO SANDRA GAIL Chorus 4 At Prmcess Anne Hugh Maryorette 12 FBLA 123 Vtce Pres and Chaplam ULLEAN SANDRA FRANCES Jr Debs 2 Pep Squad 2. Annual 7 FTA 7 Beta 234 Gzrls Day4 Span Club 1 Parl tam 2 Pres 3 Student Counczl 1 734 Pres 4 McMAHON JOSEPH CARMEL Basketball 23 Baseball 3 K Club 4 NHS 3 Monztor 3 Boys State 3 Class Play 2 Concert Chorus 4 Boys State 4 MCMANUS IAMESI IV Football 73 Football Mgr 4 Track 3 4 Class Play 4 Boys State MERCURIO IUDITH LYNN Beta 4- Concert Chorus 4. P g F'fty-S e Page Fifty-Eight el'll0I'5 NIICHAEI BONNIE Annual 4 Edztor At Woodrow Wrl son Hzgh Pep Club 1 2 Y Teens 1 Buble Club 1 2 3 MILLS MARVIN LEOR1 DCT 4 MOBLEI SUSAN JANE NHS 34 Snapper 4 Edztor MONTGOMERY TOMMIE S UE Snapper 1 4 Student Counczl 1 Band 1 7 3 Beta 2 3 4 Keyettes 34 Class Play 3 Momtor 4 MORGAN, HUGH JOSEPH 1.V. Football 2,34 Varsity Football 45 Rifle Club 25 K Club 4. M OTTO, FRANK Basketball 3, Key Club 2,3,4g Beta 2,3,4g NHS 3,45 NIHS lg Rifle Club 2g Boys' State 4. as ,JVC eluord NOLTE VIRGINIA ROSE Volleyball 1 Conchettes 7 Key ettes 3 Beta 34 FNA 3 FTA 3 NHS 4 OL RADNIK KATHRYN LILLIAN Pep Squad 2 Conchettes 2 3 4 NHS 3 4 PADHON RICHARD Tenms 2 3 4 Key Club 4 PARKS JOHN GILMORE JR Ifootball 34 JV Basketball 3 K Club 4 Boys State 4 Fzeld Day 3 Concert Chorus 4 PARRISH IANET SHEHRYL Keyettes 4 Class Offzcer 4 Sec Uomtor4 Class Play3 PARROTT ARTHUR G 'X Pg FtyN o f- 2 , A ., 3 L9 - V. I 7 Q ef ' 'Q ', , 9 , . , 4 f' , I Q . . x X , X 7 7 , ' - , Q , S .. ,, Z 1 g . Q li I 1 .. I I -v ,lk 2 E ' ,K 5 ' , .Q 9 ri L A 35:4 , . 1 , A X Qi . a e if - ine PgeS ty eI'lLOI'5 PERPALL KATHH1 N ELIZABETH Uaforettes 2 3 PIERCE IDA ELIZABETH Conchettes 123 Lt 4 NJHS 1 INHS 34 Beta 234 Snapper 23 Class Play 23 Pep Squad 1 Ir Debs 3 Keyettes 3 Gzrls Day 4 PIETANZA IOHN Soccer 1 2 3 PINDER CHRISTINA CAROL Chterleacler 123 Conchettes 1 Fresh Prom Queen NJHS 1 NHS 234 Class Offzcer 2 Pres Beta 234 Keyettes 234 Momtor 4 Conchette Show 1 Gzrls Day 4 .Ab PINDER EVELYN ANN Beta 4 FTA 3 Keyettes 3 POWELL JOHN WESLEY Football 34 Basketball 34 Base ball 3 4 o A 7 7 ff' A J ' l , 1 4 P 7 ! Y ' S g I 1 1 1 7 7 3 7 3 7 7 . - . . I 3 Y Q ' . 1 7 l ' K Ella 144 ' ' aw k , 4' f' L., g X ll , 3 7 ' I Q ' ,QV . ' 1 1 1 - Z S . 7 7 3 7 ' Y 3 3 7 7 S ' . n I 7 Y ' ' ,I a ' 5 5 - ' F f l , 5 g Q ' , . o ix eniorri RAMOS, WILLIAN LOPEZ At C M15 Class President 3. RICCIO, PATRICIA CAROLYN Keyettes 45 Student Council 4, Sec. Snapper 49 Monitor 35 Homecom ing Attendent 4. RILEY JOHN CLAY Beta 3 Pres 4 Key Club 4 Boys State 4 NHS 3 ROBEDEAU LARRY MICHAEL ROBERTS BRYAN KEITH Spanish Club 1 2 ROBERTS PATRICIA LEE Keyettes 2,3, Pres. 4g Student C oun cil 2, Rec. Sec. 3g Ir. Debs 2,3 NHS 3,4g Beta 2,3,4g Pep squad 1,25 NJHS 1,29 Concert Chorus 4 Girl' s Day 4 fy Two el1l0l'5 RODRIGUEZ NILO VINCENT Baseball 1 2 3 4 RUBY BEN Momtor 4 QALINERO IDILIO INIANUEL Tenms 34 Key Club 4 K Club SAWYER RICHARD CHESTER Football 1 2 Key Club 2 3 4 SCHUBERT DANIEL MICHAEL Track 4 SCOTT BERNARDENE ELIZABETH Conchettes 1 2 3 Conchette Show 1 234 Student Counczl 3 Corres Sec 4 Beta 734 Ir Debs 23 Class Play 24 Momtor 4 Fzeld Day 34 Snapper 234 M aa- 48 -44 entord SIERRA DOLORES JOYCE Cheerleader 23 GAA Vzce Pres 3 Student Counczl2 STANOSKI AL JOHN Football 12 Chorus 3 Track 1 Rzfle Club 1 2 STICKNEY TOBEY DORENE Mayorette 3 Beta Club 34 Mom tor 4 Pep Squad 1 Class Play 4 FTA 1 Student Counczl 1 Gzrls Day 4 Schedule Edztor of Annual STIRRUP JOHN WILLIAM DCT 3 4 STHUSS, MARSHALL AGOSTUS Track 15 Basketball 1,2,3,4. SWIFT, ROGER LEO Football 35 Student Council 25 Class Play 4. Six! S' y-F ellLOI'5 THOMPSON IRA GODFRE1 Key Club 23 Sec 4 Beta 234 Class Play 34 Boys State 4 Chorus 4 THOMPSON JOSEPH THOMAS NHS 234 Boys State 4 Key Club 4 Band34 NJHS7 MMM4 TONKIN AUDREY JANE Basketball 1 Dramatzcs 3 Jour nal1sm3 TREVOR ROGER JOHN Momtors 4 Class Play 3 Art Club 4 Conchette Show 4 Dramatzcs 3 Chorus 2 TRYON WILLIAM GEORGE JR Tenms 3 Rzfle Club 34 Key Club 34 Chorus 4 Snapper 4 Class Play 3 4 TURNER LINDA KAYE Tenms 1 2 Conchettes 3 4 Pep Squad 1 2- Class Play 3. 5 5 'Q 2l'll0l'5 TYNES, YVONNE MARIE Keyettes 25 Jr. Debs 2g Class Play VALDEZ, BRENDA JOYCE Monitor 3. VILLATE, HENRY Chorus 1,25 Student Council lg Class Play 35 Dramatics 39 Art Club 1. VONYA, NICK EMORY DCT 3,4. WALKER, HARRY CARLTON WALLACE, I ULIA ANN Student Council 45 Ass't. Annual Editor 4g Spanish Club 2,3g Field Day 3,45 Girls' Day 4. V b A 'W T 1' ,SZ 3 el'll0l'5 WALLACE KENNETH RAY Hzfle Club 2 Class Play 2 3 4 XVARREN PAULA LOUISE Student Counczl 1 23 Chorus 24 Art Club 1 Class Play 3 Momtor WEATHERFORD VALERIE IEANNE Class Play 1 2 Radzo Club 1 Bzble Club 2 Annual 2 3 Student Coun cal 1 2 Snapper 2 FNA 1 Chorus 4 DCT4 WEECH JUNE MARIE JV Cheerleader 1 Pep Squad 1 Conchettes 1 2 34 Capt 34 Class Play 23 Conchette Show 1 234 Fzeld Day 3 Class Offzcer 3 Sec NHS 4 Student Counczl 1 2 WH I TEH EAD LEAHDORNE IANE Cheerleader 134 Conchettes 2 Class Offzcer 1 Treas Keyettes 4 Homecommg Attendant 4 WICKERS SANDRA JEAN T enms 1234 Volleyball 12 FTA 1234 NIHS 1 Class Play3 Field Day34 WWW' Q U ILI IANIS JOHN ELB XNKS IARN XI I FSTHER HILL 101 NG ROVNIE EDXVARD Football 1 7 34 Track 7 Ixcy Club N118 7 3 4 Bcta 3 4 Student Coun Iootball 7 4 Baseball 7 3 4 Bas IS IN-1 73 C ketball 734 Key Club 34 K Play 34 NIHS 1 Sezence Club 1 Club4 SlllC1CflfCOlHlCll1 Snapper Dramatzes Club 1 Glee Club 1 4 Sports Lrlztor Class Offzcu 1 Sec Gzrls Day X' 7' X r enior .ggclzofard .L S K' Se P fff, W W f ' -, I Q ., J ,H X1 ' Fw 1 70 4 ,ff , I N I 2 x A ' 1 Y V 7 7 ' V , ' Y ' X 4 4 , , , , 5 A . 1 1 J, J . , 1 ,LHQ 'Ls' ' - 7 L-,Q 1-,',3 2. czl 2, Tree.: 3,44 u . L., 4 lass - L, , 5 , 5 Q , A - 5 9 4 Q 4. I ll I' l I4 I I l . l 7 I 7 I ' ' f 7 K . 5 f 1 fC 1 a . l ' ' on f' - 3 . - fl. . 7' L fLefl to rightl: Linda Burchell, Bemardine Scott, Toby Stickney, Jean Dohrer, Sandra McLean, Audrey Tonkin, Esther Yarnall. 5 Dutch Miller ..., Hunk Hoyt ,.., Satchel Moyer .... Chuck Green .... Dr. Reeber ..., Old Grad .... M inerua ....,.,.. Ethel ,,......,..,. CAST Miss Delaware XVater Gap . , The Blind Date ..,. Professor Lloyd A... Gale Joy ...o...,. lack H aggeity .... Chester Billings . . Helen Schlessinger Miss Smith ...... el'll0l' 'Ref goat , 4 . Iohn Riley . , . Roger Swift . . , , Harold Cates . . . Evelio Esteves john Boa , . . Glen Dickerson . . . . . jean Dohrer . . Audrey Tonkjn . . Sandra McLean . . . Linda Burchell . . . . Iim McManus Budd Hooper ....... .n.. . , . . Kenneth Wallace . . . . Toby Stickney A . . . . Arnold Byre BillTryon . Bernardine Scott . . . Esther Yarnall Page Sixty-Eight Whoever is right, please yield. Pla, J!! OLUCU' Sp wg? l ,-V The Senior class production, Best Foot F orwardv opened up the dramatic season at Key West High School on the nights of Octo- ber 27 and 28. The rolicking comedy was well received by the approximately 1,000 people who sat through the three mirthful acts. The play took place in the boy's dormitory at Winsoclci Prep School during their home- coming dance. The unusual situations which followed completed an enjoyable and mem- orable eoening. ,The successful production was under the direction of Miss Sara M cClaren. fLeft. to rightlz John Boa, Bill Tryon, Bill Ramos, Harold Cates Evello Esteves, Roger Swift, James McManus, John Riley. You gotta buckle down if you,re gonna Page SixfylNi .Jr J vii, x VL P QI' , fs ff' I fs' ivk Nj ft il, xxx , A.- uv' 3 1 ffl? .. A G M 1 R 1- N A ff X ,rw ' EF- Y? Q ' fs ' if 4 J 'i f LN ff' gf! aA YA k ,, -rw ., ' A, r-.:!fI ' W' , ., :M yy 1 , W 93-A-53:31.-ie pzggzggg f, Q 3, :- a5f'f'zf1f'i::' '52 fiff , x fl 335 g V 5 -, Y 1 4 jf .Jai W, ,A V. .V 55'A'y iLeft to rightl, STANDING: Karen Best, Ida Pierce, Patsy Roberts, Dianne Higgs, Esther Yarnall, Sandra McLean, Toby Stickney, julie Wallace, Brenda Adams. SITTING: . 