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FACULTY

Contents

SEN IORS - .--....m.m.w....--.....
JUNIORS ............... ..-... ......-- --
SOPHOMORES ....m.......

BALBOA

BALBOA

HIGH

CANAL

Sandra Morency.
Peggy Morgan....
David Browne..

SCHOOL

ZONE

A
....... ........... ...Editor
.....Associate Editor

Business

Mr. F. S. Brown .................. .Faculty Adviser
Mr. J. E. Cook............... .Financial Adviser

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From

these

Gates

We

Enter

the

Sea

of

Life

The 1959

Zonian

aims to present a pictorial history of the school year in which

the class of 1959 graduated from the Balboa High School.

Situated at the Pacific

entrance to the Panama Canal, our school is part of an effort to unite the world by
providing a connection between the two great oceans of this earth-the Atlantic and

the Pacific.

In his essay on Civilization, Ralph Waldo Emerson states that

"The most

advanced nations are always those who navigate the most.

Therefore, the Panama

Canal assists in making the nations of our planet more prosperous and

advanced

because it provides easy access to both

of these oceans.

Through this waterway, tons

of goods are being shipped even now. Consequently, while presenting a log of our
school activities, we of the staff wish to symbolically transit the canal and illustrate

the sights along the

voyage

To

ou

We

Dedicate:

We, the ZONIAN staff of 1959, in behalf of Balboa High School, do

dedicate this chapter of our lives to you, Mr. Zierten and Mr.
whom we hold in deep respect. We appreciate your service to

Ward,
Balboa

High School and

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Your Guidance
and Loyalty to

Our School

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MR. HAROLD J. ZIERTEN

Your Sponsorship

and Devotion to

the Senior Class

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Our high school days are over,
We'll hate to say good-bye.
We'll bid farewell to all our friends,
And dear old Balboa High.

"Viva el Carnaval!"

Oops, made it!

Cadets jay-walk to the new building.

The dances, games, and fun we've

had,

The sorrows, and the joys,

Are all a part of B.H.S.-

The teachers, girls, and boys.

"Remember the picnics at Summit?"

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Tired after a long day at

school.

Seniors will long remember their English term papers.

But as we go our separate ways,

With pride we'll sigh and say.

Top: ". . and . ."
Bottom: "It can't be that bad!"

a- ~ a-
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"Working, Mr.

Herr?"

"Interesting, Mr. Vosburgh?"

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Faculty

PRINCIPAL-MR.

T. F. HOTZ,

Heidelberg

Ohio State U.-M.A.

College-B.A.,

#1
1$

COUNSELLORS-MR. HAROLD J.

ZIERTEN, Bradley U.-B.S.,

Vocational Guidance, Boys' Adviser, Assistant Principal; MISS

MARIE C.

WEIR,

U. of Florida-B.S., Columbia

OFFICE SECRETARIES-l/eft to right: Mrs. Wachta-Moya;
Mrs. Lerchen.

U.-M.A.,

Vocational Guidance.

DOCTOR AND NURSES

- Left to right: Mrs.

Evelyn R. Koperski, Atlantic City Hospital

School

of Nursing-R.N.; Dr. H. C. Pritham, Colby Col-

lege-B.S., Tufts College Medical

G. Skeie,

Capital

Mrs. Henri

Nursing-R.N.

School-M.D.

City School

LIBRARIAN-Miss

U.-A.B., N.

Katharine

Y. U.-M.A.

I. Clark

Columbia

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Science

Math

B.A., Washington

Seaquist,
Walter M.

U. of
O. I

Chemistry; Mr. F
Science, Biology;
B.S., U. C. L..
Mr. G. 0. Lee,
M.A., Biology.

John C

Knick, U.

itt E. Myers, Vail
State U.-M.A.,

Wiscon
Fischer,
rank Y.
Mr. Cc

of V
City
Chemi

irginia-B.A., M.E
State Teachers C
istry, Physics; Mr.

d., Gen.
ollege-
J. W.

sin-Ph.B., N. Y. U.-M.A., Biology; Mr.
U. of Chicago-B.S., Columbia U.-M.A.,
Hukill, U. of Kentucky-B.S., M.A., General
imeron R. Stewart, U. of North Dakota-

n. Science, Chemistry
teachers College-BS.,

Front, lef
AIg.; Mr.
Math. II;
Colorado
E. Cook,

Teac
Hunt

. Not Pictured:
Columbia U.-

t

to right:
Lester D.

Mr. Olin R
Hummel, D

Miss Helen Harder,
State College-M.A.,
Miami U.-B.S., Ohio

Mr. Bernard F. Ryder,
hers College-M.Ed., Al
er College-A.B., Colu

. McGill, U. of
uquesne U.-A.B.,
Iowa State Teach

Gen. Science, AIg.
State U.-M.Ed., PI

Providence

C

Ig., PI. Geom.;
mbia-M.A.,

.ollege-A.
Mrs. Fran

Adg., PI.

S. C.-B.S., M.Ed.,
A.M., PI. Geom.,
ers College-B.A.,

Back: Mr. Jacques

Geom., Math II,
B., Bridgewater
ices K. Graham,

Geom.

Socia

Studies

and

Eng

Commercia

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Front, left to
A.B., George
Margaret V. W

right: Miss
Peabody

hitman,

western U.-M.A.,
Creek College-B.
Mullarkv. Tufts C

W

Hazel
College
ayne Stc

P. Matthews, Alabar
for Teachers-M.S.,

gte

Eng. Second row:
A., Columbia U.-

na College-

Teachers College-A.B.,
Miss Mary S. Brigham,

Eng.; Mr. Robert

E. W. Hist., U. S. Hist.;

ollege-A.B., Ed.M.,
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Mr. John A.
University of
Iowa State
Typewriting.

no

Teachers

Northwestern Oklahoma State Col
g-M.A., Typewriting; Mrs. Mary B.

College-B.S., N.Y.U.-M.A.,

lege-B.S.,
Journeay,
Shorthand,

L

r

-M.A.,

r I

ey

Foreign

Language

Practice

and

Fine

Arts

Left to right: Mrs. Shirley R. Haselden, Wesleyan College-A.B.,
U. of Fla.-M.A., Eng., French; Mr. Allen B. Ward, U. of Ne-
braska-A.B., M.A., Spanish; Mr. Ralph R. Garrett, Furman U.-B.A.,
U. of So. Carolina-M.A., Spanish; Mr. Seymour I. Barkowitz, Col-
lege of Charleston-A.B., Middlebury College-M.A., Spanish; Miss
Claude M. Aycock, Woman's College of U. of N. C.-A.B., Colum-
bia U.-M.A., Spanish.

Back, left
U.-M.A.,
Bradley U.
F Mussln

to right: Mr
Band, Orch
-B.S., Penn
nn Frt strn

h. m V.W lll*i, b 4 4
Span., Speech-Drama.

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Victor A. Herr, Denver U.-B.M.E., Columbia
Chorus, Glee Club; Mr. C. A. Batalden,
State U.-M.S., Mech. Drawing; Mr. Donald
linois U.-B.S. in Ed., U. of Chicago-M.A.,
Front: Miss Eloise Monroe, Kansas State

College-B.S., Columbia U.-M.A., Household Arts. Not pictured:
Mr. James H. Elliott, U. of Nebraska-B.S. Ed., M.S. Ed., Shop; Mr.
C. F. Anderson, Kansas State Teachers College-B.S., M.S.

Physica

Education

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at;

r-.

Front, left to right: Mr. Ross E. Anderson, State U. of Iowa-B.S.,
M.A., Phys. Ed., Head Football Coach; Mr. Paul Karst, U. of N. C.---
A.B., U. of Texas-M.A., Phys Ed.; Mr. L. E. Horine, Colorado U.-
B.S., M.A, Phys. Ed. Back: Mrs. Constance C. Ball, Rollins College-
B.A., Wash. State College-M.S., Phys. Ed.; Miss Julia M. Hardin, Ga.
State College for Women-B.S., Fla. State U.-M.S., Phys. Ed.; Miss
Patricia Lehman, Northwest Missouri State College-B.S., M.S., Phys.

Left to right: Maj. Robert N.
Wilford D. Goff; SFC Richard W

Stokes; M/SGT.
. Chambers; SFC

James Kol
William R.

lars; SFC
Stone.

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Physics

boys hard at work!

BHS's Romans!

SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND

SPONSORS-Left to right: Mr.

Stewart, assistant

sponsor;

P. Tate, vice-president; J. Kintner,

retary; J.

Cunningham, president; Mr.

Ward, sponsor.

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Big conference?

At the "Sweethearts Forever" Formal

Seniors are lucky to view ships transiting
the Canal.

Everyone
Dance.

gets into the fun at the Carnival

Seniors awaiting the approach of
Contractor's Hill

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Balboa

School

Cla1

Bottom, left to

K. Cox;

M. Downin
R. Brown;

M. Ho

M. Chase

A. Haskell; M.

1. Clark;

Garcia;

Alers; V. Egan; L.

Gutierrez,

S. DeVore.

Cameron;

Second

Gomez;

P. Flatau

row:

A. Fairchild; J. Adkins;

R. Dahlhoff; N. Clarke;

ueroa;

B. Ada

; G. Fredericks; L. Hinkle; P.

ms; L. Arroyo;

Z. Figueroa;

R. Covairt; E. Gerhart; M. Fanton; J. Beeby; F. Diaz; C. Hol

L. Dawson

S. Clinel

P. Alexand

K. Day

N. Bauchman;

gerson; C. Dorfman;

re; B. Heilman; J. Flenniken;

Bottom, lei
Walker; H.
F. Romero;
Dijs; M. W

C. Eggleston;

V. Bennett; C. Davis;

N. Grimes;

B. Connard;

G. Ely.

Third

row:

J. Hotz;

Barrett; L.

Gundersen;

M. Canham;

C. Percy;

R. Bailey; C. Concannon; P. Corrigan;

C. French; J.

Aleman

; G. Castro;

R. Chanis; T. Days;

J. Barr;

C. Chase;

R

". Durfee; W. Allen; H.

. Engle;
DeSoto;

D. Eisenmann; W. Harrell; R. Abell; E. Chaluja;

S. Booth.

Top row: G. Gross;

J. Cunningham; R.

E. McNeil;

W. Scott;

W. Hitchcock;

C. Denton; J. Fuqua; D.

Adams; D. Browne;

B. Claxton; F. Fields; L. Bateman;

W. Bruhn; P

Blades;

J. Reynolds

T. Ashton; J.

Bradley; K. DeGon; L. Hunnicutt; J. Engelke; H. Feeney; W. Ferro; W. Hele; D. DesLondes; D. Brown;

R. Hopkins.

O'Leary;

Honor

Grac

DAVID ADAMS
VENA BENNETT

DAVID BROWNE
ELIAS CHALUJA

CAROL DIMPFL
VIRGINIA EGAN

HAYDEE
MARTHA
SANDRA
MARGAI

CECILIA EGGLESTON
JUDITH FLENNIKEN

right: S. Cruz;
we; R. Dean; L.

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C.

Seniors

Ship

Log

History

September 9, 1955, we finally entered high school eager to face new teachers
and make new friends. We elected Charlie French, president; Bill Brunner, vice-
president; and Ronnie Dahlhoff, secretary for our first hectic year.
The Freshman-Sophomore Frolic and the Freshman Picnic added to our spirit.
We left that year happy that the lowest rung had been climbed and eager to return
as sophomores.
We eagerly returned to the "old grind," looking with pity at the incoming
freshmen. Bill Brunner, president; Charlie French, vice-president; and Mirna Pierce,
secretary; guided us well through the maze of our second year. While we lost the
frolic again, we got quite a few laughs out of it. We put on our first dance, The
Sadie Hawkins Dance, and elected Manue Moses as Daisy Mae, and Warren Boyett

OUR junior year came and we were under-upperclassmen.
John Morris was elected our president; Carlos Kiamco, vice-
president; and Ann Haskell, secretary. -.
Solly Toussieh was our very able S. A. vice-president.
Our second dance, called the Winter Wonderland, was
a big success with Carol Dimpfl as our very lovely queen.
The junior rings came before Christmas vacation. Thrill
of thrills!! One could tell who the juniors were by the
way they walked on a cloud with one hand extended palm
down. "Look! Aren't they the most beautiful rings you
ever saw?". .
Of course, the two biggest events of our junior year
were the Junior-Senior Banquet and the Junior-Senior Prom. ".. "
They were just out of this world! Did we feel important! t
We finally made it! Seniors at last!! Now we are really
the school leaders!
Tom Cunningham, Pat Tate, and Jane Kintner are our
leaders for class activities while Solly Toussieh, Kathy Cox,
and Mary Watson head the S. A.
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This year, for the first time, the senior adviser has two
secretaries. Judy Hotz and Sheila Snyder were chosen for
this job.
We got our caps and gowns before Christmas. Didn't we
look scholarly? We got to keep them till graduation this
year. .
The Valentine Formal was lovely as always with Layne :-..-. "--
Taylor reigning over the festivities. Just one more high ..
school dance. It makes us sad-doesn't it?
The Junior-Senior Banquet and the Junior-Senior Prom
were huge successes. This is the last time our class will be
together at a dance. It doesn't seem possible.
June 1, 1959, the big day finally comes! We are excited
and eagerly looking forward to the future, but as we look
back on the last four years we are a little bit sad at leaving . ,
the familiar halls and the dear faces. Don't look back any .-
more!r! Look ahead as the lock-gates to the future open

" ' m ,m-mi -
ahead of your ship of success.-

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SENIOR RING CC
left to right: S.
Mendez; S. Barrel

)MMITTEE, kneeling:
DeVore; M. Pierce; C.
tt: S. Morencv.

K. Degon. ..Standing,
Davis; L. Arroyo; H.

SENIOR GIFT COMMITTEE-Front, lef
P. Morgan; R. Dahlhoff; N. Bauchman.
chairman; E. McNeil; P. Blades; B. Heil

t to right: M. Chase;
Back: 0. Winstead,

man

M. Ward.

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SENIOR
chairman

CO-ORDINATING
; S. Booth; G. Sigl;

COMMITTEE, left to right: C. Kiamco; C. French,
L. Hinkle; R. Covairt; G. Frederick; W. Hele; R. Eisen.

VALENTINE FORMAL COMMITTEE-Front, left to right: J.
Morris; S. Snyder; A. Wood; M. Watson, chairman; K. Davis;
K. Cox; E. Stancook. Back: C. Chase; T. Days; M. Schoch; W.

Williams; J. Reynolds; D. Terry; H.

B. Klipper;

C. Dimpfl; T

Lavender.

Not pictured:

. Ashton.

SENIOR SHOWCASE COMMITTEE-Front, left to right: P.

Flatau;
M. Garc
L. Gund

. Figueroa; R. Dean, chairman; E. Howe; G. Toledano;
ia. Back: E. Chaluja; H. Stahl; C. Sucre; R. Hopkins;
ersen. Not pictured: B. Parker; S. Cruz; F. Romero.

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CAP AND GOWN COMMITTEE, left to right: A. Varela; S.
McKay; S. Toussieh; A. Haskell; P. Tate; S. Whitener, chair-
man; T. Pena; P. Alexander; A. Tapia; R. Brown.

CARDS
left to
Seated:

AND ANNOUNCEMENTS

COMMITTEE-Standing,

right: L. Taylor; M. Downing; S. Reihar
D. Vestal; P. Vale; V. Mauldin; P. Cawl;

chairman. Not

pictured:

B. Adams; B. Clark.

t; J. Aleman.
C. Holgerson,

SENIOR ACTIVITIES
F. Diaz. Second row:
C. Eggleston. Back

odgrass,

chairman.

COMMITTEE-Front
J. Hotz; B. Maxwell;
row: D. Adams; G.

row, left to right: L. Stevens;
SJ. Malone; M. Walker; V.

Not pictured: L. Martinelli;

H. Feeney; L.
J. Flenniken.

S. Sack;
Bennett;

Bateman; J.

SENIOR GROUP

INDIVIDUAL SENIOR PICTURE COMMITTEE

Chanis; B. Hitchcock; S. Clinel
Moses; M. Smith; J. Kintner.

- Standing,

y; J. Beeby, chairman;

T. Wom

left to right:
ible. Seated:

PICTURE

left to right: Z. Figueroa;
Connard. Back row: B.
White. Not pictured: G. E

P.' Corrigan;

S. Rowley.

COMMITTEE-Front row,
S. Pederson; E. Gerhart; B.

