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- Caribbean
- Creator:
- Cristobal High School
- Place of Publication:
- Kansas City, Missouri
- Publisher:
- Yearbook House
- Publication Date:
- 1957
- Language:
- English
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- Subjects / Keywords:
- Canal Zone
Yearbook
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- serial ( sobekcm )
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HIGH SCHOOL
Canal Zone
For your tireless and ceaseless efforts in feeding the
"inner man" and for always helping whenever you can-
the 1957 Caribbean is dedicated to you-
MISS SOPHIE McLIMANS
Your kindess, humor and consideration soothes our
daily lives like a symphony.
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I'D HAVE BAKED A CAKE
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MR. PAUL BECK
Principal
AB, Findlay College
MA, University of Michigan
MISS VILMA ROSANIA
Secretary
Canal Zone Junior College
Office Practice
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MISS ADAMARY ANDERSON
MA, University of Mlichigan
American Institutions
U. S. History
FTA Caribe Club Sponsor
Girls` Counselor
MISS MARGARET CLAYTON
BS, Southeastern Louisiana College
MA, Mississippi Southern College
Physical Education
Cheerleader Sponsor
GAA Sponsor
MISS JEANNE BROWN
BA, University of Missouri
'~ MA, University of Missouri
Librarian
'4 Library Training
National Honor Society Sponsor
MR. JACQUES COOK
BS, Miami University
MS, Ohio State University
Trigonometry
General Math
Geometry
Algebra
Junior Class Sponsor
LT. LUK(E CALLOWAY
Military II and IV
BS, U. S. Military Academy
Page 7
MR. LOUIS FATTO'ROSI
BA, Rutgers Univercity
MA, Rutgers University
Modern Business
English
Dramatic Club Sponsor
M/SGT. ROBERT GARDNER
Military I
Drill Team Coach
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SGT. CHARLES FINNIGAN
Military II
Rifle Team Coach
MRS. ANNE GEGG
BA, Cornell University
MA, Cornell University
Latin
MR. WILLIAM GARBER
BA, Lynchburg College
Science
Math
Jr. High SA Sponsor
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.Jl BS, Bradley University
Metal Shop
Rifle Club Sponsor
MR. O. E. JORSTAD
BM, Concordia Conservatory of Music
MA, University of Michiganrcesr
Chorus
Band
MR. EUGENE GREGG
AA, Canal Zone Junior College
BA, Colorado State College
Modern World History
Social Studies
Athletic Council Sponsor
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MRS. ALFHILD MAEDL
BA, Gustavus Adolphus College
English
MR. JAMES HUNT
BA, Bemidji State Teachers College
English
Math
Zephyr Adivisor
Page 9
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MR. CARL F. MAEDL
BE, Moorhead Teachers College
MA, Columbia University
Guidance
Biology
Torrid Zone Wizards Sponsor
Boys' Counselor
MISS SOPHIE McLIMANS
BS, University of Wyoming
Household Arts
Cafeteria
M.ED. PenslvaiaStae ierst
IMR. BERNA~RD MAZZONI
Journalism Ads
MR. PAUL MOSER
BS, East Stroudsburg State Teachers College
Physical Education
Health
Science
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MR. ROBERT McCULLOUGH
MA, Colorado State College of Education
Early W~orld History
Social Studies
Page 10
S.;Y C I~Irl`
i MR. LUKE PALUMBO
BS, Northwest Missouri State College
Physical Education
Health
I ~. "C" Club Sponsor
MR. JAMES PFAU
BS, Valley City State Teachers College
MA, University of Minnesota
Chemistry
SA Sponsor
MRS. MARGERY PETERSON
BS, New York State College for Teachers
Shorthand
Typing
SA Financial Advisor
MR. CHARLES T. REEVES
BA, Arizona State College ,
BS, Arizona State College
MA, Arizona State College
Woodshop
Driving Course Instructor uiir~
MRS. GRACE PF;AU
SBSs, Valley City State Teachers College
Household Arts
English
Art
Jr. High Dramatics Club Sponsor
Page 11
ERI MRS. STELLA RIEFKOHL
BA, New York University
--r MA, Columbia University
Bu Spanish
MRS. DOROTHY SMITH
AB, Ohio Northern University
MA, Denver University
Senior Class Sponsor
MR. FREDERICK SAUR
BS, Ashland College
MA, Ohio State University
Journalism
English
Quill and Scroll Sponsor
MR. JAMES STEARNS
BS, University of Florida
MA, University of Florida
Spanish
"21" Club Sponsor
MR. KARL SHIRLEY
BA, Texas Christian University
M. Ed., West Texas State
Science
Freshman Cas Sponsor
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DAVID WENDELL HAWTHORNE
"Dave"
President
May 27, 1938
"You've Got the Magic Touch"
S.A. Vice President 3; Athletic Council 3;
"C" Club 2,3,4; President 4; ROTC 1,2,3,4;
Dance Committees 3,4; Senior Class President
4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track
2,3,
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SANDRA ELIZABETH MOTTA
"San"
Colon, Rep. de Panama
Vice President
December 23, 1939
"Dream Girl"
Student Association, Treasurer 3; Athletic
Council 1; National Honor Society 3,4;
Thespian 3,4; President 4; Girls Athletic As-
sociation 2,3,4; Caribe Club 3,4; Secretary;
Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; ROTC Sponsor 4; Dance
Committees 2,3,4; Assembly Committees 1,
2,3,4; Dramatics Club 1,2,3,4, Vice President;
Class Officer, Vice President 4; Volleyball
Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Softball Intramurals 1,2,
3,4; Basketball Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Volley-
ball All-Stars 1,2,3,4; Softball All-Stars 2,3;
Basketball 2,3; Football Queen 4; Plays, "Years
Ago"; Sabrina Fair"; "What a Life"; "Life
With, Mother"; Girls' State 3, Lt. Gov. Girls
Nation 3; Student Association Service Award
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KATHLEENE BREDE
"Bude"
Portland, Oregon
June 20, 1939
"Unforgettable, That's What You Are"
Girls Athletic Association 3,4; Dance Com-
mittees 1,2,3,4; Assembly Committees 1,2,3,4;
Dramatics Club 1,2,3,4; Camera Club 2,3;
Senior Class Secretary 4; Volleyball All-Stars
3,4; Softball All-Stars 3; Homecoming Court 4;
Glee Club 1,2; Office Assistant 4; Intramural
basketball 1,2,3,4; Intramural volleyball 1,2,
3,4; Intramural softball 1,2.3; Baccalaureate
and Commencement 3, Driving Course 4; Pep
e.- Club 1; Girls State 3.
PATRICIA ANN MAEDL
"Pat'
Colon Rep. de Panama
June 21, 1939
"A Pretty Girl Is Like A Melody"
Homeroom Representative 1,2; National Honor
'1Society 4; Girls Athletic Association 2,3,4;
Cheerleader 2,3,4; ROTC Sponsor 4; Dance
Committees 1,2,3,4; Assembly Committees 1,
2,3,4; Dramatics Club 1,2,3,4, "Swing Fever"
Secretary of Junior Class; Class Officer 4;
Treasurer; Band, Orchestra 1,2,3,4; Intramurals
1,2,3,4; Volleyball All-Stars 2,3; Softball All-
Stars 1,2,3,4; Basketball All-Stars 2,3; Girls'
State 3; Swimming 3; Jr.-Sr. Prom 3; Com-
- mencement and Baccalaureate Committee 3.
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EMMA-LEE BLAYLACK
"Emma-Lou"
Slidell, Louisiana
January 13, 1939
"Little Things Mean A Lot"
4H Club; Freshman Club; Home Economics
Club.
JOHN MICHAEL BRIANS
"Mike"
Nampa, Idaho
September 6, 1939
"I've Got You Under My Skin"
Rifle Club, 1,2,3,4; President 2,3,4; ROTC
1; Football 2,3,4; Baseball 3,4; Assembly Com-
mittees 4.
KENNETH MELVIN BROWN
"Ken"
Tomah, Wisconsin
April 21, 1938
"Young Man, Young Man'
ROTC 2,4; Football 2,3; Baseball 2,3; Dance
Committees 4.
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JEANNE ANNE CHAMBERS
"Jean"
Colon, Republic de Panama
"Jeannie, With the Light Brown Hair"
Homeroom Representative 4; National Honor
Society 4, President; Girls' Athletic Associa-
tion 2,3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 4; Caribe Club
2,3,4; Torrid Zone Wizard 2,3,4; Dance Com-
mittees 1,2,3,4; Assembly Committees 2,3,4;
Intramural volleyball 1,2,3,4; Intramural bas-
ketball 1,2,3,4; Intramural softball 1,2,3,4;
Basketball Allstars 2,3; Volleyball Allstars 4;
Bowling 3; Brawl Coach 3; Girls' State 3; Driv-
ing Course 4; Baccalaureate and Commencement
3; Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee 3; Christmas Dance
Committee 4.
WILSON CUT ING CHONG
San Francisco, California
November 5, 19)37
"C" Club 3,4; ROTC 3,4; Dance Committees
4; Track mgr. 3; Football mgr. 4; Orchestra
mgr. 3,4; Band mgr. 3,4; Gym 1,2.
RONALD LEON CHOY
"Ronnie"
Panama, Republic de Panama
December 10, 1938
"Soldier Boy"
ROTC 3; Intramural basketball 3,4; Intramural
soccer 3,4.
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JOHN BARTHOLD COFFEY
"Beano"
Colon, Republic de Panama
"You're the Cream In My Coffee"
Athletic Council 1; ROTC, 3; Dance Com-
mirttes 1,4; Football 1,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4;
Basketball 2; Jr.-Sr. Prom 3.
MARGERY ANN CONNARD
"Margie"
Minneapolis, Minnesota
June 23, 1938
"I'm Always Thinking 'bout You Margie"
Cheerleader 4; Dance Committee 3; Intra-
murals 1,2,3,4; Volleyball All-Stars 3,4; Glee
Club 1,2; Band 3,4.
DENNIS 16fAI nc(ORRIGAN
Colon, Republic of Panama
September 13, 1939
"My Ideal"
ROTC 1,2,3; Dance Committees 1,2,3,4; As-
sembly Committees 4; Jr.-Sr. Prom 3; Christmas
Dance 4; Opening Day Assembly and Dance 4.
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BRIAN MICHAEL COX
S"Bri"
Colon, Republic de Panama
February 22, 1939
"A Good Man Is Hard to Find"
President Student Association 4; Homeroom
c ~~-"a Representative 2; Athletic Council 3; Thespian
3,4; "21" Club 2,3,4; Torrid Zone Wizard
2,3,4, Vice President 3; ROTC 1,2,3,4; Dance
4 Committees 1,3,4; Assembly Committees 1,2,
3,4; Vice-President Junior Class 3; Dramatics
Club 1,2,3,4; Historian 4; Play Productions,
i "The Bat", "Sorry Wrong Number," 2; "Sab-
.f rina Fair," 3; "What a Life,". 3; "Heat Light-
~ ning," 3; "Life With Mother," 4; Drama
Festival 2,3; Best Actor Award 3; F.T.A. 3;
Jr.-Sr. Prom 3; Intramural Sports, Football 2;
Softball 2; Track 2,4; Swimming 1,2,3,4;
Orchestra 1,2,3; Band 2,3; Glee Club 3; Music
Award 3; Boys' State 3; Boys' Nation 3.
: BERNARD J. CRAIG JR.
:* "Bernie"
Colon, Republic de Panama
January 16, 1939)
Sc ROTC 1; Football 4; Baseball 3; Assembly
Committees 1,3; Track 2.
C21a aRAYMOND CO WAY CROFT
Darby, Pennsylvania
(4r k July 31, 1939
p "I Get A Kick Out of You'
Homeroom Representative 4; Athletic Council
f ~2; "C"' Club 3,4; Rifle Club 2,3,4; Dance
Committees 2,3,4; Assembly Committees 1,2,
g) 3,4; Dramatics Club 1; Football Varsity 1,3,4;
Baseball 2,3,4; J.V. basketball 2; swimming,2
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MARY LOUISE DAILEY
"Mary Lou"
Panama City
January 31, 1940
"All Aglow Again"
Council 3; Dramatics Club 1; Girls'
Athletic
State 3.
BARRY L. DAVISON
Longmont, Colorado
"Delightful to Know"
"21" Club, 1,2,3,4; 1st prize essay, 2nd prize
essay 3; Rifle Club 1,2,3,4; Assembly com-
mittees 2,4; Dramatics Club 2,3,4; Football
1,2,3,4; Varsity 3,4; Swimming 1,2,3,4; Bowl-
ing 2; Basketball Jr. Varsity 1; Track 2; Band
1,2,3,4; Orchestra 1,2,3,4; Fr. Soph. Brawl Ref.
3,4; Intramural basketball 2,4; "C" Club 3,4;
All C.Z. Football Team 4; Jr. High Football
Coach 3,4; Baccalaurea'te and Commencement 3.
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NORMAN BENJAMIN DIALS
"Bennie"
Columbus, Georgia
November 11, 1938
"Music Maestro, Please"
ROTC 2,3,4; Battalion Commander 4; Senior
Assembly 4; 1st squad field night 3; John
Phillip Sousa Band award 3.
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Long Island, New York
;a May 19, 1939
"5 Foot 2, Eyes of Blue,
Oh What Those 5 Feet Can Do"
I~rpManhattan High School, Kansas 2; Caribe 3
Club 3,4, Historian 4; Cheerleader 4; Pep Club-
1; Dance Committees 1,2,3,4; Assembly Com- .~
mittees 1,2,3,4; Dramatics Club 1,2,3,4; CD
Nurses Aide 4, Vice President 4; Class Treas-
urer 3; Glee Club 3; Girls' State 3; Drivers
Training 2; Commencement and Baccalaureate
3; Intramurals 1,3,4; Vlebl lsas4
g Orchestra 1; Football Queen's Court 4.Vlebl lsa 4
BARBARA LOUISE GEGG
"Bunchy"
Colon, Republic of Panama
October 2, 1939
"If the Nightingales Could Sing Like You,
;a They'd Sing Much Sweeter Than They Do"
Eureka High School, California 1; S.A. Treas-
urer 4; National Honor Society Treasurer 4;
Thespian 3,4, Vice President 4; G.A.A. 3,4;
Caribe Club 2,3,4, President 3; Torrid Zone
Wizard 3,4, Vice President 4; Dance Com-
mittees 2,3,4; Dramatics Club 2,3,4, President .
4; Drivers Training 4; Baccalaureate and
Commencement 3; Girls' State 3; Brawl Coach
3; Glee Club 2,3,4; Intramurals 2,3,4; Basket-
ball Allstars 2; Baseball Allstars 3; Volleyball
Allstars Manager 4; Assemby Committees.2,3,4.
~~ LYNDA LOU GEYER
".Lynda"
Reading, Pennsylvania
September 30, 1939
"I Count All The Charms About Lynda"
5-~LLArt Honor Society 1; Pep Club 1,2; Camera
~g Club 1,2; Library Assistant 3; Glee Club 2,3;
Dramatics Club 1,2,3,4; "Sabrina Fair`"; "Life
With Mother"; Driver's Training Course 4;
Mock Election 4; Dance Committees 1,2,3,4;
Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4; Top Ten, Volleyball
\ 3; Swimming Team 1,2.
BOBBY JOE WILLIFORD
"Bob"
Pope, Mississippi
January 12, 1939
"When I Grow Too Old to Dream"
I'11 Have You to Remember"
Homeroom Representative 1; Athletic Council
2; ROTC 1,2,3; Dance Committees 1,2,3,4;
Assembly Committees 2,3,4; Class President 3;
Football 2,
PHILIP STEPHEN HADARITS
"Willie"
Cleveland, Ohio
"Giant"
ROTC 1,2,3,4; Dance Committees 3,4; Band
1,2,3,4; Orchestra 1,2,3,4; Boys' State 3.
JAMES ROBERT HANNA
"Jim"
Colon, Republic of Panama
November 9, 1939
"It Had To Be You'
Dance Committees 1,2,3,4; ROTC 1,2,3,4; As-
sembly Committees 3,4.
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JO ANN HARTE
"Cis"
Daytona Beach, Florida
November 16, 1938
"Hey There, You With The Stars
In Your Eyes
Athletic Council 4; Dance Committees 3; As-
sembly Committees 2; Dramatics 4; Jr.-Sr.
Prom 3; Girls' State 3; Library Assistant 4;
Volleyball Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Softball Intra-
murals 3; Basketball Intramurals 1,2,3,4.
DEAN DOUGLAS HAUSE
"Gooey"
Hagerstown, Maryland
January 12. 1940
"And What Did I Do.
I Thought About You
Athletic Council 4: Rifle Club 1,2,3,4; Demo
cratic Presidential Elector 4; Homeroom Alter
nate 4.
DOROTHY L. HAUSER
"Dots"
Colon, R~epublic of Panama
June 24, 1939
"When You're Smiling
Dance Committees 2,4; Assembly Committees
2.3,4; Orchestra 1; Glee Club 1; Softball All-
stars 2; Volley ball 1,2; Softball 1,2; Basket-
ball 1,2.
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LAMOINE EDSON WERLEIN
"Lam"
Mondovi, Wisconsin
September 12, 1939
"Teen-age Prayer"
"21" Club 1,2,3,4; "C" Club 2,3,4; ROTC
1,2,3,4; Dance Committees 3,4; Assembly
Committees 1,2,3,4; Track Team 2,3,4; Play
"What a Life" 3, "Life With Mother" 4;
Soccer 3.
TED J. HERRMAN
"Fingers"
New York City, N. Y.
July 25, 1939
"Memories of You'
ROTC 1,2,3,4; Dance Committees 4; Assembly
Committees 1,2,3,4; Driving Class 4; Water
Polo 1.
SANDRA ELAINE HUGHES
"Sandy"
Ancon, Canal Zone
August 11, 1939
"With a Song In My Heart"
Cheerleader 3; Dance Committees 1,2,3,4;
Assembly Committees 2,3,4; Dramatic Club 3;
"The Bat" Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Intramural
Sports 1,2,3,4.
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FRED) MAYNARD JOHNSON
"Checalo"
Abilene, Texas
April 14, 1939
"Johnson's Rag"
Home Room Representative 3: Homeroom Al-
ternate 2; ROTC 1,2,3,4; Dance Committees
2,3,4; Assembly Committees 2,3,4: Football
2; Play Productions 3,4, "What a Life", "Life
With Mother".
GAIL ARDENE JOHNSON
"Bunny"
Augusta, Georgia
May 18, 1939
"Getting to K~now You
Glee Club 3.
MARCELA ISABEL LEIGNADIER
"Butsy"
Colon, Panama
September 10, 1938
"Song is You"
Dramatics Club 4; Intramural Sports 2,3,4;
Dance Committees 2,3; Glee Club 3; Bac-
calaureate and Commencement 3.
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ALICE PRUDENCE LIM
"Butch"
Puerto Armuelles, Chitiqui
December 11, 1938
"I've Got Rythym'
S.A. Secretary 4; Homeroom Representative
2,3; National H~onor Society 3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,
3,4; Vice President 4; Caribe Club 3,4, Presi-
dent 4; Dance Committees 1,2,3,4; Assembly
Committees 1,2,3,4; Dramatics Club 1,2,3,4;
Secretary 4; Volleyball All-Stars 1,2,3,4; Base-
ball All-Stars 1,2,3.
CATHARINE CARLSEN LINDSEY
"Cathy"
Washington, D.C.
July 21, 1939
"I've Told Every Little Star
Just How PWonderful You Are"
National Honor Society 4; Torrid Zone Wizard
2,3,4; Dance Committees 1,2,3,4; Assembly
Committees 2,3,4; Dramatics Club 1,2,3,4;
"Sabrina Fair"; Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4;
Basketball All-Stars Manager 3; Orchestra 2,
3,4; Glee Club 1; Campaign Manager 2,3.
JAMES PAUL LONG
"Jim"
Meadville, Pennsylvania
May 15, 1939
"He's My Guy"
ROTC 1; Football 2,3; Basketball 1,2; Soccer 3.
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TERRY LEE LOUIS
"Terry"
Brownsville, Pennsylvania
May 13, 1939
"Sophisticated Lady"
Homeroom Representative 4; Athletic Council
3; National Honor Society 4; Thespian 2,3,4;
Caribe Club 3; Torrid Zone Wizard 2,3,4;
Dance Committees 1; Assembly Committees
1,2,3,4; Dramatics Club 1,2,3,4; Intramurals
1,2,4; Swimming 2,3; Best Actress Award 3;
Plays 1,2,3,4.
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ROBERT FRANKLIN LOWE
'Bob"
King George County, Virginia
January 20, 193X
"In the Mood"
"C" Club 2,3,4; ROTC 1,2; Assembly Com-
mittees 1,2,3,4; Football 1,3,4; Basketball 1,2,
3,4; Track 1,2,3,4.
GAIL B. MacPHERSON
Bellerose, Long Island, New York
February 7, 193S
"Earth Angel"
Dance Committees 3; Volleyball Intramurals
1,2,3,4: All-Stars 4; Basketball Intramurals 1,2,
3,4; All-Stars 2; Softball Intramurals 1,2,3,4;
Manager 2.
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GEORGE ANTOINE MERCIER
"Toto"
Panama City, Republic of Panama
June 13, 1939
"Something Wonderful"
"21" Club 1,2,3; Sec. Treas. 4; President; Tor-
rid Zone Wizard 3,4, President; Assembly
Committees 3,4; Football 2,3; Basketball 3,4;
Intramural Soccer 3; Intramural Basketball 1,
2,3; Boys' State 3.
HENRY MIZRACHI
"Quiqui"
Colon, Republic do Panama
January 4, 1938
"Dance With Me Henry"
ROTC 1,2; Assembly Committees 3; Dramatics
Club 1; Class Officer, President 1; Track 1,2.
MARY PATRICIA MORLAND
"Meyer"
Colon, Republic de Panama
May 9, 1939
"Too Marvelous For Words"
Girls Athletic Association 3,4; Cheerleader 2,
3,4; ROTC Battalion Sponsor 4; Dance Com-
mittees 1,2,3,4; Dramatics Club 1,2,3,4; Pep
Club 1; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; All-Stars 3,4.
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SAMUEL G NEWHARD
"Mule"
Ancon, Canal Zone
April 23, 1939
"I Whistle A Happy Tune"
Athletic Council 3; "C" Club 3,4; ROTC
1,2,3,4; Dance Committees 1,2,3,4; Assembly
Committees 2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Baseball 3;
Track Manager 3.
DONALD LEE NOLAN
"Donnie"
Colon, Republic de Panama
June 19, 1938
"Ain't We Got Fun"
Rifle Club 1; ROTC 1,3,4.
PATRICIA ELAINE PECK
"Pat"
Almirante, Republic de Panama
July 6, 1939
"Ain't She Sweet"
Caribe Club 4; Rifle Club 3,4; Torrid Zone
Wizard 2,3,4, Secretary; Dance Committees
2,3; Assembly Committees 2,3,4; Dramatics
Club 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1,2,4; Band, Orchestra
1,2,3,4; Play Committees 1,2,3,4; Civil De-
fense 3.
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FREDERICK JOHN PRITHAM
"Freddy"
Geenville, Maine
January 26, 1938
"Freddy, You Are My Inspiration"
Rifle Club 2; ROTC 1,2,3,4.
MARTHA JEAN PRYOR
"Spurs"
Rowher, Arkansas
December 20, 1939
"You Are My Sunshine'
Girl Athletic Rep. 1; Girls' Athletic Asso. 1;
Dance Committees 1,2; Assembly Committees
1,2; Dramatics Club 1; Band &( Orchestra 1,2,
3,4; Intramurals 4; Volleyball 4.
RACHEL BARBARA RADEL
"Rach"
Colon, Republic de Panama
August 18, 1939
"Exactly Like You
Girls' Athletic Asso. 2,3,4; Dance Committees
1; Camera Club 1; Pep Club 1; Intramurals
1,2,3; Glee Club 1,2,3; Cafeteria 4.
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DANIEL F. RAMSEY
Pagosa S rna Colorado
March 3, 1938
"All I Do the Whole Day Through,
Is Dream of You'
"C" Club 2,3,4; ROTC 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2;
Baseball 1,2,3; Basketball Manager 2,3.
WILLIAM ARTHUR RANKIN
"Bill"
New York, New York
Apil 19, 1939
'Mr. Touchdown"
Athletic Council 1,3,4; "C" Club 2,3.4; ROTC
1,3; Dance Committees 1,2,3; Assembly Com-
mittees 2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 3;
Basketball Intramurals 1,2; Basketball 3; Track
2,3; Soccer 3.
ERNEST JERRY ROBNETT
"Hip Hump Mc Gundy"
Nashville, Tennessee
March 31, 1937
"My Buddy"
Basketball 1,2,3; Football 1,2,3; Athletic Coun-
cil 1,2,3; "~B" Club 1,2,3.
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NELLO JOSE ROSANIA
"Nello"
Colon, Republic de Panama
March 4, 1939
"There'll Never Be Another You"
"2 l" Club 3,4; Dance Committees 1,2,3; As-
sembly Committees 1,2,3.
ALVARO GONZALO SABORIO
San Jose, Costa Rica
March 30, 1937
"Wonderful One"
ROTC 1,2,3,4; Dance Committees 3,4; Assem-
bly Committees 4; Intramural Soccer 3,4; In-
tramural Basketball 2; Glee Club 1,3,4.
CAROLYN JEANNE SANDERS
Colon, Republic de Panama
December 16, 1939
"Fine and Dandy, Sugar Candy"
Girls' Athletic Association 1,2,3, President 4;
Homeroom Representative 3; Cheerleader 4;
Dance Committees 2,3; Homecoming Court
4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; "B" League Volley Ball
Allstars 1,2,3; "A" League 4; Basketball All-
stars "B" League 1,2,3; Softball Allstars "B"
League 3.
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JEFFERY FRANKLIN SLAUGHTER
"Jeff"
Kingsville, Texas
December 5, 1939
"Man With a Horn"
ROTC 1,2,3,4; Dramatics Club 4; Football 1,
3,4; Opening Day Assembly 4; Band 1,2,3;
Orchestra 3.