7 Noelia Alvarez, Nancy Iamardo, Ledia Anti, Christy Pinder. NOT SHOVVN: Linda Curry, Barbara Gaines, Jane Gomez, Orchid Hernandez, Peggy Haynes. ar Girlis Day at the City Hall kept our Senior girls busy as they took over almost all the offices in the city governmental setup. This worthwhile project gave the students a deeper insight into their city government and helped make them better citizens. The girls held court proceedings, wrote out parking tickets, had a city commissioners' meet- ing and did every other item that arises in city government. Julie Wallace, the Police Chief, and her patrol- men, Ida Pierce and Orchid Hernandez, arrested lawbreakers while jane Gomez, the City Iudge, tried and fined them. Fire Chief Nancy Iamardo, Captain Linda Curry, Lieutenant Toby Stickney, and fire fight- ers Brenda Adams, Sandra McLean, and Patsy Roberts put out all fires occurring in the city. Personnel Director Ledia Anti, and Recreation- al Director Esther Yarnall were holding discus- sions with our Finance Director Karen Best and Purchasing Agent N oelia Alvarez about the plans for the city in the coming year. Peggy Hynes, Building Inspector, was pro- claiming several buildings unsafe while Dianne Higgs, City Manager made sure all city matters were running smoothly according to rules set by City Commissioners Barbara Gaines and Christy Pinder. This educational, as well as entertaining, day was under the sponsorship of the Business and Professional Women's Club of Key West. enzor Superfafcued Please wrlte m your cholce for the followmg superlatlve categorles BOY GIRL BEST LOOKING MOST COURTFOUS gl-g,,,.:'a,ezL,,,,,,,, ,64.w-44, dam MOST SCHOOI SPIRIT BEST SENSE OF HUNIOR MOST INTELLIGENT NIOST ATHLETIC BEST ALL AROUND HARDEST YVORKBRS S 5 . . K - . , 59' Y W, 74 'A ' 'x ,I 'Www W, .Q ad' 9 fy, ,sz '15 11 ,, A, 23 Q is ,J X X X , i .g, Q Wx WtSIH!s ll ..,, 1 5 4 I K , B Wi K I f! xi ww ,W ,, , ? sg 1 K W' 4 X '15 lin -wx.. W , Ex 6 tr ' 4' I 'I 1 1 Q . xx K 4 1 ? 1 h f?ff,3 . L A ,fx Ja. 5 1.57 QV ,Z Am.. ,A 'Un Q., gym- f I dx Y I .x-ax U Sfkflx, , Q- .- 7 ..'A1'. 1 v ,. . y Q ff: ff .U . 15,32 ,M A. , ' ef., Q .f.f Y x r N X ,ff 5.4, X N XNEX N X Q 4 :gg A ' t . b '13, ie Qs? f . V A yr, , ref W. R XKQAXE I m ,Y MCC 5 mv' .QX ...M . .lf 'gms fvf ,' :'..., ,V 25 :V L Lf 34,12 :f 4 '34, I, 14 1. sk by, X '. x , . . ., V f:z'Z'.,j A X ,yff .xx 52. 5. .f, 'f Hu, . Z 1 Get him Totsie en ior un Ain't he cute? It's all in fun, coach Our beach heroes Guess who,s next? Our comedian :7 '5 ,f'.cix Camera shy Are you posing? 4 AU. V' - a wr M- ,f- N-, -5. ,4 I ,,?:,,f, D-wg -' '- :VZ -. . i ...xml -' I - v', ' . '14 , . J' ' T A .-va, - -- ..,m1 :', E, 4 x.. ax, , ',',l .1.' xc 3 -. . 40, f . . . . . 0 1 ., .' v ', .' ' . -3 41' ' - 1 , ,:L.7r, JZ Witt, 4 ., , , ,-,nit f df! 15 ' ' .K A.. , 5 1, ,I f!,a,,. , 1 nf, ,.4'fE'iA -,'.Y D , ' r - - . . 4.-' , s ' I A-' -.1 9 . --, .l..fJ' oy ,JJ 3 . .. - I, 11 ..,f , is Lf' A rf.. -9, E ir, 5 .rf y ' ij- 559' gif ur 1958 FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Evelio Hopkins, jack Katz, Hugh Morgan, John Parks, Sam Holland. SECOND ROW: Ronnie Young, Richard Mesa, Douglas jones, Bob Daily, Iimmy gieagll5:.liI'HIRD ROW: james Maillot, john Lawler, Jimmy Yaccarrino, John Bigler, John ac ,e . 5 FOOTBALL MANAGERS, fL to RJ: Bill Jackson, Robert Jones, James McManus. Page Eighty-Four A MESSAGE FROM COACH ALLEN The 1958 season furnished plenty of interest and excitement for our school. Some of the best games were: South Broward, North Miami, Miami Senior, and Southwest. I feel that this year's team was one of the best in our school l1istory. Some of the outstanding players were: Capt. Sam Hollancl, Boog Powell, lack Katz, Lorenzo Bancells, George Mira, Calvin Harris, Wayne Owen, Bob Daley, and Ronnie Young. Due to injuries, two of our most promising players, Danny Garcia and Charles Stephan, were unable to participate in this seasonis games. However, they helfl the parts of supervisor of managers and manager, respecticely. jlgAfU'lg 6011645 w- - 1 Q . Conchs Conchs Conchs Conchs Conchs Conchs Conchs Conchs Conchs Conchs . , U ., ,.-' u,'fj,.4', ,-,.. -4. f --'flier' if 1'a'Q.,1 :- aww f 'p'e,,.. .- I ,- FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Boog Powell, Buddy Owens, Calvin- Han'is, Lorenzo Bancells, Mike Hughes. SECOND ROVV: George Mira, Mike Villar, john McCormick, Clark Knight, Eddie Jeffeoat. THIRD ROW: Robert Fahey, Bill Suddath, Charles Powell, Iack Weech, Bob Harris. SEASONS SCORES 33 Miami Tech 21 South Broward 13 Miami Beach 13 Bishop Curley 10 North Miami 0 Southwest T Miami Senior 3-1 Belle Glade 19 Stranahan 33 South Dade 3.-,- . J,, ,..f-- Q. 3- vi.-,. ya- I '. ' 31246 yr in Hx l hwxxv X 149, dbx lush ' ,V . x D ,V . . H . , F -1 .- ., , I ,- V I Our fierce coaches, L. to R.: Marshall Ishmael, jimmy Duke Harold Allen. fhead coach? Reed Quinn, Harold Haskins. Page Eighty-Five J Second half Kick-off at Tech game. Harris catches pass in Beach game eadon 3 amea Final Ranking Coral Cables Miami High Pensacola Tampa Edison Hillsborough South Broward Pompano Beach lax. Lee Milton Southwest Pensacola Tate St. Augustine Tampa Chamberlain Haines City Miami jackson Clewiston Gainesville Panama City St. Petersburg Key West Tallahassee Leon Blountstown Ft. Myers McArthur Cocoa Iesult Palmetto Wenicej Tampa jefferson lax. Iackson Palatka West Palm Beach Miami Curley Jax. Landon Hialeah P088 good, Biff Curley wins. Bancells runs for touchdown against North Mzamz Owens gets first flown against Southwest. Mira gains 5 yds. against Miami Sr. . Wu 1 ' J 4 - ' ' ' ,,s 5 , 'V , ii,. , ' Q V 5 f v 71 , we V . ,fn T , i A , 5 1 1 , s A M 'V i 'algae gli-gf, ' 5 ,, ,Z f ' N . , V L24 , ., . A,-55 , KKIV V M V Wwghdkh I M 1 'T 'X 'K' '4' h . f N V Y U il' I A , 'fl' N , K , :???f LV M , gi 1 T hfixf W v XE -5' ' 3 ' ' 31 ' ' 0 Trainer Tom Whitley with skillful hands. Katz blocks as McCormick advances against Stranahan. Cheer up Tech, the worst is yet to come lljardifg Emily Harris, Captain The main goal this year was to bring back the old school spirit that has been lost over the past few years. We are happy to announce that it was finally accomplished this year. More stu- dents attended the games this past season. KL. to RJ Barbara Riley, Patty Whitley, Emily Harris fCaptainl, Diane Higgs fCo-captainl, Joan Lowe, Iill Y Ms.- 1 , L V Hi' Diane Higgs, Co-Captain Under the sponsorship of Miss Martha Rainer, the cheerleaders sold Conch dolls. pom-poms, and pennants. The usual custom has been to award the cheerleaders a letter, but this year they were awarded an emblem. McDonough, jackie Williams, Leahdome Whitehead. . , 4' C 221461, JQP5 llllll'l lllllll llIllll llIlIll lllll llllll lllllll lIlllll lllllll IIIIIIUF Illll F I' 0EfNlllllllI llllllll llllll llllll llllll l lllllll llllllll llllllll mllll ml lllll a W Glue mea COZNCHS Ls 1 There were cheers and team Page E 3 N e ,, L , 1 X V A ' 'H Y . 1 ' I I ff Ie 1 f e, e M ,Q,e fc, V . f J s ' . . 4, ' ' , My ,Q T'-. an ., N qw' C A i 'j . 'xl m, Q s ' - , l ,vi . f-, A f ., Y f -x.,..4,,.N.,.4: 1 ,. 1 Yr , - . ., H , M , ,M ,X .. . aN.g.-...Inv 'Y ,W x ,b F Q. , Q l l xnQyt, a..v ' V v 'K W f.' 'Q af . ,, . Q 'NM' - ' - cc Y Y 77 . , ----- L - ' - 3 V - 4 'Lx . , A h' sQ ' M Q' - X. A 19 'S A 1 , X. ss - Q 'U',- '1 . IM g00lL6lf FIRST ROW, Left to Right: john Torres, Dennis Sal- inero, Emilio Alea, Nelson Sawyer, Richard Roberts, Jim Williams, Billy Cabanas, Tom McCants. SECOND ROW: Robert Stornoff, Whitney Freeman, Vaughn Mesa, Alex Hayes, Oliver Roberts, Darold Leto, Don Johnson, JJ 44 Coaches Henriguez and Stager SEASON'S SCORES Key West 7 Bishop Curley 6 Key West 19 Miami Beach 25 Key West 0 Hialeah Poge Ninety David Odgen, Eddie Miller, Gilbert Munoz, Onorio Fer nandez, Jose Bancells, Robert Stager, Coach. THIRD ROW: Joe Roberts, John Seay, jim Mclntire, Eugene Cesele, Keith Foster, Peter Adams, Mike Horne, james Lanier, Frank Hatt, Bruce Domenech. The Junior Varsity Football team is designed to offer the opportunity of playing football to as many under- classmen as possible. This also leads into the traditional purpose of junior Varsity Competition. This year's team record, from a won-lost standpoint, could have been better, but the competitive spirit of this group was very good. J. 