Wallace; D.
ly, chairman;

DesLondes; J.

C. Co

cannon;

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PATRICIA GALE ALEXANDER
"Pat"

Memphis, T

RICHARD W. ABELL
"Dick"
Tacoma Park, Maryland

Quiet,

but what

a guy.

Science Club 2,3,4; ROTC 2,3,4,
Christmas Formal 3; Football 3;
ball (Intra.) 1,2; Track 3; Senior
case Committee.

A charm
A favorite

ino

ennessee

lassie full of joy
h both girls and

Office Assistant 4; Cap and G
Basketball (Intra.) 4; Softb
Volleyball (Intra.) 4; Fayette
High School: Basketball 1,2;
Club 1,2; Latin Club 1,2; Future
ers of America 2; Future Home
of America 1; 4-H Club 1,2.

boys.
own 4;
'all 3;
County
Rooter
Teach-
makers

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DAVID R. ADAMS
"Dave"
Buffalo, Wyoming

J

WALTER FRANCIS ALLEN

's

"Walt"

I tackle

things as they come.

Ancon, C. Z.

ROTC 3, Cpl.; Chri
Senior Activity 4;
Basketball 1,2,3; Sw
1,2,3; Track (Intra.)
School: Science Club

stmas

For

Football 1
imming 1;
3; Pullman
2; Vice-pres

al 3;
,2,3,4;
Track
High
. .

His big

smile completely

overshadows

his short stature.
Astronomy 1; S. A. Representative 2;
ROTC 2,3,4, Sgt.; Rifle Team 2; Usher
Guard 2; Football (Intra.) 1.

LIGIA ELENA ARROYO
Panama City, R. P.

senorita

JANET MAY ADKINS

West Point, New York

Fashion

Grace in her
Show 1,2,4.

steps.

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with a friend

Future Teachers of America
American Club 3, 4; Spanish C
Zonian Ad Seller 2; Senior
Softball 3; Volleyball (Intra.)
calaureate Usher 3; Graduatio
3: Showcase Committee 3.

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2; Pan
lub 3,4;
Ring 4;
2; Bac-
n Usher

JORGE T.

THOMAS GARY ASHTON
"Wyatt Earp"
Colon, R. P.

ALEMAN

"Coco"
Panama City, R. P.
Silent but successful.

Camera Club 2;
Guard 3; ROTC
and Announceme
Pong 1,2,3,4.

Awards Ball 4;
2,3,4, 2nd Lt.;
nts'4; Softball

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Honor
Cards
2; Ping

I- ^y?1 /

rule

life is to make

business

pleasure, and pleasure, my business.

Awards Ball 1,2,3; Drill Team 2,3;
Honor Guard 2; ROTC 2,3,4, Cadet
Capt. Co. Cornn; Usher Guard 2;
Armed Forces Day, Drill Team 2,3;
/ Veterans Honor Guard 2,3; Field Night,
Best Platoon 3; Jr.-Sr. Prom 3; Val-
entine Formal 4.

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HENRY RICHARD BARKER
"Bark"
Bogota, Columbia

Brother,

can you spare

a dime?

United Nations Club 1; Chorus 1,2;
ROTC 2,3,4, Platoon Sgt.; Rifle Team
3,4; Sadie Hawkins Dance 2; Football
(Intra.) 1,2,3, Captain; Swimming 2,
Letter; Swimming (Intra.) 1,2; Soft-
ball 1,2; Track 1,2; Water Polo 1,2,
Captain.

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VENA ELIZABETH BENNETT
"Beanie"
Ancon, Canal Zone
A song in her heart,
a smile on her lips.
Chess Club 2; Discus, and Debate Club
2; Drama CJub 4; French Club 2;
N.H.S. 4; Natl. Thespians 3,4; Parakeet
Ad Seller 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Glee
Club 1,2,3,4; Christmas Formal, Soloist
3; Jr.Sr. Prom, soloist 3; Sadie Hawk-
ins Dance, soloist 3; Senior Activity 4;
"Finian's Rainbow" 1; "Lowland Sea"
3; "Coming of Christ" 3; "Lute
Song" 3; "Madwoman of Chaillot",
Smake-up 4; Theodore Roosevelt Pag-
eant 4; Fashion Show, soloist 1,3;
Talent Show 1,3; N. H. S., soloist 3;
Troubadour 3; Girls' State, 3.

PAUL EUGENE BLADES
"Banbino"
Corby, Minnesota

JOSEPH BARR
"Joe"

Ancon, C.

The better of valor is discretion

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Bowling (Intra

Takes life

as it

Chess Club 3; Stamp Club 2,3,4, Vice-
Pres.; United Nations Club 3; Zonian
Ad Seller 4; Safety Comm. 4; Visitor's
Day Comm. 4; Chorus 1,2,3; Christmas
Formal 3; Freshman Picnic 1; Senior
Gift 4; Bowling (Intra.) 1,2,3; Ping
Pong 4; Boys' State 3.

SUSAN JEAN BARRETT

"Sue"

Patience

S Chess C
S Club 4;
Future
Club 2,

greatest forms

lub 3;
Future

Teachers
,3; Scienc

SNations Club
Train Comm.
SBanquet 3;

Nations
Club 3.

2;

Showcase

Discussion
Nurses

power.
n and Debate
of America 3;

SHARON LEE BOOTH
"Boot"

Ancon, Canal

Always smiling;

of America 4; Pep
e Club 2,4; United
S. A. Alternate 1;
Chorus 1,2,3; Jr.-Sr.
ior Ring 4; United

Comm.

Math

forever

always

neat;

nice; forever sweet.

Future Nurses of America
Teachers of America 4; Pep
Co-ordinating Comm. 4;
Formal 3; Basketball (Intra
ling (Intra.) 1; Volleyball
Baccalaureate Usher 3.

1; Future
Club 1, 2;
Christmas
.) 1; Bow-
(Intra.) 1;

New York

with no man's
ve some of my

opinions.
own.

A little, likeable

Day Comm.
Show 1,2,4.

Senior

Gift 4;

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ROTC 2,3,4,
Football 1;
Polo 2.

Vt

Hazelton, Penn.
e and gentleness are the

5.

NURY BAUCHMAN
Panama City, R. P.

Visitor's
Fashion

JAMES

P. BRADLEY

agree

I ha

.< *

'1, 1.t

'7 y

--g /
Fr

T. DONALD BROWN
"Donald"
Washington, D. C.

A quiet

likeable

Radio Club

; Band 1,3,4;

1,2,3; Drill Team 2,3; ROTC
Usher Guard 2,3,4; Footbal
Swimming 1,2; Swimming
"Finian's Rainbow" 1; "Lo

2; "Mrs. M
Graduation
1,2,3,4.

cThing" 3;
Usher 2,3;

Orchestra
2,3,4, Sgt.;
(Intra.) 1;
(Intra.) 2;
land Sea"

"Lute Song" 3;
Noon Orchestra

GABRIEL CASTRO
"The Rebel"
Barranquilla, Columbia

Friends, Romans,

Library

lend me your homework.

Assistant

2; Baseball

3,4; Track

4; Bowl-
4: Track

DAVID LEE BROWNE
"Davye"
Ancon, C .Z.

Nothing great w
without er
Chess Club 1,2,3,4,

1,2,3,4,

Pre

1,2,3,4; Pres. 4;
Natl. Thesp. 2,3,4
Assist. 3; Zonian 4

Comm. 3,4; C
Ball 1; S.A.
Awards Ball
ROTC 2,3,4,
Guard 2,3,4,
case 2, Chr.

Christm

'hr. 4;

as ever achieved
nthusiam.
Pres. 3,4; Disc. &
s. 4; Drama Club
I.H.S. 3,4; Pres. 4;
Pres. 4; Chem. lab
Bus. Mgr.; Assemb.
Drives 1; Inaugural

Rep. 2,3; Orchestra
4; Halloween Dance
Capt. Batt. Staff; Us

Capt. 4; C
; Valentine
as Formal

Frolic 2; Sadie
Frosh. Picnic 1; Jr
Gift 4; Football
(Intra.) 1,2; Boa
Swimming 1,2,3,4,
1.2; "Star Waaon

1,2;

iristmas Show-
Showcase 1,
3; Frosh.-Soph.

Hawkins
r. Ring
(Intra.)
wling (I
Letter;

Car Hiawatha" 1;

Contest
3; Mu

G. BR

PATRICIA

ANN CAWL

"Pat"
Colon, R. P.

Dance 2;
3, Chr.; Sr.
1,2; Bk. B.
ntra.) 2,3;
Water Polo

"Finian's

a spice to life that's

She adds
Pep Club
4; Cards a
ion Show

Rain-

Summer" 2;
"My Client

e Adding Machine" 3; "
Madwoman of Chaillot"
w M. C. 4; Talent Show

Day Assemb.

Alex. Hamilton
3; Boys' Nation
Secretary.

BILLIE

3;

Eng
2; B
Alphi

"Before

Curley" 2;
Lute Song"

4; Fashion
2,3,4; Pan
. Essay 2;
lys' State

Theta 4;

X'.

ELIAS

UHN
v,

CHALUJA

"Bill"
Panama City, R. P.

Life in not life
Library Assistanr
Color Guard 3.

delight.

2; ROTC 2,3,4,

Patience

Drama
America

Jr.-Sr. Bai
Committee

Honorary

conquers

nquet 2
4; Mu

Math Assoc.

all things.

Senior

Alpha

Theta,
Math Cl

ROLANDO AUGUSTO CHANIS
Panama City. R. P.

JOYCE DAISY CAMERON
Panama City, R. P.

is a great

art of conversation.

Pan Am
3, Pres.

3.Pres.

Drives C

Award!
Master
Dance
2,3,4,
Formal
Footba

A Spanish Cassan
with Latin good Ic
erican Club 1,2,3
4; N.H.S. 3,4; Sci

omm. 3,4; Ina
Ball 4; Drill

ug
T

4; Firing Squad 3,i
4; Honor Guard
Adjutant, Capt
3; Indiv. Sr. Pic

1, Jr. Var.; Basketball (I
Swimming 2; Swimming
Track 3; Track (Intra.) 2,3
1,2; Water Polo 2,3, Ca

(Intra.) 1,2, Capt

the Corrida
Chaillot" 4;
Chr. 2,3; Bi
Graduation
Theta, Nat. I

/x i-j

2; "The
Carnival

baccalaureate

ova
>oks.
,4, Vice-Pres.
ence Club 2;
ural Ball 4;
e a m 2,3,4,
4; Halloween
2,3,4; ROTC
.; Christmas
. Comm. 4;
.; Basketball
ntra.) 1,2,3;
(Intra.) 1,2;
3; Ping Pong
pt.; "Before

Madwoman

dance 2,3,4;
Marshal 3;

Marshal 3; Mu Alpha
Hon. Math Club 4, Pres.

Debate

Countrymen,

bw" 1; "Pu
"Seventeenth
Corrida" 2;

Amer.

nice.

1; Chorus
mnd Annou
3; School

1,3,4; Glee Club
ncements 4; Fash-
T.V. Program 3.

at all without

Cardcenas, Cuba

Club 3; French Club
n Club 1,2,4; ROTC

2; Pan
2,3,4;
lowcase

Silence

'V '*

/

a

Sh

L .

s

II

De

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lI

w

MARY ELIZABETH CHASE
"Mamit"
Colon, R. P.

ling over with life,
'e, and laughter.

BROOKS MABRY CLAXTON

Pep Club 1; Clinic Assistant 1,2; Foot-
ball Dance 4; Usher Club 1; Visitor's
Day Comm. 4; Jr.-Sr. Prom 4; Sr. Gift
4; Bowling (Intra.) 4; Softball 1;
Volleyball (Intra.) 4.

/ ^/t /' - *
*- '* . '/ *. /, *. is

Carolton,

K.'

Slow and eas>
motorcycle.

Georgia

going without
likeable lad.

ROTC 2,3, SFC; Rifle Team

JOAN ALINE CLARE
"Joaline"
New Orleans, Louisiana
A voice of gladness
and a smile of beauty-.

SANDRA L.

CLINELY

"Coconut"
Richmond, Virginia

Winsome she is, adorable too, a ac
personality-that's Sandy for you.

4; Chorus

"Before the
of Christ"
Graduation
gram 3; Ta
2,3, Soloist.

Glee C

Corrida" 2; "The
3; Roosevelt Paa
Usher 3; School T
lent Show 3; Fashic

lub 3,4;
Coming
meant 4;
.V. Pro-
n Show

Pep Club 2; Train Comm. 4; Individual
Senior Pic. Comm. 4; Basketball (In-
tra.) 3,4; Bowling (Intra.) 2,3,4; Soft-
ball 3,4; Volleyball ( I n t r a ) 3,4;
Thanksgiving Showcase Comm. 3;
, Christmas Program Usher 3.

/ 7/

BARBARA JANE CLARK
"Bobbi"

*" r...

.4

4 '

CHARLES FRED CONCANNON
"Chuck"
San Francisco, California

Columbia, Missouri

Turning

to mirth all

Pep Club 3; Cards and
4; Christmas Formal 3;
School: Girls' Club Nev
velt News; Sophomore

things

as can be.

manner with

on earth.

Announcements
Roosevelt High
/spaper; Roose-
Talent Show.

Radio
Club
ball
Sch
Club

Club 1;
2; Senior
(Intra.)
oo I: Gu
2.

. reserved in
enuine smile.

Spanish ClI
Group Pi
2; Comm
n Club 2;

ub 2; Camera
cture 4; Foot-
unity High
Audio-Visual

INEZ HELEN CLARK
"Bunny"
David, R. P.

BARBARA JOYCE

CONNARD

"Tiny"
Minneapolis, Minnesota

A terrific combination-athletic ability,
determination and friendliness.
G.A.A. 2,3,4, Sec. 4; Library Club 3;
Pep Club 1; Photography Club 1; Coun-
selor's Assistant 3; Library Assistant 2;
Christmas Formal 3; Frosh.-Soph. Frolic
2; Basketball (Intra.) 2,3; Bowling
(Intra.) 2; Swimming 1; Softball 1;
Water Ballet 1; Fashion Show 1,2,3;
G.A.A. Dance Comm. 2.

I ly i-j
w g

\,^h x 4"

Office
ture 4;
bal Hig
(Intra.)
(Intra.)
Assemb

Our gift

from Cristobal.

Assistant 4; Senior
Volleyball (Intra.)
1h School: Band 1,2;
1,2; Softball 1,2;
1,2, All stars 1;
ly 1; Sophomore Ass

Group Pic-
4; Cristo-
Basketball
Volleyball
Freshman
embly 2.

Drama

a g

* < ;*-' ^ .

' ':: 1 : v

i

- '

S

:

ROBERTA JEAN COVAIRT
"Robbi"

Spangler, Pennsylvania
Success comes to one who is honest,
industrious, and persistent.

Drama Club 4;
4; Warwick High
1; French Club
Safety Comm. 3;,
3; Jr.-Sr. Prom C

Ancon,

r

Co-ordinating Comm.
School: Drama Club
2; Science Club 2,3;
Safety Patrol Award
.omm. 3; Reporter 3.

C. z.

Always scores, both in
and personality.

F.N.A. 1,2; F.T.A.
1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2
1,2; Train Comm. 4;
1; Jr. Ring Comm. 3;,
4; Basketball (Intra.)
ball 1,2, All Stars;
Bowling (Intra.) 1,2,
(Intra.) 1,2,3,4, All
Show 1; G.A.A. Dance

1,2,3,4
; Offi
Fresh
Sr. Rih
1,2,3,
Softb

sports

G.A.A.

ce Assist.
ian Picnic
ng Comm.
4; Basket-
all 1,3,4;
Volleyball
: Fashion

KATHLEEN MOIRA
"Kathy"
Colon, R. P.