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"Big Ed"
Colon, Republic de Panama
July 13, 1937
"Tall Boy"
"C" Club Treasurer 1,2.3,4; ROTC 1,2,3; As-
sembly Committees 1,2,3,4.
DAVID STEALEY STANLEY
"Dave"
Parkersburg, West Virginia
March 19), 1939
"Out of My Dreams"
Rifle Club 1,2,3,4; ROTC 1,2,3,4; Assembly
Committees 3,4.
KENNETH SCOTT STONE
v oKidney"
Ancon, Canal Zone
March 20, 1939
"Ain't Misbehavin"
ROTC 1; Dance Committees 1,2; Assembly
Committees 1,2; Football 1,2,3,4.
JANET COLLEEN SWICEGOOD
"Jan"
Lexington, North Carolina
September 27, 1939
"Sugar Sweet" a"
Class Secretary-Treasurer 1; Dance Committees
1,2,3,4; Assembly Committees 1,2,3,4; Dra-
matics Club 2,3,4; Intramural Volleyball 1,2, i
3,4; All-Stars 4; Intramural Softball 2,3,4; -j
Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baccalaureate
and Commencement 3; Christmas Dance 4; Jr.-
Sr. Prom 3; Usherette for music programs and
plays 2,3,4; Band 1,2; Orchestra Secretary 2;
Top Ten Sports Award 2,3; Girls State 3;
Driving Course 4; Jr. High Volleyball Allstar
Coach 3.
JEANETTE CORNELLA SWICEGOOD
Red "....,
Lexington, North Carolina
September 27, 1939
"Sweet and Gentle"
Girls' Athletic Association 1,2,3,4; Caribe Club
3,4; Torrid Zone Wizard 2,3,4; Dance Com-
mittees 1,2,3,4; Assembly Committees 1,2,3,4;
Volleyball Allstars 1,2,3,4; Basketball Allstars
1,2,3; Band 1,2; Intramural volleyball 1,2,3,4;
Intramural basketball 1,2,3,4; Intramural soft-
ball 1,3; CD, Secretary 3; Tradewind and
Caribbean Staff 4; Commencement and Bac-
calaureate 3; Jr.-Sr. Prom 3; Christmas Dance
1111 4; Girls' State 3; Driving course 4.
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JUDITH THIRLWALL TIPTON
"Noodle"
Panama City, Panama
October 5, 1939
"Sweet Brown Eyed Baby"
Girls' Athletic Asso. 1,2,3.4; ROTC Z onsor
4; Assembly Committees 1,2,4: Dance Com-
mittees 2,3; "B" League Volleyball All Stars
1.2,3; "B" League Basketball Allstars 1,2,3;
"B" League Softball Allstars 1,2,3; Volleyball
Intramurals 1,2,3,4, Team Captain 4; Basket-
ball Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Softball Intramurals
1,2,3,4; Jamboree Queen 4.
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ROSS JAMES TOBIN
"Butch"
Brockton, Massachusetts
June 6, 19)39
"Oh, That Towering Feeling"
Football 2,3; Baseball 3; Junior Varsity Basket-
ball 3.
ROSALIE ANN VOWELL
"Johnny"
Kitts, Kentucky
February 25, 1938
Dance Committees 3; Assembly Committees
1,2.
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New York, New York
November 3, 1938
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MILTON JOSEPH GROVER
"Milt"
Rice Lake, Wisconsin
February 4, 1940
"An irresistible Force Such As You"
S.A. Asst. Treasurer 3; Athletic Council 3;
"C" Club 3,4; ROTC 1,2,3; Assembly Com-
4 mittees 1,2,3,4; tVice President Sophomore
Class; Football 2,3,4; Baseball 3,4; Track 2,3;
J.V. Basketball 2,3.
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We, the Senior Class of 1957, being irresponsible, unpredictable, and eccentric,
do hereby depose that wve voluntarily grant to the unfortunate underclassmen our most.
treasured possessions in our last will and testament.
EMMA-LEE BLAYLACK--leaves her personality to all the Juniors.
KATHLEENE BREDE--leaves her loose jitterbug steps to her sister, Ann.
JEANNE ANNE CHAMBERS--leaves her ability to tackle Physics to Mandy Donohue.
MARGERY ANN CONNARD--leaves her 221/2 inch waist formula to Marguerite Engelke.
MARY LOUISE DAILEY--leaves her ability to sneeze in Miss Anderson's class to Lois Stevens.
G ~DIANNE MARIE GEDDES--leaves her haircut to Marilyn Smith.
BARBARA LOUISE GEGG--leaves her long, straight (??.) hair to Marie Bleakley (Marisie).
LYNDA LOU GEYER--leaves her freckles to any unsuspecting fair complexioned Junior.
JOAN AT -lae hrsnsie opexo o onCofy
1DOROTkY L. HAUSER--leaves her knowledge in Physics (if any) to Steffi Beck.
SANDRA ELAINE HUGHES--leaves her ability to be late for the bus every day to Barbara Gales.
GAIL ARDENE JOHNSON--leaves her free school time to Arlene Straitt.
MARCELA ISABEL LEIGNADIER--leaves everything.
SALICE PRUDENCE LIM--leaves her position as S. A. Secretary to Ann Brede.
CATHARINE CARLSEN LINDSEY--just leaves.
TERRY LEE LOUIS--leaves her pink M.G. to Marvel Davison.
GAIL B. MacPHERSON-lieaves her driving ability to Joe White.
PATRICIA ANN MAEDL--leaves her height to Grace Argo.
MARY PATRICIA MORLAND--leaves her pony tail to Nancy Gibson.
SSANDRA ELIZABETH MOTTA--leaves her husky voice to Steffi Beck.
PATRICIA ELAINE PECK--leaves her red dress to the kids at the lunch table.
MARTHA JEAN PRYOR--leaves her Southern accent to some hick Junior.
S RACHEL BARBARA RADEL---leaves the whole school to her sister, Rosalie.
CAROLYN JEANNE SANDERS--leaves her place in the Homecoming Court to any lucky Junior girl.
JANET COLLEEN SWJlICEGOOD--leaves her camera shyness to Ann Field.
JEANETTE CORNELIA SWICEGOOD--leaves her badminton championship to Wendy Cotton, the co-champ.
JUDITH THIRWALL TIPTON--leaves willingly.
ROSALIE ANN VOWELL--leaves her pin-curls to any Junior in gym.
JOHN MICHAEL BRIANS-just leaves.
KENNETH MELVIN BROWN--leaves his noon football game to anybody who wants to get
warmed up.
WILSON CUTTING CHONG--leaves basketball to all good sportsmen.
JOHN EARTHOLD COFFEY--leaves his reserved seat in Mr. Beck's office to Robin Morland.
DENNIS McCLAIN CORRIGAN--gladly leaves.
B ~BRIAN MICHAEL COX--leaves his love for going barefoot to Ann Brede or John Forrest and
the unworn shoes to Steffi Beck.
BERNARD CRAIG--just leaves.
ORAYMOND CON\WAY CROFT--leaves his fullback position to Keith Kulig.
BARRY L. DAVISON--leaves his violin seat to Bill Gibson.
NORMAN BENJAMIN DIALS--leaves his motorcycle chick runs to Jerry Dockery.
MILTON JOSEPH GROVER--leaves his gift from Bill Price to Jim Palumbo.
PHILIP STEPHEN HADARITS--leaves his baritone horn to whoever wants it.
JAMES ROBERT HANNA--leaves all his troubles to the Class of 58.
DEAN DOUGLAS HAUSE--leaves his ability to ride a scooter to any jerk that wants it.
DAVID WENDELL HAWTHORNE--leaves his ability to "Road Hog" to Chuck Crawford.
STED J. HERRMAN--leaves to the students of CHS the nicest group of teachers he ever had.
FRED MAYNARD JOHNSON--leaves his dirty locker to "Moose."
JAMES PAUL LONGO--leaves everything!
ROBERT FRANKLIN LOWE--just leaves.
GEORGE ANTOINE MERCIER--leaves his expert driving to Jimmy Brooks.
HENRY MIZRiACHI--leaves his privilege of being the only boy in advanced typing to Joe White.
SAMUEL G. NEWWHAARD-leaves CHS and all its fun to Charlie Olander and Jon McGraw.
DONALD LEE NOLAN--leaves his good grade to William Fusselman.
FREDERICK JOHN PRITHAM--leaves his carbine to Mrs. Smith so she can keep her classes small.
DANIEL F. RAMSEY--leaves the fun of teasing "Shorty" (Mrs. Smith) about the little fish she
catches to Terry Williford.
WILLIAM ARTHUR RANKIN--leaves his position in football to Dick Williams.
ERNEST JERRY ROBNETT--leaves all his tools to metal shop.
NELLO JOSE ROSANIA-lIeaves everything.
ALVARO G-ONZALO SABORIO--leaves the cifices of Member, Treasurer, Secretary, and Presi-
dent of the "After School Club" to Windy Sasso.
JEFFERY FRANKLIN SLAUGHTER---leaves his long wavy hair to Jim Brooks.
EDDIE WESLEY SMITH--leaves his basketball talent and right arm to Jimmy Brooks.
DAVID STEALEY STANLEY--leaves his innocent smile and cheerful laugh to Harry Keepers.
KENNETH SCOTT STONE--leaves his ability to drive the teachers crazy to any Junior that wants
to try.
ROSS JAMES TOBIN--leaves his luck in catching fish to Mike Stephenson.
LAMOINE EDSON WERLEIN--leaves his top button to his brother, Leroy.
GEORGE JOSEPH WETZEL--leaves his ability to skip class to Richard Phillips.
BOBBY JOE WILLIFORD--just gladly leaves . .. Thank God!
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(rop picture) Sam rjewhlrd, (bortom picture, J- Ann Harte, Ronald Choy, Jean Chambers,
Carolyn San~ers. THIRD ROW: Mary Lou Dailey, Call John-on, Lynda Geyer, Bob Williford.
FOURTH ROW: Dianne Gccides, Bri;ln Cox-. Wilson Cbong, John Coffey.
It seems only yesterday that the class of 1957 started at the bottom of the Hit
Parade, hoping to someday reach the top. It got off to a fine start, winning the Fresh-
Henry Mizrachi as its President, Wayne Wall, Vice-President and Janet Swicegood, Sec-
mittee, the officers produced an outstanding dance, the "Carnival Caper."
On September 9, 1954, as Sophomores, the Class of '57 took another victory in
Sthe Brawl. This was only the second class in many years to accomplish such a feat and
it proved that this was an above average group. The members of the class continued to
prove this when they made their wise selection of class officers: Wayne Wall, President;
Wayne was transferred to Balboa and Milton Grover assumed the position as head of
his class. The theme for the class dance was pink and black. The title was "The Star
5Dust Ball." These mighty Sophomores also produced a very successful assembly.
As Juniors, the Class of 1957 was well up on the list of top tunes. In face it was
number two with only one more step ahead. To assure success, the members of the
class elected Bob Williford as President, Brian Cox, Vice-President; Pat Maedl, Secretary
and Diane Geddes, Treasurer. An informative assembly was presented to the Student
Body on the subject of Panama's Independence. The Juniors also gave the annual
Junior-Senior Prom and Banquet which was titled, "A Venetian Masque." These pro-
ductions were well received.
morn sths!Wh tehen tedious hous ofwrkad h ejymn ied fro ledhscas ai a thor e ir thee
~former years of school, these self-made seniors had made the grade! Following the pat-
cellent job as President with the help of his officers, Sandra Motta, Vice-President;
Kathleene Brede, Secretary and Pat Maedl, Treasurer. The members of the Graduating
5Class of 1957 excelled in many fields, including Dramatics, Sports and Scholastic Activi-
ties. We are certain that this year's "Top Tunes" will be heading the list for many more
years to come.
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AT HEART
Margery Connard cried, "Take Me Out to the
Ball Game" because she wanted to see Ray Croft
pitch "A Smooth One" over the home plate at the
New York Stadium. Ross Tobin is "A Ramblin' Wreck
from Georgia Tech. Lamoine Werlein has been
named "Mr. Touchdown" of the year 1967. "Go,
Man, Go" is what everyone says when speaking of
Eddie Smith, the basketball star of the 1964
Olympics.
It seems that Dr. Philip Hadarits, who has
"The Magic Touch", has recruited that "Sweet and
Gentle" 'Kathleer. Brede to work as his special
nurse. Some of the other "High Society" nurses
working there are Jeanette Swicegood, Terry Louis,
Rosalie Vowell, and Dianne Geddes.
Henry Mizrachi, who committed the "Murder on
Tenth Avenue", was finally apprehended by that
"Flatfoot",Ken Stone. Mizrachi's accomplice, Dean
Hause, cried, "Don't Be Cruel". They got the "Heat
Wave"
Pat Maedl, who's hearing "Wedding Bells", has
her eye on some millionaire in Mississippi. The
former Rachel Radel had a "Golden Wedding" and
of course, Mary Lou Dailey, Cathy Lindsey, and
Sandra Hughes have also made up their minds as to
which male will say those "Three Little Words" to
them.
Ken Brown, Admiral aboard the U.S.S. "Hound
Dog", is trying to round up his men after a "Ten
Day Furlough". Wilson Chong, Bernard Craig, and
Bennie Dials reported with that "Anchor's Away"
look, so they set sail for "Port-au-Prince". James
Hanna and Donald Nolan, both members of the
"Fly Boy Bounce", have been seen flying around in
their jets. Even some of our female hits have joined
the service. Emma-Lee Blaylack, Lynda Geyer, and
Jo Ann Harte definitely agree that "There's Some-
thing About a Soldier", especially ones like David
Stanley and Alvaro Saborio.
James Longo and his assistant, Gail Johnson, have
discovered that the world will undergo a "Trans-
fusion" in about forty years. "Quiet Please", Marcela
Leignadier's at work! She has come to the con-
clusion, with the aid of Nello Rosania and Martha
Pryor, that slang words, such as "Be-Bob-A-Lula"
have meanings.
Oh well, "W9hatever Will Be, Will Be"!
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WHATEVER WILL BE,
WILL BE ~
As our CHS Hit Parade continues, we wonder
what the future will hold. Trying to visualize what
the list of top tunes will be, we see some of the hits
of the year 1957 being revised.
Two of the top hits, Brian Cox and David Haw-
thorne, are found managing their theater, the "Green
Door", where that great dancing team of Fred John-
son and Alice Lim do the "Rock and Roll Waltz"
along with their other dance routines. Another top
hit working there, is that singing artist, Bunchy Gegg,
who's "Sweet and Lovely" voice is famous for her
record, "Shortnin' Bread", written by "Mr. Five by
Five", Milton Grover.
Sam Newhard and Dennis Corrigan, the two
famous "Undecided" hunters weie "Stranded in the
Jungle" until Jean Chambers and Gail Macpherson,
in their "Flying Saucers", spotted them near "My
Prayer", a Bible School owned by Bill Rankin. Bob
W71illiford, a faithful member, is trying to talk George
Wetzel into building an "Ivory Tower" where they'll
have "Moments to Remember"
Dorotny Hauser, a world-known physicist, was
staying at the "Heartbreak Hotel", owned by Mary
Morland, when Dan Ramsey came to take her to
the "Darktown Strutters' Ball". Afterwards they were
going to see "The Great Pretender", Barry Davison,
in the play "Free Eats". Co-starring with him are
lanet Swicegood, Mike Brians, and that famous trio,
Ted Herrman, George Mercier, and Jeff Slaughter.
Spending "April in Portugal" are the very wealthy
Carolyn Sanders and John Coffey, who accidentally
met in "Lisbon Antiqua". After talking over old
times, they decided to visit some of the "Poor People
of Paris"--Sandra Motta, Bob Lowe, and Ronald
Choy.
Pat Peck and Fred Pritham, two great scientists,
have taken a "Slow Boat to China" to analyze dif-
ferent types of the "Fever". While there, they heard
"Brown Eyes", Judy Tipton, sing "See ya Later, Alli-
gator". On the ship coming home, the navigator,
Jerry Robnett, ran into "Stormy Weather" and they
were forced to head for "Tuxedo Junction"
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ENJOY YOURSELF S"
IT'S LATER THAN YOU THINK!
Charles Crawford
Vice-President
Alicia Donohue
Treasurer
Grace Argo
Janet Argue
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Marie Beakley
Peidet
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C!JC9 Officers
Ann Brede
Secretary
Mike An~Gerrnuller
Lester Bailey
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Fred Bath
Clovis Brackins
Alfred Chan
Daniel Conception
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Charles DeTore
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Steffi Beck
Claude Cabanillas
Joan Coffey
Linda Cunn ngham
Roger Eaton
Wayne Bath
Arnoldo Brooks
Ronald Chin
Vanessa Bazan
James Brooks
Acao Chong
Wendy Cotton
Jerry Dockety
Mary Coffey
Julia Fernandez
Nathan Fuller
Ann Field
Carol Flenniken
Bill Fusselman
Ellen Fusselman
Bill Gibson
Frances Padua
Inez Gumban
Julian Hall
Roy Hearn
Loretta Hirschfeld
William Lawrance
Sandra Jones
Harry Keepers
Connie McClain
Carole Lew
'lirginia Kleefkens
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John Forrest
Linda Cavendar
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Charles Olander
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Frank Montalvo
Eddie Pabon
Rosalie Radel
Carmen Rigby
Lance Terrell
Jack Wllloughby
Clarence Rienks
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Wendell Sasso
Terry Williford
Colleen Salter
Joe White
Arsillia Vinas
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Howdiy Withrow
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James Murray
Richard Phillips
Constantine Rusodimos
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"Go Girls Go!"
"This Little Piggy Went To Market"
"My Buddy"
"Smiles"
"We Went Sailing Along ..
"Bless All The Tackles'
"Good Nite L~adies"
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THE IMPATIENT YEARS
Kathleen Cox
Vice-President
Mdartha Johnson
Secretary-Treasurer
Ruth Anstine Pablo Apolayo Ronnie Armistead
Margaret Barber
Beth Bialkowski
William Bird
Russell Sweazer
E~laine Carden
Genraline Brewer
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Janice Brownlee
Karen Coate Barbara Connard
Esther Droste David Eberens
Frank Carrrican
SOPHOMORE S
Class Officers
Donald Humphrey
President
John Ambrose
Randy Alberga
Jack Bedwell
Ligia ArroJyo
John Boseman
Frank Alberga
Harry Bland
Robert Blair
Jalynn Carter
Mike Cunninrrham
MiLchael Darre Gratrde DeTore
Celsa Franceschi
Ronahl Fr~anke~l
Bill Halyes
Linda Erikson
Waldo Giller
Manuel Hicks
Max Hanna
Simon Karton
Joe Lorenzo
Elizabeth Halloran
Dick Hosking
Will Limkemann
Alfred Mendez
Alice Hardw~ick
Keith Kulig
Brian McNamee
Rose Lastinger
Patricia Lawson
John Marshall
Carole McNulty
Kathie O Brien
Max Sanders
Esther Miller Ella Mae Morales
Irl Sanders
Marilyn Smith
Richard Smith
Page 61
Marguerite Engelke
Nancy Gibson
Diane Hickey
Arthur Lawrance
Sdward Marshall
Jean Owen
James Santos
Jean Seaman
Tome Sellers Karen Sharick Charlene Shore
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A Sweet OMt Fashioned Girl
Hey There
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Richard Vinas John Wallace
Lais Stevns
Alice Taber
Gloria Toledano James Tresback
Richatrd Swalm
Claire White Richard Williams Ezra Yohros
Jackie Walsh Mary Lou Washabaugh Leroy Werlein
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Vice-President
Maurice Belanger
Raquel Carino
Jules Damiani
Edward Donohue
Mike Barfield
Deane Campbell
Shirley Dalton
Rafael Arosemena
Olga Buna
Brenda Daisey
Robert Dirks
Evelyn Ander~son
Ralph Blevins
Charles Cooper
Judy Butler
Rex Daisey
Jean Dockery
Marvel Davison
Martha Dolby
FRESHMEN
Class Officers
Darce Hause
President
Darien Dietz
Secretary-Treasurer
Sandra Baker
Carole Bell
Ellen Clute
Betty Davis
Sandra Dyer
Page 63
Ramona Anderson
Donald Bruce
Eileen Cox
Melvin DeVenux
Barbara Gales
Emily Hearn
Henry Wilmoth
Bill Harrison
Michael LaCroix
George Gaenssley
John Hawthorne
Peter Ender
Ada Wynne
Gerald Hilty
Paul Leignadier
Julia Glogovesan
Mike Houser
Leila Leon
Gilbert Morland
Doris Payne
Mariar Pujols
Michael McBride
Brenda Murray Andra Nash
Irene Meehan
James Pa;lumbo
Joe Pryor
Holando Pretto
Jack Sanders
Lidia Santos
Sandra Roscoe Barbara Russell
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Jack W~i liams Michelle Fernandez Melvynn Field
Ruby Hall
Felix Karpinski
Judy Gray
Robert Irwin
Charles Lyew
Dick Muncy
Carolyn Peck
Roy Rligby
Joseph Lastinger Marion Leach
Jerry McGaughey James Mc~loin
Arthur Mlay
Joan Page
Carl Newhard
John Petersen Walter Peterson Douglas Philliys
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Gene Shumate
Ernest Tyler
Kay Stone
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"In the Shoemaker s Shop'
"C'mon, Let's Get Happy"
"Hot Diggity"
"Talk of the Town"
"Only You"
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Mike Stephenson
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Marion Smith Danny Stanley
Gloria Villamarzo William Weigle
Roland Sterling
Arlene Straitt Hugo Tompkins
"Despite All the Rain and Mud"
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MARCHING ALONG TOGETHER
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Student
SAssociation
FRONT ROW (Left to Right): Charles 01ander (Assistant Treasurer),
Steffi Beck (Vice-President), Brian Cox (President), Alice Lim (Secretary),
Bunchy Gegg (Treasurer). BACK ROW: Mr. Pfau (Sponsor), Dianne
Hickey, Ruby Hall, Leroy Werlein, Wendy Cotton, Roger Eaton, Bill Gib-
son, Jeanne Chambers, Bill Hayes.
FRONT ROW (Left to Right): Charles Olander (Assistant Treas-
urer), Steffi Beck (President). BACK ROW: Ronnie Armisted, Mr.
Gregg (Sponsor), Roger Eaton, Dean Hause, Mike McBride, Janet
Argue, Julian Hall, Judy Butler, Huey Lee, Hugo Tompkins, Jo Ann
Harte, Pat Lawson, Bill Rankin.
Ath letic
Council
BACK ROW (Left to Right): Steffi Beck, Alfred Chan, Jean-
ette Swicegood, Cathy Lindsey, Bill Fusselman, Jean Chambers,
Terry Louis. FRONT ROW: Bunchy Gegg (Vice-President),
George Mercier (President), Pat Peck ( Secretary-Treasurer ).
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Torrid
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Caribe
Club
ROW 1 (Left to Right): Carol Lew, Treas-
urer, Sandra Motta (Secretary), Alice Lim
(President), Marie Bleakley (Vice-Presi-
dent), Dianne Geddes (Ristorian). ROW
2: Grace Argo, Pat Peck, Gloria Toledano,
Cathy Lindsey, Jean Seaman. ROW 3:
Terry Louis, Jeannle Chambers, Jeanette
Swicegood, Ligio Arroyo, and Karen Coate.
BACK ROW: Loretta Hirschfeld, Ellen
Fusselman, Bunchy Gegg, Steffi Beck, Ester
Miller, Kathleen Cox, Beth Bialkowski,
Judy Griffon, Miss Anderson (Sponsor).
BOTTOM ROW pictured from left to right: Terry Louis, Secretary; Jean
Chambers, President; Bunchy Gegg, Treasurer. TOP ROW pictured from
left to right: Sandra Motta; Alice Lim; Cathy Lindsey; and Pat Maedl.
BACK. TWO ROWS: (Left to Right): Peter Ender, Pablo Apolayo, Nello
Rosania, Brian Cox, Ralph Blevins, I ester Bailey, James Will, John Boseman,
Paul Leignadier, Will Limkemann, Bill Bird, Deah Hause, Roy Wyerlein,
Acao Chong, Lamoine Werlein, Clovis Brackins, and Barry Davison. FRONT
ROW pictured from left to right: George Mercier, President; Jim Brooks,
Secretary-Treasurer; Wendy Sasso, Vice President; and Mr. Stearns, Sponsor.
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FRONT ROW (Left to Right): Dianne Hickey, Colleen Salter, Norma
Ramirez, Huey Lee, Carolyn Sanders (President), Alice Lim (Vice-Presi-
dent), Pat Maedl, Mandy Donohue, Jeanette Swicegood. BACK ROW: Stef-
fi Beck, Miss June Clayton (Sponsor), Barbara Gegg, Jeanne Chambers
(Secretary-Treasurer), Linda Erickson, Alice Taber, Wendy Cotton, Mary
Morland, Kathleene Brede, Marie Bleakley, Ann Brede, Judy Tipton, Sandra
Motto, Linda Erickson.
FRONT ROW (Left to Right): Carol Flenniken (Historian), Jeanette
Swicegood (Secretary), Marilyn Smith (Second Vice-President), Dianne
Geddes (Vice-President), Kathleen Cox (President), Linda Erickson. SEC-
OND ROW: Sandra Jones, Carol Lew, Ella Mae Morales, Ada Louise Wynn,
Darien Dietz, Jean Seaman, Mary Coffey, Janice Brownle, Nancy Gibson.
THIRD ROW: Margery Connard, Eileen Cox, Mary Louise Washabaugh,
Esther Miller, Ellen Fusselman, Sandra Motta, Martha Johnson, Loretta
Hirschfeld, Janet Argue, Joan Coffey.
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SEATED (at typewriters): Alice Lim, Kathleene Brede. STANDING:
Judy Tipton, Terry Louis, Mary Morland, Carolyn Sanders.
(Left to Right): Jo Ann Harte, Barbara Gales, Ada Wynn, Darien Dietz,
Sandra Roscoe, Barbara Russel.
LIBRARY
ASSISTANTS .
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OFFICE
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"Close your moulth, Sandra,
The next fly is mine!"