'M GAQQFLGJQFJ The J. V. Cheerleaders were found- ed about four years ago. In order to become a J. V. Cheerleader a girl must maintain a average in all subjects, be able to do a jump, cheer, and cartwheel. The captain this year was Gloria Dameron and the co-captain was De- anne Sawyer. Under their sponsor, Miss Martha Rainer, their project was to supercise the Barefoot tryouts and teach them cheerleading techniques. At the end of the year each girl was presented a cheerleading emblem. GLORIA DANIERON DEANNE SAWYER Captaln Co-Captain Clockwise Ruth Martin Gloria Dameron, Captaing Donna Marsh, Deanna Sawyer, co- captam Juliette Hezser Diana Casselman. Center-Carolyn Martin, Mascot. P ge N etyO ,i a ,l 1 -4 F, 7 9' Q 6, , '- 6U'2L0t g00t6an of FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Ricky Rumford, Ray Gutierrez, Ira Yellin, Anthony Ulchar, Victor Elias, Richard Vargas, Ronnie Lipshitz, jerry Wiley. SECOND ROW: Ray Hall, Richard Holder, Larry May, Rick Severns, Alan Conant, Ioanquin Disdier, Bobby Menendez, Greg Barber, Hohn Kohut. THIRD ROWV: Tommy La Guardia, llilburn Cerezo, Kenny Brown, Nilo Acosta, Tommy Roberts, Danny McCormick, Gary Moore, Earl Allen, Den- nis johnson, Larry May, Ronald Lowe. 1 .N, 3 joanne Knowles, Pat Thomas, Dianne Anderson, Carola Roberts, Sandra Bviffl. Marsha Smith, Ianis Creech, Lorraine Burchell, Paulette Elliott, Sally Bnllentine. Page Nlncly-Four The purpose of the Barefoot League is to provide an opportunity for boys and girls to participate in wholesome athletic activity, as well as to teach the fundamentals for future varsity participation. lt is basically an intramural pro- gram for 8th, grade students which al- so endeavors to make the student a part of the total school program. This league is under the direction of coach- es: Armando Henriquez, football, and Robert Stager, basketball. Z?Cll'6E0f KGISLQMG ,ljamify LEFT TO RIGHT: Ass't Coach Jim Anderson, Richard Curry, Mike Villar, Wayne Owens, Romzie Young, Ed Jeffcoat, Ceore Mira, Lorenzo Bancells, Sam Holland, Ken jordan, Tim Carey, Boog Powell, Marshall Strauss and Coach Harold Haskins. Captain Powell with mentors Page Ninety-Six One of the biggest surprises of the sports season was the basketball team turned out b KWHS. A mediocre club was predicted, but a champion- ships team was produced, when the Conch fice, led by big Boog Powell, posted 13 wins against 4 losses to cap- ture tne Southern Gold Coast Con- ference title. In the play-off with Hialeah, the northern champ, KW dropped the big one 63-56. Much credit must be given Head Coach Harold Haskin and assistant Iim Anderson in bringing a com- mendable basketball season to KW . 50,548 IX1-id Kev Key KL y Key Key Key Key Key Key WVest YVest VS est VVLst VVest VVe.st W Lst XVest YVest Defense was good Fztan of thc courts SE XSON S SC ORES C oral Shores kg Key Key Key Key Key Key Key Key Fort Myers Cor'1l Shores Bishop Curley South Dude Christophe r Columhus . Nliami Buch NIi'uni Tech Nliwmi Tech YVest W est W est VY est W est YV est W est XVest XVest District Tournament Key West '56 Lake YVorth Key XS est .32 Central Catholic South West Fort Myers C hristophcr Columbus Mi-imi Beach South Dude South VS est Bishop Curley Hi'1leah Seacrest DI -C' X-Nz !.i eff! Boog Powell, Captam 6 .2 Center Rlclrarcl Cuny 9 8 Cuafcl Q-ww? H aync Owens 0 6 Guard Ken Jordan 6 1 Forward Sam Ilollana' 6' 1 Forward Honnze Y oung 5' 109 Guard if N Sl SEASON S SCORES . ,M BACK Left to Rrght Iohn hrfCC0lTIllCk Leslre Weech Danny Purg John Gardner Bobby Ford jack Holcomb Stanton Cooper FRONT Brlly Cabanas Jack Campbell Bobby Pazo Vaughn Mesa Claude Torres Coach Henrzquez mstructs Bobby Pazo Q H d d After a rather slow start the I V team came on the rebound to shoa us ms-tead a fme team effort that was capable of defeat mg the experienced Coral Shores team 47 46 The teams leadmg scorers Bobby Pazo Leslze Weeeh and john Gardner and lead Ford along wzth Claude Torres and Danny Puzg as the leadmg passers helped brmg the squads u,zns losses to a commendable 6 to 3 margm respectzeely Kev Key Key Key Kev Kev Key Key Key West West VVest West West West West West West 4 50 46 5 33 43 5 4 4 Marathon Mraml Beach Coral Shores Marathon Coral Shores Columbus Nllamn Beach Marathon Coral Shores 83932353258 -U l O fl o J 0 C 3 W' S . 5. .u , .. - .nm . vi' Y fu v U' Q .. E . . -1-:oo c.:.r.o It at v ' 2- -. . .vm X. ,. 4 .-N ' ' .o. A . .3- . . ' 3 Q . sz N. 'I -Q gl t. 3 , Q' ,. 'I Q.. , 3 . Q . .UU . I o wa n U' sc., .. 7 Oyd eI'll'll:5 Qdfll A 5 ' iff , I ra ' . 4 fifwi 5 Q A stiff' - sg , Na.. ,,4! LEFT TO RIGHT: Robert Stoinoff, Benny Trevor, Harold Cates, Richarl Collins, and Coach Marshall Ishmael. Not Pictured, Richard Speight. The boys tennis team is composed of a small group of boys who were selected from a larger group of try-outs. Under their sponsor, Coach Marshall Ishmael, Richard Collins, Harold Cates, Robert Stoinoff, Benny Trevor. and Richard Speight gather at Bayview Park for their daily practice sessions to further polish their tennis skills. There is a constant desire for more players with a sincere inter- est in tennis to go out for this sport. The smash was delivered by Richard 7 ir ri ennia earn KNEELING, Left to Right: Sharon Pnerce Pat Tatum STANDING: Miss Martha Rainer Coach Sandra Wick ers, Pam Yates, Barbara Lenkerd Sue Buutmg and Desiree Gainor. Tennis is one of the two interscholastic sports offered to girls at Key VV est High. The girls, sponsored by Miss Rainer, practice daily sixth period till 4:30. Each member is required to maintain a CU average and to own tennis equipment. The members are: Sandy Wickers, Pat Ta- tum, Pam Yates, Barbara Lenkerd, Sharon Pierce, Deseree Cainer, and Sue Bunting. Sandys left proved a benefit Page One Hundred Two ffl 3912! WAYNE LEE Treasm-er LEFT T0 RICHT: Rhoda Shaffner, secretary, Omar Calleja, presidentg Jayne Archer, vice-president. unior ami The junior Class of 1958-1959 was well represented in school affairs, this year, with members of the class most active in phases of school life. To start off the year, a frenzied campaign was held which re- sulted in the election of Omar Caleja as president of the class, Jayne Archer, vice-president, Rhoda Shaffner, secretary, and Wayne Lee as treasurer. Their class play, Ghost Trainf, was well received and provided a well-balanced mixture of suspense and comedy. Climaxing the year was the junior-Senior Prom and class picnic, which was a fitting finale to the year. LEFT TO RIGHT, Seated: Mrs. Mary Milner, Mrs. Thelma Taylor, and Mrs. Rebekah Martin. Standing: Mr. Melvin Knight, and Miss Mildred Hallatt. Page Ore Hundred Four Omar, advice, and head sponsor 3 Q mam 1,7 , XV l ,WIN 'v f ' fg .., Z J! ffw Crusoe, Iack Curry, Jeff Curry, Russell Curry, Sandra Daniels, Virgima Davis, jimmy DeLand, Marilyn rl M ,, ., 5 , , ,. A 'i W'ff! 5117: 1,3 My gf, W in 76 f -if fix xv V K QW what 1 U, .,Q . , ff if W , ,, Wf- X . ' EA 15 ,W ,V im iw. .h . 5 Q, 4A:i3.L.' :W ife ru ,A kg q :fi f v-:TZ mx 'U . 3 , K, 46751 .? , , . 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C Pat Wlhitley C C C Mary Huddle CCC C Richard Garcia CC glad e Crew C C Props C Soundnnd Curtain C Ass't Stage Ass't Make-up C Make-up C C Stage Conslt C Stage Cons't C C C Stage Cons't 'S K A morncnt of glory Backstage crew and driver G Cary Gran! mul fvllou' tlm.s'pian.s' Q f 1 A thrill of a lifetime Get out of my sight X 7 0 The Cast l Cl U1 Ieff Curry ,.H. ,... . 77 7 7 7 Iayne Archer 7 77 Robert Montgomery 777 Michael Red 77 7 7 Ioan Lowe 7 Karen Chilcutt 7 Marion Barnett 7 Debbie Harris 777 Wayne Lee . Warren Abbey Eddie Ieffcoat 7 777 Richard Winthrop 7 Elsie XVinthrop 77 Saul Hodgkin Charles Murdock Peggy Murdock Miss Bourne Teddie Deakin 7 7 7 julia Price Herbert Price john Sterling 7777 7 Iackson Don't ever leave me You think I'm mad Crime does not pay A silly fool out there Queen of the May CLOCKWISE: Bemadene Miller, Barbara Lenkerd, john McConnick, Linda Gregory. .gbiahomored The Sophomores began their 1958 school year with the election of class officers. The election re- turns named 10,111 McCormick, president, Barbara Lenlcerd, vice president, Bernadene Miller, secretary, and Linda Gregory, treasurer. At their first euent, a dance in the cafeteria, they met their new spon.sors, Miss Everitt, Mr. Ekelund, Miss Elliott, Mr. Ishmael, Miss Rohalt, Mr. Simpson, and Mrs. Stark. They were well represented among school ac- tivities with students in football, basketball, base- ball, student council, and many belonging to school service clubs. The Sophomore activities this year ranged from sponsoring dances during basketball season to hating an end of the yearn picnic. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Stark, Miss Evcritt, Miss Roholt, Mr. Simpson. NOT PICTURED: Mr. Ishmael, Mr. Elcelund, and Miss Elliott. 1 1 I . 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Q 2 , x an u -, gt 1 'MQ m ., ,. K H ' T , X X sh .. 6 , ' ' , ,-, , v A ' , ., , L . X. . ' ' A -f 4 T 'X it X 1 E ' X 7 ' T T ' 'ff' ft Tig 5 . '51, 't - ' -1 'ff f X ,, ' 1 ' u 5 ,-gy, - - 1 ' . I V . . ' f f X ' T, 6 x .4 4 t ' . Q L I .- ju 1 . . . g ... A ' ' 1 z . lim ,J , T jI Q5Al'l'l 011 66156 Two hundred and secenty-nine freshmen began their first ycar in senior high school. Under the leadership of their class officers, they were able to begin building their treasury hy selling candy and holding the annual Freshman Dance. The year ended with the traditional freshnian picnic. -uf Thomas McCants, President Rains, Vice-President Carl Taylor, Treasurer -0 uf sh 'S Donna Lrndenberger, Secretary l X N FRESHMEN SPONSORS SITTING, Left to right: Mrs. Alice Mae Schmidt, Mrs. Sylvia Abbey, and Mr. Ioel Martin. STANDING-Mr. jack Smith, Mr. VVeslcy Ryals, Mr. Armando Henriquez, and Mr. Ioel Martin. Sponsors not in picture are Mr. James Duke, Mr. Rudolph Kurit, Miss Florence Touster, and Miss Kathryn Lowe. Mme, .S ' '- Q --. 