Brains, personality,
off with a wi
Drama Club 1,2,3,
G.A.A. 4; N.H.S.
2,3; Parrakeet 4,
Dance 4; Inaugural
4; S.A. Ticket Sal
1,2,3,4; Glee C lu
1,2,4; Bk. B. (Intra.
1,2,3; Softball 1,2,
1,2,3,4; "Mrs. McTI
of Christ" 3; "Lute
Ball 4; Halloween
Sponsor 4; Valenti
Showcase 3; Jambo
State 3; Band Ch
Chem. Lab. Assist.
School: F.T.A. 1,2;
brina Fair" 2; Class
Vice-Pres. 2; Schoo

and looks topped
nning smile.
4; F.N.A. 1,2,3,4;
3,4; Science Club
Ex. Ed.; Football
I Ball 4; S.A. Sec.
es 4, Chr.; Band
b 3,4; Orchestra
,) 1,2,3; Swimming
,3; V. B. (Intra.)
thing" 3; "Coming

Song" 3;
Dance 4

Awards
ROTC

ne Formal 4;
ree Queen 4; Gi

ristmas Quei
3; Cristobal
Ad Seller 2;
President 1;
I T.V. Proarc

en 4;
High
"Sa-
Class
am 2.

KAREN M.

Ancon,

A sweet,

attractive

DAVIS

C. Z.

kind of

grace.

S.A. Alt. 4; S.A. Rep. 1; Christmas
Formal 3; Valentine Formal 4; Basket-
ball (Intra.) 4; Volleyball (Intra.)
1,4; Jr.-Sr. Prom 3, Court.

SYLVIA ESTER CRUZ

Ancon, C. Z.

Small in stature,

but mighty

in spirit.

9
-4h
*^m mi
'.^ pt

G.A.A. 2,3,4; Pep
Club 2,3,4; Zoniar
Chorus 2,3,4; Jr.-Sr.
ball (Intra.) 3,4;
1,2,3,4; Villancico
3rd Showcase Comi

Comm. 4; V
Basketball Al

Club 1,2; Spanish
i 4; S.A. Rep. 2;
Banquet 3; Basket-
Volleyball (Intra.)
Comm. 3,4; Nov.
m. 4; Senior Show-
olleyball All Stars
II Stars 3.

LINDA BARROW DAWSON
New York, New York

Taoll, stately,

Drama
book A
Formal

Club 2,3;
d Seller 3;
Comm. 2.

and fair

to behold.

Yearbook
Chorus 2;

0&9

JOHN THOMAS
"Toi

CUNNINGHAM
i,

. 1-

TIMOTHY JOSEPH DAYS

"Ti
Ancon

Panama City, R. P.

Once

in a thousand

years

a perfect man appears.

Love .thy
especially if s

im"
I, C. Z.
neighbor;
he is beautiful.

Lettermen's Club 3,4; Sec. 4; N.H.S. 4;
S.A. Rep. 2,3; Visitor's Day Comm. 3;
ROTC 2,3,4, Capt. (Ba. Staff); Jr.-Sr.
Banquet 3; M.C., Class Pres. 4; Foot-
ball 3,4; Football (Intra.) 2; Basket-
ball 3,4; Basketball (Intra.) 1,2,3.

I

Lettermen's Club 1,2,4; Office Assist.
1; S.A. Rep. 1; Freshman Picnic Comm.
1; Sadie Hawkins Dance Comm. 2;
Football 3,4; Football (Intra.) 1,2,3;
Swimming 1,2,4; Swimming (Intra.)
1,2; Track 2,3.

*-
/ 4; $<
* -/^ 1
#>* ^

2,3; Year-
Christmas

CLAUDIA ELIZABETH DAVIS
"Skunk"

;

)
I

a

rfciffffyte^-

. ^

' *

- ~fi^

KENNETH MICHAEL DEGON
"Kenny"
Washington, D. C.
I can resist anything except temptation.

Radio Club 3; Orchestra
Ball Comm. 3; Drill Tea
Guard 3; ROTC 2,3,4,
Comm., 1st Lt.; Usher GuI
Banquet Comm. 3; Senior
4, Chr.

1; Awards
m 2; Honor
Capt. Co.
ard 2; Jr.-Sr.
Ring Comm,.

FLOOR MARIA DIAZ
"Florita"
Panama City, R. P.

Laughing

all the

Drama Club 4; Pan American
1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4;
Club 3,4; Visitor's Day 4; C h
1,2,3,4; Glee C lub 4; Frosh.
Comm. 1; Valentine Formal 3;
ior Activity 4; November 3rd
case 4.

CHARLES FREDERICK DENTON
"Chuck"
Montreal, Canada

An honest
mighty

Zonianr
Welfai
Hawki
tra.) 1
Polo 1
Brook
Scho
Track

Ad S
re Corn
ns Dan
; Swim
; "The
School
ol Ne
3.

CAROL ANN DIMPFL
"Dumphie"

Colon, C.

is the real c
: of heaven-

eller 2; Drives Comm. 2;
m. 4; Drill Team 2; Sadie
ce Comm. 2; Football (In-
nming 2,4; Tennis 1; Water
SLowland Sea" 2; Stony
I; Photography Club 3;
wspaper 3; Wrestling 3;

A happy combination of success,
charm, and beauty.
Disc. and Deb. 2; S.A. Alternate 1,3;
Inaugural Ball 3; S.A. Rep. 2; Safety
Comm. 4; Visitor's Day Comm. 2;
Awards Ball 4; Halloween Dance 4;
ROTC Sponsor 4; Christmas Formal 3;
Sadie Hawkins Dance 2; Valentine
Formal 4; Volleyball (Intra.) 1; Math
Club 1.

DANIEL P. DESLONDES

"Dancing

Ancon, C. Z.
He's not lazy,
he just conserves his energy.
Lettermen's Club 4; Drives Comm. 1;
Band 1,2; Orchestra 1; Freshman Picnic
1; Jr.-Sr. Banq. Comm. 3; Senior Group
Picture 4; Football 3,4; Football (In-
tra.) 1; Basketball (Intra.) 1,2; Bowl-
ing (Intra.) 1,2; Golf (Intra.) 1,2,3;
Ping Pong 1; Teddy Roosevelt Pageant
4.

CELIA ANN DORFMAN
"Cookie"

Ancon, C.

'V

Sweet and friendly
Drama Club 2,3; French C
2; Clinic Assist. 3,4; C
Swimming 3; Tennis 2;
1,2; Fashion Show 1.

smile.

,; F.T.A.
s 1,2,3;
(Intra.)

MELISSA ANN DOWNING
"Missy"
Panama City, R. P.
A cheerful smile
makes a sunny countenance.

HEIDI DESOTO
Breslali, Germany

The more
the more

know her
like her.

2; Pep Club 2.

. 3,4;
rary
Comm
Com
VolleyI
Sho\

Library Club 1; Pe
Assistant 1; S.A.
i. 4; Cards and An
m. 4; Basketball
ball (Intra.) 3,4;
case Comm. 3.

ep Club
Rep. 2;
nounce-
(Intra.)
Thanks-

SHARON LOU DEVORE
"Dinky"
Panama City, R. P.
Small package of TNT . .

THOMAS OSCAR DURFEE
"Tommy"
A---- r 7

I.

N

; A

F.N.A.

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CECILIA YVONNE EGGLESTON
"Ceci"

Ancon,

A smile is kindness and
Worth a million

doesn't

goodness
dollars;

a cent.

Chess Club 3; Drama C
4; Science Club 3,4; S.A.
Comm. 4; Band 1,2,3,4;

Jr.-Sr. Banquet 3;

Basketball (Int
Tennis 1; Volle
Sea" 2; "Lute
Thing" 3; Fashi
2 3; Noon Orch
Theta 4.

ra.)
ball

Son

on Sh
estra

Senior
1,2,3;
2,3,
g" 3

lub 2; N.H.S.

Rep. 4; Train
Orchestra 1;
r Activity 4;
; Softball 2;
4; "Lowland
; "Mrs. Mc-

1; Math Club
,4; Mu Alpha

RAY R. ENGLE
Chicago, Illinois

Friendly
Stamp

/,

smiling,

nice to have around.

Club 1; Football (Intra.) 1.

ROLAND EISEN
"Roland"
Panama City, R. P.

Why be serious

when there

much to laugh about.

C I.h 1 2.

Photography 1,2; P
3,4; Co-ordinating

Inaugural Ball

quet 3; Fo
ball (Intra
tanets" 2;
Assist. 3.

otball

Comm. 4;
(Intra.)

"Hornpipe
: 2,3; Ch

arakeet
Comm

ALICE BELL FAIRCHILD

Panama

Jr.-Sr. Ban-
1,2; Basket-
es and Cas-
e m Lab.

The rock, her symbol-

firmness of
Assistant 4;
very's Trainna

purpose.

leyball (Intra.)

DAVID BRANDON EISEMANN

"Smokey

Panama City, R. P.

His perpetual

smile is contagious.

na Club 3,4; Letterman's
Thespians Club 3,4; Pan
2; Parakeet Ad Seller

s Manager

Comm. 4; Drill Ti
Corp.; Christmas
Basketball 4; Sw
ming (Intra.) 2;
fore La Corrida"

Coming
"The

M

eam
Form
immrii

Club 4;
American
1,2,3,4,

MICHALE DIANNE FANTON
"Mike"

3,4; Assembly
2; ROTC 2,3,4,
nal Comm. 3;

ng

Water Pol
2; "Mrs.
of Christ"
adwoman

4; Swim-
o 2; "Be-
McThing"
3; "Lute
of Chail-

" \
^ ,*

Forest

and merit wins the work.

Iowa

4; Bow
(Intra.)

Club 4;
Comm.
'ling (I
4.

Chorus
3; Bask
itra.) 3

GLORIA JEANNE ELY
"Buffy"
Panama City, R. P.

Laughter

is contagious

S4; Pep Club
1; Football Dc

Get Acquainted

Dance

1,2; S.A. Alter-
ice Comm. 3,4;
Comm. 2; Band

2,3,4; Chorus 4; Orchestra 1
ball (Intra.) 1,2; Volleyba
1,2,4; Water Ballet 2; "Fini
bow" 2; "Lowland Sea" 2;

Picnic Comm. 1;
Comm. 2; Senior

4, Chr.;
chestra

Cheerle
1,2.

HAROLD H

FEENEY

"Hap"
Colon, R. P.

,2; Basket-
II (Intra.)
ian's Rain-
Freshman

Sadie Hawkins Dance
Group Picture Comm.
ader 3,4; Noon Or-

What am I

Letterman's
Alternate 3;

Formal
Comm.
Baseball
Polo 1.

doing here?

Club 4;
Orchestra

Comm. 3;
1; Senior
4; Track

Band 1,2; S.A.
a 2; Christmas

Freshman Picnic

Activity
1,2,3,4;

Comm. 4;
Water

rn

Came
2,3;
Seller

Pan American

3,4; Christmas
etball (Intra.)
,4; Volleyball

p

Charm sets

the sight

. /. -,'- ///" '/; 9 ,

an

'-"

^* j

..=. ......

FRANK WILLIAM FIELDS
"Pancho"
Brownsville, Texas

A light he
La Jolla Senior
Rifle Team 1.

heart live
High

School:

Happy am I;

Drama Club 3; S.A.
Co-ordinating Comm
Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm.

ROTC

Fashion Show
i. 3; Girls' St(

care I'm free.

Alternate 3;
. 3,4; Chorus
3; Volleyball

1; Jr.
ate 3.

S

CHARLES ERNEST FRENCH

"Charlie"

Colon,

SONIA MARINA FIGUEROA
"Soni"

con,

Athletic,

G.A.A. 3,4;
Pep Club 2,3;
case Comm.
3,4; Volleyba
val Dance Coi
All Stars 3,4;
Valentine Sho

friendly

Charlie is

his personality

C. Z.
y and nice-

that's our Sonia.

Lettermen's
S.A. Rep. ,
Halloween

Pan American Club 4;
Chorus 2,3; Senior Show-
4; Basketball (Intra.)
I1 (Intra.) 2,3,4; Carni-
mm. 4; Fashion Show 1;
Comparsa (Carnival) 4;
wcase Comm. 3

ROTC 2,3,4, L
Comm. 3; Sadie

S2; Class
-; 2; Footba
Baseball

1,2,3,4;

Ba

R.P.

our class athlete,

can't be beat.

Club 1,2,3,4,
; Visitor's D
Dance C o m

t. Col.;
Hawkins

President
II 2,3,4;
1,2,3,4;
,sketball

k 2,3,4;
McThing"

Vice-Pres. 4;
ay Comm. 4;
m 4, Chr.;
Jr.-Sr. Prom
Dance Comm.

1; Class Vice-Pres.
Football (Intra.) 1;
All Zone Baseball
2; Golf (Intra.) 3,4;
ck (Intra.) 1,2,3,4;

ZOBEIDA FIGUEROA
"Zobie"

Ancon,

Silence is
Pep Club 2;
3; Senior Grou

Deep

Usher C
p Picture

C. Z.
and eternal.

lub 4;
Comm.

JOSEPH TERRELL FUQUA
"Terry"

' 1
*:'\.
.-.:

Nashville,

Tennessee

Quiet but dangerous.

Usher
School:

Chorus

Usher 3.

Guard 2,3,4; Odai
Dramatics Usher 3;

rville High
Graduation

There's
beauty

Chess Club 1,2,3,4;

1,2; Spanish
Ring Comm
2,3.4; Bowli
Capt.; Volle
calaureate I

1,2,3, Chr.;
Banquet 2,3

Club A

. 3;
ng (I
balll
Jsher

Fashion
; Sr. Sho

MERCEDES AMELIA GARCIA
"Sadie"
Panama City, R. P.
Always happy, always gay,
just as nice from day to day.

no cosmetic for
like happiness.

Sec. 4; Pep
,; Chorus 2; J

Basketball (Intra.)
ntra.) 3; Softball 3,
(Intra.) 2,3,4; Bac-
3; Dramatics Usher

Show 1; Drama

Literary Club 4
Natl. Thespians
2.3; Pea Club

3; Parakeet

*I

Ad

3; Chorus 1; S
Jr.-Sr. Prom a
"Finians' Rainb
2; "Before the
Thing" 3; "The
lot" 4; Fashion

L; Drama

3; U
Sell

Club 1,2,3,4;

Pan American Club
.N. Club 2,3, Pres.
er 1; Safety Comm.

showcase
3; V.B.
ow" 1; '

Comm.
(Intra.)
Lowland

Corrida" 2; "Mrs. Mc-
Madwoman of Chail-
Show 2; Graduation
nd Busk. Banq. Comm.

JUDITH KATHLEEN FLENNIKEN
"Judyv"

GABRIEL E. FREDERICK
"Gaby"
Seattle, Washington

S.A.
1,4;
(In-
how-

PATSY ELLEN FLATAU
"Pat"
Panama City, R. P.

wcase

Comm.

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A friend

to all that

.A. 3,4; Pep Club

ANN ELIZABETH HASKELL

Memphis, T

A thing of beauty

Chess Club 2;

Dram

Pres. 4; Library C
3,4; Natl. Thespian
S.A. Ticket Sales
Chorus 1; Glee
SPicnic 1; Frosh.-S

know her.

Fashion

1; Junior Ring 4
Gown Comm. 4;
"Mrs. McThing"
Christ" 3; "Lute S
of Chaillot" 4; F
Alpha Theta 4.

ennessee

is a gift
a Club 4
b 1, Sec

oph.

Comm.
Class
3; "C
ong" 3;
fashion

of joy.
; F.N.A.,
.; N.H.S.

4; Fresh
Frolic Co

3; Cap and
Secretary 3;
o m i n g of
aj j

woman
1; Mu

.x.
\, - - -

GRAHAM LESLIE

GROSS

BETH ELAINE HEILMAN

Goldsboro, North Carolina

Success,

essentially,

Ancon,

is the acquirement

a spirit that never gives

Library Assistant 2;
SDrill Team 3; Firing
een Dance Comm. 4
ROTC 2,3,4, Major;
Senior Activity 4;
Chaillot" 4; Chem.

S.A. Alternate 2;
Squad 3; Hallow-
; Honor Guard 3;
Usher Guard 3;,
"Madwoman of
Lab. Assist. 3.

Happine
G.A.A.
Gift Cor
Basketb
(Intra.)
Tennis
All Star

.ss C

and sunshine

are her

mottos

2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Senior
rim. 4; Basketball 3,4, All Star;
all (Intra.) 1,2,3,4; Bowling
2,3,4, Capt.; Softball 3,4;
2; Volleyball (Intra.) 1,2,3,4;

3,4, Capt. 4.

LOYD TOM

GUNDERSEN

"Gundy"
Manhattan, New York

for he

He will

believes

succeed

all he

says.