(Left to Right): Dianne Geddes, Kathleen
Brede, Sandra Motta, Pat Maedl, Barry Davi-
son, Jeanette Swicegood, Jean Chambers.
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"What are you looking
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FRONT ROW (Left to Right): Irene Meehan, Pat Peck, Ella Mae Morales,
Cathy Lindsey, Kathleene Brede, Alice Lim (Secretary), Sandra Motta (Vice-
President, Bunchy Gegg (President), Terry Louis, Janet Swicegood, Dianne
Geddes, Ester Miller, Clair White. SECOND ROW: Barry Davison, Pat
Lawson, Beth Bialkowski, Marguerite Engelk~e, Jean Seaman, Eileen Cox, K~ath-
leen Cox, Linda Erickson, Nancy Gibson, Mary Lou Washabaugh, Brian
Cox. THIRD ROWX: Ellen Clute, Dianne Hickey, Judy Gray, Judy Butler,
Jean Owen, Marilyn Smith, Gloria Toledano, Katy O'Brien, Barbara Russel,
Jo Ann Harte, Pauline Dockery, Sandra Baker, Michelle Fernandez.
FOURTH ROW: Carolyn Peck, Lelia Leon, Andrea Nash, Steffi Beck,
Marvel Davison, Joan Page, Bill Hayes, Darien Dietz, Darce Hause, Leroy
Werlein, Marie Bleakley, Grace Argo, Randy Alberga. BACK ROW: Lynda
Geyer, Loretta Hirschfeld, Marcella Leignadier, Alfred Chan, Bill Lawrence.
FRONT RO`W: Terry Louis (Secretary), Bunchy Gegg (Vice-President),
Sandra Motta (President). BACK ROW: Brian Cox, Steffi Beck, Bill Law-
rence, Marie Bleakley, and Barry Davison.
Page 74
DRAMATIC
CLUB
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John Ambrose
Rosalie Radel
Linda Cunningham
Mike Brians
Judy Griffon
William Gibson
Mr. Noel Gibson
James Murray Barry D~avison
Lance Terrell
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Who is he? None other than TREVOR SIMONS.
Words can't express the gratitude he deserves for all
his untiring effort. He writes our sports column, he
watches the boys practice whenever he can, and he
always helps with the ticket sales to our sports activi-
ties. For all this, his only gain is the friendship of the
students.
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The seventh annual Jamboree was held at Mt. Hope stadium on September 28
at 7:00. Queen Judy I was Cristobal High School's queen at this gala affair. Balboa
High School won the trophy with 14 points, Cristobal was second with 7 points,
Athletic Club was third with 6 points, Junior College was last with 0 points.
JAMBOREE
YEA TEAM FIGHT!!!
With this opening the 1956-57 Cheerleaders,
Dianne Geddes, Sandra Motta, Margery Connard,
Steffie Beck, Colleen Salter, Carolyn Sanders, Mary
Morland, and Pat Maedl, with Dale Scott as Mas-
cot and June Clayton as sponsor, set a record year.
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Jamnboree: Balboa 14, Cristobal 7,
Athletic Club 6, College 0.
Cristobal 14 Ir. College 0
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Cristobatl 7 Athletic Club 7
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ESome Enchanted Evening P
On the night of Novembe~r 10th, the
an nlual Homecoming Coronation
Dance wias held. Entering first was
Princess Dianne Geddes (top left, op-
posite page), Princess of the Daisies,
and Daughter of the Evening, wearing
an ice blue gown. She was escorted
by David Hawthorne, Master of the
Sneak and Caller of the Plays. Then
Princess Carolyn Sanders (top right,
opposite page) Princess of the Lilies,
and Daughter of the Sunset, wearing
a misty blue gown entered, escorted
by William Rankin, Master of the
Acrobats and Chief of the Swivel Hips.
Princess Mary Morland (bottom left, L
opposite page), Princess of the Roses,
and Daughter of the Sunrise, wearing
a royal blue gown, entered, escorted by pibi.
John Coffey, Killer of the Bulldogs, d
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Princess Kathleen Brede, (bottom -. *~
right, opposite page) Princess of the '
Orchid and Daughter of the No-n-
day Sun, wearing a midnight-blueic
gown, entered, escorted by Mike:l
Grover, Chief of the Single Wing 3nd
Master of the Bucket-heads. Then en
tered, Queery Sandra Motta, (right~
owner of the Flowers, Daughter of the
Jewels, Lady of the Night and Ruler
of C.H.S., wearing a white gown es-i
corted by Lamoine Werlein, Kniphr
of the Blue and Gold, Chief of the
Leftouts and Master of the Waybar.ks~
In the name of the 1956-57 Footba~ll
team, Lamoine crowned Sandra.l
"QUEEN SANDRA I."
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BACK ROW (Left to Right): Robert Lowe, David Haw-
throne, Eddie Smith, Ross Tobin, Danny Mock. FRONT ROW:
Eddie Pabon, John Boseman, Wendell Sasso, and Ronald Chin.
Hir them high.
Hit them low~.
Come on team, let's go!
(Moe's theme song)
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BASKETBALL 1956-57
.
Pictured (Top to Bottom): Eddie
Pabon, Eddie Smith, David Haw-
throne, Ross Tobin, Wendell Sasso,
Danny Mock and Robert Lowe.
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Gibson, Chuck Crawford, Dick Williams, Mike Brians,
Sam Newhard, Ross Tobin, Barry Davison, Arnold Brooks
(Mgr.) FRONT ROWC: Claud Cabanillas, Jon McGraw,
Danny Mock, \Windy Sasso, Donald Humphrey, Ralph
Blevins. Keith Kulig, and William Rankin.
"And when we yell, we yell like ..
P-A-L-U-M-B-O, yea coach!"
"Do you have to, coach?"
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BACK ROW, left to right: Bunchy Gegg, Colleen Salter, Linda. Cunningham,
Grace Argo, Mary Morland, Margie Connard, Alice Taber, Pat Maedl. FRONT
ROW: Marie Bleakley, Wendy Cotton, Jean Chambers, Kathleene Brede, Alice
Lim, Sandra Motta, Carolyn Sanders, Mandy Donahue. SEATED IN FRONT:
Captain Jeanette Swicegood. NOT PICTURED: Gail MacPherson.
BACK ROWEI, left to right: Grloria Toledano, Diane Hickey, Margarirce Engelke,
Dianne Geddes, Rose Ann Lastinger, Norma Ramirez, Ann Fields. FRONT
ROW: Carol Lew, Janet Sw~icegood, ~indan Erickson, Marvel Davison. Huey Lee,
Julia Fernandez. IN FRONT: Steffie Beck. NOT PICTURED: Darce Hause.
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years ago, "The Most Valuable Football Player" is a
( title coveted by all Cristobal Football men. Seven in-
terested, competent football men of the Isthmus, in-
cluding three coaches and two referees, pick the
honored student.
This year's "Most Valuable Football Player" has
been selected for his leadership, ability, and fine
spirit in competition. He played almost every min-
A ute of every game, was a key man in the backfield,
and played both offensive and defense.
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MISS ADAMARY ANDERSON
BA, Florida State College for Women
MA, University of Michigan
American Institutions
U. S. History
FTA Caribe Club Sponsor
Girls' Counselor
MISS MARGARET CLAYTON
BS, Southeastern Louisiana College
MA, Mississippi Southern College
Physical Education
Cheerleader Sponsor
GAA Sponsor
MISS JEANNE BROWN
BA, University of Missouri
MA, University of Missouri
Librarian
Library Training
National Honor Society Sponsor
MR. JACQUES COOK
BS, Miami University
MS, Ohio State University
Trigonometry
General Marh
Geometry
Algebra
Junior Class Sponsor
LT. LUKE CALLOWAY
Military II and IV
BS, U. S. Military Academy
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MR. LOUIS FATTOROSI
BA, Rutgers University
MA, Rutgers Universitv
Modern Business
English
Dramatic Club Sponsor
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M/SGT. ROBERT GARDNER
Military I
Drill Team Coach
SGT. CHARLES FINNIGAN
Military II
Rifle Team Coach
MRS. ANNE GEGG
BA, Cornell University
MA, Cornell University
Latin
French
Spanish
MR. WILLIAM GARBER
BA, Lynchburg College
Science
Math
Jr. High SA Sponsor
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MR. NOEL GIBSON
BS, Bradley University
Mechanical Drawing
Metal Shop
Rifle Club Sponsor
MR. O. E. JORSTAD
BM, Concordia Conservatory of Music
MA, University of Michigan
Orchestra
Chorus
Band
MR. EUGENE GREGG
AA, Canal Zone Junior College
BA, Colorado State College
Modern World History
Social Studies
Athletic Council Sponsor
MRS. ALFH1LD MAEDL
BA, Gustav'us Adolphus College
English
MR. JAMES HUNT
BA, Bemidji State Teachers College
English
Math
Zephyr Advisor
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MR. CARL F. MAEDL
BE, Moorhead Teachers College
MA, Columbia University
Guidance
Biology
Torrid Zone Wizards Sponsor
Boys' Counselor
MISS SOPHIE McLIMANS
BS, University of Wyoming
Household Arts
Cafeteria
MR. BERNARD MAZZONI
M.E.D., Pennsylvania State University
Algebra
Math
Journalism Ads
MR. PAUL MOSER
BS, East Stroudsburg State Teachers College
Physical Education
Health
Science
MR. ROBERT McCULLOUGH
MA, Colorado State College of Education
Early World History
Social Studies
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MR. LUKE PALUMBO
BS, Northwest Missouri State College
Physical Education
Health
"C" Club Sponsor
MR. JAMES PFAU
BS, Valley City State Teachers College
MA, University of Minnesota
Chemistry
SA Sponsor
MRS. MARGERY PETERSON
BS, New York State College for Teachers
Shorthand
Typing
SA Financial Advisor
MR. CHARLES T. REEVES
BA, Arizona State College
BS, Arizona State College
MA, Arizona State College
Woodshop
Driving Course Instructor
MRS. GRACE PFAU
BS, Valley City State Teachers College
Household Arts
English
Art
Jr. High Dramatics Club Sponsor
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MRS. STELLA RIEFKOHL
BA, New York University
MA, Columbia University
Spanish
MRS. DOROTHY SMITH
AB, Ohio Northern University
MA, Denver University
Senior Class Sponsor
MR. FREDERICK SAUR
BS, Ashland College
MA, Ohio State University
Journalism
English
Quill and Scroll Sponsor
MR. JAMES STEARNS
BS, University of Florida
MA, University of Florida
Spanish
"21" Club Sponsor
MR. KARL SHIRLEY
BA, Texas Christian University
M. Ed., West Texas State
Science
Math
Freshman Class Sponsor
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DAVID WENDELL HAWTHORNE
"Dave"
President
May 27, 1938
"You've Got the Magic Touch"
S.A. Vice President 3; Athletic Council 3;
"C" Club 2,3,4; President 4; ROTC 1,2,3,4;
Dance Committees 3,4; Senior Class President
4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track
2,3,
SANDRA ELIZABETH MOTTA
"San"
Colon, Rep. de Panama
Vice President
December 23, 1939
"Dream Girl"
Student Association, Treasurer 3; Athletic
Council 1; National Honor Society 3,4;
Thespian 3,4; President 4; Girls Athletic As-
sociation 2,3,4; Caribe Club 3,4; Secretary;
Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; ROTC Sponsor 4; Dance
Committees 2,3,4; Assembly Committees 1,
2,3,4; Dramatics Club 1,2,3,4, Vice President;
Class Officer, Vice President 4; Volleyball
Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Softball Intramurals 1,2,
3,4; Basketball Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Volley-
ball All-Stars 1,2,3,4; Softball All-Stars 2,3;
Basketball 2,3; Football Queen 4; Plays, "Years
Ago"; Sabrina Fair"; "What a Life"; "Life
With. Mother"; Girls' State 3, Lt. Gov. Girls
Nation 3; Student Association Service Award
3.
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KATHLEENE BREDE
"Bude"
Portland, Oregon
June 20, 1939
"Unforgettable, That's What You Are"
Girls Athletic Association 3,4; Dance Com-
mittees 1,2,3,4; Assembly Committees 1,2,3,4;
Dramatics Club 1,2,3,4; Camera Club 2,3;
Senior Class Secretary 4; Volleyball All-Stars
3,4; Softball All-Stars 3; Homecoming Court 4;
Glee Club 1,2; Office Assistant 4; Intramural
basketball 1,2,3,4; Intramural volleyball 1,2,
3,4; Intramural Softball 1,2,3; Baccalaureate
and Commencement 3, Driving Course 4; Pep
Club 1; Girls State 3.
PATRICIA ANN MAEDL
"Pat"
Colon Rep. de Panama
June 21, 1939
"A Pretty Girl Is Like A Melody"
Homeroom Representative 1,2; National Honor
Society 4; Girls Athletic Association 2,3,4;
Cheerleader 2,3,4; ROTC Sponsor 4; Dance
Committees 1,2,3,4; Assembly Committees 1,
2,3,4; Dramatics Club 1,2,3,4, "Swing Fever"
Secretary of Junior Class; Class Officer 4;
Treasurer; Band, Orchestra 1,2,3,4; Intramurals
1,2,3,4; Volleyball All-Stars 2,3; Softball All-
Stars 1,2,3,4; Basketball All-Stars 2,3; Girls'
State 3; Swimming 3; Jr.-Sr. Prom 3; Com-
mencement and Baccalaureate Committee 3.
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4H Club
Club.
EMMA-LEE BLAYLACK
"Emma-Lou"
Slidell, Louisiana
January 13, 1939
'Little Things Mean A Lot"
Freshman Club; Home Economics
JOHN MICHAEL BRIANS
"Mike"
Nampa, Idaho
September 6, 1939
"I've Got You Under My Skin"
Rifle Club, 1,2,3,4; President 2,3,4; ROTC
1; Football 2,3,4; Baseball 3,4; Assembly Com-
mittees 4.
KENNETH MELVIN BROWN
"Ken"
Tomah, Wisconsin
April 21, 1938
"Young Man, Young Man"
ROTC 2,4; Football 2,3; Baseball 2,3; Dance
Committees 4.
JEANNE ANNE CHAMBERS
"Jean"
Colon, Republic de Panama
"Jeannie, With the Light Brown Hair"
Homeroom Representative 4; National Honor
Society 4, President; Girls' Athletic Associa-
tion 2,3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 4; Caribe Club
2,3,4; Torrid Zone Wizard 2,3,4; Dance Com-
mittees 1,2,3,4; Assembly Committees 2,3,4;
Intramural volleyball 1,2,3,4; Intramural bas-
ketball 1,2,3,4; Intramural Softball 1,2,3,4;
Basketball Allstars 2,3; Volleyball Allstars 4;
Bowling 3; Brawl Coach 3; Girls' State 3; Driv-
ing Course 4; Baccalaureate and Commencement
3; Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee 3; Christmas Dance
Committee 4.
WILSON CUTTING CHONG
"Wiso"
San Francisco, California
November 5, 1937
"C" Club 3,4; ROTC 3,4; Dance Committees
4; Track mgr. 3; Football mgr. 4; Orchestra
mgr. 3,4; Band mgr. 3,4; Gym 1,2.
RONALD LEON CHOY
"Ronnie"
Panama, Republic de Panama
December 10, 1938
"Soldier Boy"
ROTC 3; Intramural basketball 3,4; Intramural
soccer 3,4.
JOHN BARTHOLD COFFEY
"Beano"
Colon, Republic de Panama
"You're the Cream In My Coffee"
Athletic Council 1; ROTC, 3; Dance Com-
mittees 1,4; Football 1,3.4; Baseball 1,2,3,4;
Basketball 2; Jr.-Sr. Prom 3.
MARGERY ANN CONNARD
"Margie"
Minneapolis, Minnesota
June 23, 1938
"I'm Always Thinking 'bout You Margie"
Cheerleader 4; Dance Committee 3; Intra-
murals 1,2,3,4; Volleyball All-Stars 3,4; Glee
Club 1,2; Band 3,4.
DENNIS McLAIN CORRIGAN
"Menace"
Colon, Republic of Panama
September 13, 1939
"My Ideal"
ROTC 1,2,3; Dance Committees 1,2,3,4; As-
sembly Committees 4; Jr.-Sr. Prom 3; Christmas
Dance 4; Opening Day Assembly and Dance 4.
BRIAN MICHAEL COX
"Bri"
Colon, Republic de Panama
February 22, 1939
"A Good Man Is Hard to Find"
President Student Association 4; Homeroom
Representative 2; Athletic Council 3; Thespian
3,4; "21" Club 2,3,4; Torrid Zone Wizard
2,3,4, Vice President 3; ROTC 1,2,3,4; Dance
Committees 1,3,4; Assembly Committees 1,2,
3,4; Vice-President Junior Class 3; Dramatics
Club 1,2,3,4; Historian 4; Play Productions,
"The Bat", "Sorry Wrong Number," 2; "Sab-
rina Fair," 3; "What a Life," 3; "Heat Light-
ning," 3; "Life With Mother," 4; Drama
Festival 2,3; Best Actor Award 3; F.T.A. 3
Jr.-Sr. Prom 3; Intramural Sports, Football 2
Softball 2; Track 2,4; Swimming 1,2,3,4:
Orchestra 1,2,3; Band 2,3; Glee Club 3; Music
Award 3; Boys' State 3; Boys' Nation 3.
BERNARD J. CRAIG JR.
"Bernie"
Colon, Republic de Panama
January 16, 1939
ROTC 1; Football 4; Baseball 3; Assembly
Committees 1,3; Track 2.
RAYMOND CONWAY CROFT
"Ray"
Darby, Pennsylvania
July 31, 1939
"I Get A Kick Out of You"
Hometoom Representative 4; Athletic Council
2; "C" Club 3,4; Rifle Club 2,3,4; Dance
Committees 2,3,4; Assembly Committees 1,2,
3,4; Dramatics Club 1; Football Varsity 1,3,4;
Baseball 2,3,4; J.V. basketball 2; swimming
1,2.
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MARY LOUISE DAILEY
"Mai'y Lou"
Panama City
January 31, 1940
"All Aglow Again"
Athletic Council 3; Dramatics Club 1; Girls'
State 3.
BARRY L. DAVISON
Longmont, Colorado
"Delightful to Know"
"21" Club, 1,2,3,4; 1st prize essay, 2nd prize
essay 3; Rifle Club 1,2,3,4; Assembly com-
mittees 2,4; Dramatics Club 2,3,4; Football
1,2,3,4; Varsity 3,4; Swimming 1,2,3,4; Bowl-
ing 2; Basketball Jr. Varsity 1; Track 2; Band
1,2,3,4; Orchestra 1,2,3,4; Fr. Soph. Brawl Ref.
3,4; Intramural basketball 2,4; "C" Club 3,4;
All C.Z. Football Team 4; Jr. High Football
Coach 3,4; Baccalaureate and Commencement 3.
NORMAN BENJAMIN DIALS
"Bennie"
Columbus, Georgia
November 11, 1938
"Music Maestro, Please"
ROTC 2,3,4; Battalion Commander 4; Senior
Assembly 4; 1st squad field night 3; John
Phillip Sousa Band award 3.
DIANNE MARIE GEDDES
"Di"
Long Island, New York
May 19, 1939
"5 Foot 2, Eyes of Blue,
Oh What Those 5 Feet Can Do"
Manhattan High School, Kansas 2; Catibe
Club 3,4, Histotian 4; Cheerleadet 4; Pep Club
1; Dance Committees 1,2,3,4; Assembly Com-
mittees 1,2,3,4; Dramatics Club 1,2,3,4; CD
Nutses Aide 4, Vice Ptesident 4; Class Treas-
uret 3; Glee Club 3; Girls' State 3; Drivers
Training 2; Commencement and Baccalaureate
3; Intramurals 1,3.4; Volleyball Allstars 4;
Orchestra 1; Football Queen's Qourt 4.
BARBARA LOUISE GEGG
"Bunchy"
Colon, Republic of Panama
October 2, 1939
"If the Nightingales Could Sing Like You,
They'd Sing Much Sweeter Than They Do"
Eureka High School, California 1; S.A. Treas-
urer 4; National Honor Society Treasurer 4;
Thespian 3,4, Vice President 4; G.A.A. 3,4;
Caribe Club 2,3,4, President 3; Torrid Zone
Wizard 3,4, Vice President 4; Dance Com-
mittees 2,3,4; Dtamatics Club 2,3,4, President
4; Drivers Training 4; Baccalaureate and
Commencement 3; Girls' State 3; Brawl Coach
3; Glee Club 2,3,4; Intramurals 2,3,4; Basket-
ball Allstars 2; Baseball Allstars 3; Volleyball
Allstars Manager 4; Assemby Committees 2,3,4.
LYNDA LOU GEYER
"Lynda"
Reading, Pennsylvania
September 30, 1939
"I Count All The Charms About Lynda"
Art Honor Society 1; Pep Club 1,2; Camera
Club 1,2; Library Assistant 3; Glee Club 2,3;
Dramatics Club 1,2,3,4; "Sabrina Fair"; "Life
With Mother "; Driver's Training Course 4;
Mock Election 4; Dance Committees 1,2,3,4;
Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4; Top Ten, Volleyball
3; Swimming Team 1,2.
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BOBBY JOE WILLIFORD
"Bob"
Pope, Mississippi
January 12, 1939
"When I Grow Too Old to Dream"
I'll Have You to Remember"
Homeroom Representative 1; Athletic Council
2; ROTC 1,2,3; Dance Committees 1,2,3,4;
Assembly Committees 2,3,4; Class President 3;
Football 2.
PHILIP STEPHEN HADARITS
"Willie"
Cleveland, Ohio
"Giant"
ROTC 1,2,3,4; Dance Committees 3,4; Band
1,2,3,4; Orchestra 1,2,3,4; Boys' State 3.
JAMES ROBERT HANNA
"Jim"
Colon, Republic of Panama
November 9, 1939
"It Had To Be You"
Dance Committees 1,2,3,4; ROTC 1,2,3,4; As-
sembly Committees 3,4.
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JO ANN HARTE
"Cis"
Daytona Beach, Florida
November 16, 1938
"Hey There, You With The Stars
In Your Eyes"
Athletic Council 4; Dance Committees 3; As-
sembly Committees 2; Dramatics 4; Jr.-Sr.
Prom 3; Girls' State 3; Library Assistant 4;
Volleyball Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Softball Intra-
murals 3; Basketball Intramurals 1,2,3,4.
DEAN DOUGLAS HAUSE
"Gooey"
Hagerstown, Maryland
January 12, 1940
"And What Did I Do,
I Thought About You"
Athletic Council 4; Rifle Club 1,2,3,4; Demo
cratic Presidential Elector 4; Homeroom Alter
nate 4.
DOROTHY L. HAUSER
"Dots"
Colon, Republic of Panama
June 24, 1939
"When You're Smiling"
Dance Committees 2,4; Assembly Committees
2,3,4; Orchestra 1; Glee Club 1; Softball All-
stars 2; Volley ball 1,2; Softball 1,2; Basket-
ball 1,2.
LAMOINE EDSON WERLEIN
"Lam"
Mondovi, Wisconsin
September 12, 1939
"Teen-age Prayer"
"21" Club 1,2,3,4; "C" Club 2,3,4; ROTC
1,2,3,4; Dance Committees 3,4; Assembly
Committees 1,2,3,4; Track Team 2,3,4; Play
"What a Life" 3, "Life With Mother" 4;
Soccer 3.
TED J. HERRMAN
"Fingers"
New York City, N. Y.
July 25, 1939
"Memories of You"
ROTC 1,2,3,4; Dance Committees 4;
Committees 1,2,3,4; Driving Class
Polo 1.
Assembly
4; Water
SANDRA ELAINE HUGHES
"Sandy"
Ancon, Canal Zone
August 11, 1939
"With a Song In My Heart"
Cheerleader 3; Dance Committees 1,2,3,4;
Assembly Committees 2,3,4; Dramatic Club 3;
"The Bat" Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Intramural
Sports 1,2,3,4.
FRED MAYNARD JOHNSON
"Checalo"
Abilene, Texas
April 14, 1939
"Johnson's Rag"
Home Room Representative 3; Homeroom Al-
ternate 2; ROTC 1,2,3,4; Dance Committees
2,3,4; Assembly Committees 2,3,4; Football
2; Play Productions 3,4, "What a Life", "Life
With Mother".
GAIL ARDENE JOHNSON
"Bunny"
Augusta, Georgia
May 18, 1939
"Getting to Know You"
Glee Club 3.
MARCELA ISABEL LEIGNADIER
"Butsy"
Colon, Panama
September 10, 1938
"Song is You"
Dramatics Club 4; Intramural Sports 2,3,4;
Dance Committees 2,3; Glee Club 3; Bac-
calaureate and Commencement 3.
ALICE PRUDENCE LIM
"Butch"
Puerto Armuelles, Chiriqui
December 11, 1938
"I've Got Rythym"
S.A. Secretary 4; Homeroom Representative
2,3; National Honor Society 3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,
3,4; Vice President 4; Caribe Club 3,4, Presi-
dent 4; Dance Committees 1,2,3,4; Assembly
Committees 1,2,3,4; Dramatics Club 1,2,3,4;
Secretary 4; Volleyball All-Stars 1,2,3,4; Base-
ball All-Stars 1,2,3.
CATHARINE CARLSEN LINDSEY
"Cathy"
Washington, D.C.
July 21, 1939
"I've Told Every Little Star
Just How Wonderful You Are"
National Honor Society 4; Torrid ZoneWizard
2,3,4; Dance Committees 1,2,3,4; Assembly
Committees 2,3,4; Dramatics Club 1,2,3,4;
"Sabrina Fair"; Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4;
Basketball All-Stars Manager 3; Orchestra 2,
3,4; Glee Club 1; Campaign Manager 2,3.
JAMES PAUL LONGO
"Jim"
Meadville, Pennsylvania
May 15, 1939
"He's My Guy"
ROTC 1; Football 2,3; Basketball 1,2; Soccer 3.
TERRY LEE LOUIS
"Terry"
Brownsville, Pennsylvania
May 13, 1939
"Sophisticated Lady"
Homeroom Representative 4; Athletic Council
3; National Honor Society 4; Thespian 2,3,4;
Caribe Club 3; Torrid Zone Wizard 2,3,4;
Dance Committees 1; Assembly Committees
1,2,3,4; Dramatics Club 1,2,3,4; Intramurals
1,2,4; Swimming 2,3; Best Actress Award 3;
Plays 1,2,3,4.