'W me ..., is -- fell fr-fi' . in V ' , fr S 1 --ef r 5' 2 1 - ze., 4 ff 1 M'Qx af? V'l t Adams Donna Adkins Conrue Albury Carole Albury Gene Joseph Almyda Evelyn Alonso Cecilia Ambler Deborah Antanaitls Mary Amold Patricia Asluns James Avael julio Ayers james Bailey Glona Baker Richard Bamwell Dall Batchelder Frank Beccaise Munel Bennett Ellen Bergued Albert Best Sandra Blas Howard Bode Ignacio Boucher Robert Bradshaw, Bill Brasher, Tony Bridwell, Brenda Brittain, Russell Brown, Bonnie Brown, Jimmy Brimer, Bill Bucholski, Mary Buzbee, Judith Campbell, jack Campo, Ida Calleja, John Calley, John WML Qmgle Page One Hundred Twenty-Five t Page One Hundred Twenty Sax Caraballo Ronme Carbonell Brenda Carey George Carter Danny Casselman D1ane Castlllo Tony hy lss ean Irene Claxton Clovls Covmgton Dlane Cooper Stanton Cost Kenneth Cormack B111 Comell Bett Cotton Sue Crapps Tommy Crusoe Don Cruz Emrho Cruz V1rg1n1a Curry Ahc Dameron Clona De Muro Patncla Dernso Rrta Dlaz Eddle Dlonne Harold Dommquez Eleanor Douthett Susa raper ear ene Duckworth Barbara Eden Nathan Esqlunaldo Lmda Everhart Mxke Fahey john Femandez Cecrha Fmn Revelly N '1 'I P l' J B if C 5 .,, y W , nad gracle ,, 'ia' v N 1 Forehand, Joyce Foster, Max Fowler, Leon Frances, Barbara Freeman, Whitman Gamble, William Garcia Georgia Lee Garcia Laudelina Garcia 'Vianuela Gelabert Soma Gesele Eugene Gil Emigdxo Gill Roberta Gordon Butch Goss Lmda Gnffm Carlene Gurdry Douglas Hall Nelda Hart Mildred Hatt Prank Haughey Roberta Haynes Carole Heisser Juhette Hilgers Walter Hmton Linda Holmes Shirley Howamtz Sheila Hubler Eileen Hughes john Illsley Manlyn Jackson Sandra jenkins Beverly Johnson Albert johnson Henry jones Douglas nnfk gracle , 7 , L 3 5 3 l I , . 1 7 , ,. v - C 7 7 , . , 1 Q Hemandez, Carlos Y , , .Y 3 .gs I 7 9 , , 3 MMA gracle Page One Hundred Twenty-Eight Judd Wllham Kelser Robyn Key Joseph Knlght Harry Knowles Zoe Knowles Georg1e Kohlage Danny Kunt Chaxyl Lafayette Patncxa Lamoureaux Sherry Landrum George Lamer James Lee Donald Leslie Wxllxam Lewxs Edward Lmdenberger Donna Logan Charles Lopez Carole Lorenzo Nleves Luneau Eugene Martm Ruth Massey Mlke Maurer Ron McCants Thomas McElroy, Sandra McGinley, lack McHugh, Katherine McKeon, Dale McLean, James McWhirter, Georgia Meggs, Lawrence Miller, Edward Milord, Richard Molina, Wayne Monzon, Mario Moore, Eileen Morgan John Munoz Gllbert Murphree Patncla Munyan Walter N ownemacher Lmda Ogden Dav1d ONe1ll Warren Otero Fehx Ouradmk Joanne Ovlde Mary Packer Sldra Paohello John Pappa Rudy Parks Ray Parrot Ed Payne Veromca Pazo Mana Pearson Edward Peltier Lynda Pent Robert Perez Sandra Perez Orlando Peterson Leonard Pmder Faye Pmder Frank Pmder Salhe Plowman Denrus Plumbo joe Poret Denms Powell Lmda Predmore, Harry Provost, Victoria Pureta, Dahlia Puig, Danny Putman, Susan Quesada, Margaret maid gracle ml A QPU, 8 Page One Hundred Thurty Quinn, Trudy Raines, Rhea Ramariz, Nancy Rendon, Anita Rendueles, Amiando Richardson, Randy Rivas, John Roberts, Linda Roberts, Oliver Roberts, Richard Rodriquez, Martha Rohweller, Tim Ross, Iloanne Russe l, Dolores Russell, Annette Rulon, Constance Ruth, Sally Sammons, Claude Sanchez Dianne Sanchez Hector Sandlin Walter Santana Betty Santana Robert Saunders Janet Sawyer Benyamm Sawyer Deanne Sawyer Ie Sawyer Paul Segars Maxine Sesler Mana Seay John Carter Sheppard Margaret Shipley Andrea Sierra Ralph Skaggs Royce Smart Edward Smlth Charles Smlth Hlldred Smxth Rolland Solana Patncla Solomon Glenda Southcott Barbara Spexght janet Stamm Bonnle Steed Llbby Stephens Joe Stevens Wayne Stevenson Andy Stewart Sandra Stlckney Clyde Stleler Alan Stofer Paul Swann Sharon Sweetmg jack Sweetmg Sandra Swmger Vlrglma Tapla Manna Tatum Pat Taylor JGIIDIC Taylor Raymond Taylor Robert Teel Dlana Thompson ohn Toblas Pau Tobm Te Todd Lmda Torres Juan Torres Ronald Tucker Robert Tufano Nlklu Tynes Beverly Tynes Vlvran nad grade Page One Hundred Thirty One Page One Hundred Thirty Two Vhllrams Thomas Xlmmewxez Carol Zelmck Beverly Ulchar, Anthony Umbler, Mickey Valdez, Corgina Valdez, Horace Valdez, Mary Ann Vick, Eurl Vlckens Vxvxan Wadsworth Sara Walker Andre Wallls Patncra Wardlow Charles Wardlow Denms Warren joseph Watkms Barbara Watkms Davld Watler Ruth Weech Gllbert Weech Leon NVeech Russell NVhaley Carol Whlttle james Wharton Cary Xklggll'lS NV1ll1e YV1ll1ams james a fgf YJZAQ, mg, f A f , X1 f , 1 f 1 5 Q 1 , :qi 1 ,Z ,ww 1,g,- U ,w-. .,h- ff , f, ,4i1' ' 'Q Tm? -fy. swzf-fy 2 -fl 5 In f 'Qu 6 gf! 73' 53 Am v Bi Z 4 .2 X Q. X mv . X 5 -A 'O X xx A . 5, 5 Q. X kv K I L G' f -N ... xx , -KL,-'hw -.,. ' X 1 'Y ,,g,2l3IEld wav VL, JM: Cffvugff f Q,,,,.,, f 'jf gp., A f HM I A an ' frf. A, .X , W! 3 sf. is A ? U4 1 'N Yr-A451 4 644 F ,Q X kv!! fi 7x gf? 'gm 'Cali I' ' f - r. f. . .l 3, W f ,V 5,5 xl! , E- r fl fl X I Q4 , k s, 'KK A . I' QX ' , K. M4 - . f V 8 x K ' ik I Krug, if 'S' Ka 'ff STANDING, Left to right: Linda Davis, Stella Wood, Gary Pantaleo, Carol Robbins, Diane Anderson, Joanne Knowles, Mary Ramirez, Bonnie Brown, Linda jackson. KNEELINC: Lorraine Colley, Susan Torres, Ralph Bancells, Donna Belyev, Charlene Toppino, William Ferro. tflglfl Quilt .gjfucfenf Counci Left to right: Mr. Ross Moss, Mr. Floyd Cullop, Bonnie Brown. Each eighth grader in Key West High School is a member of the Eighth Grade Student Association, and each of the sixteen homerooms has a representative and an alternate in the Eighth Grade Student Council. This organization was established in 1957, and it endeavors to meet the dual need of class government and service organization for the eighth grade. Purposes of the council are to establish higher and better ideals of conduct, to encourage student participation in all school activities, to create and foster a spirit of under- standing between students and faculty, and to establish and promote a spirit of co-operation between students of this grade and students of the higher grades. Officers this year were Mary Ramirez, presi- dent, Bonnie Brown, vice-president, Lorraine Colley, secretary, and William Ferro, treasurer. The sponsors of this council were Mr. Floyd Cullop and Mr. Ross Moss. w I The wonderful dance, with a friendly atmosphere, helped fill the coffers below OFFICERS, Left to right: Lorraine Colley, Secretaryg Bonnie Brown, Vice-Presidentg WVilliam Ferro, Treas- urerg Mary Ramirez, President. Q fi 1 pu Q . x if .-......,F,N,..., ',' f --K? gg- Q Q Page One Hundred 1 Acevedo, Aralia Alayon, Paulina Albury, Cecilia Albury, Lelond Alexander, James Alfonso, Robert Allen, Brenda Allen, Donald Allen, Earle Almyda, Clarence Alvarez, jean Marie Alvarez, Magalie Anderson, Dianne Anuez, Martha Arevalo, Diane Amold, Barbara Arroyo, Elvira Art, johnny 52,44 gal., Attilio, Robert Atwell, Billy Avila, Martha Baker, Charles Baker, Elizabeth Baldwin, Barbara Ballarel, Dempsey Ballentine, Sallie Bancells, Ralph Barber, Gregory Barker, Eloise Barnett, Patsey Barrios, Julian Barroso, Tony Baso, Belinda Bates, Joyce Beiro, Sandra Bellizzi, Mavis Browm Eldred Brown Kenneth Brown Marsha Bruce Linda Bumgamer Karen Burchell Elaine Burgess John Burchell Lorrame Bush Peter BY Calzadilla, Antho Canaleyo Edna Carey Edna. Carey Glenda Carey Margaret Carson Sharon Carter David Cassell jean Cassidy Thomas cfiglfl Qmle Belyeu, Donna Benoe, Wayne Berg, Barbara Berman, Belinda Betancourt, Herbert Bethel, Chris Bethel, Ioe Bethel, Anita Betzel, Barbara Betzel, Bruce Biaza, Marilyn Birkett, Jack Bland Barbara Blow William Brady Shirley Bravo Alcxo Brogden Dorothy Brown Bomne ,,, , 1 ,M f ,, ,V,, 3 'AT M .Z 'r '2 ' 40 i 4 In - 52 , We '-'ll A- , , , A f 1 . 