Chess Club 2,3,4, Vice-Pres. 2,3; Sci-
ence Club 2,3,4, Vice-Pres. 3; Zonian
Ad Seller 3; Band 1, 2; Halloween
Dance 4; ROTC 2,3,4, SFC: Usher
Guard 2,3,4, Sgt. of Guard; Sadie
Hawkins Dance 2; Bowling (Intra.) 2;
Tennis 2; Senior Showcase Comm. 4.

Stamp
SCo-ordi
Glee C
S- ROTC
S Dance
'/ ^f f9
S 1,2,3,4,
"Finian

Club

WILLIAM HAMPTON HELE
"Bill"

Ancon,
Rare compound

:. z.

of ability

e 1; S.A.
'orus 1,2;
Dance 3;
Hawkins
1; Tennis
Polo 2,3;

Show

frolic, and fun.

; S.A. Alternat

t

nating Comm. 4; Ch
lub 1,2; Halloween
2,3,4, 1st Sgt.; Sadie
Comm. 3; Softball
1st Place 2; Water
's Rainbow" 1; Talen

T- i
) 7

CHARLES RAY HILL
"Junior"

Cristobal,

GUTIERREZ

La Guayra, Venezuela

A true

and loyal

Pan American Clu
Spanish Club 1,2;
Sentinel Formal 3;
4; Senior Group
Volleyball (Intra.)
4; Fashion Show

friend.

b 4; Pep Club 1,2;
Usher Club 4; Val-
Senior Gift Comm.
Picture Comm. 4;
4; Carnival Dance
1,2.

S Quiet,
Bridge
brary (
Spanish
Football

/' %y <)
-%, 4
~ /2
A

but friendly,

Club
:lub 1
Club
I Da

Acquainted
augural Ball
Ball 2,3,4; 1
2,3,4; Bowl
Pona 1, 2;
Rainbow" 1

He
-Ic
in
'S
;

nice to know.

1; Drama Club 1,4; Li-
; Pan American Club 1;
1; Library Assistant 1;
n ce Comm. 3,4; Get-
)ance Comm. 2,3,4; In-
!,3,4; S.A. Rep. 3; Awards
alloween Dance 4; ROTC
ig (Intra.) 1,2,3; Ping
tar Wagon" 1; "Finian's
Carnival Dance Comm. 1.

LACY ANNE HINKLE
"Binkle"
Panama City, R. P.

Lives, laughs, and

6

NANCY ANDREA GRIMES
Colon, R. P.

Show

'I

w-'

C

t.

LIGIA M.

4

L

1

loves her

way

L .

WILLIAM

C. HITCHCOCK, JR.
"Bill"

Ancon,

heart makes a happy

guy.

S.A. Alternate 3; Assembly Comm. 4;
Co-ordinating Comm. 3; Drives Comm.
3; Inaugural Ball 3; ROTC 2,3,4, Lt.;
Sadie Hawkins Dance Comm. 2; In-
dividual Senior Picture Comm. 4; Base-
b a ll 3,4; Swimming 1,2; Theodore
Roosevelt Centennial 4; Boys' State 3.

LEE BARTON HUNNICUTT

*~~ IV"
44 -

San Anton
The spark behind

io, Texas
every explosion.

Science Club 2,3,4, Pres. 3; Assembly
Comm. 4; Usher Guard 2; Water Polo
1,2; Frosh.-Soph. Frolic Comm. 2.

CAROLYN L. HOLGERSON
"Hogi"
Colon, R. P.
Full of vim, vigor, and go;
that's why we love her so.

Drama Club 1,2,3; F.N.A. 1; Library
Club 1; Pep Club 1; Library Assistant
1; Parrakeet 4; Safety Comm. 3,4; S.A.
Ticket Sales 4; Welfare Comm. 3;
Chorus 2,3,4; Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm. 3;
Sadie Hawkins Dance Comm. 2; Cards

and Announcements Comm. 4,
man; Basketball (Intra.) 1,4;
ball (Intra.) 1,2,3,4; Walter B
Make-up and Props for Plays

Baccalau

reate

Marshal

it. '*

CHLOE-ANN JOHNS
"Clo"
Houston. Texas

Chair-
Volley-
allet 2;
S1,2,3;

Not bold, not shy, not short,

A pleasant

mingling

of the

REED EDWIN HOPKINS, III
"Reed"

Ancon, C.

Rare compound of
true . with
and good

aualitv.

noble and

plenty of sense
humor too.

Science 2,3,4; Pres. 2; Drill Team 2,3,4;
Firing Squad 3,4; Honor Guard 2,3,4;
ROTC 2,3,4, 1st. Lt.; Christmas Formal
3; Awards Day Assembly 2; Theodore
Roosevelt Centennial Usher 4.

JUDITH CAROL HOTZ
"Judi"
Colon, R. P.
Heart as big as an ocean
and a smile to match.
G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; N.H.S. 3,4, Treas.;
Pep Club 1; Counselor's Assist. 4; As-
sembly Comm. 3; Ft. B. Dance 2,3; In-
augural Ball 1; S.A. Rep. 1; Band
1,2,3, Christmas Dance 2; Glee Club
4; Frosh. Picnic 1; Sr. Act. 4; Bk. B.
1,2,3,4, All-Stars; (Intra.) 1, 2, 3, 4;
Bowling (Intra.) 1,2,3,4; Swimming 2:
(Intra.) 1,2; Softball (Intra.) 3,4; V.B.
(Intra.) 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 2,3; Dra-
matics Usher 3; Fashion Show 1; Grad.
Usher 3; V.B. All-Stars 2,3,4; Mu Alpha
Theta 4; Flag Twirler 1; Award's Day
Assembly 3; Girls' State Honorary At-
torney General 3.

PATRICIA ELLEN KELLY
"Pat"
Clark Lake, Michigan
A personality that makes he
everyone's friend.

F.N.A. 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2; Science
Club 1; S.A. Alternate 1; Assembly
Comm. 4; Drives Comm. 1,4; Fresh-
man Picnic Comm. 1; Frosh.-Soph.
Frolic Comm. 2; Individual Senior Pic-
ture Comm. 4; Fashion Show 1; Game
Usher 1; Campaign Comm. 2.

CARLOS FERNANDO KIAMCO
Panama City, R. P.
Quick . ever studious . .
dependable lad . a real credit
to the senior class.
N.H.S. 3,4, Vice-Pres.; Co-ordinating
Comm. 4; Get-Acquainted D a n c e
Comm. 4, Chr.; S.A. Rep. 1,3,4; Safety
Comm. 1; Honor Guard 3,4; ROTC
2,3,4, 2nd Lt.; Freshman Picnic 1;
Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm. 3; Class Vice-
Pres. 3; Baseball 3,4; Bowling (Intra.)
3; Track 2,4; Track (Intra.) 2,3,4; Ping
Pong 2,3,4; Mu Alpha Theta, Honorary
Math Association 4, Vice-Pres.

A happy

not tall;
m all.

. I

S/

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LAIRD REED KING
"Lorry"
Gooding, Idaho

The future

Awards
2,3,4; F
2,3,4;
Rifle Te

iri
RC

is for those who

prepare

for it.

Ball Comm. 4;
ng Squad 2,3,4; H
)TC 2,3%4, Capt.

am 3,

U

Sr. Banquet Cc
2,3,4; Kirkwood
tar Club 1.

Fisher
)mm.
High

ABEL LAGASSIE, JR.
Colon. R. P.

Drill Team

[oi

nor Guard
Co. "B";

Guard 2,3
3; Game
School:

His hopes ar
Lettermen's
chestra 1; Fc
Basketball 3;
Track 1,2,3;

e high; his legs are long.
Club 2,3; Band 3; Or-
ootball ( I n t r a. ) 1,2;
Basketball (Intra.) 1,2;

~'

>0 ~ 0>
0'
h.

JANE LOUISE KINTNER

A delightful
everything

Parrakeet

4; Drives

Day Comm. 4; Christ

3; Indiv. Se
Secretary 4;
ball (Intra.)

mixture

4 .
^ .~ '

Silence
Spanish C
Football (
tra.) 1,2;
Polo 1,2.

ROBERT LAU
"Bob"
Panama City, R. P.

of most

that's terrific.

Comm. 4; Visitor's
mas Formal Comm.

Pic. Comm.
ling (Intra.)
Showcase Co

is a virti
lub 1,2;
Intra.) 1
Track

ure

of the wise.

Usher Guard 2;
,2; Basketball (In-
(Intra.) 1; Water

HENRY LEEROY LAVENDER

LEM KIRKLAND
"Lem"
Panama City, R. P.

Cristobal,

it ne were a
he wouldn't

finer fellow
be human.

A fellow

a winning

and a willing

Letterman's
Baseball 2
Basketball

heart.

2; Dril
Zone

II Team
Baseball

Math Club
nate 2; RC
Formal Cor

1;

Zonian

OTC 2,3,4;
nm. 4; Foo

4; S.A. Alter-
igt.; Valentine
all 4; Football

(Intra.) 2; Basketball (Intra.) 1
ing (Intra.) 1; Track 2; Track
1; "Madwoman of Chaillot" 4.

WILLIAM

KIRKLAND

"Bill"
Staten Island, New York

high and happy.

Camera
2,3,4; Pc
Drill Tear
Guard 2,;

2,3; Phot
3; "Mrs.
Corrida"
ing of CI
3.

Club 3; Photography Club
arrakeet 3,4, Photographer;
m 2,3; Firing Squad 2; Honor

3; ROTC 2,

tographer:

M
2;
irisi

,3,4, Usher
Football 3;

cThing" 3; "B
"Lowland Sea"
" 3. School T.V

CHARLES ENGENE LEVES

"Crazy
Ancon,

before the
2; "Com-
. Program

As nice

as they

as grand

come and

as they

ROTC 2,3, PFC.

BARBARA CAROL KLIPPER
"Barb"

"Dink

Easton, Pennsylvania

Flying

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JANICE LEE MALONE
"Jan"

Life is a jest and all things

I thought so

once,

now

show it;
I know it.

Drama Club 4; F.N.A.
3, 4; Office Assist. 4;

Alternate 4; As
ior Activity Cor

All-Stars
Swimmin
All-Stars
nation U

3,4;
g 2; V
3,4;
sher 3;

2,3,4;
Zonian

G.A.A.

4;

sembly Comm. 4;
nm. 4; Basketball
Bowling (Intra.)
volleyball (Intra.)

G.A.A.
Girls'

uance
State 3.

I

S.A.
Sen-
2,3,4,
3,4;
2,3,4,
Grad-

r

JOHN GERARD McKENNA
"Jerry"

Ancon

worry is the
then I'll li

,C. Z.
cause of death,

forever.

ROTC 2,3,4.

LUIS ROBERTO MARTINELLI
"Ricaute"
Ancon, C. Z.

A gentle

gentle

mind by

deeds is known.

Drama
1,2,3,4,
Treas 3

Co
ba
Co
"B
of

mm.

Club 3,4; Pan A

Treas. 3; Spc
; Zonian Ad S
3,4; Drivers

II Dance Comm. 2
mm. 2,3; Chorus
before the Corrida
Chaillot" 4; Pan-

sembly
Color
Comm.
1,2,3; ;
Carnivc
2,3,4.

3;

Awards

Guard 3,4;

3,4;

merican

anish Clu

ub 1,2,3,4,

sellers 3; Assembly
Comm. 3,4; Foot-
,3; Inaugural Ball
3; Swimming 4;
" 2; "Madwoman
American Day As-
Ball Comm. 2,3,4;
Halloween Dance

ROTC 2,3,4; Usher Guard
Hawkins Dance Comm. 2;

Dance

1,2,3,4;

Game

II,

I.

BRIAN EDWARD McNAMEE

Long Branch, New

says things

Usher

Drill Team

Jersey

his brain hasn't

even thought of yet.

Senior

Gift Comm. 4.

VIRGINIA ANN MAULDIN
"Ginger"

occoa,

Georgia

The mildness of
and the gentlest

Discussion and

Club 2; Library (
United Nations <
1,2.3; Cards

Debate

Fashion
3; Sheo

manner
of heart.
Club 4; Drama
1; Pep Club 3;
2,3; Chorus

EDITH LOUISE McNEIL
"Edie Mac"
Ancon, C. Z.

Happy, ca
Quick of
Stamp Club 3
Gift Comm. 4;
Fashion Show
Comm. 3.

and Announcements

2,3; Gradua-
Comm. 3.

refree,
wit in

always

gay;

every way.

,4; Orchestra
Baccalaureate
1: Valentine

1; Senior
Usher 3;
Showcase

it

BERNARD

IRVING

HAYDEE R. MEGGERS
"Heidi"
Panama City, R. P.

MAXWELL

"Bim"
Bremerton, Washington

Good humor i
wisdom

s goodness
combined.

Quiet

manners,
always

Chess Club
1,2,3,4; Radio
Comm. 4; Swi

amiable
sincere.

1,2,3; LE
Club 1;
mming 1

ways,

ettermen's Clu
Senior Activit
,2,3,4.

I. .Ti ,
X ;' .- 4-
"' .'
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G.A.A. 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4, Glee Clkb
3,4; Christmas Formal Comm. 3;
Basketball All-Stars 3; Basketball (In-
tra.) 3; Volleyball All-Stars 3; Volley-

ball (Intra.)
Christ" 3; Sc

Pro

Coming
gram 3,

XA&LIrnA IIAk aI FA u

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MARGARET FRANCES MORGAN
"Peggy"

HAYDEE MARIE MENDEZ
"Piki"
Panama City, R. P.

Friendship
and talent

Chess Club
French Club

in her smile

in her

toes.

1; Drama Club
2; Natl. Thespians

American Club 2,3,4,

Unite

Jan's R a
Corrida"
"Madwomi
American
laureate

ed Nations

Treas.

4;

Club 4;

hr. Banquet Comm. 3;
m. 4; Volleyball 1,2;
i n b o w" 1; "Befor
2; "The Lowland Se
an. of Chaillot"- 4;
Day Assembly 3,4;
Usher 3; Carnival

Dramatics
3; School

Usher 3;
T.V. Prog

Ancon,

secret of

C. Z.

success

is constancy and purpose.

1,2,3,4;
4; Pan
; Stamp

Astronomy Club
Club 1; Literary

Vice-P

Assoc.

Chorus
Senior
"Fin-
e the
a" 2;
Pan-
Bacca-
Dance
Grad-

Iram

Club 1,2,3;
Nations Club
3,4; Quill an

Asso
Choi
ior
i 1,2;

res.
Sciei

2; F.T.A. 4; Library
and Debate Club 4,
4; N.H.S. 3,4; Pep
nce Club 3; United

2,3, Treas.
id Scroll 4;

2;
Zon

c. Editor 4; S.A. Ticket
rus 1,2,3; Jr. Ring Comm.
Gift Comm. 4; Showcase

Math Showcase

2, Chr.

Ball Comm. 3; Girls' State

Council Voting Poll
Canvass 4; N.H.S.
Flag Twirler 1.

N.S.P.A.
ian 3,4,
Sales 4;
3; Sen-
Comm.

3; United Fund
Showcase Chr. 4;

MARTHA K. MILLER
"Mart"

Crown

Ancon
her for

Honor her for

Chess Club 2,3;

,C.Z.
her diligence;
her goodness.

Drama

Club 2;

; S.A. Alternate 4; Assembly
Train Comm. 4, Chr.; Band

Orchestra

Sadie Hawkins

C
1

Comm. 2; Basketball (Intra.)
Bowling (Intra.) 2,3; Softball 2
nis 1; Volleyball (Intra.) 1,2,3;

Club 2,3, Sec. 3;

Honorary
Thanksgiv
Orchestra

Mu Alpha

Math Assoc.

Ancon, C. Z.
What is a man but a happy
of devil and saint?

N.H.S.
.omm.
,2,3,4;
Dance
1,2,3;
; Ten-
Math

Theta, Nat.
, Treas. 4;

Lettermen's

Acqu
1,4;
Chris

aminted D

mixture

Club 3,4, Pres. 4;
Dance Comm. 1; S.A.

Visitor's Day
tmas Formal

Picnic 1; Frosh.-Soph.
entire Formal Comm.

3; Football 4
Baseball 3,4;
ball (Intra.)
(Intra.) 1,2,3

Show Case 3; Noon

Chem.

Lab Assist.

Comm. 3,4, Chr. 4;
Comm. 3; Frosh.

Frolic 2;

4;

Class Pres.

I; Football (Intra.) 1,2;
Basketball 2,3,4; Basket-
1,2,3,4; Track 3,4; Track
,4; Water Polo 1.