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ROBERT FRANKLIN LOWE
"Bob"
King George County, Virginia
January 20, 1938
"In the Mood"
"C" Club 2,3,4; ROTC 1,2; Assembly Com-
mittees 1,2,3,4; Football 1,3,4; Basketball 1,2,
3,4; Track 1,2,3,4.
GAIL B. MacPHERSON
Bellerose, Long Island, New York
February 7, 1938
"Earth Angel"
Dance Committees 3; Volleyball Intramurals
1,2,3,4; All-Stars 4; Basketball Intramurals 1,2,
3,4; All-Stars 2; Softball Intramurals 1,2,3,4;
Manager 2.
GEORGE ANTOINE MERCIER
"Toto"
Panama City, Republic of Panama
June 13, 1939
"Something Wonderful"
"21" Club 1,2,3; Sec. Treas. 4; President; Tor-
rid Zone Wizard 3,4, President; Assembly
Committees 3,4; Football 2,3; Basketball 3,4;
Intramural Soccer 3; Intramural Basketball 1,
2,3; Boys' State 3.
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HENRY MIZRACHI
"Quiqui"
Colon, Republic do Panama
January 4, 1938
"Dance With Me Henry"
ROTC 1,2; Assembly Committees 3; Dramatics
Club 1; Class Officer, President 1; Track 1,2.
MARY PATRICIA MORLAND
"Meyer"
Colon, Republic de Panama
May 9, 1939
"Too Marvelous For Words"
Girls Athletic Association 3,4; Cheerleader 2,
3,4; ROTC Battalion Sponsor 4; Dance Com-
mittees 1,2,3,4; Dramatics Club 1,2,3,4; Pep
Club 1; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; All-Stars 3,4.
SAMUEL G NEWHARD
"Mule"
Ancon, Canal Zone
April 23, 1939
"I Whistle A Happy Tune"
Athletic Council 3; "C" Club 3,4; ROTC
1,2,3,4; Dance Committees 1,2,3,4; Assembly
Committees 2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Baseball 3;
Track Manager 3.
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DONALD LEE NOLAN
"Donnie"
Colon, Republic de Panama
June 19, 1938
"Ain't We Got Fun"
Rifle Club 1; ROTC 1,3,4.
PATRICIA ELAINE PECK
"Pat"
Almirante, Republic de Panama
July 6, 1939
"Ain't She Sweet"
Canbe Club 4; Rifle Club 3,4; Torrid Zone
Wizard 2,3,4, Secretary; Dance Committees
2,3; Assembly Committees 2,3,4; Dramatics
Club 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1,2,4; Band, Orchestra
1,2,3,4; Play Committees 1,2,3,4; Civil De-
fense 3.
FREDERICK JOHN PRITHAM
"Freddy"
Geenville, Maint
January 26, 1938
"Freddy, You Are My Inspiration"
Rifle Club 2; ROTC 1,2,3,4.
MARTHA JEAN PRYOR
"Spurs"
Rowher, Arkansas
December 20, 1939
"You Are My Sunshine"
Girl Athletic Rep. 1; Girls' Athletic Asso. 1;
Dance Committees 1,2; Assembly Committees
1,2; Dramatics Club 1; Band & Orchestra 1,2,
3,4; Intramurals 4; Volleyball 4.
RACHEL BARBARA RADEL
"Rach"
Colon, Republic de Panama
August 18, 1939
"Exactly Like You"
Girls' Athletic Asso. 2,3,4; Dance Committees
1; Camera Club 1; Pep Club 1; Intramurals
1,2,3; Glee Club 1,2,3; Cafeteria 4.
DANIEL F. RAMSEY
"Dan"
Pagosa Springs, Colorado
March 3, 1938
"All I Do rhe Whole Day Through,
Is Dream of You"
"C" Club 2,3,4; ROTC 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2;
Baseball 1,2,3; Basketball Manager 2,3.
WILLIAM ARTHUR RANKIN
"Bill"
New York, New York
Apil 19, 1939
'Mr. Touchdown"
Athletic Council 1,3,4; "C" Club 2,3,4; ROTC
1,3; Dance Committees 1,2,3; Assembly Com-
mittees 2,3,4; Football
Basketball Intramurals 1
2,3; Soccer 3.
1,2,3,4; Baseball 3;
2; Basketball 3; Track
ERNEST JERRY ROBNETT
"Hip Hump Mc Gundy"
Nashville, Tennessee
March 31, 1937
"My Buddy"
Basketball 1,2,3; Football 1,2,3; Athletic Coun-
cil 1,2,3; "B" Club 1,2,3.
NELLO JOSE ROSANIA
"Nello"
Colon, Republic de Panama
March 4, 1939
"There'll Never Be Another You"
"21" Club 3,4; Dance Committees 1,2,3;
sembly Committees 1,2,3.
As-
ALVARO GONZALO SABORIO
San Jose, Costa Rica
March 30, 1937
"Wonderful One"
ROTC 1,2,3,4; Dance Commirtees 3,4; Assem-
bly Committees 4; Intramural Soccer 3,4; In-
tramural Basketball 2; Glee Club 1,3,4.
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CAROLYN JEANNE SANDERS
Colon, Republic de Panama
December 16, 1939
"Fine and Dandy, Sugar Candy"
Girls' Athletic Association 1,2,3, President 4;
Homeroom Representative 3; Cheerleader 4;
Dance Committees 2,3; Homecoming Court
4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; "B" League Volley Ball
Allstars 1,2,3; "A" League 4; Basketball All-
stars "B" League 1,2,3; Softball Allstars "B"
League 3.
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JEFFERY FRANKLIN SLAUGHTER
"Jeff"
Kingsville, Texas
December 5, 1939
"Man With a Horn"
ROTC 1,2,3,4; Dramatics Club 4; Football 1,
3,4; Opening Day Assembly 4; Band 1,2,3;
Orchestra 3.
EDDIE WESLEY SMITH
"Big Ed"
Colon, Republic de Panama
July 13, 1937
"Tall Boy"
"C" Club Treasurer 1.2.3.4; ROTC 1,2,3; As-
sembly Committees 1,2,3,4.
DAVID STEALEY STANLEY
"Dave"
Parkersburg, West Virginia
March 19, 1939
"Out of My Dreams"
Rifle Club 1,2,3,4; ROTC 1,2,3,4; Assembly
Committees 3,4.
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KENNETH SCOTT STONE
"Kidney"
Ancon, Canal Zone
March 20, 1939
"Ain't Misbehavin"
ROTC 1; Dance Committees 1,2; Assembly
Committees 1,2; Football 1,2,3,4.
JANET COLLEEN SW1CEGOOD
"Jan"
Lexington, North Carolina
September 27, 1939
"Sugar Sweet"
Class Secretary-Treasurer 1; Dance Ccmmittees
1,2,3,4; Assembly Committees 1,2,3,4; Dra-
matics Club 2,3,4; Intramural Volleyball 1,2,
3,4; All-Stars 4; Intramural Softball 2,3,4;
Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baccalaureate
and Commencement 3; Christmas Dance 4; Jr.-
Sr. Prom 3; Usherette for music programs and
plays 2,3,4; Band 1,2; Orchestra Secretary 2;
Top Ten Sports Award 2,3; Girls State 3;
Driving Course 4; Jr. High Volleyball Allstar
Coach 3-
JEANETTE CORNELLA SWICEGOOD
"Red"
Lexington, North Carolina
September 27, 1939
"Sweet and Gentle"
Girls' Athletic Association 1,2,3,4; Caribe Club
3,4; Torrid Zone Wizard 2,3,4; Dance Com-
mittees 1,2,3,4; Assembly Committees 1,2,3,4;
Volleyball Allstars 1,2,3,4; Basketball Allstars
1,2,3; Band 1,2; Intramural volleybal 1,2,3,4;
Intramural basketball 1,2,3,4; Intramural soft-
ball 1,3; CD, Secretary 3; Tradewind and
Caribbean Staff 4; Commencement and Bac-
calaureate 3; Jr.-Sr. Prom 3; Christmas Dance
4; Girls' State 3; Driving course 4.
JUDITH TH1RLWALL TIPTON
"Noodle"
Panama City, Panama
October 5, 1939
"Sweet Brown Eyed Baby"
Girls' Athletic Asso. 1,2,3.4; ROTC S -onsor
4; Assembly Committees 1,2,4; Dance Com-
mittees 2,3; "B" League Volleyball All Stars
1,2,3; "B" League Basketball Allstars 1,2,3;
"B" League Softball Allstars 1,2,3; Volleyball
Intramurals 1,2,3,4, Team Captain 4; Basket-
ball Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Softball Intramurals
1,2,3,4; Jamboree Queen 4.
ROSS JAMES TOBIN
"Butch"
Brockton, Massachusetts
June 6, 1939
"Oh, That Towering Feeling"
Football 2,3; Baseball 3; Junior Varsity Basket-
ball 3.
ROSALIE ANN VOWELL
"Johnny"
Kitts, Kentucky
February 25, 1938
Dance Committees 3; Assembly Committees
1,2.
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GEORGE JOSEPH WETZEL
"Paiso"
New York, New York
November 3, 1938
"I'll Get By"
ROTC 1.
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MILTON JOSEPH GROVER
"Milt"
Rice Lake, Wisconsin
February 4, 1940
"An irresistible Force Such As You"
SA, Asst. Treasurer 3; Athletic Council 3;
"C" Club 3,4; ROTC 1,2,3; Assembly Com-
mittees 1,2,3,4; Vice President Sophomore
Class; Football 2,3,4; Baseball 3,4; Track 2,3;
J.V. Basketball 2,3.
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Promise Me
We, the Senior Class of 1957, being irresponsible, unpredictable, and eccentric,
do hereby depose that we voluntarily grant to the unfortunate underclassmen our most,
treasured possessions in our last will and testament.
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MARCELA ISABEL LEIGNAD1ER leaves everything. £~^
r ALICE PRUDENCE LIM leaves her position as S. A. Secretary to Ann Brede. ^^
CATHARINE CARLSEN LINDSEY just leaves. 1^7
TERRY LEE LOUIS leaves her pink M.G. to Marvel Davison.
GAIL B. MacPHERSON ieaves her driving ability to Joe White.
1 PATRICIA ANN MAEDL leaves her height to Grace Argo. /"^
MARY PATRICIA MORLAND leaves her pony tail to Nancy Gibson. ^fe
SANDRA ELIZABETH MOTTA leaves her husky voice to Steffi Beck. ^J
EMMA-LEE BLAYLACK leaves her personality to all the Juniors.
KATHLEENE BREDE leaves her loose jitterbug steps to her sister, Ann.
JEANNE ANNE CHAMBERS leaves her ability to tackle Physics to Mandy Donohue.
MARGERY ANN CONNARD leaves her 22 Vi inch waist formula to Marguerite Engelke.
MARY LOUISE DAILEY leaves her ability to sneeze in Miss Anderson's class to Lois Stevens.
DIANNE MARIE GEDDES leaves her haircut to Marilyn Smith.
BARBARA LOUISE GEGG leaves her long, straight (??) hair to Marie Bleakley (Marisie).
LYNDA LOU GEYER leaves her freckles to any unsuspecting fair complexioned Junior.
JO ANN HARTE leaves her sunshine complexion to Joan Coffey.
DOROTHY L. HAUSER leaves her knowledge in Physics (if any) to Steffi Beck.
SANDRA ELAINE HUGHES leaves her ability to be late for the bus every day to Barbara Gales.
GAIL ARDENE JOHNSON leaves her free school time to Arlene Straitt.
PATRICIA ELAINE PECK leaves her red dress to the kids at the lunch table.
MARTHA JEAN PRYOR leaves her Southern accent to some hick Junior.
RACHEL BARBARA RADEL leaves the whole school to her sister, Rosalie.
CAROLYN JEANNE SANDERS leaves her place in the Homecoming Court to any lucky Junior girl.
JANET COLLEEN SWICEGOOD leaves her camera shyness to Ann Field.
JEANETTE CORNELIA SWICEGOOD leaves her badminton championship to Wendy Cotton, the co-champ.
JUDITH THIRWALL TIPTON leaves willingly.
ROSALIE ANN VOWELL leaves her pin-curls to any Junior in gym.
JOHN MICHAEL BRIANS just leaves.
KENNETH MELVIN BROWN leaves his noon football game to anybody who wants to get
warmed up.
WILSON CUTTING CHONG leaves basketball to all good sportsmen.
JOHN EARTHOLD COFFEY leaves his reserved seat in Mr. Beck's office to Robin Morland.
DENNIS McCLAIN CORRIGAN gladly leaves.
BRIAN MICHAEL COX leaves his love for going barefoot to Ann Brede or John Forrest and
the unworn shoes to Steffi Beck.
BERNARD CRAIG just leaves.
RAYMOND CONWAY CROFT leaves his fullback position to Keith Kulig.
BARRY L. DAVISON leaves his violin seat to Bill Gibson.
NORMAN BENJAMIN DIALS -leaves his motorcycle chick runs to Jerry Dockery.
MILTON JOSEPH GROVER leaves his gift from Bill Price to Jim Palumbo.
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PHILIP STEPHEN HADARITS leaves his baritone horn to whoever wants it.
JAMES ROBERT HANNA leaves all his troubles to the Class of 58.
DEAN DOUGLAS HAUSE leaves his ability to ride a scooter to anv ierk that wants it. JL
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DEAN DOUGLAS HAUSE leaves his ability to ride a scooter to any jerk that wants it.
DAVID WENDELL HAWTHORNE leaves his ability to "Road Hog" to Chuck Crawford.
TED J. HERRMAN leaves to the students of CHS the nicest group of teachers he ever had.
FRED MAYNARD JOHNSON leaves his dirty locker to "Moose."
JAMES PAUL LONGO leaves everything!
ROBERT FRANKLIN LOWE just leaves.
GEORGE ANTOINE MERCIER leaves his expert driving to Jimmy Brooks.
HENRY MIZRACHI leaves his privilege of being the only boy in advanced typing to Joe White.
SAMUEL G. NEWHARD leaves CHS and all its fun to Charlie Olander and Jon McGraw.
DONALD LEE NOLAN leaves his good grade? to William Fusselman.
FREDERICK JOHN PRITHAM leaves his carbine to Mrs. Smith so she can keep her classes small.
DANIEL F. RAMSEY leaves the fun of teasing "Shorty" (Mrs. Smith) about the little fish she
catches to Tetty Williford.
WILLIAM ARTHUR RANKIN leaves his position in football to Dick Williams.
ERNEST JERRY ROBNETT leaves all his tools to metal shop.
NELLO JOSE ROSANIA leaves everything.
ALVARO GONZALO SABORIO leaves the offices of Member, Treasurer, Secretary, and Presi-
dent of the "After School Club" to Windy Sasso.
JEFFERY FRANKLIN SLAUGHTER leaves his long wavy hair to Jim Brooks.
EDDIE WESLEY SMITH leaves his basketball talent and right arm to Jimmy Brooks.
DAVID STEALEY STANLEY leaves his innocent smile and cheerful laugh to Harry Keepers.
KENNETH SCOTT STONE leaves his ability to drive the teachers crazy to any Junior that wants
to try.
ROSS JAMES TOBIN leaves his luck in catching fish to Mike Stephenson.
LAMOINE EDSON WERLEIN leaves his top button to his brother, Leroy.
GEORGE JOSEPH WETZEL leaves his ability to skip class to Richard Phillips.
BOBBY JOE WILLIFORD just gladly leaves .... Thank God!
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SECOND ROW: Pat Maedl, Dennis Corrigan, Ray Croft, Robert Lowe, Marcela Leignadier. THIRD
ROW: Sandra Motta, Judy Tipton, Bunchy Gegg, Nello Rosania. FOURTH ROW: Mary Mor-
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TOP ROW, left to right: Terry Louis, Alice Lim, George Mercier, Benny Dials. SECOND ROW:
(top picture) Sam Newhird, (bottom picture) Jo Ann Harte, Ronald Choy, Jean Chambers,
Carolyn Sanders. THIRD ROW: Mary Lou Dailey, Gail John:on, Lynda Geyer, Bob Williford.
FOURTH ROW: Dianne Geddes, Brian Cox. Wilson Chong, John Coffey.
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It seems only yesterday that the class of 1957 started at the bottom of the Hit
Parade, hoping to someday reach the top. It got off to a fine start, winning the Fresh-
man-Sophomore Brawl by an overall victory. The class began its career by electing
Henry Mizrachi as its President, Wayne Wall, Vice-President and Janet Swicegood, Sec-
retary-Treasurer. Together with Mr. Griswold and the members of the decorating com-
mittee, the officers produced an outstanding dance, the "Carnival Caper."
On September 9, 1954, as Sophomores, the Class of '57 took another victory in
the Brawl. This was only the second class in many years to accomplish such a feat and
it proved that this was an above average group. The members of the class continued to
prove this when they made their wise selection of class officers: Wayne Wall, President;
Milton Grover, Vice-President; Sandra Keene, Secretary-Treasurer. During the year,
Wayne was transferred to Balboa and Milton Gtover assumed the position as head of
his class. The theme for the class dance was pink and black. The title was "The Star
Dust Ball." These mighty Sophomores also produced a very successful assembly.
As Juniors, the Class of 1957 was well up on the list of top tunes. In face it was
number rwo with only one more step ahead. To assure success, the members of the
class elected Bob Williford as President, Brian Cox, Vice-President; Pat Maedl, Secretary
and Diane Geddes, Treasurer. An informative assembly was presented to the Student
Body on the subject of Panama's Independence. The Juniors also gave the annual
Juniot-Senior Prom and Banquet which was titled, "A Venetian Masque." These pro-
ductions were well received.
At last the long hoped for goal: Number One on the Hit Parade for nine straight
months! With the tedious hours of work and the enjoyment received from their three
former years of school, these self-made seniors had made the grade! Following the pat-
tern set as Freshmen, a boy was elected to lead his class. David Hawthorne did an ex-
cellent job as President with the help of his officers, Sandra Motta, Vice-President;
Kathleene Brede, Secretary and Pat Maedl, Tteasurer. The members of the Graduating
Class of 1957 excelled in many fields, including Dramatics, Sports and Scholastic Activi-
ties. We are certain that this year's "Top Tunes" will be heading the list for many more
years to come.
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As our CHS Hit Parade continues, we wonder
what the future will hold. Trying to visualize what
the list of top tunes will be, we see some of the hits
of the year 1957 being revised.
Two of the top hits, Brian Cox and David Haw-
thorne, are found managing their theater, the "Green
Door", where that great dancing team of Fred John-
son and Alice Lim do the "Rock and Roll Waltz"
along with their other dance routines. Another top
hit working there, is that singing artist, Bunchy Gegg,
who's "Sweet and Lovely" voice is famous for her
record, "Shortnin' Bread", written by "Mr. Five by
Five", Milton Grover.
Sam Newhard and Dennis Corrigan, the rwo
famous "Undecided" hunters were "Stranded in the
Jungle" until Jean Chambers and Gail Macpherson,
in their "Flying Saucers", spotted them near "My
Prayer", a Bible School owned by Bill Rankin. Bob
Williford, a faithful member, is trying to talk George
Wetzel into building an "Ivory Tower" where they'll
have "Moments to Remember"
Dorotny Hauser, a world-known physicist, was
staying at the "Heartbreak Hotel", owned by Mary
Morland, when Dan Ramsey came to take her to
the "Darktown Strutters' Ball". Afterwards they were
going to see "The Great Pretender", Barry Davison,
in the play "Free Eats". Co-starring with him are
fanet Swicegood, Mike Brians, and that famous trio,
Ted Herrman, George Mercier, and Jeff Slaughter.
Spending "April in Portugal" are the very wealthy
Carolyn Sanders and John Coffey, who accidentally
met in "Lisbon Antiqua". After talking over old
times, they decided to visit some of the "Poor People
of Paris" Sandra Motta, Bob Lowe and Ronald
Choy.
Pat Peck and Fred Pritham, two great scientists,
have taken a "Slow Boat to China" to analyze dif-
ferent types of the "Fever". While there, they heard
"Brown Eyes", Judy Tipton, sing "See ya Later, Alli-
gator". On the ship coming home, the navigator,
Jerry Robnett, ran into "Stormy Weather" and they
were forced to head for "Tuxedo Junction"
Margery Connard cried, "Take Me Out to the
Ball Game" because she wanted to see Ray Croft
pitch "A Smooth One" over the home plate at the
New York Stadium. Ross Tobin is "A Ramblin' Wreck
from Georgia Tech. Lamoine Werlein has been
named "Mr. Touchdown" of the year 1967. "Go,
Man, Go" is what everyone says when speaking of
Eddie Smith, the basketball star of the 1964
Olympics.
It seems that Dr. Philip Hadarits, who has
"The Magic Touch", has recruited that "Sweet and
Gentle" Kathleen Brede to work as his special
nurse. Some of the other "High Society" nurses
working there are Jeanette Swicegood, Terry Louis,
Rosalie Vowell, and Dianne Geddes.
Henry Mizrachi, who committed the "Murder on
Tenth Avenue", was finally apprehended by that
"Flatfoot", Ken Stone. Mizrachi's accomplice, Dean
Hause, cried, "Don't Be Cruel". They got the "Heat
Wave"
Pat Maedl, who's hearing "Wedding Bells", has
her eye on some millionaire in Mississippi. The
former Rachel Radel had a "Golden Wedding" and
of course, Mary Lou Dailey, Cathy Lindsey, and
Sandra Hughes have also made up their minds as to
which male will say those "Three Little Words" to
them.
Ken Brown, Admiral aboard the U.S.S. "Hound
Dog", is trying to round up his men after a "Ten
Day Furlough". Wilson Chong, Bernard Craig, and
Bennie Dials reported with that "Anchor's Away"
look, so they set sail for "Port-au-Prince". James
Hanna and Donald Nolan, both members of the
"Fly Boy Bounce", have been seen flying around in
their jets. Even some of our female hits have joined
the service. Emma-Lee Blaylack, Lynda Geyer, and
Jo Ann Harte definitely agree that "There's Some-
thing About a Soldier", especially ones like David
Stanley and Alvaro Saborio.
James Longo and his assistant, Gail Johnson, have
discovered that the world will undergo a "Trans-
fusion" in about forty years. "Quiet Please", Marcela
Leignadier's at work! She has come to the con-
clusion, with the aid of Nello Rosania and Martha
Pryor, that slang words, such as "Be-Bob-A-Lula"
have meanings.
Oh well, "Whatever Will Be, Will Be"!
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Janet Argue
Lester Bailey
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FRONT ROW (Left to Right): Charles Olander (Assistant Treasurer),
Steffi Beck (Vice-President), Brian Cox (President), Alice Lim (Secretary),
Bunchy Gegg (Treasurer). BACK ROW: Mr. Pfau (Sponsor), Dianne
Hickey, Ruby Hall, Leroy Werlein, Wendy Cotton, Roger Eaton, Bill Gib-
son, Jeanne Chambers, Bill Hayes.
FRONT ROW (Left to Right): Charles Olander (Assistant Treas-
urer), Steffi Beck (President). BACK ROW: Ronnie Armisted, Mr.
Gregg (Sponsor), Roger Eaton, Dean Hause, Mike McBride, Janet
Argue, Julian Hall, Judy Butler, Huey Lee, Hugo Tompkins, Jo Ann
Harte, Pat Lawson, Bill Rankin.
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BACK ROW (Left to Right): Steffi Beck, Alfred Chan, Jean-
ette Swicegood, Cathy Lindsey, Bill Fusselman, Jean Chambers,
Terry Louis. FRONT ROW: Bunchy Gegg (Vice-President),
George Mercier (President), Pat Peck (Secretary-Treasurer).
Caribe
Club
ROW 1 ( Left to Right ) : Carol Lew, Treas-
urer, Sandra Motta (Secretary), Alice Lim
(President), Marie Bleakley (Vice-Presi-
dent), Dianne Geddes (Historian). ROW
2: Grace Argo, Pat Peck, Gloria Toledano,
Cathy Lindsey, Jean Seaman. ROW 3:
Terry Louis, Jeanne Chambers, Jeanerte
Swicegood, Ligio Arroyo, and Karen Coate.
BACK ROW: Loretta Hirschfeld, Ellen
Fusselman, Bunchy Gegg, Steffi Beck, Ester
Miller, Kathleen Cox, Beth Bialkowski,
Judy Griffon, Miss Anderson (Sponsor).
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BOTTOM ROW pictured from left to right: Terry Louis, Secretary; Jean
Chambers, President; Bunchy Gegg, Treasurer. TOP ROW pictured from
left to right: Sandra Motta; Alice Lim; Cathy Lindsey; and Pat Maedl.
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BACK TWO ROWS: (Left to Right): Peter Ender, Pablo Apolayo, Nello
Rosania, Brian Cox, Ralph Blevins, Lester Bailey, James Will, John Boseman,
Paul Leignadier, Will Limkemann, Bill Bird, Deah Hause, Roy Werlein,
Acao Chong, Lamoine Werlein, Clovis Brackins, and Barry Davison. FRONT
ROW pictured from left to right: George Mercier, President; Jim Brooks,
Secretary-Treasurer; Wendy Sasso, Vice President; and Mr. Stearns, Sponsor.
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FRONT ROW (Left to Right): Dianne Hickey, Colleen Salter, Norma
Ramirez, Huey Lee, Carolyn Sanders (President), Alice Lim (Vice-Presi-
dent), Pat Maedl, Mandy Donohue, Jeanette Swicegood. BACK ROW: Stef-
fi Beck, Miss June Clayton (Sponsor), Barbara Gegg, Jeanne Chambers
(Secretary-Treasurer), Linda Erickson, Alice Taber, Wendy Cotton, Mary
Morland, Kathleene Brede, Marie Bleakley, Ann Brede, Judy Tipton, Sandra
Motto, Linda Erickson.