'M A, x ff Z Q 4.1 Q Y if ff Copley Patncla Corgle Dons Cotton W1ll1am Covert Marvln Craft jackle Creech Dennls Croes Ianls Crowell JIITIIIIY Cruz Iuanxta Curry Bruce Curry Phyllls Dav1s Lynda Dean Arvle Dean Vema Del Campo Anne Mane Dence Ethel Dexter Iohnme D1az Ray Page One Hundred Thlrty Elght eq -sw 4-- XML QT' 41' xx.: HIFI? 1 D V95 fl' QM Q-mfg 'Q' in-Ha we i Castro, Linda Cerezo, Hilbum Cervantes, Orlinda Chaff, Lewis Chaffin, Norma Chappell Susan Chudersk1 Thomas C1hberto Frank Clark Nlarsha Clark Rlckey Clark Thomas Clausen Tom Cobo Andy Code Beverly Cole james Colley Lorralne Conalejo jack Conant Alan J ei? 244 WY ix! Disdier, Linda Disdier, jouquin Domenech, Bruce Drewry, Virginia Duncan, Albert Dunlap, Sheila Dunn, Selita Eddy Gloria Edley jackie Elam john Glander Aleta Elias Victor Elhott Paulette Enslow Steve Enwnght Karen Encson Ronald Estenoz Oneal Eustache Mlldred CWI. Qmle Ewmg Charles Fenders Georg Femandez Davl Femandez Muello Ferro Wxlham Fltch Etta Ford Barbara Foster Keith Fowlkes Dana Gra Franklm Mxchael Fxanklm Pat Freeland Kenneth Fuller Caro Garcia Bobb Garcxa Carlos Garcxa Delores Garcxa Henry O , , , e , 'd Fitzharris, Daryl ,n , I Y , ' 1 j , v Page One Hundred Thir1yNme l Garcia, Orchid 4 Garcia, Silvio f H A N D gs J Q. ,Airs Garcia, Sonia - ' V ' , . ,. N Garrison, Patsy ' ' K Gates, Lester ' - V ' Cato Arthur ,, , ,. f , ag, . I 'alfa 6 . -K .QV Cato Ed Celabert John Gerry Gall Clodfnna Susan Clbson Donrue G1k1ere Holly S-J -1 C1llette Rav Glenn Nlary jone Golan K1m Gonzalez Darlene Goodrxch Romlda ,W Gravell Kenneth filgfal glade nw. uf? Q4 Z K it TTY i 1 Je -.41 K Poge O e Hundred Forty 1 i Ki! .af- M-U o-7 C' IPM Graves George Grlz Roland Grlffm Gladys Grlmes 'Xlary Ann Grooms Bascom Gumnette Faye Gutlerrez Ray Guzewrch Farlm Haffrcld Shella Hall Beatnce Hall Grlbert Hall john Hall Raymond Hamllton John Hamxlton Kathleen Hammock jenmfer Hammonds james Hancock Steven f - in Q .'- . ' 'r 1 1' , .1 ' fx . W. .. ,La - 3 ' V ' , Q ' K X l 54. C, ' . - , 1 E l ,G uw ' -'YV 2 1,2 I . M .fy r- -. X Xu y X , J' , qi ? . ' A fiiv 4 r 'F 1 a ' 1 ,. of. f , 1- A f 1 f' if H Y-all O , V ., A , ' t 1 I 5 A : Q VV 1 I g I V L I Z lll v 2 V 3 JM N 35925 K V Q v:'V . , ., - ifff-. ffl , f 1 W'- H m - r H P ll , ..,Z I v - ' ' 1 rf,-7 ' '4 9 is' haw , f :ct .eo 'ef ' 4 1 a x l A 7 I . ' ,,. an r ,lxfl w s f 'L ' - fa- -S r -0 i., . 'gy a -' ' ' a . H111 Randy Hnowsllg Ienttdle Hoffman John Holder Richard Hull Stephen Hooper Robert Hoover Kerry Howamtz, Randall Hudgms Henry Hudson Sharon Hurt Harry Hurt Norma Hutchmson Patncxa Hyatt Nancy Irvmg Donna Irvmg Scott 51,44 gmt Haney Paul Hardm Carol Hannon Ernest Harns Elxzabeth Hatt Denms Hemhen, Carston Henley Larry Henmng Peter Henmng Ted Hergert Robert Herman May Hernandez, Ray Hemandez Rodolfo Hemandez Roland Hemck Dewey H111 Barbara H111 Donna H111 Mxchael x 1' me 'Af 1-gn 73. if 'X A ,wi le '17, s Qghck iieiifbvzznzwlf ll YK 61944. grade Knowles Davld Knowles Joann Knowles Manlyn Knowles Rrehard Koester Charlotte Kohut George Kopacka Wxlham Krummel Ralph LaCuard1a Tommy Lang Pamela 5' Lanz Toney Lazxer Margaret XXX I L4 V ge :Wy rx V' Lee Eddxe begeman Mxchael Leon Vera Leto Darold Lets Esmeraldo Lewmsky Bonme Page One Hundred FortyTwo 'fo fixa- 3' -'iw K Isreal, Gregory jackson, Carole jackson, Linda Johanson, Carl johnson Denms Johnson Cary Johnson Lynne jones judrth judge R1chard Kamper Charles Kane Eleanor Kaufman Lester Kasmark Kathy Kay Danxel Kelly Hampton Key Dlane Kmg Dlana Knowles Boyd 'Qt fx rl A 41- '7 T114 'I 'A ug ' y W4 . - ' .Kamik I ' h V , JN lx fi ,'. g ait .iq L H W ? 1 , 1 f y X . . 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K 'J , 5 -, 5 GPO X .y ' l I V ' , A, s H I , -, In ':,.,! fc 5 . g f Lipshitz, Ronald Lisiecki, Clara Longeway, John Lopez, Benny Lopez, Ernest Lopez, George Lossasso Candad Loucks Margaret Lowe Arthur Lowe Carol Lowe Gal Lowe Marilyn Lowe Roland Lundbloom Ioyce Momson Darlene Marshall Betty May Larry Mazur Leonard 52,44 gaze Page McCorm1ck Amta McCorm1ck Da.mel McKay Charles McK1nley Patncxa McKmney Tom Menendez Bobby Mesa Thomas Mrller Lmda Mxra Dxanna Mock Cheryle Molma Brenda Montgomery Hamrlton Monzon Gladys Moon Judy Moore Gary Morales Mary Murphy Iohn Nxchols Pat One Hundred Forty Three Nlsanger Donald ONe1ll Kenneth Oropeza Lydxa Otvos Randolf Padron Mlchael Palena Ohvla Pantaleo Gary Papy Whltne Park Frank Park Bemadette Parra Hector Pazos Aneho Pearman Ieanne Pelham Cecll Pelhcrer Charles Pent Nelhe Perez Eleanor Perez Iosephme 51,441 glade Page One Hundred Forty-Four Perez Olga Perez Sandra Plarrot Henry Pence R1char Pmder Joseph Pmder Ralph Ploss Wxlham Pool james Post Damel Powers Beverly Pratt Bxlly Pnde Vxctona Pntchard, james Quesada Dora Racltl Dlane Raht Scott Ramuez Mary Rarmrez Nellxe Rumford Rxc Russ Alan Russell Jams Russell Jeanette Russell joseph Russell Joyce Russell Warren Sallsbury Wllllam Sanchez Serglo Sanchez, Selma Santana jose Saunder George Sawyer, Sandra Schneider, James Scoles, David Scully, Johanna Sears, Kenneth Seay, Judy rigid grade Raspante John Rrchardson Vlanlyn Rxley Charles Rxley Nancy Rlley Shella Robbms Carol Roberts Carola Roberts Larry Roberts Lee Roberts Patsy Roberts Tommy Rodnquez M3110 Rodnquez Mlguel Rogue Florentmo Rogue joe Rong Charles Royas Magaly Rosado Harry V 157.1 ai. -,St L ., Page One Hundred Forty-Fnve Stefamck Fred Stewart MaryAnn St Pxerre Edward Strunk La Sutherland Arthur Swanson Judy Swmdell Sammy Sykes Puchard Thomas Patr1c1a Thompson Bruce Thompson Myrna Tlbbs Susan Toms Eugenia Toppino, Charlene Torres, Carmen Torres, Lorraine Torres, Orlando Torres, Susan L! Page One Hundred Forty-Six glgdfd gl-a e Sellers Dalton Severns Rxchard Shannon Carol Sxlvers Harry Smgleton Leonard Sloan Charles Smxth Chfford Slmth Edson Smxth Glenn Smxth Marsha Smxth Nancy Smxth Warren Smullen Dxane Solomon joe Solano Danny Spencer Patncxa Stanford Joe Steadman Alice Tumllo Iose Tsmgotxs Nlcholos Tslngotls Sarah Tynes Franklm Ulcher john Vallet Charlene Valdez Conrad Valdez Pedro Valdez Ralph Valdez Rxchard Vargus Rxchard Walker Jaclue Walsh Leshe Wallace Glynn Warskow Celeste Warskow Evelyn Watlcms Ahoe Watson Carol 51,44 gmt Watson Nancy Watson Robert Weymouth hza Wheeler Mary VVheeler Ronald Wludden Rxchard Wlutehead Ross Wxley Ie Wxllnams Charles Wlllxams Clona Wlllxams Rrchard Wmnett Pat Wohosky Plnh Wolff Patsy Wood Stella Yellm Ira Zaleslus Robert Zurhorst Mlchael Page One Hundred Forty Seven IND THE HTA Left to ri ht: Mrs. Ena Sharer S onsor- Kim Golan and Nanc Watson, Co-Editors. 8 s P a Y rfilmd flw s BJ The purpose of the eighth grade snapper, Behind the S Ball, is to give the junior high school student a chance to learn basic journalism. Under their sponsor, Mrs. Ena Sharer, the following people worked diligently through- out the school year to publish their one page spread in the high school paperg Nancy Wat- son and Kim Golan, co-editorsg Selina San- chez, room newsg Greg Barber, sports editorg Belinda Berman, social editorg and Tom Chuderski, art editor. KIM GOLAN NANCY WATSON Co-Editor C0-Ediwr THE STAFF-BACK ROW, Left to right: Mrs. Ena Sharer, Kim Golan, Nancy Watson, Greg Barber, FRONT ROW: Tom Chuderski, Selina Sanchez, Janis Croes, Belinda Berman. new we il uf WL .S?ll,6!el'l! COLUQCL JOHN RICCIO ESTHER YARNALL Vzce Preszdent Treasurer ff.-'Z' QTENSON LENKARD SANDRA LINDA CURRY Parlzamentarzan Preszdent C hapla m x 'M--3 BERNARDILNE SCOTT PAT RICCIO Correspondmb Secretary Recordmg Secretary O day I i 'x -N Q 1 J . 2 f' - A 'Y -af' fr! lx 1 X v , - 1 .:V.:.. ' x L . V 73' ,Q:,v w . U . Page ne Hun re Fifi I ., .1 ' iii STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES: Ledia Anti, Robyn Keiser, Carla Caso, Sonia Celabert, Al1l0ld Brye, Paul Antullis, Richard Slack, Joyce Dillon, Larry Lewin, Comelia Arnold, Janet Cook, Carl Taylor, Linda Coss, Gilbert Munoz, julie Wallace, jolyn Heisser, Donald Curry, Pat Matheny, Anita Jimenez, WVillie Mae Wiggins, Irene Clark, Iacquelyn Murray, Benny Trever, Sondra Riggs, Max Foster, Kenny Stanford, Rhea Raines. ALTER- NATES: Peggy Haynes, Joseph Key, Deanna Cobo, Sheila Howanitz, Charles August, Bill Bradshaw, Rhoda Shafner, Danny Cravell, Susan Mobley, Omar Calleja, Pat Tatum, Sava Ann Wadsworth, Tom McCants, Paula Warren, Arleen Hinton, Manuel Casas, Wayne Lee, Edward Stewart, Mary Ovide, Cloves Claxton, Bemadene Miller, Cynthia Strauss, Charles Crespo, Cloria I. Dondron, jim Taylor, Anita Rendon. The Key West School Student Council was organized in 1932. Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Nellie G. Pantaleo, the Student Council has accom- plished the printing of the Student Hand- books, organizing the monitor system, hand- ling class elections, scheduling all assemblies, dances, and concessions, organizing the Inter-club Council, and various service pro- jects. Every year the newly elected officers are sent to the state convention. During the year representatives are sent to two district conven- tions. Members of the Student Council are elected from each homeroom, one representa- tive and one alternate. The officers are elected by the entire student body after live- ly campaigns. Two seniors are selected by the council for awards, a bond for good citizenship pre- sented by the Rotary Club, and a medal for the hardest worker awarded by the Student Council. Termite fodder being stocked. Page One Hundred Fifty-One NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS Left to right: Harold Cates, President, Orquidia Hernandez, Chaplain, David Adams, Treas- urer, Noelia Alvarez, Secretary, and Christy Pinder, Vice-President. Wafionaf Ljwlonor .gociefy wud' FIRST ROW, Left to right: Mr. VValther Lazier, Spon- sor, Noelia Alvarez, Linda Curry, Harold Cates, Christy Pinder, Orquidia Hemandez, Ida Pierce, and Miss Mary Trevor, Sponsor. SECOND ROVV: Judith Forns. Dar- nella Carey, Kathy' Oradnick, june V5'eech, Brenda Adams. Barbara Gaines. THIRD ROVV: Mary Murray, Jean Knight, joan Lowe, Iolyn Heiser. Patty Vfhitlcy, Page One Hundred Fifty-TWO nag, hui Emily Harris, Patsy Roberts, Dianne Higgs. jane Archer, Sue Mobley, Dianne Small. FOURTH ROVV: jimmy Peaglcr, David Adams, Stinson Lenkerd. VVarren Abbey, Karen Chilcutt, Janet Hayes. Tommy Thompson, Esther Yaqiiall, Christy Layman, Frank Motto, and Richard Co ins. 8- r -n g -1 V1 x v R JA: HPV 9 M H 2 V hs'-fl? A ' '- A 1+ -2 ' K N 199 nf - , I-zz, Q if if iz, Q, ta, I s , , U 'o 4 1 . in ' ar 'S O g ' . Q' Q n 4 U Q: . . O 1 . a v ' Q I Q + . A. 2 K .Q . .121-' .W Q, My ag. ,, 'wg . Qt A , N H . 1 , Rf., 12 5 '3 f. may 4 -Q 'Q A Q., , , , in F' in . . ,, M .5 4'-.12-.SEB Q J ' W,-s:13, 3A. ., ID' , ,A 4055: .ac- Q af ,ni Q-1 pd ff' ,,.-f' J. unior onor ociefy if-1' 'fl . fff' AZ , X I QU? l I XV' GJ J NEW MEMBERS BACK ROW, Left to right: Bill Brod- shaw, Linda Peltier, Aredrea Shepley, Richard Roberts, Sandra Sweeting, Deanna Sawyer, Beverly Jenkins, Donna Lindenberger, Irene Clark. SECOND ROW: Mary Ovide, Pat Tatum, Robin Horne, Diana Castleman, Eileen Hubles, Eileen Moore, Judy Buzbee. THIRD ROW: Marilyn Illsley, Tom McCants, Al Johnson, Rudy Pappa. '1 I OFFICERS, Left to right: Al Johnson, Treasurer, Pat Tatum, President, Rudy Papa, Secretary. OLD MEMBERS FIRST ROYV, Left to right: Jill Mc- Donough, Connie Arnold, Carla Casa, Pam Yates, Barbara Riley, Brenda Stickney, Linda Gregory. SECOND ROW: Mr. John Marzyck, sponsor, Jack Holcomb, Cathy Yarnall, Donald Demree, Daniel Cravell, Benny Tre- vor, Leo Hilke, Bemadine Miller, John Riccio. - Officers The National junior Honor Society was founded in 1952. Mr. John Marzyck and Mrs. Helen Beach, sponsors, re- puire that candidates for membership must have spent at least one semester in Key JVe.st High School and be members of eighth and ninth grades and have a HBH average or above and good citizen- ship. Their projects are candy sales, pic- nics, and a party. in i FIRST ROW, Left to right: Marilyn Delan, Mary Herrick, Judy Mecurio, Diane Jenkings, Tommie Sue Montgomery, Esther Yarnell, Judy Knowles, Patsy Roberts, Ida Pierce. SECOND ROW: Dianne Higgs, Bernadine Scoot, Linda Stricker, Linda Curry, Brenda Adams, Tobey Stickney, Anna Higgs, Barbara Gaines, Emily Harris, Sandra Mc- Lean. THIRD ROW: John Riley, Russell Curry, Diane Small, Noelia Alvarez, Carol Harris, Jeanne Knight, Christy Pinder, Ledia Anti, Linda Marquez, Virginia Nolte. FOURTH ROW: Mary Ann Lopez, Joan Lowe, Jackie Williams, Rhoda Shaffner, Rita Rumford, Christine Layman, Janet Hayes, Mrs. Sylvia Abbey, Evelyn Pinder, Jolyn Heisser. FIFTH ROW: Robert Covington, Godfrey Thomp- son, Frank Motto, Richard Collins, Warren Abbey, David Adams. Mrs. Sylvia Abbey Era OFFICERS, Left to right: John Riley, President, Jolyn Heisser, Vice President, Brenda Adams, Secretary. ,Z Beta Club was founded in Key West High School in 1954. The qualifications for membership are a B average with not more than one C and honorable char- acter. The new members must be ap- proved by the principal, faculty, and 2! 3 of the members. During the past two years under the direction of Mrs. Sylvia C. Abbey, the members sponsored concessions, dances after football games, Christmas baskets. an assembly. and they haue contributed actieely to the polio fund by collecting money. Beta Club members who haue earned the most points attend the state conven- tion. At the end of the year gold and black cords were awarded to graduating sen- iors. Page One Hundred Fifty Five KEY WEST HIGH Q . III va .. , . 1 QR rd 'ss al:l, On left ladder top to bottom: Lorenzo Bancells, Bob Daley, Jim Hill, jim Peagler. STANDING, left to right: Richard Collins, Sam Holland, Richard Cates, Calvin Harris, Evelio Hopkins, Buddy Owen, Eddie jeffcoat, Bob Harris, John Blackwell, Bill Solomon, Center of UI CM Q A ,av-, ... OFFICERS, Left to right: Iohn Lawler, Parliamentariang Larenzo Bancells, President, Bob Harris, Vice-President, jack Katz, Treasurer, and Richard Collins, Secretary. Page One Hundred Fifty-Six IlIllIllMlllllIllllllllllIWW1 lIllllIIHllllIlllllllllll llllllllHllllllllllllllll llIlllllHIlllllllllllllll lllllllHllllllllllllllll SCHOCL 5' f 'l K George Mira, Howard Barnwell, Manuel Casas, 'jack Katz, Ronnie Young, Mike Hughes, Mike Villar, Harold Cates, john Parks, joe McMahon, Boog Powell. On right ladder bottom to top: john Bigler, Richard Padron, Danny Garcia, john Lawler. The Ky Club, which was chartered this year, is an organization devoted to recognizing those students who have earned a varsity letter in any sport and have maintained passing grades. The sponsor is Coach Harold D. Allen. The members of this club receive a membership card and an athletic jacket. They are in charge of all of the con- cessions at the Iaguar football games. These concessions pay for all athletic awards given to the players during the school year. fLeft to Rightlz Diane jenkins and Ida Pierce. 7 Ogd .Slate During the week of june 2:2- 29, 1958, approximately 485 young men from all over Florida gathered at Florida State Univer- sity for a week of fun and learn- ing with the Florida Boys' State. During the week, these young men learned the ways in which all government from state to city level work. Each citizen of Boys' State was a member of either the National- ist or Federalist parties. These parties were the backbone of the elections and politics. The government was on three levels: city. county, and state. On each level officials were elected and appointed. J LP5 .Slate Barbara Gaines, Ida Pierce, and Diane Jenkins were the three girls selected to represent Key West at Girls, State held at Florida State University in Iuly, 1958. Each of the girls was chosen for their ability, leadership, and integrity. They were sponsored by one of the women's clubs of Key YVest. At Florida State University they learn- ed more about Floridais city, county, and state government by active participa- tion. After a week of this extensive in- doctrination the Key West girls returned home with a greater knowledge of Flor- idais government. KNEELINC, Left to right: Joe Bamwell, joe McMahon, john Riley, jim McManus. STAND INC: Tommy Thompson, Frank Motto, Harold Cates, John Parks, Edwin Elwood, Godfrey Thompson, David Adams. Z' H 'I Huddle, Linda Burchell, Sylvia Avila, Noelia Alvarez Anna Higgs, Stinson Lenkerd, Donald Curry, Daniel Garcia, Nancy Celabert, Marco King, Patsy Roberts ,Harold Cates, Orquidia Hemandez, Christy Pinder Roger Trevor, Ben Ruby, Tobey Stickney, Paula Warren Linda Marquez, Tommie Sue Montgomery, Jimmy Mc- Manus, Victor Larson, Richard Slack, Tammy Hender- son, Marilyn Richardson, Rhoda Shafner, Omar Calleja VVayne Key, Jane Archer, Georgianna De Volld, Carol 8 Nl! X iillgmr Jennie Solano Bill Soloman Vera Ann Stout Diane Swinger Warne Lee Pat Matheny Rosemary Lesher Richard Collins Nlary Ann Lopez Sandra McLean Bernadene Scott Rita Rumford Jeanne Knight Esther Yarnall Ronnie Sharp Ken Jordan Ronald Lewis Karen Chilcutt Russell Curry Diane Small Sheila Swinger Chrlstv Pollick Nlarion Barnett Marilyn Deland Jean Hooper Jeff Curry and Rose Mary Leshur onifom The Key Wes! Huh School Student Council formed its fzrst monitor systcnz zn 1957 The pur post of the nronztor system zs to renzmd students of the proper liclmuor at all Innes During the Jcar thcrc ware npprounmtcly fifty actwe mom tors all unrltr the SIIJJLTLISIOII of llrs Nellie G Prlntaleo Thcy wear red and ,gray arm band to zclentzfy thenzsclues Only junior mul scnzor lzoys and girls uere allowed to do monitor duly Honest, I zIzcInit i Lxelanns McManus I fl li If 794, 'H 1 K I L ' 4 X l ll , A ' l , I 'V .1 M t y 1 A 0 . A , ' s.....4 if ,f v 1,3422 - ' ie to A l Q' I, , I ,QQSAL A 2 f if MONITORS, SPONSOR-Mrs. Nellie Pantaleo, Mary Harris, Janet Hayes, Jolyn Heisser, Bonnie Hinkle, I I P P ' I I , I . I ' '- J r 2 - ' -' 7 I ' ' H9 06 Ohngyfyyq JQyeaei FIRST ROW, Left to right: Peggy Haynes, Carla Casa, Carol Whorton, Ledia Anti, Iudy Diosdado, Christy Pinder, Leahdome Whitehead, Noelia Alvarez, Sherry Parrish, Lemoine Macy. SECOND ROW: jill McDonough, Deanna Cobo, Barbara Riley, Sondra Knight, Connie Amold, Brenda Adams, Olivia Love, Norma Mizener, Sue Bunting, Iolyn Heisser, Desiree Gainor. THIRD ROW: Marie Murray, Georgianna DeVolld, Bemadene Miller, Bonnie Poindexter, Diane Small, Mary Huddle, Chris Pollick, Pam Yates, Carmen Vargas, Patsy Roberts, Orchid Mira. FOURTH ROW: Tommie Sue Montgomery, Linda Gregory, Anita Orling, Diane Jenkins, Mary Anne Lopez, Mary Malgrat, Donna Taylor, Pat ,. im- Riccio, Wilma Fuller, Linda Marquez, Rose Mary Lesher. If it's not apples, it's trophies. 