MANUELITA MARIE MOSES
"Manue"

Los Angeles,

California

t money
she wou

Drama Cl
Club 1,2;
Comm. 3;
Welfare

JUDITH MAE MONROE
"Judy"
Oakland, California

are her characterizing
a smile and a Hil!

Assistant

gestures-

Team Sponsor

Christmas

ub 1
Off

could buy looks,
Id be priceless.
,2,3; F.N.A. 1,
ice Assist. 1;

S.A. Ticket Sale
Comm. 3; Chor

Forn

4; ROTC
mal Couri

Spa

2; Pep
Safety

s Comm. 4;
us 3; Drill
onsor, Lt. 4;
3; Sadie

Hawkins Dance Comm. 2, Daisy Mae;
Indiv. Sr. Pic. Comm. 4, Basketball
(Intra.) 2; Tennis 1; Volleyball (In-
tra.) 1,2,3; Dramatics Usher 2; Junior

Chorus

Showcase

Comm. 3.

SANDRA GAY MORENCY
"Sandy"
Detroit, Michigan

A heart sincere

Makes

a

her friendship

pleasant

smile;

most worthwhile

Chess Club 2,3, s<
N.H.S. 4; Pep Clul
3; N.S.P.A. 3,4; C
Zonian 3,4, Editor

3; Co-ordinating
Comm. 2; S.A.

secretary; F.N.A. 2,;
b 1,2; Science Club
)uill and Scroll 4;

Con

4; S.A. Alternate
im. 3, Chr.; Drives

Ticket Sales

Comm. 3; Jr. Ring 3; Sr

calaureate
1; Showcase

Marshal
Comm.

2; M

4; Christmas Program U
Council Voting Poll 3,4;
3; United Fund'Canvass
case Comm., Display Coa
Hawkins Pub. Comm.

Train

. Ring 4; Bac-
Fashion Show
u Alpha Theta

sher

2; Civil

MICHAEL NAHMAD
Panama City, R. P.

Someone

to take

Club 1;
4: Band

so it may as well

Lettermen's
S.A. Rep. 4

Club 4; Spanish
Welfare Comm.

I; Drill Team
Christmas Formal
Gown Comm. 4;
Basketball (Intra.
Water Polo 2.

mm

a

4; KU
Comm.
Football
) 1; Sw

TC 2,I
3; Cap
(Intra.)
imming

A

JOHN EDWARD MORRIS
"Mouse"

K

L

ARTHUR J. O'LEARY
"Art"
Chicago, Illinois

A guy
something

who's going place
ng cooking when

es, there's
he's quiet.

Chess Club I; Radio Club 1; Zonian
Ad Seller 1,2; S.A. Alternate 1; S.A.
Rep. 3; Welfare Comm. 4, Chr.; Band
1,2.3, Pres. 2, Treas. 3; Marching Band
, 1,2,3; Glee Club 4; Orchestra 1,2,3;
Halloween Dance 4; Christmas Formal
4; Jr.-Sr. Banquet 3; Bowling (Intra.)
1,2; "Finian's Rainbow" 2; "My Client
Curlev" 3; "Lute Song" 3; "'Coming
of Christ" 3; "The Big Front Porch" 1;
"Before the Corrida" 2; "The Lowland
Sea" 2.

MYRNA GLORIA PENA
"Magoo"

Panama

Good things

American

City, R. P.

come in small packages.

Club 4;

Fashion

Show

TRIXIE HELEN PENA
"Midget"
Panama City, R. P.

JOSE R. ORTIZ
Puerto, Rico
An all right guy
with personality to spare.
ROTC S.F.C.

44

Little, likeable,

Pan
S.A.
2,4;
Cap
(Intr

American
Alternate
Sadie Ha'
and Gow
ra.) 4; Vc

and laugh-loving.

Club 3, 4; Spanish 3,4;
3; S.A. Rep. 4; Chorus
wkins Dance Comm. 2;
n Comm. 4; Basketball
illeyball (Intra.) 4.

CLARA LOUISE

GILBERT CHARLES O'SULLIVAN
"Triumph"

Ancon, C.

A friend

Chorus

to all and all
: Football 1:;

PERCY

"Clara Lou"
Panama City, R. P.
Something attempted; something

z.
are his friends.
Track 1.

F.N.A.
1,2,3,4;
Chorus

Club 4;
3,4; All

BARBARA ANN PARKER
"Bobby"
Long Island, New York

In the middle

of everything

ALEJANDRO PEREZ-VENERO
"Alex"
New Orleans, Louisiana

exciting.

Drama Club 1,2,3,4; F.N.A. 1,'
Club 1,2,3; Singing Valentines
Ticket Sales 2; Chorus 1,2,3,4
Club 3,4; "The Coming of Chr
Roosevelt Pageant 4; Dramatics
2; Fashion Show 1,2,4; Grad
Usher 3; Talent Show 1; Dram
quet 2,3; Drama Make-Up Cor
Senior Showcase Comm. 4; Chi
Comm. 3.

2; Pep
3; S.A.
; Glee
ist" 3;
Usher
luation
a Ban-
nm. 3;
ristmas

A gentleman i
disagree without

s a man who can
being disagreeable.

SDrama Club 3; Lettermen's Club 3,4;
Pan American 3,4; Vice-Pres. 4;
: Spanish Club 3,4; Physics, 4; Parrakeet
Ad Sellers 3,4; Get-Acquainted Dance
Comm. 3,4; Jr.-Sr. Banquet 3; Foot-
ball 1, 2; Carnival Dance Comm. 3.

' .

Il p-

K/

:(

/ r jII

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LUZ ESTELA REYES
"Lucy"
Panama City, R. P.

Fun and f'
Indispensible
French Club 4; G
Comm. 4; Vice-Pres
1,2.3,4; Pep Club
1,2; U. N. Club
Visitor's Day Comm
Glee Club 3,4; I
1,2,3,4, All Star 2
2,3 4; Swimming 2
leyball (Intra.) 1,2
"The Coming of C

ALFRED FRANKLIN PETERSON
Los Angeles, California

In the life
thing for

ra young nr
happiness is
friendship.

n

Dance Comm.
Graduation Ush
gram 3; Talent

4;
er

ull of life.

.A.A. 2,3,4,
..; Pan Amer.
1,2; Spanish
4; Usher Ckl

1,2,3,4;
(Intra.)
(Intra.)
,2; Vol-
ars 3,4;
Carnival
ow 1,2;
.V. Pro-

. 4; Chorus
Basketball
; Bowling
;,$ftball 1
,3,4, All St
:hrist" 3;
Fashion Sh
3; School T

JAMES

JOSEPH REYNOLDS

"Twinkle Toes"
Washington, D. C.

a

He grins from ear to
disturbing fashion. I

BARBARA JEAN PHILLIPS
Honolulu, Hawaii

She has

a voice of gladness and
smile of beauty.

Drama Club 3; Office Assist. 1; Jr.-Sr.
Prom Advertising Comm. 3; Canteen
Comm. 2; Tickets and Bids Comm. 3;
Graduation Decorations Co m 3;
Chorus 3; Swimming 2. ,

and jokes

a lot I

he has no

He laughs
but for work

passion.

Drama Club 3,4; Lettermen's C
2,3,4; Parrakeet 4; Football Da
Comm. 4; Singing Valentines 3; Bc
1,2,3,4; Color Guard 3,4; ROTC 2,;
SFC; Christmas Formal 3; Jr.-Sr. Pr
Comm. 3; Valentine Formal Comm.
Football 2,3,4; Football (Intra.)
Baseball 4; Swimming 2,3,4; "T
Coming of Christ" 3; "Madwoman
Chaillot" 4.

MIRNA MYRIAM PIERCE
"Neyito"
Panama City, R. P.

personality.

Drama Club 3; Lib. Club 1

I

Sec. 4; Pan Amer. Club'
3,4; Pep Club 1,2; Lib. Assi
sics Assist. 4; N.S.P.A. 3; P<
Art Ed.; S.A. Alternate 4;
Comm. 4; Football Dance
Get-Acq. Dance Comm. 3,
Rep. 1; Frosh. Picnic Comm.
Soph. Frolic Comm. 1; Sadi
Dance Comm. 2; Class Sec.
the Corrida" 3; Pan Amer.
3; Carnival Dance Comm.
3; Cheerleader 3,4; Talent
Showcase Chr. 1,2,3.

4
- *

FRANKLIN ALBERTO ROMERO
"Frank"

N.H.S. 3,4,
2,3,4, Sec.
st. 1; Phy-
arrakeet 3,
Assembly
Comm. 4;
Chr.; S.A.
1; Frosh.-
e Hawkins
2; "Before
Assembly
3,4, Court
Show 1,3;

Panama City, R. P.
Little and likeable.

French Club 4; Chorus
Club 1,2,3,4; Drill Tea
Guard 2,3; ROTC 2,3,
Team 3,4; Usher Guar
Activity Comm. 4; Tra
(Intra.) 1; "Finian's
"The Coming of Christ"
land Sea" 3.

4 *
. e /

m
4,
d
ci

1,2,3,4;
S2,3; 1
, Sgt.;
2,3; S
k 1,2;
rainbow
3: "The

SAMUEL HARVEY ROWLEY, JR.
"Skipper"
Colon, R. P.

Life is not life

JULIE ANN REEDER
"Blondie"

Mexico, Missouri
A smile on her face,

gleam

F.N.A. 4; F.T.A. 4
4; Ushers Comm
Scenery Comm.
Comm. 3; Stunt

in her eye.

at all without

delight.

Lettermen's Club 1,2,3,4; S.A.
nate 1; Safety Comm. 2,3; A
Ball 2,3,4; Honor Guard 2,3,4;
2,3,4, SFC; Rifle Team 2,3,4;
Soph. Frolic 1,2; Sadie Hawkins
2; Cap and Gown Comm. 4; Sr.

1; Science Club 4
. 3; Band Sec.
3, Chr.; Jr.-Sr.
Show 1,2,3.

Picture 4; S\
ming (Intra.)
Water Polo
Pageant 4; G
Game Usher

vimming 1,2
1,2; Ping
1; Roosevelt
.A.A. Dance
2.

,3,4;
Pong
Cent
Comm

Alter-
wards
ROTC
Frosh.-
Dance
Group
Swim-
1, .2;
ennial
1. 2,3;

Pep, punch, and

to her

team.

ear, in

the

GLORIA JANE SIGL
"G/o"
Manastique, Michigan

DONALD LAWRENCE SCARPACI
"Don"
Brooklyn, New York
Quiet but powerful.

rdan High
Cristobal

School: Art
High School:

Laughing a
as if trouble
Pep Club 1,2;
Ad Seller 4;
Frosh. Picnic
Frolic Comm.
3; Sadie Ha

Basketball
(Intra.) 2,3
Softball 2,3
1,2,3,4; "My
Show 1,2.

W

nd jesting all the day,
wvill never come her way.
Clinic Assist. 1,2; Zonian
Co-ordinating Comm. 4;
Comm. 1; Frosh.-Soph.
2; Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm.
vkins Dance Comm. 2;
ntra.) 1,2,3,4; Bowling
Swimming (Intra.) 2;

Volley
Client C

tra )
Fashion

RUTH ELEANOR SCHMELZER
"Ruthie"
Denver, Colorado

Friendliness

Drama
Parrakee
(Intra.)
woman
School:
1; Natl.
Spanish

is the keynote

good personality.

Club 4; Natl.
it 4; Swimming
4; Volleyball (In
of Chailot" 4
Drama Cktb 2,
Thespians 3; P
Club 3. Exec. bo

3; School pa
Comm. 3; Bas
ball (Intra.)
Volleyball (In

per 2;
sketbal
2; Te
tra.) 2

Val
I (In
'nnis
*

'- .

Thespians 4;
4; Swimming
tra.) 4; "Mad-
; Boise High
Pres.; G.A.A.
'ep Club 2,3;
ard; Ski Club
entine Formal
tra.) 2; Soft-
Varsity 2,3;

MARILYN RUTH SMITH
"Smitty"
Colon, R. P.
A small and cute bundle o
friendliness and smiles.

Sc,

S.A. Ticke
Formal 3;
Volleyball
Cristobal
F.N.A. 2;
Basketball
tra.) 1,2.

t Sales 4;
SIndiv.
(Intra.)
High Schoc
Band 1
(Intra.)

Band 3

; Christmas

Pic. Comm.
Fashion Show
Drama Club
Orchestra 1
; Volleyball (

CHARLES MORGAN SCHOCK
"Mo"

I'

r
~jj-

'4,
C

, Ancon,

man with a big heart.

JON D. SNODGRASS
"Farmer Brown"
Colon, R. P.

I have great dreams oc
things to come.

Lettermen's Club 2,3,4; Frosh. Picnic
Comm. 1; Frosh.-Soph. Frolic Comm. 2;
Sadie Hawkins Dance 2; Valentine
Formal 4; Football 2,3,4; Baseball
2,3,4; Golf (Intra.) 3,4; Swimming (In-
tra.) 2,4; Track 2,4; Track (Intra.) 2,4.

Lettermen's Club 3,4; S.A. A
Visitor's Day Comm. 4; Band
ball 1,3,4; Football (Intra.)
ball 4; Swimming 3,4 Track
2,3,4; Sr. Activity Comm. 4.

many

Iternate 4;
1,2; Foot-
2; Base-
3,4; ROTC

SCOTT

SHEILA LUCILLE

WILLIAM JAMES

"Scotty"
Panama City, R. P.

Everyone

a Club 3,
Guard 2,3.

meets is immediately
a friend.

Rifle Team

"Shrimp"
Colon, R. P.
A smile for every

and two
Drama Club 2
3,4; Library As
3,4; Band 4; Ch

SNYDER

for every boy.
,3,4; Natl. Th

sist.
ristm

3; Sadie Hawkins
Valentine Formal Cor
Curley" 2; "Adding
Song" 3; "Madwomc
"Coming of Christ"
3; Dramatics Usher 2
gram 3; Talent Shov
Sr. Class Sponsor Se
Sec. 4; Showcase Cot
Comm. 4; Fashion
Drama Director 4.

hespians

1; Office Assist.
|as Formal Comm.
Dance Comm. 3;
mm. '4; "My Client
Machine" 3; "Lute
an of Chaillot" 4;
3; "The Lost Kiss"
; School T.V. Pro-
S1; Band Sec. 4;
c. 4; Drama Club
mm. 1, 2; Welfare
Show 4; Student

RALPH ALLEN

SHUEY

"Hot Rod"

I

. t^

r
h
O

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CARLOS A. SUCRE

"Ministro

ELEANOR LORRAINE STANCOOK
"Cissie "

Governors

Panama C
A friendly
from across

Island, New York

neighbor
the border.

"YJ Pe
tP
Il A'

A: ;4
t (I
.A 1c

It's nice to be natural
naturally ni

when you're
ce.

p Club 2; Clinic Assist. 3; Zonian
d Seller 3; Football Dance Comm. 4;
A. Rep. 3; Valentine Formal Comm.
Basketball (Intra.) 3,4; Bowling
ntra.) 3,4; Softball (Intra.) 3,4; Vol-
yball (Intra.) 3,4.

Disc. and Debate Club 2; Pan Amer-
ican Club 1,2,3,4; Astronomy Club 1;
Assembly Comm. 4; Awards Ball 4;
Honor Guard 3; ROTC 2,3,4, 1st Sgt.;
Usher Guard 2; Baseball 4; Basket-
ball (Intra.) 1; Bowling (Intra.) 3,4;
Swimming (Intra.) 1; Tennis 3,4;
Water Polo 1, 4; Sr. Showcase Comm.
4.

ADA YOLANDA TAPIA
"Yola"

LOIS JEAN STEVENS

\A I

Panama

Ancon,
s a kick

1J f
v^

C. Z.
out of living

F.N.A. 1; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Sr.
Comm. 4; Frosh. Dance Comm.
Sophomore Dance Comm. 2; V
(Intra.) 1; Softball (Intra.) 2.

Graciou
N.H.S. 4; Pan
Sec. 4; Zonian
Banquet Comm
Comm. 4; Bas
Volleyball (Int
Dance Court 4.

s mn every way.
American Clu
4; Chorus 2,3,
i. 3; Cap an
ketball (Intra.
ra.) 1,2,3,4;

b 2,3,4,
4; Jr.-Sr.
d Gown
) 1,3,4;
Carnival

CHRISTOPHER PATRICK TATE
"Pot"
Tampa, Florida

RICHARD STUBBS
"Dick"

Grenada,

S. Dashing

S" Basketbal
School: C
I Band 1,2.