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AIDES
FRONT ROW (Left to Right): Carol Flenniken (Historian), Jeanette
Swicegood (Secretary), Marilyn Smith (Second Vice-President), Dianne
Geddes (Vice-President), Kathleen Cox (President), Linda Erickson. SEC-
OND ROW: Sandra Jones, Carol Lew, Ella Mae Morales, Ada Louise Wynn,
Darien Dietz, Jean Seaman, Mary Coffey, Janice Brownie, Nancy Gibson.
THIRD ROW: Margery Connard, Eileen Cox, Mary Louise Washabaugh,
Esther Miller, Ellen Fusselman, Sandra Motta, Martha Johnson, Loretta
Hirschfeld, Janet Argue, Joan Coffey.
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SEATED (at typewriters): Alice Lim, Kathleene Brede. STANDING:
Judy Tipton, Terry Louis, Mary Morland, Carolyn Sanders.
(Left to Right): Jo Ann Harte, Barbara Gales, Ada Wynn, Darien Dietz,
Sandra Roscoe, Barbara Russel.
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JOURNALISM AND QUILL AND SCROLL
(Left to Right): Dianne Geddes, Kathleen
Brede, Sandra Motta, Pat Maedl, Barry Davi-
son, Jeanette Swicegood, Jean Chambers.
"Close your mouth, Sandra;
The next fly is mine!"
FRONT ROW (Left to Right) : Irene Meehan, Pat Peck, Ella Mae Morales,
Cathy Lindsey, Kathleene Brede, Alice Lim (Secretary), Sandra Motta (Vice-
President, Bunchy Gegg (President), Terry Louis, Janet Swicegood, Dianne
Geddes, Ester Miller, Clair White. SECOND ROW: Barry Davison, Pat
Lawson, Beth Bialkowski, Marguerite Engelke, Jean Seaman, Eileen Cox, Kath-
leen Cox, Linda Erickson, Nancy Gibson, Mary Lou Washabaugh, Brian
Cox. THIRD ROW: Ellen Clute, Dianne Hickey, Judy Gray, Judy Butler,
Jean Owen, Marilyn Smith, Gloria Toledano, Katy O'Brien, Barbara Russel,
Jo Ann Harte, Pauline Dockery, Sandra Baker, Michelle Fernandez.
FOURTH ROW: Carolyn Peck, Lelia Leon, Andrea Nash, Steffi Beck,
Marvel Davison, Joan Page, Bill Hayes, Darien Dietz, Darce Hause, Leroy
Werlein, Marie Bleakley, Grace Argo, Randy Alberga. BACK ROW: Lynda
Geyer, Loretta Hirschfeld, Marcella Leignadier, Alfred Chan, Bill Lawrence.
DRAMATIC
CLUB
FRONT ROW: Terry Louis (Secretary), Bunchy Gegg (Vice-President),
Sandra Motta (President). BACK ROW: Brian Cox, Steffi Beck, Bill Law-
rence, Marie Bleakley, and Barry Davison.
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Who is he? None other than TREVOR SIMONS.
Words can't express the gratitude he deserves for all
his untiring effort. He writes our sports column, he
watches the boys practice whenever he can, and he
always helps with the ticket sales to our sports activi-
ties. For all this, his only gain is the friendship of the
students.
Page 78
JAMBOREE
The seventh annual Jamboree was held at Mt. Hope stadium on September 28
at 7:00. Queen Judy I was Cristobal High School's queen at this gala affair. Balboa
High School won the trophy with 14 points, Cristobal was second with 7 points,
Athletic Club was third with 6 points. Junior College was last with points.
YEA TEAM FIGHT!!!
With this opening the 1956-57 Cheerleaders,
Dianne Geddes, Sandra Motta, Margery Connard,
Steffie Beck, Colleen Salter, Carolyn Sanders, Mary
Morland, and Pat Maedl, with Dale Scott as Mas-
cot and June Clayton as sponsor, set a record year.
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#T Some Enchanted Evening J^
On the night of November 10th, the
annual Homecoming Coronation
Dance was held. Entering first was
Princess DianneGeddes (top left, op-
posite page), Princess of the Daisies,
and Daughter of the Evening, wearing
an ice blue gown. She was escorted
by David Hawthorne, Master of the
Sneak and Caller of the Plays. Then
Princess Carolyn Sanders (top right,
opposite page) Princess of the Lilies,
and Daughter of the Sunset, wearing
a misty blue gown entered, escorted
by William Rankin, Master of the
Acrobats and Chief of the Swivel Hips.
Princess Mary Morland ( bottom left,
opposite page), Princess of the Roses,
and Daughter of the Sunrise, wearing
a royal blue gown, entered, escorted by
John Coffey, Killer of the Bulldogs,
and Master of the Forward Pass.
Princess Kathleen Brede, (bottom
right, opposite page) Princess of the
Orchid and Daughter of the Noon-
day Sun, wearing a midnight-blue
gown, entered, escorted by Milton
Grover, Chief of the Single Wing and
Master of the Bucket-heads. Then en-
tered, Queer) Sandra Motta, (right)
owner of the Flowers, Daughter of the
Jewels, Lady of the Night and Ruler
of C.H.S., wearing a white gown es-
corted by Lamoine Werlein, Knight
of the Blue and Gold, Chief of the
Leftouts and Master of the Waybacks.
In the name of the 1956-57 Football
team, Lamoine crowned Sandra,
"QUEEN SANDRA I."
Page 85
BASKETBALL 1956-57
BACK ROW (Left to Right): Robert Lowe, David Haw-
throne, Eddie Smith, Ross Tobin, Danny Mock. FRONT ROW:
Eddie Pabon, John Boseman, Wendell Sasso, and Ronald Chin.
Hit them high,
Hit them low,
Come on team, let's go!
(Moe's theme song)
Page 86
Pictured (Top to Bottom): Eddie
Pabon, Eddie Smith, David Haw-
throne, Ross Tobin, Wendell Sasso,
Danny Mock and Robert Lowe.
Page 87
BASEBALL 1957
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BACK ROW (Left to Right): Coach Palumbo, William
Gibson, Chuck Crawford, Dick Williams, Mike Brians,
Sam Newhard, Ross Tobin, Barry Davison, Arnold Brooks
(Mgr.) FRONT ROW: Claud Cabanillas, Jon McGraw,
Danny Mock, Windy Sasso, Donald Humphrey, Ralph
Blevins. Keith Kulig, and William Rankin.
"Do you have to, coach.''"
"And when we yell, we yell like
P-A-L-U-M-B-O, yea coach!"
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Grace Argo, Mary Morland, Margie Connard, Alice Taber, Pat Maedl. FRONT
ROW: Marie Bleakley, Wendy Cotton, Jean Chambers, Kathleene Brede, Alice
Lim, Sandra Motta, Carolyn Sanders, Mandy Donahue. SEATED IN FRONT:
Captain Jeanette Swicegood. NOT PICTURED: Gail MacPherson.
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Dianne Geddes, Rose Ann Lastinger, Norma Ramirez, Ann Fields. FRONT
ROW: Carol Lew, Janet Swicegood, Linda Erickson, Marvel Davison, Huey Lee,
Julia Fernandez. IN FRONT: Steffie Beck NOT PICTURED: Darce Hause.
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MOST
VALUABLE FOOTBALL
PLAYER
1956
Billy Rankin
1955 Fears (guard), Bazan (back;
1954 Bazan (back;
1953 McGaughey (center)
1952 Bryant (center;
1951 Whitlock, Paul (guard)
1950 Sullivan, Dick (QB;
Since the second year of tackle football, seven
years ago, "The Most Valuable Football Player" is a
title coveted by all Cristobal Football men. Seven in-
terested, competent football men of the Isthmus, in-
cluding three coaches and two referees, pick the
honored student.
This year's "Most Valuable Football Player" has
been selected for his leadership, ability, and fine
spirit in competition. He played almost every min-
ute of every game, was a key man in the backfield,
and played both offensive and defense.
Number 1 brings Number 45 down
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GLEE CLUB
All our hit parade music groups are under
the direction of Mr. O. E. Jorstad.
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Donald Humphrey, Mickey Cummingham, Kenny Brown, Eddie
Pabon.
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From left to right: Ted Herrman, Jim Brooks,
Judy Tipton, Philip Hadaritz, Barry Davison, Bill
Hogan, and Charles Crawford.
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From left to right: Windy Sasso, Fred Johnson,
Pat Maedl, Jon McGraw, David Hawthorne, Mi-
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From left to right: Dan Ramsey, Jim Murray,
Sandra Motta, Constantine Rusodimos, David
Stanley, and Leroy Werlein.
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TV Is The Thing This Year
We were on TV! As part of the Educational Week Program
CHS presented examples of the extra curricular and other activities
offered in our school. Mr. Beck, acting his usual role as principal,
showed the new students, Jon McGraw and Kathleen Cox, our school
activities. The following students appeared, giving examples of va-
rious school activities: Dramatics Terry Louis, Grace Argo, Fred
Johnson, and Claire White. ROTC Norman Dials, David Hawthorne,
and Frank Montalvo. Cheerleaders Steffie Beck, Mary Morland,
Sandra Motta, and Dale Scott. Boy's Sports William Rankin and
Lamoine Werlein. Honor Society Bunchy Gegg. S. A. Brian Cox.
journalism Jean Chambers and Joan McCaffrey. Rifle Club) Judy
Griffon.
"A Hunting We Will Go.'
"Who's Covering Up?"
"Not As A Stranger."
"Panamena."
"Shake, Rattle and Roll."
"A Quiet Man."
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'We Are The Ladies of the Chorus
'Tutti Fruitti."
'Watch The Birdie!"
'Father Ted and Family."
'Is This For Real?"
CLUBS
STUDENT ASSOCIATION
GIRLS'
The Student Association is composed of a representative
elected from each homeroom and a cabinet which directs
the proceedings. The cabinet consists of a President, Vice-
President, Secretary, Treasurer, and Assistant Treasurer
elected by the student body.
The Student Association sponsors many school activi-
ties. Membership costs less than if the students were to
pay for each activity, inter-scholastic game, and the yearbook
individually.
All the awards sports, dramatics, music are pro-
vided for by the Student Association.
ATHLETIC COUNCIL
The Athletic Council is composed of homeroom alter-
nates who handle tickets and gate receipts and advertise the
interscholastic games. The President of the Athletic Council
is Steffi Beck, Vice-President of the Student Association.
ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
The Girls' Athletic Association is an exclusive sports
club, composed only of the girls who are outstanding in
sports. To become a member a girl must participate in at
least two All-Star teams in one year or one All-Star team
and be among the top ten in the point system. The sponsor
of the club is Miss June Clayton.
NURSES AID
The Nurses Aid is a newly organied club. It consists
of girls who have some interest in the field of nursing.
During the summer they work in Coco Solo Hospital doing
various jobs.
TORRID ZONE WIZARDS
LIBRARY ASSISTANTS
The honorary science club of the Cristobal High School,
the Torrid Zone Wizards, was first organized by Mr. Carl
Maedl in 1942. It is a science club belonging to the na-
tional organization of the Science Clubs of America, and
promotes interest in science through field trips, experiments,
demonstrations, and lectures. Qualifications for member-
ship include a high scholastic average and an active interest
in science.
CARIBE CLUB
The Caribe Club, the Cristobal High School branch
of the Future Teachers of America, was organized in 1949
to further encourage the noble cause of teaching as a pro-
fession.
NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY
The highest honor that Cristobal High School can be-
stow upon a student is election to membership in the Carib-
bean Chapter of the National Honor Society. Qualifications
for membership are character, scholarship, leadership, and
service.
21 CLUB
The 2 1 Club is composed of twenty-one boys, each of
whom represents one of the Pan-American republics. Each
member writes an essay about the country he represents and
the Rotary Club of Cristobal-Colon awards prizes for the best
essays. The club stimulates and promotes interest in the
Pan-American republics and encourages a better understand-
ing of these countries.
RIFLE CLUB
The Rifle Club, organized in 1947, consists of those
students interested in rifles and the correct way to use them.
The Rifle Club competes in National Postal Matches and is
composed of many expert marksmen.
The Library Assistants do innumerable jobs, such as
keeping library records, checking and replacing books, and
helping a student who needs aid in the library. These stu-
dents, under the supervision of Miss Brown, work hard and
earn academic credit for their efforts.
OFFICE GIRLS
The office girls are a great help to Miss Rosania in
the office. They type, file, and do other helpful jobs for
an academic credit.
QUILL AND SCROLL
Membership in the Quill and Scroll is an award re-
served for those who merit the honor through scholarship,
service, and Journalistic achievements. The sponsor of the
organization is Mr. Frederick Saur.
DRAMATICS CLUB
The Dramatics Club, consisting of those students with
an interest in acting and stage productions, helps the Thes-
pians in the CHS play productions. Each year the Dramatics
Club participates in the Annual Drama Festival and presents
an assembly to the student body.
NATIONAL THESPIANS
The National Thespians of CHS are those students who
are outstanding in the field of dramatics, not only in acting,
but also who do exceptional work on publicity, make-up, and
stage construction. The sponsor of this organization is
Mr. Fattarosi.
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Alma Mater
We've come to sing a praise,
A hearty cheer to raise,
For the school we love so
Our own Cristobal High;
We'll honor her name,
Increase her fame,
Through passing years,
'Twill be the same;
She's the best on the Zone,
She's second to none,
We're proud to claim her for
Our own, our very own;
Northeast, southwest,
We've found her best,
She's our own
Cristobal High!
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"Hail, Hail, The Gang's All Here"
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2. "Was this posed?" 5. "Going strong!"
3. "Look at 'em go!" 6. "Notice the resemblance!
7. "These are Students?"
8. "That's Our Boy!"
9. "He's getting a door prize.'
10. "Shocked!"
11. "Loyal Cheerleader."
12. "No comment needed!'
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Isthmian Curio Shop
(Kresz & Jessany Co., Ltd.)
Front Street
Colon, R. of P.
No. 53
P. O. Box 480
No. 53
Phone 359
COMPLIMENTS OF
Norton Lilly and Company
Steamship Agents and Operators
12 Masonic Temple Bldg. Balboa Terminal Bldg.
Telephone 3-1837 Telephone 2-1746
Compliments
of
Wilford & McKay Co., Inc.
Maduro, Moses & Ducret, S.A.
INSURANCE
6007 Front Street, Colon
Tel. 1261
P. O. Box 748
Mavis Beauty Shop
Colon Theatre Building, 10th Street and Broadway
Colon
Efficient Operators
Every Phase of Permanent Waving
Coiffures of Tomorrow for the Woman of Today
Manicuring-Hair Styling-Hair Cutting-Hair Coloring
Phone 548, Colon P. O. Box 668, Colon, R. de P.
Get Your Corsage at
Margarita Florist
Masonic Temple
Cristobal, C. Z.
Best Wishes to the Class of '57
from the
Cristobal Service Center
Beauty Shop
IT IS ALWAYS A PLEASURE TO TAKE CARE OF
THE TRAVELING RED TAPE OF OUR
FRIENDS IN THE
CANAL ZONE
Let us make the arrangements for your next trip.
The Colon Travel Agency
Front Street, Colon
Tel. 1023
Royal Netherland
Steamship Co.
Cristobal, Canal Zone, Balboa
Fill Your Hope Chest
From
"SHAW'S"
Colon, Panama
Compliments of
SCOTT & SCOTT, INC.
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Compliments of
GARAGE SOLIS
General Repairs
16 Melendez Ave., Colon
Compliments of
Smoot U Hunnicutt,
ALMACEN SALAS
S. A.
JULIO A. SALAS, Prop.
Chevrolet Buick
Bolivar Avenue 8103
Oldsmobile Opel
Box 1104 Tel. 537
COLON
The French Bazaar
"The Most Talked About
Compliments of
Gift Store On The
Isthmus"
MADURO
Juan Palomeras
Colon, Panama
Colon, R. P.
Compliments of
All American Cables
and
Radio, Inc.
Cristobal, Canal Zone
BEST WISHES TO THE
GRADUATING CLASS
OF "1957"
Captain C. B. Fenton
Compliments From
"Italia Societa Di
Navigazione Genova"
Cristobal 3-2464
Panama 3-3448
Compliments of
PANAMA CANAL
YACHT CLUB
BEST WISHES TO THE
CLASS OF 1957
TERMINALES PANAMA, S. A.
Colon
Box 462
Panama
Telephone 1420
COLON
MOTTA'S
The
COMPANIA PANAMENA
Label
DE FUERZA Y LUZ
That
Signifies
Panama Colon
Quality
PANAMA
Compliments of
Compliments of
Cristobal Assembly No. 2
Pacific Steamship
Navigation Company
Order
of the
Rainbow
Compliments of
for
John Surany
1 1 th and Front
Girls
Tel. 77
Colon
Compliments From
Atlantic Chapter
Maurer Flower Shop
Order of DeMolay
CONGRATULATES THE
Phone Colon 31 1
Compliments From
CLASS OF 1957
Dr. C. M. Tang
House No. 9072, Apt. 1 Tel. 1575
Compliments of
Civa de Panama, S. A.
See The New 1957 Pontiac
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Watson's Insurance Service
With
New Strato Flight Hydromatic
Casino Santa Clara S. A. Santa Clara Beach Inc.
Beach Resort Accommodations Cabins, Restaurant
TIGER BOOSTERS
FOR C.H.S.
Capt. and Mrs. R. A. Allen
Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Armstrong
Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Bohannon
Mr. and Mrs. Don Brayton
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Brede
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Chambers
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Davison
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Donohue
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Ebdon
Mrs. Lucille M. Flenniken
Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Hauser
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Hayward
Robert Hodges
Mr. and Mrs. B. D. Humphrey
Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Jordan
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Logan
Onyx Macadioski
Mr. and Mrs. L. I. Macpherson
Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Madison
Mr. and Mrs. A. Motta
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. McGaughey
Mr. and Mrs. E. B. O'Brien
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. O'Donnell, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Palumbo
Manuel Perez
Mr. and Mrs. E. Ramsey
Capt. and Mrs. E. B. Rainier
Leslie Rinehart
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Roddy
Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Scheidegg
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Scott
Jimmy Sikes
Ray Simons
Trevor Simons
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Starke
Betty Smith
Mr. and Mrs. "Smitty"
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Stone
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Swicegood
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Tompkins
Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Treadwell
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Woodruff
Panama Canal Yacht Club
Abou Saad Temple
Pacific Steamship Navigation Co.
So Long For
That's All The Songs
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For A While . .
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The 1956-57 Journalism Staff
Kathleene Brede
Jean Chambers
Barry Davison
Dianne Ceddes
Pat Maedl
Sandra Motta
Jeanette Swicegood
The staff of the Caribbean wishes to thank the
following for theit interest and work in this edition
of the Cristobal High School yearbook.
Paul Richmond Hall of Fame Pictures
Mr. Lewis Senior Portraits
Brian Cox Senior Informal Pictures
Miss McLimans Drape for Senior Girls
Barry Davison Yearbook Pictures
Simon Karton Sports Pictures
U.S. Army Signal Corps Photographers R.O.T.C.
Snapshots: Eileen Cox, Wendy Cotton, Joan Page,
Will Limkemann, Steffil Beck, Coaches Palumbo and
Dedeaux.
Advertising Staff: Gloria Toledano, Loretta
Hirschfield, Ligia Arroyo, Jean Seaman, Nancy Gib-
son, Mary Morland, Esther Miller, Randy Alberga,
Kathleen Cox, Claire White, Marilyn Smith, Dianne
Geddes, George Wetzel, Barry Davison, Dorothy
Hauser, Henry Mizrachi and Jean Chambers.
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MR. NOEL G I BSON as, Bradl ey University M ech a n ical D rawing M eral S h o p Rifl e Club Spo n so r MR. O. E JORSTAD B.M. Concor dia C o n se rvatOry o f Mu s ic Unive r s i t y of Michi ga n Or c h estra Ch orus Band MR. EUGENE GREGG AA, Canal Zon e Junior C ollege SA. C o l o rado S t ate College W orld HistOry Soc ial Studies Athleri c C o uncil Sponso r MRS. ALFH I LD MAEDL SA, Gu s tavu s Ad o l phus C o ll ege Eng li s h MR. JAMES HUNT B A, B e mi dji State T eache r s College Englis h Math Zephy r Adv i so r Page 9
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Page 10 MR. CARL F MAEDL BE, Moorhead Teachers C o llege MA Co lum bia Unive r sity Guidance Biology T o rrid Zone Wizards Sponsor B oys' C o unselor MISS SOPHIE McLIMANS ss, University of Wyoming H ouseho l d Arts Cafeteria MR. BERNARD MAZZONI M.E.D., P en nsyl van i a S t ate University Algebra M ath J ournalism Ads MR PAU L MOSER SS. East Stroudsburg State T eac h e r s Co llege Physica l Education Health Science MR ROBERT M cCULLOUGH MA C o l orado State C o llege of Educatio n Early W orld History Social Studies I
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MR. LUKE PALUMBO SS, Nort h we s t Mi ssouri State College P h y sical Education H ealth "C' Club Sponsor MR. JAMES PFA U ss, Valley Cicy State T eache r s College MA, Univers ity of MmnesOla Chemistry SA S p onsor MRS. MARGERY PETERSON SS, New York Scate Colle g e for T eac h e r s Shonhanrl Typing SA Finan cial Advisor MR. CHARLE S T. REEVES SA. Arizona State College B S. Ariz ona State College MA Arizona State College Woo dshop Driving Course I n s tructor MRS. GRACE PFAU BS VaHey City State T eac h ers College H o u se h o ld A m English An Jr. High Dramatics Club Sponsor Page II
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Page 12 MRS. S TELL A R I E FK OHL SA, New Y o rk U n ive r s ity M A, C olumbia Unive r s ity Spani s h M R S D O R OTHY SMITH A B O h io North e rn U n ivers ity r IA, D e n ve r U n ive r s ity Sen ior Class Sp o nsor MR. FREDERI C K SAUR B S, A s hl a n d C ollege MA Ohio S t a t e Univ e r s ity J ourna lism E ngli s h Quill a n d Scro ll S p o n so r MR. JAME S S TEARNS B S, University of F lo r ida M A, U n ive rsit y of F l orida Spa nish "21 Cl u b S p o n so r MR KARL SHIRLE Y BA T exas C h ri stian Unive rsity 1\'1. E d .. Wes t T exas State Sci e nce M ath Fr eshman Class Sponso r
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S E N I o R S Number One THE HIGH AND MIGHTY
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Page 14 DA VID WfENDELL HA WfTHORNE "Dave" Presi de nt M a y 27, 1 938 "Y o u 've Got th e M agic T o uch" S.A. Vice Pr esident 3; Athletic Cou n cil 3; C Club 2,3,4; Pr eside nt 4; ROTC 1.2,3 .4; D ance Comminees 3.4; Sen i o r Class President 4; F oo: ball 1 ,2,3,4; B aske t ball 1 ,2,3.4; Track 2,3, SANDRA ELIZABETH MOTTA "Sa n C o lo n R ep. de Panama Vice P resi de nt Decem ber 23 1939 "Drea m Girr' Stude nt Associatio n Tr easu r e r 3: Athletic Council 1 ; Nationa l H o n o r Society 3.4; Thespian 3.4: Pr esident 4; Girl s Athletic A s !.oci ati o n 2,3, 4; Caribe Club 3 ,4; Secr etary; Cheerleader 1 ,2,3.4; ROTC Spo n so r 4; D a nce Committees 2.3.4; Assembly Committees 1 2,3,4; Dramatics Club 1 ,2.3,4, Vice Presi den t ; Class Officer. Vice Pr eside nt 4; Voll e yball Intramurals 1,2,3.4; Softball In tra mural s 1,2. 3.4; B asketball Intr a mur a l s 1 ,2,3,4; Volleyball All-Star s 1 ,2.3,4; Softball AIIS tars 2,3; Bas ketball 2,3; F ootball Q uee n 4: Plays, Year s A go"; Sab rina Fair "; "What a Life"; L i f e With. M ot h e r "; Girl s' Sta r e 3, Lt. G ov. Girl s Natio n 3; Swde nt A ssocia tion Service Award 3.
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KATHLEENE BR E DE "Bud e P onland, Orego n June 20, 1 939 Unf o r ge tta ble, Tha t's Wha t Y ou Are" Girls Athle ti c A ssoc i atio n 3,4; D ance Co m m i u e e s 1 .2.3,4: Assem b l y Committ ees 1 ,2,3,4; Drama tic s Club 1,2,3,4; Camera Club 2,3; Sen i o r Cl ass Secret ary 4; V olleyball A ll-Stars 3,4; Softb all All-St a r s 3; H o m eco m i n g Co u n 4; Glee Club 1 ,2; O ff i c e A ssis tant 4: Int ramural bas k e t b al l 1,2,3,4; Int r a m ural volleyball 1 ,2, 3.4: I ntr amura l softba ll 1 ,2,3; B acca l au r eate a n d C ommencement 3, Dri v ing e curse 4; Pep Clu b I ; G irl s S tate 3. PATRI C I A A N N MAEDL "Pat" C o l o n Rep de Panama J une 2 1 193 9 A Pre n y Girl I s L i k e A M e lo d y" H o m e ro o m Represent a t i v e 1 ,2; Na tional H o n o r S oc i e t y 4; G irls Ath l eti c A ssoc i a t io n 2,3 ,4 ; Ch ee rl eade r 2.3.4: ROTC S p o nsor 4; D ance C ommittees 1 ,2,3,4; A sse m bly C ommi tt ees I 2,3.4; Dramatics Club 1 ,2,3.4. "S w i n g Fever" Sec r e tar y o f Junio r Cl ass; Cl ass Officer 4 ; Tre a sure r; Ban d, Orc hestra 1,2,3,4; Intramural s 1 ,2,3, 4 ; V o ll e yball AIl Stars 2,3; S oftb all All Star s 1 ,2,3,4 ; B a s ket b all All-St a r s 2,3; G i rls' State 3; Swimming 3 ; Jr.-Sf. Pr o m 3; C o m mencement and Baccalaureate C ommittee 3. Pa g e 15
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EMMA-LEE BLAYLACK "Emma-Lou" S l ide ll. L ouisia na J anuary 13. 1939 Littl e Things Me a n A L o t" 4 H Club; Fres hman Club; H ome Eco n o mics Club_ JOHN MICHAEL BRIANS "Mike" Nampa, ldaho September 6. 1 939 ''I've GO( Y ou Unde r M y Skin" Rifl e Club. 1.2,3.4; Pr eside nt 2.3.4: ROTC I ; F ootball 2,3,4; Baseball 3.4; A ssembly Com m ittees 4. KENNETH MELVIN BROWN Ken" T o mah, Wisco n s in Apr;1 21. 1938 Y ou n g Man, Y o un g Man" ROTC 2,4; Fomball 2,3; Baseb all 2,3; Dance Committ ees 4.