1-'f OFFICERS, Left to right: Patsy Roberts, President, Diane Jenkins, Treasurer, Mary Anne Lopez, Secretary, Ledia Anti, First Vice-Presi- d t The Sinawicks founded the Keyettes in en . 1952 to provide sercice to the school and to prepare for useful citipenslzip. With .lliss Betty Elliott as their advis- er, the Keyettes worked on such projects as, College and Career Day, decorating the goal post, polishing trophies, buying school equipment and assisting in the library. Each girl who enters Keyettes must have a Cn average or above and be recommended by the faculty. Each girl who enters Keyettes must have a Cv average or above and be recommended by the faculty. aelz year the Sinawicks award a med- al to the outstanding Keyette of the Year. Page One Hundred Fifty-Nine J ey eu The Key West High School Key Club was originated in 1949 by the lo- cal Kiwanis Club. It is composed of boys who have achieved a C aver- age or better in school grades. The sponsor of the club, Armando Joseph Henriquez, has helped the members through such projects and activities as the Sweetheart Dance, Christmas Toy Drive, State Conven- tion and lVorkshop, United Fund Drive, Annual Kids' Day, sponsored by the Kiwanis Club, and a Kiwanis Key Club and Keyette banquet. 47h- LEFT TO RIGHT: Richard Padron, President, Godfrey Thompson, Cor responding Secretary, Frank Motto, Vice-President, jack Holcomb, Treas urerg Benny Trevor, Recording Secretary, Sponsor, Mr. Armando Henriquez BACK ROWV: Danny Garcia, Ronald Lewis, jim Hill, Kenneth Rueda, Jack Katz. SECOND ROW: Donald Demree, Benny Trevor, Omar Calleia, Iohn McCormick, John Riccio, Danny Cravell. BOTTOM ROW: Billy Tryon, Bill Solomon, Idilio Salinero, Mike Lewis. SIT- TINC: Mr. Armando Henriquez, Richard Pad- ron. Page One Hundred Sixty A5 BACK ROW, Left to right: Frank Motto Richard Collins, Sam Holland, Jeff Curry. SEC- OND ROW: Harold Cates, Godfrey Thompson Ronnie Young, Carl Taylor, Wayne Lee THIRD ROW:John Riley, Jack Holcomb, Rus- sell Curry, Lorenzo Bancells. BOTTOM ROW Mike Villar, Warren Abbey, Leo Hilke, Mr. Armando Henriquez, Sponsor. fn 15 A I3 SITTING Left to Right Dr Harold Campbell Nlrs Rosam Nhss Touster Nlrs Campbell Mrs Garcia Wlrs Adams STANDING Sandra NlcLean Mrs Roberts Nlrs Bofza Nirs Currw Mrs VVatson Nirs Knowles Nlrs Edwards Dr. and Mrs. Campbell receicinff a lifetime mem- bership in the Florida PTA presented by the KH HS faculty and office staff. Thc Key West Hzgh School PTA as m ex zstcncc for the folloutmg purposes to pro mote thc welfare of youth to razse standards of home lzfe to brmg znto closer relatzonshzp thc homc and school and to develop be tween educators and the ,general public such umtcd efforts as wall secure for eucry chzld the hzghest adcantagcs zn physzcal mental and soczal educatzon Mcctzngs are held once a month an the hwh school auclztorzum The 0 fzcers thzs year were Urs Bcnyamzn Adams prcsulent Urs AllenE Curry mce preszdent Mrs Dan1elGarcza recordmg sec retary Vis Harold Campbell correspondmv secretary Nlr Frank Pacallxo treasure: Mrs Anthony Llchar hzstorzan and Mrs Edgar Stark parlzamentarzan Page O e Hundred Sixty-One .jeg mal egg , i L'nder the sponsorship of Mr. lVilliam Higggins, the KWHS Band has contrib- uted much to .school life this year. Throughout the year it has held the an- nual Tag Day, brilliant half time shows A during the fall football seasonls games, entertaining concerts on Sunday after- noon, and has attended the District and State contests for hands in Florida. A music lure is ,gicen to each .student after one successful year, and a sercice har for each successful year thereafter. An outstanding hand member award and an award for the most progress made were also awarded to deserving chair rnemhers. A symbol of excellence FIRST ROVV, Left to Right: Patsy Roberts, Sharon Swann, Beverly Code, Melva Anderson, Danio Bazo, Jeanne Knight. SECOND ROVV: Susan Giordano, Dianne Mira, Ianice Peagler, Shelia Harrield, Clyde Stickney, Sidra Packer. THIRD ROW: jim Schneider, Ken Cravell, Frank Pinder, Emildio Gil, Seagio Sanchez, Lee Roberts, VVil- liam Roberts, Leonard Peterson, Al lohnson, joe Esquinaldo. FOURTH ROVV: Gilbert Hall, George Saund- ers, Julio Avael, Tom Clavsen. NOT PICTURED: Darlene Morrison, Mary Grimes, George Fender, Joe Roberts, Stewart Brenner, Mike Red, Richard Albury. f , ,ov , V .SZAOOI 2 ' f 1 , ,ir I 1 ik , ' l r ,, , 5 Y. A vw N s k ' E , ., 3 ,Q E , N 2 N . Mr. William Higgins X Director 4 . s ff' Lena Garcia, Majorelteg Victor Larson, Drum Major. Mary Huclfila, Solo. FIRST ROVV. Left to Right: Becky Fowler, Edwin Elwood, Snari Carson. Tom Roberts. Tommy Thompson. SECOND ROYV: llenry Esquinaldo, Carlos Garcia. Roy Crain. Paul Roberts. Leo Sawyer, Linda Nelson. Larry Ford. THIRD ROXV: Peter Bush. Ernest Salis, Nlagalie Alvarez. Leon XVeech. Ernest Lopez. Russell YVeech. David French. FOURTH ROYV: Russell Curry. Richard XVhiddcn. NUT PICTFRED: David Adams. Eugina Toms. Torn Cassidy. Billy Ferro. ,leff Curry, Victor Larsen. Austin Roberts. Any student who has a sincere interest in music and has a average, can get into the chorus. The various groups are: Concert Chorus, Senior Chorus, 8th Grade boys, group, Girls' Glee Club, Teen Tones,and the Day Dreamers. These groups were help- ed with different activities during the year by their sponsor, Mr. Thomas lVhit- ley. Their activities includ- ed: Down in the Valleyf' sponsoring of the Singing Sweethearts, a Spring Con- cert, and various appear- ances at local organizations. The officers of this club are: president, Diane Small, sec- retary, Mary Huddle, busi- ness rnanager, Roger Swiftg robe chairman, Linda Atwellg librarian, Jayne Archer, and accompanist, Debbie Harris. A brief interlude is enjoyed eg ,lfldeat l J 4 l 5 I il .f 42 is l , . J V ' , r Q y L Nfelya Andefgqn, Linda Atwell: Bfelldll Ad3IllS. Alice Campo, Joyce Campbell, Olga Castallano. Linda Curry. Mary Dillion. Jean Doher. Janice Elmore, Cail Gerry. Annie Colden, Mary Sue Hart, Myrna Hyre. Judy Jones, Terina Lewis. Sonia Lane, Sandra Niayo. Judy Nlereurio. Jill McDonough. Nancy Hanes. Evelyn Pinder. Chris Polliek. Paulette Russell. Patsy Roberts. Patsy Reed. Linda Roberts. Dorothy Robinson. Salina Sanchez. Bonnie Tynes. Paula VVarren. Jean XVeatherford. Leahdorn XVhitel1ead, Alice YVatkins, Pam Yates. Ruth Ann Dodge. Daryl Fitzharris. Sl' 00 CAOPLL5 Fins .la i Qs Q 1-I il - Howard Barnwell. Mona Casas. Don Grusoe. Edwin Castro. Arthur Cost. Don Felton. Dan Garcia. Fred Graves. Bascomb Grooms. Bob Hernandez. Bill jackson. lVaync Key. Robert Knowles. Steve Line. YVayne Lee. Rene Niachin. Buddy Owen. loc Recd. Idilio Salenero. Roger Swift. Richard Sawyer. Royce Skaggs. Roger Trevor. Dave Twiehouse. Billy Tryon. Godfrey Thompson. Raleigh Towns, Robert Tucker. Henry Villate. Kenneth VVallace. Aurelio Cachon. Mr. Thomas Whitley Director ' 1 ga. cm ---...... Q--4 ,. v, 5 K. 6 if i G Q 6 ff is-xdhifvlq-JLJll-+MXidwNn'i5'5Xr1J55'?g iff? fwg . M. K y - gg N QD, 6 A-If'-S. ' '- ' ,,.. ' ' 7 ' lv I j ,Y . 116, l,,. H h ., .ar i- ' .-g.,' 4-f....'fl 6 :SMT ' .ar I n- ' I, L 1 ' Tx Tx t 'Gigi' ' A 1-lr X-.LII bfllv Vi' v SJ,I ,f-'Q ,,Y aw! A'f T'-' .-4 Patricia Ahbol, Francis Arthur. Sylvia Avila, Dial Barnwell. Donna Betancourt. lloberta Blatt. Bonnie Brown. Karen Chilcutt, Becky Clark. Nlarilyn Deland, Judy Diasododo. Sandra Dixon. Carlene liyens. Sharon Ferrance. Rosalind Grooms, Florence lloffinan, Shirley llolms, jean Hooper. Nlary Hooper, Michael Jacobson, Peggy johnson, Charlotte Kearns, judy Knowles, Pat Lafayette. Christine Layman. Linda Lowe, Lorie Lowe, Sandra Niclilroy. Eileen Moore, Gail Niunroe, Sheila Nlunroe, Linda Nomeinacker, Anita Orling, Kathy Ouradnik, Vicki Payne, Nancy Perez, Ida Pierce. Feye Piixder, Kathy Prentice, Karen Reynolds, Rita Bulnford. Sally Jo Ruth. Diane Sanchez. Mary Sanchez, Audrey Saunders, janet Saunders. Martha Sawyers, Nancy Smith. Bobby Staley. Brenda Stickney, Linda Stricker, Sheila Swinger, Virginia Swinger, joan Taylor, Linda Turner. Mary Valdez. joanne Vinson, Pat YVallis, Terrie YVarren, june YVeech. 