Mississippi

smile that sends the
ohl so good-looking.

girls-

Gentle in methods,
strong in performance.

N.H.S. 3,4; Parrakeet 4; S.A. A
2; Drives Comm. 4, Chr.; S.A.
Drill Team 2,3,4, Assist. Master
ing Squad 2,3; Honor Guard 2,
2,3,4, Capt.; Jr.-Sr. Banquet Cc
Cap and Gown Comm. 4; Cla
Pres. 4; Boys' State 3; Boys' Nc
Mu Alpha Theta 4.

Ilternate
Rep. 3;
S4; Fir-
3; ROTC
imm. 3;
ss Vice-
ation 3;

EDWARD IRVING SUAREZ
"Eddy"

Cristobal,

The good-hearted man has no

enemies.

Astronomy Club 3,4; Chess Club 2;
Disc. and Debate Club 2; Lettermen's
Club 4; Pan American Club 2; Science
Club 2,3,4; United Nations Club 3;
S.A. Alternate 1; Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm. 3;
Sr. Gift Comm. 4; Football (Intra.)
1,2,3, Capt.; Basketball (Intra.) 2;
Bowling (Intra.) '4; Swimming 2,4;
Swimming (Intra.) 1,2,3,4; Track 2,3,4;
Track (Intra.) 2,3,4; Water Polo 2.

LAYNE W. TAYLOR
"Woody"

Ancon,

Have

Pep Club
Soph. Fro
nounceme
tra.) Voll
ion Show

C. z.

ever seen a dream

walking?

I; Office Assist. 1; Fr'
lic Comm. 2; Cards and
nts Comm. 4; Basketball
eyball (Intra.) 1,2,3,4; F
1,2,4.

Columbia
Stamp C

t

- "\<
'
. : *"
.^.-
y^.
^ ' .

MIjl ,

DONALD JOHN TERRY

WI

"Don"

Ancon,
Pleasant pe
always willing toc

rsonality

help

a friend.

Band 1,2;

Orc

Team 2,4; Val
Basketball (Ii
Allen Military
Baseball 3; S
3; Rifle Team

hestra
entire
ntra.)
Acadf
wimmin
3.

2; ROTC 4; Rif
Formal Comm.
1; Swimming
emy: Football
ig 3; Drill Tea

DALE ALAN TURNER
Des Moines, Iowa

greatest

do the

Radio Club
Guard 3; RI

men are those who

kindness.
Ball 3,4;

greatest

3; Awards
OTC 3,4.

LANE ALLEN THOMPSON
"Bozoo"
Colon, R. P.

MARGARET MARY VALE
"Peggy"
Panama City, R. P.

Quiet

on the surface

She has

but underneath WOW1
Lettermen's Club 3,4; Chorus 4; ROTC
2; Jr.-Sr. Banquet Comm. 3; Football
(Intra.) 1,2; Baseball 3,4; Basketball

2; Basketball (Intra.)
(Intra.) 2; Tennis 2; W

a future full of

Chess Club 3;
Jr.-Sr. Banq. 3;
Comm. 2; Cards
Bowling (Intra.)

2; Bowling
r Polo 2.

3; Chri

treasures.

F.N.A. 2,3,4; N.H.S. 4;
Sadie Hawkins Dance
and Announcements 4;

3,4; Graduation

Usher

istmas Program Usher 2; Val-
Showcase Comm. 2; Mu Alpha
4; Home Game Ticket Sales
4.

SHIRLEY RUTH TILLMAN
"Willie"
Panama City, R. P.
Her heart is like the moon,

there is always a

Pep Club
Assist. 2;
Comm. 4
Hawkins

man in it.

Math Club 3; C
mnian Ad Seller

; Christmas Formal
Dance Comm. 2;

: Showcase Comm. 3.

counselor's

PRISCILLA LUCILLE VAN DER DIJS
"Pris"
Panama City, R. P.

A friendly
spa
French Club

1,2,4;

Spanish

Usher Club

with plenty
nd pep.

4; Pan American Club
Club 1; U.N. Club 4;

4; Chorus

1

3; Senior Gift 4; Senio
ture 4; Basketball (Intra
(Intra.) 4; Volleyball (i
nival Dance Comm. 4.

,2; Orchestra
r Group Pic-
.) 4: Bowlina

ntra.)

4; Car-

GLORIA TOLEDANO
"Glo"
Colon, R. P.

Enthusiasm and
dynamics of

friendliness

are the

her personality.

Drama Club 1,2,3,4; F.T.A.
4; Natl. Thesp. 4; Pan Am
4; Zonian 4; Co-ord. Comr
1,2,4; Jr.-Sr. Prom and Ban
entine Formal 4; Bk. B. (Int
All-Stars 4; Bowling (Intr
ball 1,2; V.B. (Intra.)

Stars 4; Roosevelt
Usher 3; Carnival

Usher 1,2,3; G.A.A.

14

2,3; G.A.A.
erican Club

n. 4;
quet

Chorus
3; Val-

ANABEL VARELA
"Bellita"
Panama City, R. P.

tra.) 1,2,3,4,
a.) 4; Soft-
1,2,3,4, All-

Pageant 4;
Dance 4;

Dance

Usher 3; Sr. Showcase 4;
and Dance 1; Soph. Asse
2; Jr. Assem. 3; Girls' St

Frosh.

mm.

Baccal.

Never without a
and a friendly

cheery
smile.

French Club 2; Pan American Club
2,3,4; Zonian Ad Seller 4; C h o r u s
1,2,3,4; Jr.-Sr. Banquet 3; Cap and
Gown 4; Volleyball (Intra.) 1,2,3,4;
Carnival Dance 2,3,4; Fashion Show 1;
Christmas Singing Comm. 3,4; Carni-
val Showcase 3,4, Chr. 4; Nacimiento
Comm. 2,3,4; Volleyball All Stars 4.

and Dance

ate 3.

SOLLY TOUSSIEH
"Watusi"
Panama City, R. P.

A leader

of men, a

Drama 3,4;
Library Club

U.N. C
Alpha T
Library

Lette

follower of women.
rmen's Club 2,3,4;
Natl. Thespians 4;

Ikb 1,2; Math Club 1,3, Mu
heta 4; Counselor's Assist. 1,2;
Assist. 2; Zonian Ad Seller 2;

Honor

,. v**. *
' '' v J

,

F

?
.. "

.,

I

MABELLE LOUISE WALKER
"Mickey"
Los Angeles, California
A cute little package
with a sense of humor.
Astronomy Club 1; F.T.A. 2,3,4, Sec. 3,
Pres. 4; Pep Club 1; Zonian 3; S.A.
Alternate 3; Usher Club 1; Band 3,4;
Chorus 1; Orchestra 2; Senior Activity
4; Bowling (Intra.) 2; Softball I;
Volleyball (Intra.) 1,2; Water Ballet
1; Graduation Usher 3; Easter Show-
case Chr. 3.

..
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Kind and gentle,

and friendly

ways.

Drama Club 1,2; Pan American Club
1,2,3,4; Pep Club 3; U.N. Club 4; Wel-
fare Comm. 4; Chorus 2,3,4; Carnival
Dance 4; Dramatics Usher 2,3,4; Grad-
uation Usher 3; Villansicos 3,4; Jr.
Showcase 3; Comparsa 4.

at

1

JOHN CRAIG WALLACE, JR.
Colon, R. P.

u can sleep and pass,
why stay awake?

-^ $

JOSEPH HENRY WHITE
"Whippel"
Denver, Colorado

ROTC 1,2,3; Football

Just the

sort of friend everyone

wants to

have.

Band 1,2; Orchestra

2; ROTC 2,3.

SARAH ELLEN WHITENER
"Sarita"
Washington, D. C.

Sparkle

and spice

and everything

ROBERT JOHN WALLACE
"Bob"
Manhattan, New York
A quiet riot. An o.k. guy

in everyone's

jor Group Picture
Zone Baseball 4;
; Softball 4; Ping F

book.

Baseball
ling (Int
4.

4"
fi

French Club 2; Office Assist.
Alt. 3,4; Assem. Comm. 1,3;
Dance 3,4; Inaugural Ball 4
Sales 1; Visitor's Day 3,4; Frosh
1, Chr.; Jr.-Sr. Prom 3; Jr. R
Cap and Gown 4, Chr.; Base
Bk. B. 1,3,4; Bowling (Intra.)
Hockey (Intra.) 1; V. B. 1,3,4;
Usher 3; Cheerleader 4; Footba
4; Girls' State 3; St. Catherin
emy: Sales Manager for school

1; Lunchroom Worker
Fair 2; Field Day 2;
School: Jr. Assem. 3.

1; S.A.
Football
; Ticket
i. Picnic
[ring 3;
ball 1;
4; Field
Baccal,
II Court
e Acad-
'l news-

1; Annual
Cristobal

MARILYN ANNE WARD
Springfield, Missouri

cute, petite miss wit
smile and a winning

h

a captivating
personality.

Drama Cl
Pep Club
fice Assi
3,4; Quill
4; Train
Comm. 2

St.
an
Co
; B

Awards Ball
ROTC Sponsc
Comm. 3; Sen
ball (Intra.)
Chaillot" 4;
McThinc" 3;
ion Show 1;

2,3,4; F.N.A. 2,3,4, Sec. 4;
; Science 2,3,4, Sec. 2; Of-
4; N.S.P.A. 3; Parrakeet
d Scroll 4; Safety Comm.
om m 4; Visitor's Day
and 2; Chorus 1,2,4;

4:

Halloween Dance 4;
4; Christmas Formal
Gift Comm. 4; Basket-

1,2; "The Madw
"The Lost Kiss"
Dramatics Usher
Girls' State 3.

Office
4; Dri
ROTC
Christr
Formal

JAMES L. WILBER

St. Paul, Minnesota
am a student, and girls
subjects to study.

oman of
3; "Mrs.
2; Fash-

* ,
4. .

Assist. 1; Visitor's Day Con
II Team 2,3; Honor Guard
2,3,4, 1st Sgt.; Usher Guard
mas Formal Comm. 3; Valent
3; Cap and Gown 4.

MARY ELIZABETH WATSON
Mobile, Alabama

Nice and sweet

Drama 1,2,
G.A.A. 2,3,
Assist. 1,2,3
Acq. Dance

e.. A rL

,3,
4;
3;
4

a treat to meet.

4; F.N.A. 2; F.T.A. 4;
Pep Club 1,2; Office
Assembly Comm. 3; Get-
; Inaugural Ball 2; S.A.
A t I ** V..

SARITA EUGENIE WATSON
"Sari"
Panama City, R. P.

rim.
3;
2;
ine

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OLIVIA JESS WINSTEAD

Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

STANLEY RICHARD WILSON
"Stan"

Panama City, R. P.

of fellow
2, 3, 4; F
(Intra.)

everyone
football (I'
1; Boys'

It's not in mortals
but she'll do

Drama Club 2, 3; N.
Assist. 2; N. S. P. A.
Exchange Ed. 3; Ed.
4; Assembly Comm.
chestra 1; Sr. Gift

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TALMADGE ANTHONY WOMBLE

"Tony"

ANN PRESTON WOOD

"Madera"

Ancon,

Bainbridge,

A tall body

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Georgia

room for

A nature

Drama Club 1, 2,
Christmas Formal
Dance 2; Valentine
ball (Intra.) 2; Vo
2, 3, 4; "Finians' Rc
Show 1, 2, 4; East

sweet, a disposition
pleasant.

3; Pep Club 1, 2;
3; Sadie Hawkins
Formal 4; Basket-
lleyball (Intra.) 1,
rainbow" 2; Fashion
er Showcase 2.

Chess Club 4; Disc. & Deb. 2, 3,
Sec. 3, Vice-Pres. 4; Drama Club
Lettermen's Club 3, 4; S. A. Rep.
Color Guard 3; Honor Guard 4; RO
3, 4, -1st Lt.; Jr.-Sr. Banquet Comm.
Sadie> Hawkins Dance 2; Indiv.
Pic. Comm. 4; Football 1, 2, 3,
Basketball 1, 2, (Intra.) 2; Bowli
(Intra.) 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; "Li
Song" 3; "The Adding Machine"
Graduation Marshal 3.

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BETTY JEAN ADAMS
"Jean"

Georgetown, Kentucky

PICTURED

VIRGINIA EGAN
"Ginni"

Ft. Benning,

Simple and sweet
she'llbe happy the

Her loveliness

in all her \
rest of her

never knew,

she smiled on me.

Club 1; Library
rus 1, 2; Glee Club
Announcements 4;

Assistant
1, 2; Ca
Basketball

Brown Hic
Club 2; T
Art Club

gh School:
teacher's a
3; Drama

Brown Hig
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Club 3.

LEWIS WITFIELD BATEMAN

"Big Boy

Ancon,

Live today,

Astronomy
1, 2, 3;
Safety C
Chorus 1,
Squad 2;
Picnic 1;
Hawkins
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tomorrow

is not.

Office

KENNETH H. WEEKS

MARY E. CAMPBELL

Arraijan,

Bowie

County, Texas

Speech is

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is greater.

Quiet and sweet,

to meet.

most pleasing

Drill Team 3, 4;
ROTC 2, 3, 4, Sgt

Honor Guard 3,

The kind
Drill Team
Swimming

deserve it.

gigantic heart.

LUCILLE YOLANDA GOMEZ

Chicago Heights, Illinois
A smile is the harmony of the I
and the kindness of the sou

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Top, left to right: J. Behar; K. Clark; K. Beasley;
K. Bassett; J. Brinkley. Middle: A. Braswell; K.
A. Cheung; G. Batcheldor; B. Bartlett; D. Able. B
A. Azcarraga; R. Caldwell; J. Catron; P. Cage;

R. Blevins; R. Allen; M. Brandon;
Baughman; B. Burns; C. Castro; C. Camer
ottom: F. Baggott; A. Barley; T. Arnold;
R. Amato; D. Bergere; W. Archibald; C. B

P. Abadi; I. Arjona;
on; J. Brown; M. Bowen;
L. Athow; T. Bembenek;

Top, left to right: P. Dempsey; K. Casey; J. Feraud; G. Estrada; E. Eisenmann; E. Cox; J. Cornish; F. Davis; M. Dejer-
nette; D. DeUnamuno. Middle: S. Diaz; M. Conover; M. Davison; B. Caldito; J. Doherty; M. Daniel; J. Fields; C. Brads-
haw; K. Curtis; I. Darling. Bottom: M. Bettsak; A. Eberenz; L. Brown; D. Dombrowsky; C. Clark; E. Dolan; D. Crook;
G. Coppenhaver; T. Egan; J. Cole.

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Top, left to right: J. Meriwether; N. Litvin; L. Kielhofer; C. Lawrence; E. Morris; J. Lastinger; R. Lawson; P. McGuire
K. Lytle; J. Murdaugh; J. McNall; V. Lombroia. Middle: K. McConaghy; M. Klipper; K. Mohl; I. Michaelis; M. Orr
J. King; J. Nickerson; J. Meyers; C. Lopez; A. Lasso; S. Laquidara; A. Leonard. Bottom: J. Kimball; B. Kimberling
K. MacKenzie; E. Lince; J. Kline; C. Mire; D. MacLean; D. Monteath; J. Marshall; R. Leggiere; L. Marcola.

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Top, left to right:
A. Muller; D. Pear
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Rentz; A. Scott; B.

I. Romero; L. Sims; H. Sims; G. Rambo
ce; J. Such. Middle: E. Price; J. Shanard
/. Perra; J. Rettinger; J. Read. Bottom:
SRuiz; B. Rigby; J. Pearson; W. Rector;

; L. Sibauste; C. Ridge; S. Raymond; N. Parker; B. Sm
; P. Rose; C. Sharp; R. Perkins; R. Morris; D. Rogers
P. Rogers M. Norton; C. Schultz; E. Rennie; D. Pajak
G. Ness.

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Our Junior year

is over!

What

Our class adviser now has

Nicker-
Nancy

a year
three
son, J

Swenson.

our class rings are beautiful. The
theme of the Christmas Formal was
the "Ice Palace," over which Mary

Lynne Stoakley reigned

with her

four attendants.