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JEANNE ANNE CHAMBERS J e an Colon Republic de Pan a ma ""Jeannie, With the Lig ht Brown Hair" H o mer oo m R epresentative 4; National H o n o r Society 4, Presi de nt ; Girls' Athl etic Associa ti o n 2,3, 4, Secre t arj' Tre as ur er 4; Caribe Club 2 3.4; T o rrid Zone Wizar d 2.3.4; Dance Committees 1 ,2,3,4; Assem bly Committees 2,3,4; Intramural volleyball 1 ,2.3.4; Intramural basketball 1,2,3.4; I ntramural so ftb all 1 ,2,3,4: Bas ket ball All s t ar s 2.3; Volleyball Allstars 4 ; B owling 3 ; Brawl Coac h 3; Girl s' S tate 3: Drivin g Cour s e 4 ; Baccalaur eate and C omm. en cemem 3; Jr.-Sr. Pr o m C ommittee 3; C hri stmas Dance Committee 4. WILSON CUTTING C HONG "Wise San Fran cisco, California November 5, 1 937 "C" Club 3, 4 ; ROTC 3,4; Dance C o mmiuee s 4 ; Track m gr. 3; F oo tball m gt. 4 ; Orchestra mgr. 3 4; Ban d mgr. 3,4; Gym 1,2. RONALD LEON CHOY "Ronnie" P anama, R e public de Panama December 10, 1938 "So ldi e r B oy" ROTC 3; I ncramural basketball 3,4; I ntramural soccer 3,4.
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JOHN B ARTHO LD C OFFEY Bean o" C olo n R ep u blic de P a nama Y ou r e t h e Cream In M y C o ffee" A th letic Cou n c il I ; R O T C, 3 ; D a nce Co m m i n ces 1.4; F oo tball 1,3,4; Baseball 1 2 3.4 ; B asketba ll 2; Jr.-Sf. P r o m 3 MARGERY AN N C ONNARD "Margie" Minne ap olis, Minneso ta June 23, 1 938 ''I'm Always Thinkin g 'b o ut Y o u Mar g ie" Cheerleade r 4; D a nce Co mm i tt ee 3 ; Intra mur a l s 1 ,2,3,4 ; Volleyb all All-Star s 3,4; Glee Club 1 ,2; Ban d 3,4. DENN I S M cLAIN C ORRIGAN M e n ace" Co l o n R e pu b lic o f P a nama Sep t em b e r 1 3 1939 My I dea l R O T C 1 ,2. 3 ; D a nce Com m i n ees 1 2 3, 4; Assem bly C o mm i uees 4 ; Jr. Sr. Pr o m 3 ; C hri s tmas D a nce 4; Openin g D a y Assemb l y a n d Dan c e 4.
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, I BR IAN MICHAEL COX ,. "Bri" Co l on, Republi c de P anama F e bruary 22, 1939 A G ood Man I s H a r d to Find" Pre s i de nt S tude nt A ssoc i atio n 4; H o mero o m R epresentative 2; Athleti c Cou ncil 3; Thespian 3,4; "21" Club 2,3,4; T o rri d Zone W iza r d 2.3,4, Vice Pr esident 3; ROTC 1,2,3.4; D a nce Commiuees 1 .3,4; Assem bly Comminees 1,2, 3.4: Vice-Pre side nt Junior Class 3; Dramat ics Club 1 ,2.3.4; H istorian 4; Play Productions, "The B a l", "So rry W rong Number," 2; "Sab rina F air," 3; "Wh at a Life:' 3; Hear L ig htnin g," 3: "Life With M o th e r ," 4; Dra ma Festi val 2.3: B est ActOr Awar d 3: F T.A 3; Jr.-Sr. Pr o m 3; I ntramural Spans, F oot ball 2: Softball 2 ; Track 2,4; Sw imming 1 ,2,3,4; Orch est r a 1 ,2.3; Ban d 2,3: G lee Club 3: Mu sic Award 3; B oys' Slate 3; B o y s Nati o n 3. BERNARD J CRA I G JR. "Bernie" Colo n R epub lic de P a nama J anuary 1 6. 1939 ROTC I ; F ootball 4; Baseball 3; Assembly Committees 1,3; Track 2. RAYMOND CONWAY CROFT Ray Darby. Penn s ylvania Jul y 31,1939 I Get A Kick Out of Y o u H o m eroom Repre s entative 4; Athleti c Council 2; "C' Club 3.4; R ifle Club 2,3.4; D ance Co mm ittees 2 3,4; A sse m bly Co mmittees 1 ,2. 3,4; Dramatic s Club 1 ; F oo tb all Var s ity 1.3 4 ; Baseball 2,3,4; ).V. bas k e tball 2; s w im ming 1 ,2. Pa ge 19
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MARY LOUI S E DAILEY M a l'Y l ou" Panama Ci t y J anuary 3 1 1 940 All A g l ow Again" Athletic C ouncil 3; Dramatics Club I ; Girl s' S tate 3. BARRY 1. DAVISON L o ngmont Co l o rado Del ightful to Know" "2 1 Club, 1 ,2,3,4; 1 s t priz e essay, 2 nd prize essay 3; Rifle Club 1 ,2,3,4; A sse mbly (ommittees 2,4; D ramatics Club 2,3,4; F ootball 1, 2,3.4; Va r s ity 3,4; Sw im m ing 1 .2,3,4; Bowl in g 2; Basketball Jr. Va r s ity I ; Trac k 2; Band 1 ,2,3,4; Orc h eStr a 1. 2,3 .4; Fr. Sop h Br aw l Ref. 3.4; Intramural bas k e tball 2,4; "Co, Club 3,4; All C.Z. FoOl ball T eam 4; Jr. Hig h F o Otba ll C o a c h 3,4; Baccalaureate a n d Comm enceme nt 3. NORMAN BENJAMIN DIALS B e nni e" Colum bus, Geor g ia N ovembe r 11. 1938 "Music M aestro, Pl ease" ROTC 2,3,4; S a tl alio n Comma n de r 4; Se ni o r A sse m b ly 4; 1st squad f ie l d n ig h t 3; John Phillip Sousa Band award 3.
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DIANNE MARI E GEDDES '' OJ'' L o n g I s land, New York May 1 9, 1939 "5 F oo t 2, Eyes of Blue, O b What Those 5 Feet Can 0 0" Manhanan H ig h School. Kan sas 2; Caribe Club 3,4, His t orian 4; Cheerleader 4; Pep Club I ; D ance Commiuees 1 ,2,3.4; Assembly Com mitt ees 1,2.3,4; Dramatics C lub 1,2,3,4; CD Nurses Aide 4, Vice President 4; Class Treas urer 3; Glee Club 3; Girls' Scate 3; Drivers Trai ning 2; CommenC"emenr and Baccalaureate 3; Intramurals 1 ,3,4; Volleyba l l All s lar s 4; Orc hesu a 1 ; FOOfball Queen's C.oun 4. BARBARA LOU ISE GEGG "Bunchy" Colon Republic of Panama O c tober 2, 1 939 "If [h e Nightinga l es Could Si n g L ike Y o u They'd Sing Much Sweeter Than They Do" Eureka H igh Sch oo l, Ca liforni a 1 ; S.A. Treas ur e r 4; Natio n a l H onor Soc i ety Treas ur e r 4; Thespian 3.4, Vice P r es ident 4; G.A.A, 3, 4 ; Caribe Clu::' 2,3,4, Preside nt 3; T orrid Zon e Wizard 3,4, V ice Pr esident 4; D a nc e C o m minees 2,3,4; Dramatics Club 2,3,4, President 4; Drive r s Trainir.g 4; Baccalaureate a n d Commencement 3; Girls' State 3; Br awl Coac h 3; Glee Club 2,3,4; Intramurals 2.3,4; B aske t ba ll Ali stars 2; Ba seba ll All sta r s 3; Volleyba ll Ali stars Manager 4; A sse mby C omminees 2,3,4. LYNDA LOU GEYER L y n da"' Reading, Pennsylvania September 30, 1939 I COUnt All T he C harms About Lynda" An H o nor Soc i ety 1 ; Pep Club 1.2; Ca m era Club 1,2 ; Lib rary Assistant 3; Glee Club 2.3; Dramatics Club 1. 2.3.4; "Sabri na Fair"; Lif e With Mother"; Driver's Training C o ur se 4: Mock Election 4 ; D ance Commiuees 1.2,3 ,4; Intramural Spom 1.2.3.4 : Top Ten, Vo ll eyball 3; Swimming Team 1,2.
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BOBBY JOE WILLIFORD Bob" Pope Missi ssip pi January 1 2, 1 939 "\,{{he n I Gro w T oo Old to Drea m I'll H ave You to R e m e m be r H ome r oo m Representative I ; Athletic Counc il 2: R O TC 1.2,3; Dance Com mittee s 1,2. 3 4; A s sembly Comm itt ees 2,3.4; Class Presi dent 3; F oorball 2. PHILIP STEPHEN HADARITS "Willie" Clev e land, Ohio "Giant" ROTC 1 ,2.3.4; D a nce Committees 3.4; B and 1,2 3,4 ; Orc hestr a 1,2,3,4; B oys' State 3. J AMES R O BERT HANNA Jim Co l o n R epublic of Panama Nove mber 9, 1939 It Had T o Be Y ou" Danc e Commiuees 1 2 3,4; R O T C 1 2 3,4; A s s e m bly Committees 3 ,4.
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J JO ANN HARTE "Cis" DaytOna B each, Fl o r ida November 1 6. 1 938 H ey There, Y o u With The Stars I n Your Eyes" Athlel:c Coun c il 4; Dance CommiClees 3; A s semb l y Comminees 2; Drama tics 4; Jr.-Sf. Pr o m 3: G i rl s' State 3; Libra r y Assi stan t 4; Volleyball I ntramurals 1,2,3,4; Softball intramurals 3; Basket ball Imramurals 1,2,3, 4. DEAN DOUGLAS HAUSE "Gooey" Hagerstown Maryland January 1 2, 1 94 0 And What Did I D o. I Thought Abo ut Y o u Athletic Council 4; Rifle Club 1.2.3.4; Demo cutic Pr esidential Elect o r 4; H o mer oo m Ailer nale 4. DOROTHY L. HA USE R D ms" C o l o n. Republic o f Panama J une 24. 1 939 "When Y o u re Smi lin g" Dan c e C o mminees 2,4; Assembly Committees 2,3.4: Orc h es tra I ; Glee Clu b I ; So ftball All SlaTS 2; Volley ball 1 ,2; Soh ball 1 ,2: Bas ket ball 1 .2.
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L A M O I NE EDSON W ERLEIN L a m M o n do v i \ 'Qj ; co n s in Sep tember 1 2, 19 3 9 T ee n -age Pr aye r "21 Club 1 ,2.3.4; "C' Club 2.3.4; R OTC 1.2, 3,4 ; D an ce Com m i ttees 3,4; Asse m b l y C omminees 1 ,2.3.4; T ra c k T eam 2,3 .4 ; Pla y "Wh at a L i f e" 3 L if e W i t h M ot h e r" 4 ; S occer 3. T E D J, H ERRMAN F i n ger s N e w Y o rk City N Y July 2 5 1 9 3 9 M e m o ries o f Y o u" R O T C 1 ,2.3.4; D a nce C om m itt e e s 4 ; Assembly C o mmiue e s 1 ,2,3 .4 ; Driving Cl a ss 4; W a ter P o lo 1. SANDRA E L A I NE HUGHES "Sandy Anco n C a n a l Zon e Aug u s t II. 1 9 3 9 "With a So n g In M y H eart" C h ee rl eade r 3; D a nce C ommiuces 1,2, 3 ,4; Asse mbl y C ommittee s 2 3,4; D r a m :uic Club 3; "The B a t Gle e Cl u b 1 2 3,4; Intramural S pons 1 ,2,3,4.
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FRED MAYNARD J O HNSON "Checalo" Abilene. Texa s Apr;1 1 4. 1939 "Jo h nson's R a g H ome R oo m R eprese nt : lIive ); H o mer oo m AI l e rn :ue 2; ROT C 1.2.3.4: Dance C o mmince s 2 .3 .4: A ssemb l y Committ ee s 2.3.4; FoOl hall 2: Play Production s 3.4. "Wh:H a Life", "Life With M oehe r" GAI L ARDENE J O HNSON "Buony" Au gusta, Geo r gia May I S. 1939 "Gettin g to Kn ow Y o u Glee Clu b 3. MARCELA I SABE L L E IGNADI ER BUl Sy" Co l on, Panama September 10, 19 38 "Song i s Y o u Dra m a tics Club 4 ; I ntramural Sports 2,3,4; D ance Co mmitl ces 2.3; G l ee Club 3; Baccalaureate and Commencement 3.
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ALICE PRUDENCE LIM But ch" Pu e rt o Armu elles, Chiriqui D ecembe r 1 1 1 938 ''I've Got Rythym S .A. Secretary 4; H o m eroo m Represent ati ve 2.3; Nati o n a l H o n o r Soc i ety 3,4; G A .A. 1 ,2, 3,4; Vice Preside nt 4; Cacibe Club 3,4, Presi. de m 4; D ance Commiuees 1 ,2.3,4; Assembly Commiuees 1 ,2,3,4; Dramatics Club 1,2, 3 .4 ; Secre t ary 4; V o lle yball AlI Stars 1 ,2.3 ,4; Ba se ball All-Sta r s 1 ,2.3. CATHARINE C ARL SEN LINDS EY C achy" WashinglOn, D .C. Jul y 21, 1 9 3 9 'I've T o ld Eve r y Little S t ar JuS( H o w Wonderful Y o u Ar e National H on o r Society 4 ; Torri d Zone 'Wizard 2.3,4; D ance C ommittees 1 ,2.3, 4; Assembly C o mmittees 2 3,4; Dr a matic s Club 1 ,2,3,4; "Sabr i na Fai r"; Imcamur a l SportS 1 ,2,3,4; Baske tball All Stars M a na ge r 3; Orc h es tr a 2 3,4; Glee Club I ; Campaig n Manag e r 2,3. J AMES PAU L LONGO Jim M eadv ill e P enns ylvania M ay IS, 1.93 9 H e's My G uy R O T C I ; F ootball 2.3; Bas k e tball 1 ,2; Socce r 3.
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TERR Y LEE LOUI S "Terry" Brown sville. Pennsylvan ia May 1 3. 1939 "S ophistiC:HCd L ady H omeroom Repre sentative 4; Athleti c Council 3; Nat i o nal H o n o r Society 4; Thespian 2,3.4: (aribe Club 3: Torrid Zone Wizard 2.3,4; D ance Commitlees 1 ; A sse mbly C ommittees 1 .2,3.4: D ramatic s Club 1.2.3.4; Inlramurals 1.2 .4 : Swimming 2,3; Besl Accres s Aw ard 3: P lays 1.2.3,4. ROBERT FRANKLI N LOWE Bob" K ing George Cou nty, Vir g ini a January 20, 1 938 "In [he r.,' l ood "C" Club 2,3,4; ROTC 1,2; Assembl y C ornminces 1,2.3,4: Foot ba ll 1 ,3,4: B a s ket b all 1,2, 3,4; Tra c k 1 .2.3,4. GA I L B i\
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, c GEOR G E A NTOIN E M ERCIER T o ro" Pana m a City, R e pu b l ic o f P a nam a J une 13. 1 9 3 9 "So m e th i n g W o n de rful " 2 1 C lub 1 2 3; Sec T reas. 4 ; Pres i dem; T o r ri d Zone W i za r d 3, 4, Pr e s ide nt ; A sse m bly C o mmiuees 3,4; Foot ball 2.3 ; Bas k e t b all 3,4; I ntr a mu r a l S ecc e r 3; Intramur a l Bask e t b all 1 2,3; B o y s' State 3. HEN RY MI Z RA CHI "Quiqui C o l o n Repu b lic do P a n ama J a n ua ry 4. 1 938 D a n c e W ith M e H e nry" ROTC 1 2; Assem b l y C ommi tt ee s 3; Dra m atics Club I ; Cla s s Officer Pre s i d e nl 1 ; Track 1 2 M A R Y P ATRI C I A M ORLAND M e y e r C o l o n. Republ i c de P ana m a May 9. 1 9 3 9 T o o M a rvel o u s F o r W o r ds" Girls Athl et i c Associa ti o n 3,4; C h e e rl eade r 2 3. 4; ROTC Bauaii o n Spo ns o r 4: D a nce C o m mitt e e s 1 2.3 ,4; D r a m at ics Clu b 1 2 3 .4 ; P c p Club I ; I ntr a m ural s 1,2. 3 .4: All Sta r s 3 ,4.
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SAMUEL G NEWHARD "Mule" Ancon, Canal Zo n e April 23, 19 39 I \'
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FREDERICK JOH N PRITHAM "Freddy" Geenville, Maint: J anuary 26 1 9 38 "Freddy, Y o u Are My In spiration" R ;f!e Club 2 ; ROTC 1.2.3. 4 MARTHA JEA N PRYOR "Spurs" R o wher. Arkansas December 20, 1 939 Y o u Are My Suns h i n e" Girl Athleti c Rep. I ; Girls At hl etic Asso. 1 ; D a nce Commiuees 1,2; Assembly Committees 1 ,2; Dramatics Club I ; B and & Orc he stra 1,2, 3.4; I mramural s 4; Volleyball 4. RACHEL BARBARA RADEL Rach" Co l o n R e public d e Panama Au g u s t 1 8, 1 93 9 Exa c tly Like Y o u Girl s' Ath l etic A sso 2 3,4 ; Dance Commiuees 1; C amera Club 1 ; Pep Club I; Inlramurals 1,2.3; Glee Club 1,2, 3 ; Cafeteria 4.
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DANIEL F RAMSEY "Dan" Pagosa Springs, Col o rado March 3. 1938 All I Do th e Who l e Day Through, Is Dr eam of Y o u" "C Club 2.3,4; ROTC 1 ,2,3,4; Footb,ll 1,2; B aseball 1.2,3; Basketball Manage r 2 3 W ILLIAM ARTHUR RANKIN "Bill" New Y o rk, New Y o r k Apil 19. 1 939 'Me. T o uchdown" Athl e tic Council 1 ,3,4; "C' Club 2,3.4; ROTC 1 ,3; Dan ce Committees 1,2.3; A sse mbly C o m minees 2.3.4: Football 1 .2,3.4; Baseball 3; Baske t ball Im ramural s 1 ,2; Bas k e tball 3; Track 2.3; Soccer 3. ERNEST JERRY ROBNETT Hip Hump M e Gundy" Nashville. T ennessee Mar c h 3 1 1 937 "My Buddy" Bas ketball 1.2,3; F oo tball 1 ,2.3; Athletic Council 1,2. 3; S Club 1 ,2,3.
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-I NELLO JOSE ROSANIA "Nello" Colon, Republic de Panama March 4, 1939 "The re'll Never Be An o th e r You" "21 Clu b 3,4; Dance C o mmitt ees 1 ,2,3; Assem bly Committees 1 ,2,3. ALVARO GONZALO SABORIO Sa n J ose, Costa Rica Macch 3 0. 1 937 "Wonderful One" ROTC 1.2,3,4; Dance Co mmittees 3,4; Assembly Comminces 4; Intramural S occe r 3,4; Intramural Bas ketball 2; Glee Club 1 .3,4. CAROLYN JEANNE SANDERS Col o n Republi c de Pan a ma December 1 6. 193 9 "Fine and Dandy, Sugar Candy" Girls' Arhl elic A ssoc iati o n 1,2 3. Pre s i dent 4; H omcrcom R e presentative 3; Cheerleader 4; Dance Comminces 2,3; H omeco min g Court 4 ; I ntr a mural s 1,2.3.4; "B" League V olley Ball Ali s l a r s 1 ,2.3; "A" Leag u e 4; Bas ketball AIl s tar s "B" L eag ue 1,2.3: Softball Ali s tar s "B" Le ague 3.
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.. -JEFFERY FRANKLIN SLAUGHTER Jeff" Kin gsvi ll e, T exas D ecembe r 5, 19 39 M an \'(fith a H orn" ROTC 1 .2,3,4: Dramarics Club 4; F ootba ll I, 3,4; Opening Day A sse m bly 4; Band 1 ,2.3; Orche stra 3 EDDIE WESLEY SMITH "B;g Ed" C o lo n, R epublic de P ana ma Jul y 1 3. 1937 "Tall Boy" "C' Club Treasurer 1.2.3.4: ROTC 1 ,2.3; Asse m bly C omminees 1,2 ,3,4. DA VID S TEALEY S TA N LEY Dave" Parke r s burg, West Virginia M"ch 19, 1939 "Out of My Dreams" R ifle Club 1 2.3.4 ; ROTC 1,2.3,4; Assembly C o mminee s 3,4.