1 9090 4 4 s 0,4 W X I ,Z 1? QM? i5 X V, M.- -lf. 2. 1-A T? , ff :i-...W - --, Mlliflllllll larry fl cfzwll. .lliss Ci!l1JIN1l1lj.L'v 1' A ,E Ah, YQ P A ix i n mn 'Y 'ly 1 , ..4-rs.,--44' ? g'?4m-, rf-,.,. W ' V . K :X T I A' n .on -,,q-lf i f- . 5 f h A X ?1 YP.'f-- A ui' ' W ' fun- Af, Rusk' ,.! l .::'l:'I'l:: ' l?'2:'.q!:'...s '.' lv' I q I E l I ', 'I I t . ' 11 lfJfH1 ' H utfn 5 1 v X I . I ' -an , f ,. , sv 10 JAG Ni- - 'lh'k'F? 'fi . , nw-iii? j--:vw-if hw Q A r l ' at-Q :Qi-55' ,, . ' kv ..f. . JA D , V'-, .fl m, xr' 3. ,rc-V' Braek plans his escape joseph McMahon e, The Leader Danny Garcia eeee T e The Guard Arthur Cost ee eeee ee eeee e Peters Kenneth Wallace ee Mr. Parsons Own ,gil .7!ie CAST Clan Dickerson Braek Weaver Diam Small Icnnzc Parsons Ronald Young Thomas' Bouehe joseph McMahon The Preacher True loue prevails? Debbie Ilarris, accompanist Calvin Harris Roger Swift e we Two Men Patty Ulhitley Donna Pincler Two YVomen WoJern udic was fem Mr. Whitley, sponsor MY- Higgins, SPOHSOI' Left tnangle Jayne Archer Bonnle Hlnkle Drane Small seeretarx Center triangle Jeanne Kmght Carol Harris Nhrw Huddle treasurer Rlght triangle Ienme Solano Hrstonan Tommx Thompson David Adams Standing Victor Larsen President Edwm Elwood Vlce Presldent Russell Currx Xloclern lllllS1L llastcrs an honor flulr has the purpose of eneouravznv rnusrc apprecra tron and lretter hsterunv halnts throughout thc cornrnunzty Members under the dzrectzorr of Ur lVrl lrarn Hzggrrrs and llr Thornas ll hztlc y, crea tc d frcquc nt opportunrtres for personal music cxpresszon rn Larzous organrsatzons, and ad Lanccd the sprrzt of good rnuszc and rnusrcal ltnou ledge rn Key U est To he rlrfrlrle one must lre rn the sopho more Junror or senzor class and be enrolled zn tht hzglz school rnusrc department Also a aecraffe rn mu rc and a C aeerage rn school lessons rs requrred for rnernlrershrp Sponsormg a dance ass-rstzng rn the sellmff of C'0I7l7I1ll7l1fl,l Concert trclcets and holdrng a recrtal were the prznczpal actzutres of thas ffrou Page One Hundred Surry Nme . . . . .ni 4 , - .v - a a s a- ,- 1 H D 1 ' 1 ..,' , . , , . 3 ,' . . . , ..x b. I . . . -I . , - y s + s - A .' . -.'- .,.. -- I. -r y ' ' , . . . . ., , , P, , . , . . . ' ' '- .1 - -r - . ' c- r- - r ' O 'L . .4 v- . . rf an . Jw B -1' - - . 5 u , . . . v - - . . . . . ,f , . , .- , . , , , . G , Q, , .. . . . , . . . ' 7 ,I .. . . - '. 5 . .Q . - I . i . . .... - , . , . , V h 'J i.. . . p C ' . Y . , r X41 + ' 'L Q'1 E'-T SFATED Ieft to Right Diana Lence Glorla Canalejo Clonfl Bora Swbll Kes Barbara jo Cannes Frances Lamer Xlrgmla 'Nolte STANIDIINC 'Nxclt Vonya John Stlrrup Nhnun Nlllls l:..un1.st Knowles Barron Ross Douglas Del ane Stann Singleton Ronald Mllls Rl 054 Page One Hundred Seventy UCH sponsor A Diversified Co-opcratiue Training under the clircction of Mr. loc Mitch- ell is set up so that the student spends the morning in school studying and the a ternoon working in some local shop or business establishment pre- paring for job efficiency in a uariety of occupations. Learning by doing is the motto of this group. The stu- dent learns under the instruction of a qualified trainer. Mr. Mitchell explains prerequisites of the business world STANDING, Left to Right: Paul Roberts, Lucy Cato, Barbara Linkerd, Wnlma Fuller, Sue Bunting. SITTING: Mrs. Bennett, Sandra Wickers. The Future Teachers of America Club was founded in 1939. Mrs. Iimmie N. Bennett, sponsor, requires that students must be definitely interested in the teaching profession, show leadership, and ability in order to become a member of the FTA. Projects and activities for the year included sponsoring a dance, assisting in the National Education Week, a visit to the County Board of Public Instruction, and a day of observ- ing teachers in the elementary school. Representatives from the club attended the state FTA Convention. ju fllfe flat er-A o merica V . I J XQ 9 Mrs. Bennett discusses education week with the girls Mft E ' Q ,f cage ,tu Clfeel' The Welcoming Committee extends greeting to guests ay College and Career Day was begun in 1955 for the purpose of enlightening students on the ca- rious accupations that they might enter. The theme of this year's College and Career Day was Map Your Future Nowf, S p e c i al aclcnowledgements were extended to the co-ordina- tor of the day, Mr. Frank Paoal- kog the Student Councilg Key- ettesg the office machines class- esg art classesg the Snapperg the facultyg bandg the office staffg cafeteria staffg library staffg the Citizeng Key Clubg and the typ- ing and shorthand classes, for their special assistance. -in A x r A J ,J '!h.-1s1 Guest speakers: Captain VVillard Michael, Mr. Kermit Lewin, Mr. Horace O'Bryant. Student Council Chaplain Linda Curry, Dr. Harold Campbell, Student Council President, Sandra McLean, and Major john Sims. Not Pictured: Major Pete Fernandez. Intent audience listens as guest speaker, Harry Cai- ceclo, answers questions on journalism Page One Hundred Seventy-Three l'lal0l0Ql' Sponsor The Snapper for the year of 1958-59, maintained a policy of regular monthly pub- lication featuring many journalistic varieties in its steady six-page layout. Mr. Frank I. Paoalko acted as moderator for the fourth year in a row, and succeeded in keeping the publication on a sound finan- cial basis. Arthor Parrot edited the first two issues and was succeeded by Sue Mobley who car- Mr. Frank I. Pacalko, r Sue Mobley, Editor :fi ww ah My V 5 ', e Wg, . f. V .W V, ried on the job of publishing a newspaper that had high student interest and complete news coverage of KWHS. Marshall Strauss, with his artwork, gave the Snapper that add- ed lift when it needed it most. The Business and Professional Women of Key West again supported the Snapper with their handsome contributions in the form of ads, along with numerous clubs and classes here at school. e One Hundred Seventy-Four SNAPPER STAFF SEATED, Left to Right: John Boa, Bemadene Scott, Ronnie Young, Sue Mobley, Pat Ricco, Donna Taylor. STANDING: Carol YVorton, Marshall Strauss, Diane Higgs, Robert Cooper, Ruth Martin. ff ,, Www, sin -if Q 'ag QT. , f Y ' 'Wg - 31 A '37 , 'V P t FAQ! 5 1 . V- -,Q . f' 25 23 ef--1 x wiv- ., E2 Z, Wg, Igfgv . wif' . V Q 2 aa ' ,WW ' ' '?'1!'x ,J JL, AA 7 :Vp 7 I' U50 yavmuw- siazwgms fum-wma, M ' fr 1 Z L, , A f mg f- 4 ' 'ws' tffrfgvgiw' Q ,g , ge., , 7 'z1f. fg ,,,,,4a!,743 , V 15: Wi, ,WWW as ,,1f,,3 M ' W2 'Q , f M V Q M X Q 4 I F, 4 ...,,,.-- 0-wqavxvwffw .,-mwumuuwumhd vw nsvmiti ,A .Mamma ww Wmmwwa-mm M Mm-.-f ...ww Mm,-.n--' F' gm A V I fs 1, ,jr vi nl ,Q 9 i Mr. Pacalko and Mr. Conner confer on the financial situa- tion of the annual. And Siu 1!l?f:,,..,.....-.-.-nunlD- ls it really that funny? The work of publi.shing the ,59 Conch was performed by the annual staff members un- der the direction of the sponsors, Mr. Ver- non Conner and Mrs. Frank I. Paualko. This work included layout, composition, soliciting, and picture scheduling. For the first time, KWHS attended the Florida Scholastic Press Associations annual state conference for school publications. The staff members who attended gleaned much valuable information for the publication of this yearbook. The goals of any yearbook - to improve public relations between the city and the school, and to keep a thorough record of the happenings o the school year-were success- fully accomp ished by this staff, with the co- operation of the administration, faculty and the student body. Ready to depan' for the FSPA contention Our busy staff at work Page One Hundred Seventy-Seven The Hoop Craze hit hard IQ ecfiono . . . .- lfiiflllli Z-frrnib '1 4 .. 3 nifil'-.l'I1lH Nalvnihi 4 Hill y. . :annul I-A. ly, f lusty is ,I Scientists were racing for the moon Westerns dominated TV fare We rocked and rolled .'.,,,, Q -g--v-vpn-nM.., ' 1 1 djs jf Gul' .fdcluerfiziing lgafronzi I XXX 1-.in na- nthvr gu-mx-r make but thanks. .-Xml thanks. :ami f-wr tlmnkxf'-Shakvspeare . wvhnsc nanws .md umlrgl-utwm will appear in the Supplement ol this I-1-UL uiwrr xlhlC'C and format em- phasize their 1-s-g-mm! g'1-u.h':!-xxtznu lu this plllxlicutibn. ,I-HE Ax NEAL STAN' R 'X ff X 'Jia 1 wr Q' X PM , X 5 5 X AJ ,, , L rg x XL 'I U J V 41 N Lb G ' x I J X1 L KX ' r XSL XXL? if v It f 'H Rf fdlj' if fi K X 5 5 X rw J V Xi, by 'V I f X rg Q X W 'L X f X If J!! IN X