CHRISTMAS FORMAL COMMITTEE-Kneeling, left to right:
R. Blevins; R. Weade. Second row: S. Hele; V. Perra, chair-
man; K. Clark; C. Huff; G. Kent; A. Brasswell; J. Hearne.
Back: F. Bright; A. Scott; C. Schultz; M. Kelley; J. Cook.

JUNIOR RING COMMITTEE-Front row,
left to right: K. Flowers; F. Davis; D.
Able; G. Rambo. Second row: M. Davison;
M. Stoakley. Third row: M. Bowen; D.
Harned. Fourth row: T. Shepperd; P.
Janowitz. Fifth row: D. Pajak; R. Caldwell.

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tine Harrison as chairman, was well at-
tended. However our never-to-be-forgotten
Junior-Senior Prom was the highlight.
But after all, with such officers as Mike
Kelley, president; Grady Hesters, vice-
president; and Suzy Hele, secretary; how
could the year have been anything but
good?
As Seniors we hope to do even better.

secretaries-Jeanne

Meyers,

Thanks to Kay Flowers,

JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET COMMITTEE-Kneeling, left to
right: T. Ho; F. Todd; J. Steiner. Second row: I. Darling; L.
Sibauste; S. Fitzgerald; J. Shannard; N. Swenson; A. Leonard;

L. Keilhoffer; C. Thompson; E. Rennie. Third row:

C. Harrison,

chairman; R. Perkins; D. Dombrowsky; K. Sheridan; A. Fer-
guson; F. Baggot.

UNPICTURED JUNIORS-Left to right: F
Price; E. Jenkins.

JUNIOR-SENIOR

PROM

Roe; J.

COMMITTEE,

Front: K. McConaghy; B. Batcheldor. First

row: E.

C. Holmes; N. Webster; P.

Dempsey; J. Meyers; D. Sparks. Second
row: R. Morris; J. Pearson; R. Gangle.
Third row: H. Sims; C. Watson, chair-
man; K. Curtis. Fourth row: A. White; S.
Gorham.

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SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS AND SPONSORS-Left to right: Miss Matthews, assistant sponsor;
C. Nickerson, president; J. Days, secretary; W. French, vice-president; Mr. Barkowitz, sponsor.

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B. L. Bell; F. Adams; L. Barnhart
B. Arnold; P. Beeby; F. Allgood;
Arthur; R. Bradfield; S. Avery;
r.

; M. Baggott; J. Ashton; B. Austin; D. Baltozer; G.
; R. Argerenon. Middle: T. Aleman; F. Andrews; J
S. Acker; R. Battista; D. Bradshaw; S. Anderson.
G. Anderson; J. Alderton; J. Bateman; F. Ammirati

Abadi; B. Amar; M.
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man;
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ssett;

Top, left to right: D.
wright; B. Bongiorni;
M. Brannon; F. Brown
Camp; T. Bright; D.
W. Cofer.

Btesh; R. Castelli; E. Carter; B. Chieffalo; D. Bremer; J. Buckley; S. Berry; B. Bowman; B. Boat-
J. Chase; P. Black; M. Bradley. Middle: R. Butler; J. Crane; L. Cortelloni; T. Cordova; T. Deakins;
ling; W. Brown; L. Botzenmayer; C. Brown; E. Conn; R. Bennett. Bottom: L. Braun; S. Bishop; W.
Brown; A. Carroll; R. Daniel; E. Corrigan; B. Christensen; W. Browder; B. Cole; R. Colclasure;

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e: J. Fortune; T. Jaggers; R. Hern; E. Idol; L. Herring; H. Griffin; (
Freiershaus. Bottom: W. French; J. Hare; R. Gandy; F. Hinek; D. Jenkins;
azer; P. Greeive; J. Freeman; F. Huddleston.

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Top, left to right: J. Kirkland; M. Hurtado; R. Jones; J. Maduro; M. Maduro; R. Jennings; M. McCarragher; R. Larsen;
L. Mattice; J. Horne; B. King; S. Lemmer; K. McCarthy. Middle: M. Koncir; J. Mantovani; K. Hughes; C.
Lam; F. Hood; F. Langford; J. Lawyer; Z. Lugo; S. LaGassie; A. Kelly; R. Keller; S. Jones. Bottom: J. Luhr; J. Law-
rence; G. Metzger; M. Metheny; K. Lake; T. Kaska; E. Keith; K. Major; J. Metcalf; J. Kolenda; A. LeBrun; G. Lord;
B. Lemmer.

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Top, left to right: S. Rouse; S. Smith; R. Snyder; T. Rizcalla; K. Reeder; W. Stephan; A. Reimiller; J. Reichart; L. Sikor-
ski; C. Southwell; L. Stratford; P. Snee; Middle: M. Simpson; C. Prescott; L. Sanborn; J. Senn; B. Reynolds; J. Slice;
P. Sheridan; E. Stallworth; S. Sommerville; J. Stevenson; R. Street; A. Smith; Bottom: J. Reade; W. Stielau; R. Sexton;
L. Self; H. Smith; D. Stonebreaker; F. Smith; W. Smith; C. Schwarzrock; F. Stewart; S. Soto; G. Silvas; R. Sprague;
J. Persinger.

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Top, left to right: J. Swanson; M. VanLoon; J. Sullivan; J. Springer; R. Wilson; M. Dorsett; M. Urrutia; C. Valderrama;
R. Van Dyke; C. Tester; M. Watson; P. Thomas. Middle: L. Stubbs; L. O'Quin; F. Walker; D. Trasavage; S. Whitemore;
B. Thrift; J. Sutherland; J. Whaler; S. Wootten; A. Wilmoth; S. Wenborne. Bottom: J. Vecchione; J. Suarez; B. Wilson;
C. Zelnick; E. Wirtz; L. Wilson; J. Thomas; P. Underwood; J. Turner; J. Thompson; J. Ward; M. Yohros.

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SADIE HAWKINS COMMITTEE-Front row, left to
right: J. Crane; E. Pierce; C. Lam. Second row: B.
Dykes; B. Bell; R. VanDyke; J. Ashton. Third row:
R. Jones ; C. Brown; M. Braun; N. Crawford.

FRESHMAN-SOPHOMORE FROLIC COMMITTEE-

Seated
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, left to right:
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T. Aleman; D. Moses; D.
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Argerenon; G. Beck; V. Bartecchi; B. Bowen. Middle: J. Arreguin; P. Bartlett; M. Babb; D. Berger; A. Blystone; J.
Barba; D. Boostrom; M. Balbirnie; C. Bernhardt; B. Barnthouse; N. Askew; J. Bolin. Bottom: M. Barrett; G. Blumberg;
T. Albritton; J. Albritton; T. Akans; K. Anderson; L. Andino; B. Bagly; G. Boswell; J. Allen; P. Berger; C. Barkema;
J. Bond.

Top, left to right: J. Cooke; J. Brown; C. Campbell; R. Cole; J. Clifford; B. Coy; D. Brigandi; A. Cobb; Y. Canavaggio;
P. Chisolm; F. Chase; R. Burchett; F. Brent. Middle: H. Castro; L. Critch; B. Bowman; B. Bryant; H. Cooper; O.
Cornejo; B. Carter; P. Catron; N. Browne; M. Clare; C. Cross; M. Cesar. Bottom: B. Coffey; P. Calhoun; M. Burillo;
B. Brandon; A. Conte; T. Collins; R. Boyd; F. Brenes; G. Camby; B. Camp; C. Carlson; J. Brown; J. Craig.

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Top, left to right: J. Hebert; M. Gangle; B. Gregory; G. Hensler; D. Grady; G. Hovan; S. Hargett; C. Garcia; M. Hicks;
K. Hamilton; N. Hamman; K. Hicks. Middle: B. Gramlich; G. Gorak; G. Hatten; C. Hinely; S. Gerard; J. Huertas;
C. Hatcher; T. Hobbie; G. Gattoni; B. Horton; J. Herring; D. Hammond; B. Hanna. Bottom: J. Halvosa; D. Haase; R.
Handy; J. Hinek; J. Hatcher; F. Girk; S. Holtslander; F. Hunter; E. Griggs; M. Herring.

Top, left to right: S. Howe; M. Leonard; E. Huff; M. Lane; R. Kalbarczyk; B. Hunter; D. Knox; J. Jackson; P. Hulett;
Y. Kawakuri; M. Lytle; L. Lombana. Middle: J. Lubera; L. Jemmott; G. Little; R. Kirk; P. Kocher; V. Hughes; G. Jan-
sen; K. Jenkins; F. Levee; G. Hutchison; D. McNatt. Bottom: B. Mallory; J. McCarragher; L. Lince; M. Kincaid; L.
Jordan; P. Kelly; J. Johnson; W. Keepers; J. Iddings; C. Lavallee; R. Lloyd.

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Top, left to right: A. Novey; A. Ortiz; P. Pless; M. Payne; C. Morency; V. Nahmad; M. Morris; R. Rowe; J. Pecor;
F. Reichart; C. Putay; R. Pearl; M. Parsons; O. Roos. Middle: D. Oleen; S. Murphy; B. Phillips; J. Payne; S. Phelan; M.
Morales; E. Ramirez; B. Price; J. Rodriguez; C. Parker; B. Rogers; F. Rybicki; T. Pruitt. Bottom: S. Mitten; S. Mohr;
M. Ramirez; S. B. Mitten; L. Poole; H. Prescott; K. Pollack; W. Peterson; G. O'Masta; M. De Posada; L. Manos; K.
Nadeau; K. Price; P. Reynolds.

Top, left to right: J. Salterio; W. Stiles; D. Tagaropulos; C.
Ruiz; J. Scott; S. Smith; M. Stevens; S. Santana. Middle:
Smith; J. Smail; A. Thomas; A. Shatrosky; R. Smith; R. Sw
Rodibaugh; S. South; J. Sims; R. Schultz; V. Speer; M. Ste,
Scigliane.

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L. Treadway; T. Scott; M. Rainey; L. Robertson; M,
cs; J. Singer; M. Ridge; K. Schmidt; S. Reynolds; J.
. Smith. Bottom,: S. Taylor; R. Trottier; R. Smith; R.
Randel; B. Robinson; J. Searcy; J. de Unamuno; L.

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Unpictured Freshmen,
B. Foster; J. Buehler.

Freshman Co-ordinating Committee,
N. Browne; C. Cross; C. Bishop.

left to right: E. Wilson; G. Webster:;

left to right:

L. Seldon;

Freshman Showcase Committee, left to right:
Grady; C. Cross; C. Lund; A. Shatrosky.

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Punch?

A-one, a-two, a-three . .

The painters (?) of today.

Why, how nice of you ... fixing our Christmas tree.

Student

After a close election, Solly

Toussieh be-

came our S.A. President and Bill Archibald
our S.A. Vice-President. Kathy Cox and Mary

Watson were appointed
took the oath of o

S.A. Secretaries.

office

Awards

Assembly.

Each homeroom is represented in the

meetings by the

Representative.

He is

take to the monthly meeting any worth-while

suggestions from

his homeroom

to be

sidered.

He is elected by the people in his

homeroom, and must have at least a C aver-
age. Furthermore, he is in charge of every-
thing that goes on in the homeroom.

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S. A. OFFICERS-Left to right: W. Archibald, vice-
president; K. Cox, secretary; M. Watson, secretary;
S. Toussieh, president.

S. A. REPRESENTATIVES--Kneeling, left to right: B. Rathgeber; F. Rybicki; C. Kiamco; K. Sheridan; C. Rentz; T. Womble; D.
Sikorski; R. Gangle; J. Morris; C. Lam. Back: N. Webster; B. Friese; N. Askew; B. Barnthouse; R. Bennett; C. French; L. Sims;
C. Eggleston; J. Ashton; D. Moses; L. Sikorski. Not pictured: J. Zeinick; W. Broon; N. Litvin; M. Klipper; C. Harrison; G. Ness;
T. Pena; M. Nahmad; F. Leves; L. Lombano; D. Brigandi; M. Emerson; B. Ahr; N. Browne; B. Carter; N. Jansen; B. Dilfer; M.
Clare; C. Schwarzrock; R. Wilson; E. Corrigan; T. Bright; D. Terry.

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Association

The S. A. has twelve committees to keep our
student body running smoothly. The Co-ordinating
Committee has the responsibility of ironing out the

difficulties which may arise.

Taking care of ticket

sales are the: S. A. Ticket Sales, Game Ticket Sales,

and Train

Ticket Sales. Under the auspices of the

Get-Acquainted Dance and Inaugural Ball Commit-

tees, dances are arranged.

The Assembly Commit-

tee's task is the annual Talent Show. Special days
are taken care of by the Awards Day and Visitors
Day Committees. The Drives Committee collects the
donations for the several drives each year. Keep-
ing us accident free, the Safety Committee strives
to encourage us to obey safety rules. The Welfare
Committee decorated our Christmas tree. With the

co-operation of all committees the S. A. had a suc-
cessful year.

S. A. ADVISERS-Front, left to right: Mr. R. Gar-
rett; Mr. F. Hukill; Mr. H. Dippre. Back: Mr. J.
Rider; Mr. D. Speir; Mr. C. Tatman.

S. A. ALTERNATES-Kneeling, left to right: G. O'Masta; M. Rudge; F. Ammirati; J. Bateman; J. Snodgras; J. Kline; R. Madison;
J. Wilson; C. Fitzgerald. Second row: M. Miller; L. Mattice; D. Bremer; J. Herbert; L. Luddy; M. Miller; M. Fitzgerald; S. White-
ner; B. Klipper; C. Sanborn. Back: G. Gilly; V. Perra; C. Watson; J. Malone; K. Davis; B. Bartlett; J. Rettinger; B. Davis; J.
Herring; D. Egudin. Not pictured: C. Southwell; R. Blevins; J. Garcia; J. Turner; P. Cage; M. Pierce; L. Hinkle; S. Murphey;
F. Lindh; G. Despain; H. Van Loon; R. Jennings; E. Carter; C. Lam.

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VISITOR'S DAY
Bremer; K. Cox;

COMMITTEE-Seated,

to

C. Watson; J. Kintner. Standing

iss; R. Chanis; A. Scott; M. Kelly; C. Nickerson;
Whitener; T. Cunningham.

right: D.
: J. Snod-

C. Kiamco;

AWARDS DAY

COMMITTEE-Kneeling: J.

Morris. Middle,

left to right: R. Blevins; J. Ashton; A. Leonard; A.

B. Hitchcock. Back: B. Rathgeber; H.

Chase;

D. Eisenmann.

Womble;

Wood;

T. Days; C.

S. A. DRIVES COMMITTEE-Seated, left to right: D. Moses;
J. Halvosa. Standing: K. Lytle; P. Corrigan; B. Bartlett; P.
Tate, chairman; A. Tapia; L. Diamond; V. Nahmad; D. Btesh.
Not pictured: L. Martinelli.

TRAIN TICKET SALES COMMITTEE-Left to right: M. Ward;

C. Eggleston; F. Vales; S.
man; S. Barrett; S. Tillman
ing. Not pictured: E. Gerho

Clinely; S. Hele; M. Miller, chair-
; D. Harned; J. Cornish; M. Down-
irt; C. Davis; J. Pennington.

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S. A. TICKET SALES COMMITTEE-Seated, left to right:
K. Cox, M. Watson, co-chairmen. Standing: C. Holgerson;
M. Smith; A. Haskell; B. Archibald; S. Toussieh; S. Morency;

J. Hotz; P. Morgan; R. Brown; J. Beeby;

S. DeVore.

S. A. CO-ORDINATING COMMITTEE-Front, left to right:
G. Toledano; H. Sims; E. Cox; M. Clare; J. Nickerson; S.

Whitmore. Middle: H. Lavender; D. Des Londes;

G. Trail; J.
Rybicki.

White. Back:

T. Days;

T. Cunningham. Not pictured: F.

GAME TICKET SALES COMMITTEE, sitting: S. Sack, chair-
man. Standing, left to right: G. Vale; M. Daniel; J. Beeby;
P. Vale; D. Able.

ASSEMBLIES COMMITTEE-Front, left to right: C. Huff; P.
Abadi; M. Pena; R. Lawson; K. McConaughy; K. Flowers; S.
Clinely. Back, left to right: 0. Winstead; E. Price; D. Browne,
chairman; S. Thompson; C. French; P. Alexander; J. Malone.