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# -, KENNETH SCOTT STONE "Kid n ey" Ancon, Canal Zone M arc h 20, 1939 Ain t l\.' li sbe havin R OTC 1 ; D a nce Commi tt ees 1 ,2; A sse mbly Committees I ,2; F oo t ball 1 ,2,3,4. JANET COLLEEN S W ICEGOOD J an" L exingto n North Carolina September 27, 1939 "Suga r Sweet" Class Secreta ry-Tr easure r 1 ; Dance C c mmiuees 1,2.3.4; Assembly Commiuees 1.2,3.4; Dramatic s Club 2,3,4; Intramural V o lleyball 1 ,2, 3.4; All-Stars 4; Intramura l Softball 2,3,4; I ntramural B asketball 1 ,2,3,4; Baccal a ureate and C o mmencement 3; Christmas D a nce 4; Jr. Sr. Pr o m 3; Ushereue for music progr a m s a n d plays 2,3,4; B and 1 ,2; OrcheStra Sec r e t a r y 2; T op Ten Spans Awar d 2,3; Girl s State 3; Driving Cou rse 4; Je. High Volleyball All s tar C oac h 3. JEA NETTE CORNELLA SWICEGOOD R ed" L ex ingtOn North Car o l ina Septe m be r 27, 1939 "Swee t and Geml e" Girls' Athleti c A ssociatio n 1 ,2,3, 4 ; Caribc Club 3,4; Torrid Zone Wizard 2.3,4; D ance Co m mitt ees 1,2.3.4; A ssembly Commitlees 1,2.3.4; Volleyball All sta r s 1 ,2,3,4; B asketball All sta r s 1,2.3 ; Band 1 ,2; Intramural volleybal 1,2.3.4: Intramural bas k etball 1.2.3,4; Intramu ral so ft ball J .3 ; CD, Sec r eta ry 3 ; Tradew ind a n d Caribbean Staff 4; Com m e ncement a n d Baccal au r eate 3; Jr.-Sr. Pr o m 3: Christma s D ance 4; G irls' S t ate 3: Dri vin g cou rse 4,
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J UDITH T HIRLWALL T I P TON "Noodl e Panama City P a n ama Ocw b er 5, 1 939 "Sw ee t Brown Eyed Baby" Girls' Athl etic A sso. 1,2.3,4 ; R O T C S 'onso r 4 ; A sse m b l y C ommi tt ees 1 ,2,4; D ance Co m minees 2.3; 8 League V olleyball A ll S t a r s 1,2 3; 8 L eag u e Bas k etball All sta r s 1 ,2,3; S L e a g u e S ofrbal! All sta r s 1,2.3; Volley ball Intramura l s 1,2,3,4, T ea m Capt ai n 4; B as k e t ball intra m urals 1,2,3.4; Softball' I nt ramur als 1,2,3,4; Jambo ree Queen 4. R OSS JAMES TOBI N "Butc h Broc kt o n M assa chu se tts June 6 1 939 Oh T h a t T owering F eeli n g F o ot ba ll 2.3; B aseba ll 3; J u n io r Var sity Ba s ketb ,I1 3. R OS ALIE ANN VOWEL L "Jo hnny" K ittS K entuc ky Februa r y 25, 1938 D a n c e C omminees 3; Assem b l y C ommittees 1 2 I I
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JJage 36 GEORGE JO S EPH WETZEL "Pai so" ROTC 1. New York New Y ork November 3, 1 9 3 8 ''1'11 Get By" M ILTO N JOS EPH GROVE R "Milt" Rice L ake. Wis consi n February 4, 1 940 "An irre s i s tib l e F o rce Suc h A s You" S A Assr. Treasurer 3; Athletic Council 3; "C" Club 3.4: R O T C I ,2.3: Assemb l y Committee s 1,2 .3 4 ; Vice President Sop h o m o r e Class; F o otball 2 3 .4 ; B aseball 3 ,4; Track 2 ,3; j .V. B asketb,1I 2.3
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G I r I s B o y S f 0 Promise Me We, the S e ni o r C lass of 19 57. b e ing irresponsible, unpr e dictable and eccemric, do h ereby depose that we voluma ril y gram to rh e unforrunate und e rcl assmen OUI most. C treasured possessions in our l ast will and testament. EMMA-LEE BLAYLACK-Ieaves her personality to all the Juniors. KATHLEENE BREDE-leaves her l oose jitterbug s teps to h er s i ster, Ann JEANNE ANNE CHAMBERS-leaves h er ability to tackle Physics to Mandy D o n o hue. MARGERY ANN CONNARD-Ieaves h er 22V2 i n ch waist formula t o Mar g u erite Engelke. MARY LOUISE D AILEY-leaves her ability to sneeze in Miss Ander so n's class to L ois Stevens. DIANNE MARIE GEDDES-leaves h e r hair cut to Marilyn Smith. BARBARA LOUISE GEGG-Ieaves her l ong, straight (??) hair to Marie Bleakl e y ( Mari s ie). LY NDA LOU GEYER-leaves h e r freckles t(\ any un s u s pecting fair complexi o n ed Junior J O ANN HARTE-leaves her sunshine complexio n to J o an Coff ey. DOROTJ.iY L. HAUSER-le3ves h er kn owledge in Physics (if any ) t o S teffi Be c k SANDRA ELAINE HUGHES-l eaves her ability t o be l ate for the bus every day t o Barbara Gale s GAIL ARDENE JOHNSON-leaves her free school time to Arlene St r ain. MARCELA I SABEL LEIGNADI ER-l ea ves everything. ALICE PRUDENCE LIM-leaves her p osi ti o n as S. A. Secretary t o Ann Brede CATHARINE CARLS EN LIN DSEY-just l eaves. TERRY LEE LOUIS-leaves her pink M G to Marv el D av i son. GAIL B MacPHERSON-ieaves her d ri ving abiliry t o White. PATRI CIA ANN MAEDL-leaves h e r h eig ht to Grace Ar go. MARY PATRICIA MORLAND-leaves h e r pony tai l to Nancy Gibso n SANDRA ELIZABETH MOTTA-leaves her hu sky v o ice to Steffi Beck PATRICI A ELAINE PECK-leaves h e r red dres s to t h e k ids at the lunch table. MARTHA JEAN PRYOR-lea ves h er So uth e r n accent to so m e hick Junior RACHEL BARBARA R A DEL-leaves the w h ole sch oo l to her s i ste r R osa lie CAROLYN JEANNE SANDERS-leaves her place in the H o mecom ing Court to any lucky Junior girl. JANET COLLEEN SWICEGOOD-leaves h e r camera shy ness t o Ann Fiel d. L A s s JEANETIE CORNELIA SWICEGOOD-l eaves her badminton c hampi onship to Wendy Conon th e co-c h amp. JUDITH THIR WALL TIPTON-leaves willingly. ROSALIE ANN VOWELLl eaves her pin-curl s t o any Junior in gym. JOHN MICHAEL BRI ANS-ju s t leaves. KENNETH MELVIN BRO\XlN-leaves hi s n oo n foo t ball game to anybody who want s to ge t wa r med up. WILSON CUTTING CHONG-leaves basketball to all good sp o rt s men JOHN EARTHOL D COFFEY-leaves hi s re ser ved seat in Me. Beck' s office t o R obi n Morland. DENNI S McC L A I N CO RRIGAN-gladly leaves. BRIAN MICHAEL COX-leaves his love for goi n g barefoot to Ann o r J o hn F o rrest and th e unw o rn s h oes to S t effi Beck BERNARD CRAIG--just leaves. RAYMOND CON\\7AY CROFT-leaves his full bac k p osition to K eith Kuli g. BARRY 1. DAVISON-leaves his vio lin s eat to Bill Gibso n NORMAN BENJAMIN D IALS-leaves hi s m o torcycl e c hick run s ro J erry D ockery MILTON JOSEPH GROVER-lea ve s his gift fro m B ill Pr ice to J im Palumbo. PHILIP STEPHEN HADARITS-leaves hIS barito n e h o r n to wh oe v e r want s it. JAMES ROBERT HANNA-leaves all hi s tr o uble s t o th e Clas s o f 58. DEAN DOUGLAS HAUSE-leaves hi s abiliry to r ide a s cooter t o any jerk that wants it. D AV ID WENDELL HAWTHORNE-leaves hi s ability t o "Ro a d Hog" to Chu c k C r awf o rd. TED J HERRMAN-leaves to th e s tudent s of C H S the nicest gro u p o f teach ers h e eve r ha d. FRED MAYNARD JOHNSON-leaves hi s di rty l oc k e r t o M oose." JAMES PAUL LONGO-leaves everyt h i n g ROBERT FRANKLIN LOWE-ju s t l eaves. GEORGE ANTOIN E MERCIER-leaves his expert d rivin g to Jimmy Br oo ks. HENRY MIZRACHII e aves hi s pr ivilege o f being the o nly boy in advan ced rypin g t o J oe White. SAMUEL G. NEWHARD-leaves C H S a n d all its fufO t o Charlie Olander and J o n M c Graw. DONALD LEE NOLAN-leaves h i s go od g ra de c to William F usselm a n. FREDERICK JOHN PRITHAM-Ieaves hi s carbi n e to Mrs. Smith so s h e can keep h er classes s mall. DANIEL F RAMSEY-lea ve s th e fun of t easi n g "Sh orry" (Mrs. Smith) about th e little fis h s he catc hes to T erry Willifo rd. W I LLIAM ARTHUR RANKIN-leaves hi s p ositio n in f ootball to Dick \"Xli lliams. ER N E S T JERR Y ROB NETT-lea v e s <1.11 hi s tool s t o metal s h op. NELLO JOS E ROSANIA-Ieaves everyrhing. ALVARO GONZALO SABORIO-Ieaves the c ffices o f M e m ber, T rea s urer, Secretary. and President o f the "After Sch oo l Club" t o Windy Sasso. JEFFER Y FRANKLIN S LAUGHTER-leaves his l o n g wavy h ai r to J i m B roo ks. ED DI E WESLEY S MITH-leaves his bas k etball talene a n d right arm to Jimmy Br oo ks. DA V ID S TEALEY STANLEY-leave s hi s innoc.;>ne s mile a n d c h eerful laug h to H a rry K eepe rs. KENNETH SCOTT S TONE-leaves his ability to drive the reachers crazy to any Junior that wanes t o Ify. ROSS JAMES TOBIN-Ie:lVes his l uck in catc hin g fis h to Mik e Step h enso n LAMO I N E EDSON WERLEI N Ieaves hi S t o p button to hi s b r othe r L e r oy. GEORGE JOSEPH WETZEL-leaves hi s ab i lity to skip class to Richar d Ph illips. BOBBY JOE WILLIFORD-jus e g l adly leaves. Thank G od! w I L L Page 37
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( L A S S H I S T o R y Page 40 It seems only yesterday chat the class of 1957 starred at the bormrn of the H i t Parade, hoping to someday re ac h the top. It gm off to a fine s can, winning the Fresh m a n-Sophomore Brawl by an overall victory. The class began i t s career by e lecting Henry Mizr achi as it s Presideor Wayne W all, Vi cePresident and Janet Swicegood S ecrerary-Treasurer. Together with Mr. Griswo l d and the members of the decorati n g committee the officers produced an outstanding dance the "Carniva l Caper." On September 9, 1954, as Sophomores the C l ass of '57 took another victOry in the Brawl. T his was only the second class in many years to accomp l ish such a feat and it proved rhat this was an above a verage group. The m e m b ers of the class continued to prove thi s when they m a de th e i r wise sel enion of class officers: Wayne W all, President ; Mil ra n Grover, Vice Pr esident; Sandr a Keene, Secreta r y-T r easurer During the year Wayn e was transf e rred ra Balb oa and Mi l ran Grover assumed the position as head of hi s class. The th e me for the class d a nce w as pink and black. The title was "The Star Dust B aiL" These m ighty Sophomores a l so produced a very successful assemb ly. As Junio rs, th e C lass o f 1957 was well up on the list of rap ru n es. In f ace it was numbe r twO with o nly one more step ahead. To assu r e success the members of the cl ass el ecte d B o b Williford as Pres ident Brian Cox Vice-President ; Pat Maed l Secretary a nd Dia n e G e ddes T r e asurer An informa t ive asse mbly was presented to the Student B o d y o n the subject of Panama's Independence. The Juniors also gave the annua l Junio r -Senior Prom and Banquet which was titled "A Venetian Masque ." These pro duction s were well received. At last t h e long hoped fo r goa l : Number One on the Hit Par ade fo r nine stra ight m o nths! With the t edious hours of work and the enjoyment r ece i ved from their three former years of schoo l t h ese s e lf-m ade seniors had m ade the grade! Following the pat rern ser as F reshmen a boy was e le cted to lead his class David Hawthorne di d an ex cellent job as Pres ident with the help of his officers, Sandra Motra Vice-President ; Kathleene Brede S ecre t ary and P a r Maedl Treas urer. The members of r he Graduating Cl ass of 1957 e xcelled in many fields i ncluding Dra matics Sports and Sch olastic Act i vi ties W e are certain that this yea r's "Top Tunes" will b e headi n g the list f o r man y more years to come. J IT'S IN THE BOOK
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H A L L o F F A M E }NumberTwo J ALL THE THINGS YOU ARE
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M R A N D M I S S c. H. s. SANDRA MOTTA BRIAN COX t YOU'RE MY EVERYTHING; RUNNERS-UP: Barbara Gegg. David Hawthorne
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DIANNE GEDDES JUDY TIPTON SAM NEWHARD GETTING TO KNOW YOU; RUNNER UP: Dorothy Hauser F R I E N D L I E S T
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JEAN CHAMBERS GEORGE MERCIER I'M SITTING ON TOP f::, OF THE WORLD tJ"' RUNNERSUP: Barbara Cegg, David Stanley
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PAT PECK FRED PRITHAM READING AND 'RITING AND 'RITHMETIC RUNNERS-UP: Cathy Lindsey, Ceorge Mercier, Terry Louis M o s s U D I o U S
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B E S T o A N ( E R S ALICE LIM ) \ I FRED JOH N::;ON j SHALL WE DANCE} RUNNERS-UP: Lamoine Werlein, Henry Mizrachi
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BARBARA GEGG BARRY DAVISON THE MAGIC TOUCH) RUNNERS-UP: Terry Louis, Fred Johnson M o s , A L E N E D
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B E S T L o o K I N Ci MARY MORLAND JOHN COFFEY ONLY HAVE EYES FOR YOU} RUNNERS-UP: Dennis Corrigan, Carolyn Sanders, Lamoine Werlein
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JO ANN HARTE DAVID HAWTHORNE TO LOOK AT) RUNNERS-UP: Dianne Ceddes, Ceorge Mercier B E S T D R E S S E D
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M o S T A T H L E T I ( JEANETTE SWICEGOOD Bill RANKIN IT'S ALL IN THE GAME.A RUNNERS-UP: Carolyn Sanders, David Hawrnorne
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HENRY MIZRACHI DOROTHY HAUSER AT HEART.A RUNNERS-UP: Judy Tipton. Nello Rosania W I T T I E S T
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WILL BE, WILL BE.A As our CHS Hit Para de continues we wonder what the f u t u r e will hold. Trying to visualize what t h e l ist of rap tunes will be, we see some of the hits o f the year 1 9 5 7 being revised. Two of the tOp hits Brian Cox and David Hawtho rne are f o und m a naging their theater the "Green Door", where th a t great dancing team of Fred John son and Alice Lim do the "Rock and Roll Waltz" along with their other dance rou'cines. Anmher tOP hit working there is tha t singing artist Bunchy Gegg, w ho's Sweet and Lovely" voice is famous for her record. Shonnin Bread", wrinen by "Mr. Five by Fiv e", Milton Grover Sam Newhard and Dennis Corrigan, the fwO famous Undecided hunters were "Stranded in the Jungle" until Jean Chambers and Gail Macpherson, in their "Flying Saucers" spocced them near "My Pra y er", a Bible School owned by Bill Rankin. Bob Williford a f a ithful member is trying to talk George Wetzel into building an "Ivory Tower" where they'll have "Moments to Remember" Dororny Hauser a world-known physicist, was sta y ing at the Hotel", owned by Mary M o rland when Dan Ramsey came to take her to the Dark town Strutters' Ball". Afterwards they were g o ing to see "The Great Pretender" Barry Davison in the play "Free Eats". Co-starring with him are 'a net Swicegood, Mike Brians and that famous trio red Herrman George Mercier, and Jeff Slaughter S pending April in Porrubal" are the very wealthy Carolyn S a nders and John Coffey who accidentally met in Lisbon Antiqua'. After talking over old times, the y decided to visit some of the Poor People o f P aris"-Sa ndr a Motta Bob Lowe and Ronald C ho y Pat P ec k and Fred Pritham tWO great scientists have t a ken a "Slow Boat to China to analyze diff e r e nt types o f the Fever". While there they heard B row n Eyes", Jud y TiptOn s ing "See ya Later, Alligaro r". On the s hip coming home the navigaror J erry R ob n ett, r a n int o StOrmy Weather" and they were f orce d to h ea d f o r 'Tuxedo Junction Pag< 52 Margery Connard cried Take Me am to the Ball Game" because she wanted to see Ray Croft pitch "A SmoOth One" over the home plate ,at the New York Stadium. Ross Tobin is "A Ramblin' Wreck from Georgia Tech. Lamoine Werlein has been named "Mr. Touchdown" of the year 1967. "Go Man Go" is what everyone says when speaking of Eddie Smith, the basketball star of the 1964 Olympics Ie seems that Dr. Philip Hadarits who has "The Magic Touch" has recruited chat "Sweet and Gentle" Kathleer Brede ro work as his special nurse Some of the Other "High Society" nurses working there are Jeanette Swicegood Terry Louis Rosalie Vowell and Dianne Geddes Henry Mizrachi who committed the "Murder on Tenth Avenue" was finally apprehended by that "Flatfoot" Ken StOne. Mizrachi's accomplice Dean Hause cried, "Don't Be Cruel". They got the "Heat Wave" Pat Maedl, who's hearing "Wedding Bells", has eye on some millionaire in Mississippi. The former Rachel Radel had a "Golden Wedding" and of course, Mary Lou Dailey, Cathy Lindsey, and Sandra Hughes have also made up their minds as to which male will say those "Three Linle Words" to them. Ken Brown Admiral aboard the U.S.S. "Hound Dog", is trying to round up his men after a "Ten Day Furlough" Wilson Chong Bernard Craig and Bennie Dials reporred with that "Anchor's Away look, so they set sail for "Porr-au-Prince". James Hanna and Donald Nolan both memb ers of the "Fly Boy Bounce", have been seen flying around in their jets Even s o me of our female hits h a ve joined the service Emma-Lee Blaylack Lynda Geyer, and Jo Ann Harre definitely agree that "There's Something About a Soldier" especially ones like David Stanley and Alvaro Saborio. James Longo and his assistant, Gail Johnson, have discovered that the world will a "Trans fusion" in ahom forty years. "Quiet Please" Marcela Leignadier's at work! She has come to the con clllsion with the aid of Nella Rosania and Manha Pryor, that slang words, such as "Be-Bob-A-Lula have meanings Oh well "Whatever Will Be, Will Be"!
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J U N I o R S IT'S LATER THAN YOU THINK
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Mike Angcrmuller Page 54 Marie Bleakley Pre sident Ann Br ede Sec r etary Class Officers Grace Argo J anet Ar g ue Charles Crawford Vice-President Alicia D o n o hue Treasure r L ester B ai ley
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F r ed B at h \'(I ayne Bath Van essa B azan Sieffi Beck l 1 t Cl ovis Bra c k i n s Arn o l do Broo k s J ames Broo k s Claude Cabanillas Alfre d Chan R o nal d Chi n Acao Ch o ng J oa n Co ffey M ary Coffey D ani e l Concepcion Wen dy Coclo n L inda Cunningham R andy Deak ins Charles D e T o re J e rry D oc kery R oge r E alon Page SS
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Julia Fernandez Ann Fi e ld Carol Flenniken 1 0hn F orres t 3than Fuller Bill Fusselm a n Ellen Fusselman Linda Cavendar l Bill Gibson France s Padua Inez Gumban Julia n Hall -Roy Hearn L oreua Hirsc hf e ld Sandra J o n es Harry K eepe r s Vir g ini a Klccfkcns William L aw r a nce Carole L ew C onnie M cClain Page l6
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t J o n McGraw Frank M onc:J.lvo James Murray B U rl Nel son Charles Olande r Eddie Pabon R i chard Phillips ---,.. ) '-,j Clarence Rienks Carmen Rigby C o n stantin e R u so d i m os Colleen Sah e r 1 ..... .1 -l Wendell Sasso Lance Terrell Ar s ill ia Vinas J oe White T erry W illif o rd J a c k WIlloughby HowJy Wit hr o w F aye Wray Page 57
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"Go Girls Go'" Thi s Little Piggy W e nt To M arke "Ti me On My H ands" "My Buddy" "Bless All Th e Tackles' "Good Nil e ladies" Page: 58
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J.\1 Frank Alberga Margaret Barber Geraldine Brewer Page 60 Kathleen Cox Vice-President 0 -Randy Alberga Jack Bedwell Brownle e Frank Corrigan SOPHOMORES Class Officers -J J c h n Ambrose Belh Bialkowski Elaine Carden Mike Cunnina.:hlHn D o nald Humphrey President """--.J Ruth Anstine William Bird Russell S weazey M i chael Dare r0 --Pablo Apolayo Robert Blai r c...s\ Jalrn n Carter G..,rardc D c Tore Martha Johnson Secretary-Treasurer g ---;' R onnie Armistead \ Harry Bland n Karen Coate E:llhc!' Or05h: Ligia Arroyo John Boseman f) r .. Barbara Co nnard David Eberenz
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I., Marguerite Engelke Linda Erikson Linda Farro w Russell Favori t e Nan c)' Gibson Wa.ldo Gilley Judy Griffon Elizabeth Halloran ) fl J Diane Hickey Manuel Hicks William H ogan Dick H osking Arthur Lawrance Patricia Lawson Hu"y Lee Will Limkemann -":dward Mars hall J ohn Marshall Louis Martin Al f r e d M e n d e z Jean Owen Arthur Parrott N orma Ramire:t Bonni<-Rankin James Santos Jean S eaman T o m e Sellers Kare n Sharick Myra Ficld Max H ann;!. Simo n Karton Joe L orenzo E s t h e r Mill e r .;:-' I Fred R obinson Chadene Sho r e ", C el s a Franceschi Alice H a r d w i c k K eith Kulis r!\ -) Brian McNamee Ella r.be M oral e s Ir1 San d ers Marilyn S mith R onald Frank.'l Bill Hayes Rose Lastinger Caro le M cNulty Kathi e O'Brie n Ma x Sanden; J Ri chard Smith Pa ge 6 1
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. \ Lois SIt>\'cns Richard SW:llm Ali cl' Talx-r Gl oria T o l edano James T r ... s back Richard Vinas J o h n Wallace .", 1 Jackie Walsh Mary Lou Washabaugh Leroy Wl"rlein Claire White Richard Williams E z r a Y o h ros L et The Suns hin e I n The Wayward Wind A $Y.CCt Old Fashi o ned Girl T ime O n M y H ands Hey There Page 62
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Evelyn Andt"r son ,, -, Ralph O k ... i n s I C harles Cooper Mrlr\'c i Davi so n .CJ Frank M cLeod VicePre-sidenl Ramona Ande rson D o nald Bru!;(' .., Eileen Cox -Melvin D e Veaux FRESHMEN Class Officers Rafael Arosemcna -Olga Bunn Bt'enda Daisey _00:'-I ( I R o b('rt Dirks DarcE' Hause Presid ent Sandra Bake r Judy Butler -Rex Daisey Jean D ocke r y Mike Barfield '\, Dean e Campbell Shirlev Dal t o n Martha D o lby I Darien Dietz Secretary-Treasurer Maurice B e l ange r Raqu['] Carino Jules Damian i Edward D o n ohue C: .rolc Bell ( / ) Ellen C lute BLlty Davis Sanura Dy e r P age 63
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n ; r -I ) Pet ... r Ender Jac k Williams Michelle F ernand.'% M elvynn Field H enry Wilm o t h George Gaenssl e y Barbara Gales r\ 0 I---. -; . '. \ f Ada Wynne Julia Glogo\'csan Judy Gray Ruby Hall Bill Harrison John Hawthorn e Emily H earn ( -Q 0 ,: -.I t -I t I "'"" Gerald Hiity Mike Houser Robert Irwin F e li x Karpinski Michael LaCroix Joseph Lastinge. Mario n Leaeh f!!! .... <:::....> ) -, = Paul Leignadier L eila Leo n Charles Lyew Michael McBride Jerry M cGaughey James McGloin Arthur May : 't r '-t \ Ire n e Meeh n n Gilbert M orland Di c k M U n cy Brenda Murray Andra Nas h Carl Newhard Joan Page (?) C!\ -. = '-I Jamell Palumbo D oris Poyne Carolyn Peck J ohn P e t e rsen Walter Peterson Douglas Phillir,g U olando Prelio n q ,.--.. ,. 4 .. J rw Pryor Maria R o y Higby Sandrl\ R Ollcoe Barbara Russ('l1 Jack Sandcrs Lidia Santos P'g' 64
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, > Gene S humat e Raym ond S i mas Di a n a S mith Georg ia Smith M arion S mith Danny S tanley Mik e Ste ph e nson R oland S t e rling Kay Stone Arlene Suain Hu go T ompkins Ernest T yle r Gloria Villaroarzo William Weigle "Crno n L et's Gel H appy" In the Shoemaker' s Shop" "Onl y Y ou" Hor Diggiry " Talk o f the Town" Page 6S
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"Despi t e All th e R ain and Mud Th e Fro s h-Soph Br aw l-Sophom o r e Vicrory Page 66
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Page 68 FRONT RO W (Left to R ight): Charles Ol ande r (Assista nt Treasurer), Stelfi Beck ( Vice-President) Brian Cox ( Presid e nt), Alice Lim (Secretary), Bunchy G e gg ( Tre asure r). BACK ROW: Mr. PI a u (Spo nsor ) Dianne H ickey Rub y H all, Lero y Werlein, Wendy CottOn R oger EatOn Bill Gibson Jeanne Chambers Bill H ayes Student Association FRONT ROW ( Left to Ri g ht ) : Charles Olander ( AssiSta nt Treas ur e r), Stelfi B ec k (Preside nt). BACK ROW: Ronnie ArmiSted Mr Gregg (Spo nsor ) R oge r EatOn D ea n H a use Mike McBride J anet Ar gue Juli a n H all, Judy Butler Huey Lee, Hugo Tompkin s J o Ann H arre, Par Lawson Bill R ankin. Athletic Council
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BAC K ROW (Left ro Right ) : Ste ffi B ec k Alft e d Cha n Jean err e Swic e good C athy L indsey Bill Fussel m a n J ea n Ch am b e r s T e rr y l Oll i s FRONT ROW: B u n c h y G egg ( Vice-P reside nt ) George M e r c i er (Pre s i d e m). P a t P ec k ( Secr etary-Tr easure r). Caribe Club ROW I ( L eft ro Rig ht): C a ro l l e w T re asurer, S andra MOtta ( S ecreta r y), Alice Lim (Pre side nt), M a r i e Ble akley (Vic e Pr e s i d e nt ) Di a nn e Gedde s ( H i sroria n ). ROW 2 : Gra c e A r go P at Peck G l oria T o i e d a n o C at h y L i ndsey J ea n Seam a n ROW 3 : T erry L o u i s J ea nn e Cha mb e r s J ea n ette S w i cegood, tigia Arro y o and K a r e n Coate BACK ROW: Lo rena H i rsc hf eld Elle n Fussel ma n Bun c h y G egg S te ffi B eck Este r Mill e r K a thl ee n Cox Berh B ial k ows k i Judy G r i ff o n Miss Anderso n ( S po n so r ) Torrid Zone Wizards Page 69
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Page 7 0 National Honor Society BOTTOM ROW pictu red from left to ti g ht: Tetry Louis, Secrecacy; J ean Chambers Pre s ident ; Bun chy Gegg Treasur e r TOP ROW picrur ed from lefe to right: Sandra Morra; Alice Lim; Cathy Lindsey; and Pat Maedl. "21 Club BAC K TWO ROW S : (Lef t to Ri gh r): P erer En d er, P ablo Apolayo Nella R osan ia. Bri an Cox Ralph Blevins L ester Bailey J ames \"XIill. J ohn Boseman Paul Leignadier \Vill Limk ema nn Bill Bir d, Deah Ha use, R oy \Xferleio, Acao Chong. Lamoine Werlein, C lovis Brackins and Barry D av i so n FRO N T ROW pi ctured from l eft to right: George M e r c ier, Pre side nt ; Jim B roo ks, Secretary-Treasurer ; Wendy S asso, Vice President; and Mr. Stearns Spo n sor.
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GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION FRONT ROW ( Lef t to Rig ht): D i a nn e H i c key, C olle en S a lcet N o rm a Ramir e z H uey L ee Carolyn S ande r s ( Presi d enr), A l ice Lim (Vice-Presi d e n,), P a t Maedl, Man d y D o n ohue J e a n ett e Swi cegoo d BACK ROW: Stef fi Beck Miss June Clayto n ( S ponsor), B a rba r a Geg g J e a nn e Ch a m b ers ( Secr etaryTreasur e r), L i nd a Er i c kson Alice T a b er Wendy C o tt o n, M a r y M orlan d K athlee n e Br e d e M a rie B l eak ley, Ann Br ede J udy T ipro n S a ndra M o tt o Lin d a Eri ckso n C.D. NURSES AIDES FRO N T ROW (L ef t to Rig ht): Car o l Flennik e n ( H i storia n), Jean e tt e S w i cegood ( Secr e tary), M a r i l y n S mith ( S eco n d Vice-Preside nt), Dianne G e ddes (Vice-P r e s i d ent) K a thle e n Co x ( Presi d e nt), Lind a E rickson S ECOND ROW: S a ndr a J o nes, Caro l L ew Ella Mae M o r a les, A d a L o uise Wynn D a rien Di e t z Jean Seaman M a r y Coffey, J a n i ce Brownie, Nancy Gi b so n THIRD ROW: M a r ge r y Connard, E i l ee n Cox, M a r y L o uise Was h abaugh, Esth e r M ille r Ellen Fussel man, San d r a M orra, Martha J ohnson L o r e n a Hirsc h f e l d J a n et A r gue, Joan Coff e y Pag e 7 1
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OFFICE GIRLS SEATED (at typewriters): Alice Lim Kathleene Brede. STANDING: Judy Tipton Terry Louis M ary Morland Carolyn S a nders (Left to Right): J o Ann H arre, Barbara Gales, Ada Wynn, Darien Dietz S a ndra R oscoe, Barbara Ru ssel. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS Page 72
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JOURNALISM AND QUILL AND SCROLL ( Left ro Ri ght): Dia nn e G e dd e s K athlee n Br e d e San d r a M ot t a P ar M3ed l Barr y D av i so n J e a n e n e S wicego o d J e a n C h am b e r s "Srop i t J ean!" T a s t e go o d P : u ? " W h a t a r e y o u l oo k in g ar. K :lth l ee n ?" Cl os e ) o ur m out h S.lndra: T h e n ( 'XI fly i s min e
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P age 7 4 FRO N T ROW ( L efr to R ighr): Ire n e M ee h a n P a r P ec k Ella Mae Morales, Cathy Lin d se y Kathl e e n e B r ed e A l ice Lim ( Secret ary) Sa ndr a Motra (Vic e Pr esident, B u n c hy Gegg ( P res iclenr). T erry L o uis J anet S w icegood, Dia nn e Ged d e s ESte r Mill e r Clai r W h ire. SEC O N D ROW: B a rry Davi so n Par Law s on Berh Bia lkowski Marguerir e Engelke Jean S ea m a n Eil ee n Cox K a rhl e e n Cox, L i nda E r i c k so n N a ncy Gi b so n M ary L o u Wash a b a u g h Bria n Cox. THIRD ROW : Elle n C lur e Di a nn e Hickey, Judy Gra y Judy Burler Jean O w e n M a r i lyn Smith, G l o r i a T o l e d a n o K ary O 'Brie n B arba r a Russel Jo A nn H arre Paulin e D oc k e r y Sandr a Baker Mi c h elle Fernand e z FOURTH ROW: C a rolyn P ec k L elia Leo n Andr ea Nash Sreffi B e ck M a r ve l D av ison J oa n P age B ill Haye s D arie n Die t z D a c ce H a us e Ler oy W erlein M a r i e B l e akle y Grace Ar go R andy Alber ga BACK ROW: Lynd a G ey e r L o r erta H i r sc h f e l d M a r c ella L e i g n adie r A lfr e d C ha n Bill Lawre nce. DRAMATIC CLUB FRONT ROW: T e rr y L ouis ( Secr e rary ) Bun chy Gegg (Vice-President), S a ndra Morr a (President). BACK ROW: Brian Cox Sreffi Beck Bill L awr e n ce, Marie Bleakley and Barry Davi son. NATIONAL THESPIANS
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RIFLE CLUB John Amb rose Rosalie R adel Mike Bria n s Linda Cunningham VARSITY Judy Griffon \ VilJiam G i b so n Mr. N oe l Gibson James M urray B a rry D av ison Lance T e rrell
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o U R B I GB GO EO S S TT Page 78 E R Who i s he? N o n e other than TREVOR S IMO NS. Words can 't exp ress the gratitude he deserves for all hi s untiring effo n H e writes our s POrts co lumn, h e watches the boys p r actice wheneve r he can a nd he a l ways he l ps with th e ticket sales to ou r spo n s act i v i ties. F o r all t his, hi s o nl y ga in i s th e fri e nd ship o f th e stude nts.
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JAMBOREE T h e se venth a n n ual J a mbo r ee was hel d at Mr H ope sta d i um o n Septe m be r 28 at 7 : 00 Quee n J udy I wa s C r i sto ba l H i g h Sch oo l's queen at chi s gab a ffair Balbo a Hig h Sc h ool won rhe tr op h y with 1 4 p oines. C r i sto b a l was seco nd with 7 points Athl etic Club was t hir d with 6 points. J unior College was las t with 0 p o int s
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YEA TEA M FIG HT!!! \X'ilh thi s opening the 1 956-5 7 Chee rl ead ers, Dianne Gedde s Sandra M oua. Margery Connard. Steffie Beck. Colleen Sa ite r Ca r o l y n Sande rs. Mary M orland. and P a t Maedl. with D a l e SCOtt as Mas cot and June Clayt o n a s s p o nsor, s el a rec o r d year
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;p 'l: '" FOOTBALL 1956 Stout-Hearted Men FIRST ROW, l eft to right: Ken Stone, Eddie Pabon Per e r Ende r R alph Blevins, Julian Hall, J immy P a l umbo D ona l d Hu mphrey, Keirh Kuli g, J oh n Boseman Wendell Sasso, Clovi s Brac kins, Hugo T omp kins, Wayne B arh. SECOND ROW, l e ft to rig ht: Coach Luke P a lu mbo, M gr. Wilson Chong C h arles Olander, Bob L owe, Willi a m Rankin Walter P eterson J o n M c Graw Ji m m y Brooks, Raymond Croft, D a nn y Co n ception Arn old Br ooks, Mi c k e y Cunningham Jack Wallace, Irl San ders, D o nald Br uce, Ri c h ard Phillips, Sam Newhard, M g r P aul Leign adic r Coac h Paul M ose r THIRD RO W left to right: J oh n F orrest, Barry Daviso n Mik e Brians, L amoine Werlei n MiltOn Grover, P hilip H a d arirs, J ohn Coffey, William Gibson Jeffrey S l a ugh ter H a rry Keepers B e rn ard C r a i g, L e ster B ailey, D avi d H awtho rne, Jack Willough by. NOT PICTURED : Ru ssell Favorite
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HOMECOMING CORONATION Some Enchanted Evening On the night of ovembt:r 10th the ann u a I Hom ecomi n g Coronation Dance was held Enterin g first was P r incess Dianne Ged des (top left opposite page ) Prin cess of the Dai s ies and D aughter of the E veni n g wearing an i ce blu e gown. She was escorted by D avid H awt horn e M aster of the Sneak and Caller o f the Plays. Then Princess Carolyn Sanders (cop rig h t o pp osi t e page ) Prin cess of the Lilies, and D aughte r of the Sunset weari ng a misty b l u e gown entered escorted by WiUiam R anki n Master of the Acrobats and Chief o f the Swive l Hips Princess Mary M orland ( bottOm l eft opposite page), Princess o f t h e R oses and Daughter o f the Sunrise wea rin g a roya l blue gown ente r ed escorted b y J ohn Coffey Kill e r o f the B ulldogs and Master o f the Forward Pass. Pri n cess K at h l een Bred e ( bottom r ight op p os i te page ) Prin cess o f the Orchid and D aughte r o f the Noonday Sun wea rin g a midni g ht-blue gown, ente r ed escorted by Milron Grover, Chief of the Single Wing an d Master of the Buc ket h eads The n entered, QueeQ Sandra M otta, (right) owner o f the Flow e rs, D au g hter of the J ewels, Lady of the Nig ht a n d R uler of C.H.S wearing a white gown es co rted by L amoine Werlein, Kn ight of the Blue a nd Gold, Chief of the Lehours and M aste r o f the Waybacks. I n the n ame o f th e 1 956-5 7 F oot b all t eam L amoine c r owned San d r a "QUEEN SANDRA I." Page 85
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Page 86 BASKETBALL 1956-57 BACK ROW ( L e ft to Ri g ht): R o b e rt L owe, Da vid Haw thron e Eddie S m i th Ross T o bin D a nn y M oc k FRONT ROW: Eddie P a b o n J o hn Bosem a n W e n dell S a sso and Ronald Chin Hit the m hig h Hit them l ow Come on ream, let's go! ( Moe' s t heme son g )
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" You don' t say! PiCtured (Top to BOHom) : Eddie P abo n Eddie Smith David H awthr one, R oss T o bin Wendell Sasso D a nny Mock and R obe n L owe Page 87
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Page 88 BASEBALL 1957 BACK ROW ( Left to Ri g ht): Coac h Palumbo, Willi a m Gibson Chuck C r awford D ick Williams, Mike Bri ans S a m Newhard R oss Tobin Barry Davison, Arnold Brook s ( Mgr, ) FRONT ROW: Claud Ca b a nillas, J on McGraw, D a nny Mock Windy S asso, Donald H umphrey, R a lph Blevins. Keirh Kulig a n d William Rankin. 0 0 you h ave [0, coa c h?" And when w e yell, we yell l ike P ALU MBO yea coach!" OVe r in -BOoster l e ft Fielci '" Trever S e fmd th lln o ns pJaYin a t Ti ge r g Catch.
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L E A G U E L E A G U E VOLLEYBALL ALL STARS BACK ROW, l eft to right: Bunchy G egg Collee n Salrer Lind a Cunningham Grace Argo M ary M orland M arg i e Con n ard Alice T a b er Par Maedl. FRO N T ROW: M ar i e B l ea kley, Wendy Corron Je a n C h ambers, K athleene Br ede Alice Lim S a ndr a M otta, Carolyn S anders M a ndy Donahue. SEA TED I N FRONT: Captai n Jea n ette Swicegood NOT PICTUR ED: Gai l MacPhers o n BACK ROW, lefr to rig ht: Gl o ria T o l e d a no. Dian e Hic k e)" M arga rir e Engelke, Dia nne Geddes, R ose Ann Las( i nger N orma R:l.mirez. An n Field s FRO N T RO\v': Caro l L e w J a ner Swi cegood. L i n da E r ickson, r vbrvcl D a\' i son. Hu ey L ee. Ju l i a F e rnand e z I N FRONT: S reffi e Beck NOT P I C T U RED : D arco H "lSe. C II A M p S Page 89
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MOST VALUABLE FOOTBALL 1955 Fear s (gua r d), B a z a n ( ba c k ) 1954 Baza n ( b ac k ) 1953 McGaug h ey (cem e r ) 1952 B r yant ( ce m e r ) 1951 Whitlock, Paul (gua rd) 1950 Sull i van, Dick ( QB ) Page 90 PLAYER 1956 Billy Rankin Since the second yea r of tackle foOtball seven years ago "The M ost Valuab l e F oot ball Player is a ririe coveted by all Cri stoba l F ootball men Seve n in te r ested compe t e nt f oot b a ll men of the I sthmus, in cluding three coac hes and two r e f e rees, pic k the honored srudenr. This year's "Most Valuable FoOtball Pl aye r" has b e e n selected fo r his lead e rship ability, and fine spirit in competit i on. H e p l ayed a lm ost every minute of every game, was a key man in the backfi eld, a nd pl ayed bOth offensive a nd def e nse. Numbe r I brings Numb e r 45 down
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GLEE CLUB All our hir parad e music groups a r e under r h e direcrion of Mr. O. E J orstad. Pag e 93
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A C I V I I E S Number Eight AIN'T WE GOT FUN?
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I Page 96 R O. T. C. Drill T ea m Cox Bacralioo SCaff DI:Ils, Bat' I;Jatra/io n falion Ad ca/' O n C orn ExeCUtive Off" JUfaOt rnander; Fred Beojatnin Co l o r Guard o s oo, Bat. ... Battalion Commander Benjamin Dials D o nald Humphrey, Mi c key Cummingham, K e nny Br own, Eddie Pabo n
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Company E .... Ii; t' -if .. 'Ir Company Staff From leh to right : \ '(findy Sa sso. Fre d J o hnson, Pat Ma ed l J o n McGraw. Davi d H awt h orne, Mi c h ae l Angermuller. and Rex Daisey. Co mpany T C o mpany Staff Fr o m left t o rig ht : T ed H e rr man Jim Brooks J u d y Tipto n Ph i lip Hadaritz, D aviso n B ill H ogan. and Charle s Crawf o r d Company G Company Staff Fr o m left to right: Dan Ram sey, Jim Murray, S a n dra M o tta, Con s tantine Rusol.hmos, D avId Stanley, and L e r o y Werl e in Page 9 7
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I The{re Either Too Young Or Too Old .t-r Her e We Are, Waiting a t the Church .t-We'll Hav e a Barrel of Fun ,}. Yum m m .,... S lave Dri ve r s .I )" New Senior-Michael Padua.t l '\(Then Y ou're Smiling tI-.... And S m ell N o Ev;1 ./ R oc k Aroun d the Cloc k .I } Be D o p A L u L a./ XHY2 t C3 7 UG -BR EXPLOS I ON n Wake Up You S l eepyhead ..... Why So G l um C h um .I
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Tha t Old Gang o f M i n e 1 See ya L a t er, Alli gato r l L earning the Blue s l Hajji B a b ba .t H old t h a t T iger .I "S Ain't t hat a S ham e .t \ H ow L ittle \ Vle Kn ow et< Ain't Nobody H ere but Us Tru e L o v e .I' 'l H ey J ea l ous L o ver }, Ain 't M i sbe h avin J-T oo Y o ung To Go Steady .f
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We were o n TV! As part o f [he Educ3r i o n a l Week Prog ram C HS presented examples o f the ex rra curricular and or h er aCtivities offe r ed in our school. Mr. B ec k ac ting hi s u s ual role as p r inci p a l showed rhe new srudencs, J o n McGraw a nd Karhl ec n Cox o ur school activ ities. The f ollowing s rud e m s app ea r e d giv i ng examples o f va f icus schoo l 3Clivicies: Dramarics-T e rry Louis Grace Argo Fr e d J ohnso n a nd Claire White. ROTC-Norman D ials, D avid H aw th or n e, and Fr ank M o m alvo. heerle a ders-Sreffie Bec k, M ary M orla nd Sandra Mona, an d Dal e Scorr. Boy' s Spo rts-Wil liam R a nkin a nd L amoine Werlein. H onor oeicry-Bunchy Cegg. S A.-Brian Cox J ou rn a lISm-J ean Chambers and j oa n M c Caffrey. Rifl e C1ub-j ud) G riff o n J
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7, "Wha t A L i n e!" 8. W e Are The L adie s of th e Ch o r u s 9 Turti Fruiui." 10. W a t c h The B i r die!" I I. F a t h e r T ed a n d F a mil y ," 1 2 "Is T h i s For R ea!? I. A Hunti n g We Will Go." 2. "Who's Covering Up ?" 3. "NO( A s A Stranger. 4, "Panamena," S. "Shake, R attle a n d R oll. ,. 6. A Qui et Man:'
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CLUBS STUDENT ASSOCIATION The S tudent Association i s composed of a represe nt ative elected from each h o m e r oom a n d a cabinet whic h directs the proceedings. The cabinet consiscs o f a President, VicePresident, Secrer3t}'. Treas ur e r and A ssis t a nt Trea s urer elected by the stude nt body. The Student A s sociation sponso r s many sch oo l acti vit i es. Membership COS tS less than if the students were to pay f o r each acti v ity inter-sch o lastic ga m e and the yearboo k individually. All the awa rds-spo rts, dramatics, mu s ic-are pro vided for by the S tu d ent A s soc iation ATHLETIC COUNCIL The Athletic Co uncil i s composed of h o meroom auer nates who han dle tickets :md ga te receiprs and adverti se th e i nter s ch o lastic games. The Pre s ident o f the Athletic Council I S Steffi B eck. Vice Preside n t o f tbe Stu d ent A ssoc i atio n TORRID ZONE WIZARDS The h o norar y scie nce club of the Cri smba i Hi g h School. the T o rrid Zone W iza r ds, was fir s t or ga n ized by Mr. Carl M aed l in 19 42. it is a science cluh bel o n g in g to the na t i ona l o rganizati o n of the Science Club s of Ame rica, and prommes intere s t in sci en ce thr o u g h field trips. expe riments, de m onstra tions, and lectures. Qualif icatio n s f o r member i nclude a hi g h sch olas tic average and an active interest In sCience. CARIBE CLUB The Caribe Club, the C ri sro bal High Schoo l branch o f t he Future T eac h e r s of America, was o r ga nized i n 1949 lO further e ncourage the n oble cause o f teaching a s a professi o n N ATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The highest h o n or th at CristObal Hi g h School can bestO W upon a student i s elecr i o n t o membe r s h ip in th e Carib bean Chapter of t h e Nation a l H o n o r Soc i ety. Qu alifications f o r membe r ship a r e c h arac t e r sch o lar s h i p l eade r ship, and s ervice. 21 CLUB The 21 Club i s c o mposed o f twe n ty-one boys, eac h o f whom rep r esents one o f Ihe Pan American r epublics. Each m embe r w r ite s an essay about t h e co untr y h e repres e nt s a n d t h e R o tar y Club o f Cri s t o bal Colo n award s prize s f o r the best essays. The club s timulate s and pro mOtes int e rest in the P a n Ameri c an republics an d encourages a better unde r s tan d in g o f these co unt ries. RIFLE CLUB The R i fle Clu b, o r g anized in 194 7, c on s i sts of t h ose student s int e rest ed 10 rifle s and the c o rrect w a y ( 0 use them The R i fle Club co mpete s in Nati o na l P os tal M atc hes and i s co m pos e d of many exp ert mark s men GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The Girl s' Ath l etic A ssociatio n i s an exclusive spo rt s club. composed on l y of the g irl s who are ouman ding in S p O rts. T o become a member a g irl mu s t participate in at l east two All-Star t eams in one year o r one A llS tar team a n d be amo n g the t o p t e n in the point system The spo n so r o f th e club i s Mis s June Clayt on. NURSES AID The Nurses Aid is a newly o r ga nied club It consists o f g irl s who have some interes t in the f i e l d of nursing. During the s ummer th ey work in Coc o Solo H osp ital do in g vari ous j o bs. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS The Library Assi st ant s do in numera ble j o bs, s u c h as keepin g library reco r ds, c heck i n g and replacing books. and h elping a srude nt who ne eds aid in the library These S tu dents, un de r the sup e r v i sio n o f Mis s Br ow n w o rk h a rd and ea rn academic credit for th ei r efforts. OFFICE GIRLS The office girl s are a g r eat h e lp to Miss R osan i a in the office. They type, file, and do Oth er h e lpful jobs f o r an academic c redit QUILL AND SCROLL M e m be r ship in th e Quill a nd Scroll i s a n awa rd r eserved f o r th ose w h o m eri t th e honor t h roug h sch o l a r ship. s ervic e, and J ou rn a l istic achieve m e nts. The spo nsor o f th e o r ga nizati o n i s Mr Fred eric k Saur o DRAMATICS CLUB The Dramatic s Club co n sis tin g o f th ose st ud e ntS with a n i nt erest in acting and stage productions, helps th e Thespians in the CHS p lay prod u ctio ns. Each year th e Dramatic s Club participat es in t h e Annu a l Drama Fes tival a nd p r ese nt s a n asse mbl y t o th e s tud e nt body. NATIONAL THESPIANS The Nationa l The s pia n s of CHS are th ose s tud e nt s who a r e out s tan d in g in th e field of dr a matics, n o t only in acti n g, but als o who do exceptio nal work on publicity make-up, and s t age co n s tructi o n The spo n so r o f thi s o rganization is Mr. FattaIo si.
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Alma Mater We' v e come to sing a p r a ise, A h earty chee r to r aise. F o r the schoo l w e l ove so dea r : Our own C ri sro b a l Hig h ; We'll h o n o r he r n a me In c r e ase h e r f a me Throug h p assing yea r s, 'Twill b e (he same; S h e's th e be s t o n th e Zo n e, She' s seco n d to n o n e We're proud to claim h e r for OUf own, OUf ve r y ow n ; N o rtheasr southwest W e 've f ou n d h e r b est, She's Ollf own C ri sro b a l H i ghl Pag e 103
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''I'm F ore \ 'e r Blowing Bubble s" "Sip p n Cider Thru A Str aw" Hey There!" Aunt DIana's Quilting Party "Is H e D ead?" H ail. H ail The G a n g's All I I W ell "Man. rm B eat!" 'Yak adeeyak" 'Sm' n Pre-uy" "We're Ru gged, SUI R i g ill " R eal W o rk er s??"
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1. H e's working S-o-o-o hard!"" 4 ""H e l oo k's sad ."" 2. ""Was thi s posed?"" 5. ""Goin g sr ron g'"" 3. Look 3r 'em go!" 6 NOtice (he resembla n ce!" 7. ""These a re Stud ents'"" 10 ""Shocked!"" 8 ""That's Our B oy!"" 11. ""Loyal Cheer leader ."" 9 He's gerring a d oo r prize 1 2 "No co mm e nt n eeded!"
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Isthmian Curio Shop ( Kresz & J essany Co., L td. ) No. 5 3 P O B o x 480 From S treet Col on R o f P COMPLIMENTS OF No. 53 Pho n e 359 Nor ton Lilly and Company StemllJhi p A getltJ and Opera to f s 1 2 Masonic T em pl e Bldg. B a l bo a T e r mina l Bldg T e l ep h o n e 3 1 837 T e leph one 2 1 7 46 C ompliment[ o f Wilford & McKay Co., Inc. Madu ro, M oses & Duc r e t S.A. I NS U R ANCE 6007 F r ont Street Col on T el. 1261 P O Box 748 Mavis Beauty Shop Colon Theatre Bui lding, 10th S treet a n d B roadway Co l on -Effi cient O p e raro[ s -Eve r y Pha se o f P e rman ent Waving C oiffures o f T omor r ow f o r th e W oman o f Today M a n i c uringHair Styling-Hair Cutti ng-H air Col oring P h o n e 548, Col o n P O B ox 668 Colon R de P G e t Y o ur C01'sage at Margarita Florist M asonic Templ e Cristo b a l C Z. B est Wis hes to t h e Class o f '57 from the Cristobal Service Center Beauty Shop I T I S ALWAYS A PLEASURE TO T AKE CAR E O F THE TRAVELING RED TAPE O F OU R FRI ENDS I N T H E CAN A L ZON E L e t 1(.1 make tbe arrml-gements f o r Y01l, next trip The Colon Travel Agency F r o m S t r ee t Co l o n Tel. 1023
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Royal Netherland Steamship Co. Cristoba l Can a l Zo ne, Balboa Compliments of SCOTT & SCOTT,. INC. Smoot U Hunnicutt, S. A. Chevrolet Oldsmobile Buick Opel The French Bazaar "The Most Talked-About Gift Store On The Isthmus" Juan Palomeras Colon, R. P Fill Your Hope Chest From "SHAW'S" Colon, Panama Compliments of GARAGE SOLIS General Repairs 1 6 Melendez A v e., Colon Compliment s of ALMACEN SALAS JULIO A SALAS Prop. Bolivar Avenue 8103 Box 1104 Tel. 537 COLON Compliment s o f MADURO Colon, Panama
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Compli m ents of All American Cables and Radio, Inc. Cristobal Canal Zone BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1957" Captain C. B. Fenton Compliments From "Italia Societa Di Navigazione Genova" Cristobal 3-2464 Panama 3-3448 Compliments of PANAMA CANAL YACHT CLUB
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BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1957 TERMIN ALES PANAMA, S. A. Box 462 MOTTA'S The Label That Signifies Quality PANAMA Colon COLON Panama Telephone 1420 COMPANIA PANAMENA DE FUERZA Y LUZ Panama Colon
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Compliments of Cristobal Assembly No.2 Order of the Rainbow for Girls Atlantic Chapter Order of DeMolay CONGRATULATES THE CLASS OF 1957 Civa de Panama, S. A. See The New 1 9 57 P ontiac With New Strato Fligh t Hydr omatic Compliment. of Pacific Steamship Navigation Company Compliments of John Surany 11 th and Front Tel. 77 Colon Compliments From Maurer Flower Shop Phone Colon 31 1 Compliments From Dr. C. M. Tang House No. 9072, Apt. 1 Tel. 1575 Compliment s of Watson's Insurance Service Casino Sama C l a r a S A.-Sama C l ara Beach Inc. B e ach Re s o r t A c commodatio n s Cabins Restaurant
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TIGER BOOSTERS FOR C.H.S. Capt. and Mr s R. A Allen Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Armstrong Mr. and Mrs C. N. Bohannon Mr. and Mrs Don Brayton Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Brede Mr. and Mrs. H E C hamber s Mr. a nd Mrs. Norman Davison Mr. and Mrs F. W. Donohue Mr. a nd Mr s F. A. Ebdon Mrs. Lucille M. F l enniken Mr. a nd Mrs. A R Haus er Mr. and Mrs A. J. H a yward Robert Hodges Mr. a nd Mrs. B D Humphrey Mr. and Mrs T. M. J o rd a n Mr. and Mrs. A. L. L oga n Onyx Macadioski Mr. and Mrs L. I. Macpherson Mr. and Mrs. D J. Madison Mr. and Mrs. A. Motta Mr. and Mrs. H. E. McGaughey Mr. and Mr s E B O'Brien Mr. and Mrs. J T. O'Donnell, Jr. Mr. a nd Mrs L. C. Palumbo M a n uel P e re z Mr. and Mrs. E. Ramsey Capt. and Mrs E. B Rainier Les lie Rin ehart Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Roddy Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Scheidegg Mr. and Mrs. Frank Scott Jimmy Sikes Ray Simon s Trevor Simons Mr and Mrs C. H. Starke Betty Smith.. .. Mr. and Mrs. SmItty Mr. a nd Mrs E M Stone Mr. a nd Mrs. Allen Swicegood Mr. and Mrs. F. A. T o mpkin s Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Treadwell Mr. and Mrs Walte r Woodruff Panama Ca n a l Yacht C lub Abou Saad Temple Pacific Steamship Navigation Co.
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Page 114 The 1956-57 Journalis m Staff K athleene Brede Jea n Chambers Barr y Davison Dianne Geddes Pat Maedl S a ndra Motta Jeanette Swice goo d Th e st a ff o f the Cari b bea1t wi s h es co thank th e following f o r their int e r es t a nd work in thi s edition o f rh e Cristob a l High School y ea rb o ok P a u l Rich mo nd H all o f Fam e Pi c tures Mr Lewi s S e nior Portr a its Bri a n Co x . ....... S e ni o r Inf orma l Pictur e s M i ss M c Lim a n s .... ___ ............ Drape f o r S e nior Girls Barr y D av i so n Y earbook Pi c tur e s Simon K anan. ... .... Sp a n s P i crures U.S Army Sig n a l Corps Ph ot o g r a ph ers ...... R O T.C. Sn a p s h ors: Eil ee n Cox, W e ndy Co r ro n Joan P age W ill Limk e m a nn Sre ffil Beck Coac hes P a l u mbo and D e deau x. Advertising S t aff: Gloria T o l ecla n o, L o r e tt a Hirsch f i e l d Lig i a A r royo, Jean Sea m a n Nan c y G ib so n M a r y M orla n d, Esrh e r Mil l er, R andy Alber ga, K a thl ee n Co x C l aire W hit e, M a ril y n Smi t h Dia nn e G ed des George Wet ze l B arry D av i so n D o rorhy H ause r H e nr y Mi z r ac hi and J ea n C h ambe rs.
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