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GET ACQUAINTED DANCE COMMITTEE-Left to right:

Nahmad; P. Rogers; K. Clark; A. Perez; M.
C. Kiamco. Not Pictured: J. Price.

Pierce

S. Hele

INAUGURAL BALL COMMITTEE-Front, left to right: K. Cox;
S. Whitener; M. Watson; H. Feeney. Back: R. Eisen; B. Archi-
bald; S. Toussieh; chairman; B. Hitchcock; R. Chanis.

The Campaign and Elections Committee is chosen from Mr.
Institutions classes.

Speir's

American

SAFETY COMMITTEE-Left to right: M. Ward; C. H
K. Beasley; L. Cunningham; C. Dimpfl, chairman; W

WELFARE COMMITTEE-Front, left to right: J. Days; L. Zent;
R. Bacot; C. Cruz; S. Watson. Back: P. Dempsey; E. Eisen-
mann; L. Reyes; A. O'Leary, chairman. Not Pictured: M.

olgerson;
. French.

Nahmad; C. Denton;

F. Leves;

Snyder; J. Behar.

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LIBRARY ASSISTANTS-Front row, left to right: K. Eppi-
heimnr; P. Elia; S. Goeser; 0. Roos; M. Eberenz; P. Athow;
F. Hunter; P. Chisolm. Second row: P. Abadi; J. Bolin; P.
Catron; J. Smail; L. Sigliani; J. Reichart; J. Craig. Third row:
C. Lavalle; J. Potter; S. Bishop; J. Brown; N. Browne; J. Beeby.

LABORATORY ASSISTANTS-Front, left to right: A. Cheung;

M. Davison; C. Southwell; D. Strumpf;
M. Pierce; C. Zelnick. Back: R. La
Kelly; B. Archibald; A. Perez; E. Ruess;

K. Flowers;

wso

n; P. Jan

S. Reihart;
owitz; M.

G. Lord.

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OFFICE ASSISTANTS-Sitting, left to right:
S. Thomas. Standing, second row: L. Stubbs
J. Pennington; J. Malone; C. Zeinick; J. Sei
Fields; L. Fraunheim; L. Botzenmeyer.

COUNSELOR'S ASSISTANTS-Sitting, left to right:
anque; D. Hansen; J. Hotz; M. Izquierdo; A. Fair
Nahmad. Standing, left to right: J. Le Masters; F. A:

S. Snyder; P. Rogers; P. Norman; K. Beasl
; R. Monzon; P. Snee; P. Alexander; M. Mai
nn; A. Shatrosky. Third row: P. Kocker; L.

G. Fid-
child; V.
ndrews.

y; B. Connard;
duro; L. Fanton
Cunningham;

1. Arjona; N. Webster;
; D. Strumpf; J. Ashton;
K. Hughs; S. Booth; J.

CLINIC ASSISTANTS-Seated, left to right:
Dunn. Back: P. Calhoun; R. Van Dyke; M.

M. Watson;

Enriquez; P. Freierhous.

C

B. Bowman; S.
lare; S. South;

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Zonian

A lively

discussion

of the theme of the

Zonian started the

year off with a bang for the

yearbook staff.

Under

the capable

leadership

Sandy

Morency

and Peggy

Morgan,

the book

gradually took form. The staff was kept busy plan-
ning the Zonian, supervising and naming the various
pictures, writing the copy, and many other append-
ant jobs-having to send pictures, copy and artwork

to the printers early,

which poses

a problem

far as obtaining an accurate record of activities. Dave

Browne

and his staff

care of the

business

angles-selling yearbooks, soliciting donations, and
so forth. All in all, much effort has been expended
in order to produce as true a chronical of 1959 in

as is humanly possible.

ZONIAN EDITORS AND BUSINESS MANAGER:
P. Morgan, associate editor; S. Morency, editor;
D. Browne, business manager.

ZONIAN STAFF, kneeling, left to right: T. Ho; D. Browne; H.
Lavender. Standing: C. Symonds; R. Brown; D. Wheeler; J. Malone;
P. Morgan; S. Morency; D. Strumpf; S. Cruz; A. Tapia; J. Beeby;
G. Toledano.

A ZONIAN business manager's harem.

ZONIAN AD SELLERS-Left to right: D. Brad-
shaw; D. Browne, business manager; S. Tillman;
C. Lam. Not pictured: A. Varela.

What legs!

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Parrakeet

To the passer-by,

journalism

classes,

the confused

more

antics

particularly

of the
ly the

Parrakeet, may look like the five o'clock rush at

Grand Central.

However, the staff, if no one else,

knows what they are doing, and also, what everyone
else in school is doing.
When a person signs up for the newspaper staff

must

features,

expect to
and stories,

write

innumerable

to collect

jokes

articles,

and other

interesting data for the Parrakeet Daily, to proof-
read loads of copy, and to do other miscellaneous
items. As the paper is printed at the Panama
American, the editors and part of the staff spend
most of their time either at the office, or on their
way there in one very old vehicle.
The Parrakeet, with luck, is published once every
marking period and has a circulation of 1100 in
BHS alone.

PARRAKEET EDITORS: 0. Winstead, edi-
tor; J. Rettinger, Co-editor.

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PARRAKEET AD SELLERS, left to right:
I. Arjona; E. Ruess; R. Leggiere; J. Kline;
F. Wilson; V. Bennett.

Close your mouth, Bill. The next fly is mine.

PARRAKEET STAFF, sitting, left to right: J. Reynolds; B.
Kirkland. Standing: M. Ward; S. McKay; R. Schmelzer; J.
Rettinger; O. Winstead; C. Holgerson; M. Daniels; C. Harri-
son; K. Cox; J. Kintner. Unpictured: J. Shannard; P. Tate.

This is the PARRAKEET Staff at work?

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Reserve

Ofi

cers

raining

Corps

Battalion Staff and Color Guard, left to right: Cadet Maj.
G. Gross; Cadet Capt. D. Browne; Cadet Lt. Col. C. French;
Cadet Capt. C. Dimpfl; Cadet Capt. J. Cunningham; Cadet
Capt. R. Chanis. Second row: Cadet SFC L. Gunderson;
Cadet Pvt. E. Corrigan; Cadet SFC J. Reynolds; Cadet
Sgt. L. Martinelli; Cadet Pvt. J. Smith.

R. 0. T. GC. Sponsors, left to
Dimpfl; M. Moses; M. Ward

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Drill Team-Cadet Capt. R. Chanis,

drill leader

Cadet 1st Lt. M.

Moses,

sponsor.

Rifle Team-Standing, left to right: D. Terry; B. Flumach;
B. Jenkins; A. White; R. Daniel. Kneeling: B. Scott; S.
Rowley; F. Romero; H. Barker; D. Keller; J. Turner.

Usher Guard-Back, left to right: J. Alderton; R. Daniel;
T. Hicks; T. Moore; B. Ruiz; W. Camp; P. Greene; B.
Wilson; J. Freeman; G. Metzger; T. Bright; G. Rambo;
J. Reade; R. Flumach; T. Cordova. Front: Cadet Capt. D.
Browne; E. Dolan; J. Saniel; D. Bradshaw; E. Eddleman;
M. Dubbs; H. Griffin; J. Crane; G. Rambo; W. Beardall;
V. Lombroia; L. Gundersen.

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Officers, left to right: Cadet
Hunnicutt; Cadet 1st Lt. M. M

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P. Tate, company commander; Cadet 2nd Lt. L.
Cadet 2nd Lt. C. Kiamco; Cadet 1st Lt. A. Womble.

Company

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Officers, left to right: Cadet Capt.
Hitchcock; Cadet 1st Lt. M. Ward;

L. King, company commander;
Cadet 2nd Lt. H. Stahl; Cadet

Officers, le
Snodgrass;

Right: Cadet Capt. T
det 1st Lt. K. Cox;

Cadet 2nd Lt. W.
1st Lt. R. Hopkins.

Ashton, former company commander; Cadet 2nd Lt. J.
Cadet 2nd Lt. J. Aleman; Cadet 1st Lt. K. Degon,

company

commander.

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1Eloise

Left to right: D. Trasavage; L. Sibauste; G. Kent; M. Eberenz.

The eighteenth annual fashion show,
Chez Eloise, was held January 14, 1959,
on the lawn of Balboa High School. The
girls, who were from the first, second,
and third year home economics classes,

under

instruction

of Miss

Eloise

Monroe, donned dresses which they had
made during the school year. They mod-
eled sport clothes and street clothes, as
well as formals and semi-formals.

Left to right: S. DeVore; S. Reihart; J. Beeby;
S. Snyder; B. Parker.

Left to right: B. Smith; J. Adkins; M. Smith;
L. Taylor; A. Wood.

Music

The BHS Music Department under the

fine and capable leadership of Mr.

Victor

A. Herr completed another busy and suc-
cessful year with accomplishments involv-
ing both the school and the community.

The band started the year by furnishing

music for

our pep-rallies

and assemblies

and led us at the end of each memorable
ball game as we stood up proudly in victory
or defeat and sang our "Alma Mater."

The band plays on under Mr. Herr's capable direction.

BAND-Front, left to right: S. Snyder; C. Eggleston; M. Morris; D. Oglesby;
Braswell; M. Walker; J. Reeder; N. Litvin; S. McKay. Second row: K. Lytle;

P. Beeby; C
M. Miller;

Mugnier; F. Mosely; J.

Stevenson; A.

S. Anderson; M. Fitzgerald; M. Miller;

J. Brinkley; P. Rose; J. Zeinick; W. Brown; C.
J. Hearne. Back: G. Hutchinson; R. Blevins; R

Bradshaw; P. Morgan; R. Colclasure; K. Cox; B.
. Smith; S. Townsend; W. Farrell; L. Rice; W.

Mallory; H. Barnes; M.
Harrell; R. Sprague; H.

Wheeler;
Colbert; J.

Bassett; D. Brown; J. Daly; J. Ward; J. Alderden.

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The 300-voice mixed

The BHS Chorus and Glee Club, which together con-
sists of 300 members, performed at many events during
the 1958-59 school year. The Glee Club made frequent
appearances between shows at the Balboa Theater;
stereophonic recordings were made of many of the songs.

The annual Christmas Concert was presented to an
enthusiastic audience and featured many talented soloists,
among them Vena Bennett, Joline Clare, Phyllis Snee, and
Frank Bright. Their solos were enhanced by a variety of
accompanying instruments such as harp, organ, piano,
and numerous woodwind combinations.

GLEE CLUB-Front row, left to right: F. Davis; M. Dejernette; R. Jones; P. Norman; B. Parker; E. Carter; J. Clare; V. Bennett;
P. Snee; M. Wheeler; E. Idol; K. Lytle; J. Days. Second row: J. Mantovani; K. Flowers; E. Gerhart; S. Eakes; M. Hicks; L. Mattice;
K. Cox; H. Meggers; N. Hiegal; B. Coffee; E. Conn; J. Blainey; K. Hamilton; K. Curtis. Third row: M. Conover; S. Davis; J.
Herring; D. Grady; B. Ahr; J. Ward; B. Mallory; B. Maxwell; C. Nickerson; F. Albright; J. Bassett; L. Wilson; E. Price; C. Huff.
Back: C. Schultz; D. Wheeler; M. Kincaid; C. Morency; V. Hill; H. Barnes; W. Brown; R. Colclasure; R. Glazer; C. Denton; R.
Nester; P. Janowitz; R. Caldwell; J. Marshall; S. Randel; C. Harrison; E. Herring; K. Egolf; L. Reyes.

Chorus of Balboa H

ORCHES
ley; R. I
Walker;
sett; M.
K. Egolf.

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National

Societies

With David Browne at the helmhn, the BHS chapter

of the National
Spring and Fall

Honor

I Initiation.

sailed

through

Carlos Kiamnco,

vice-

president, Mirna Pierce, secretary, and Judi Hotz,

treasurer,

were

kept busy handling details of the

organization. As this copy left for the printer, plans
were still under discussion for the annual project.

The Mu Alpha Theta, a new organization in BHS,
is a national honorary mathematics society. Rolando

Chanis,

president,

Carlos

Kiamco,

vice-president,

David Browne, secretary, and Martha Miller, treas-
urer, led the group, having an initiation and charter
presentation, putting up a mathematics display, and
starting a glossary of mathematical terms.

MU ALPHA THETA-Front row, left to right:
R. Chanis, president; C. Kiamco, vice-president.
Second row: A. Haskell; P. Vale; J. Hotz. Third
row: D. Browne, secretary; S. Toussieh; E. Chal-
uja. Fourth row: P. Tate; C. Eggleston; M. Miller,
treasurer; S. Morency.

NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY, First row, left to right: S. Reihart; A. Tapia; M. Miller; C. Eggleston; V. Bennett; A. Haskell;
J Hotz, treasurer; P. Vale; O. Winstead; P. Morgan; S. Morency; K. Cox; B. Klipper. Second row: P. Tate; R. Chanis; T. Cunningham;
D. Browne, president; C. Kiamco, vice-president. Unpictured: M. Pierce, secretary.

Drama

The "Stock and Buskin," B.H.S.'s Drama Club, and Thespian
Troupe 314 had a very active school year. Directed by Mr. Mus-

selman, the drama sponsor, they presented, in November,
Woman of Chaillot."

"Sock and Buskin"

Thursday. The members,

"The Mad

held its monthly meetings every third

which include students of all high school

grades, were very enthusiastic and helpful. The National Thespian
Society, an honorary society of drama, met at noon on the first and
third Wednesdays of every month.

The goal of every member of the Drama Club is to become a

Thespian.

To achieve this a member must accumulate ten

points.

Points are awarded for acting, make-up, publicity, and the millions
of other little jobs done in connection with the production of a play.
After the required number of points have been acquired, the person is
eligible for initiation.

This year's first initiation was held on January 8, at our school

library.
other ar

Talks on speech, dance, music, literature, the theater, and

ts,

were given by the old Thespians,

who were draped in

white sheets, a-la-Romana.

The initiates were then formally sworn

into Troupe 314. The new Thespians then put on the entertainment,
which was a pantomime of the different types of people seen at a fair. .

Top: O! Solo Mio! Bottom: Phyllis Snee
calling her make-believe dog. Both scenes
are from "The Mad Woman of Challiot."

NATIONAL THESPIANS, kneeling, left to right: W. Browder; P. Snee; J. Blaney; M. Garcia; R. Chanis; R. Schmelzer; G. Garcia;
C. Southwell; F. Todd; K. Curtis. Back Row: L. Hinkle; C. Lund; C. Fitzgerald; H. Mendez; J. Reynolds; A. Haskell, secretary-
treasurer; D. Browne, president; E. Price; D. Eisenman; V. Bennett, vice-president; S. Toussieh; G. Toledano; B. Kirkland; S. Snyder.

CHRISTMAS FORMAL QUEEN AND
P. Dempsey; M. L. Stoakley, queen;

COURT-Left to right: L. Sims;

A. Brasw

ell; H.

FOOTBALL
Cox, queen;

QUEEN AND COURT-Left to right: A.
S. Whitener.

VALENTINE QUEEN AND COURT-Front row, left to right: J.

L. Sikorski; J. Days. Third row:
Taylor, queen.

K. McConaghy; A. Haskell; M.

Haskell; K.

Herring; A. Shatrosky.

Second

row:

Watson; K. Beasley. Fourth row: L.

Gems

of

Sims.

the

Ocean

SADIE HAWKINS QUEEN AND COURT-Front: J. Sullivan, queen. Back, left
to right: D. Moses; E. Carter; D. Bremer.

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TRACK QUEEN AND COURT-Left to right:
queen; M. Moses.

B. Bartlett;

Whitener,

CARNIVAL QUEEN AND COURT-Left to right: M. Clare; M. Arosemena; E. Johnson;
L. Arroyo; A. Varela, queen; A. Tapia; F. Vales; E. Pierce; M. Burillo.

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Capers

Junior spirit!

"Navidad, navidad, tra lala..."

The chicks rate

"most popular"

at the science display.

No, not with that! It costs money!

Showcase

conference!

LE CIRCLE FRANCAIS-Back,

Y. Kawapuri;

wether;
adviser.

G. Arosemena;

S. Eakes; R. Jones,
Seated, left to rig

R. Leggierre;

left to right: P. van d
. Miller; S. Jones; R. B

secretary;

lht:

C. Vald

G. Garcia; P. Tagaropulos;

er Dijs; G. Hatton; S. Daubin; A. Lasso; M. Watson;
3ennett, president; S. Goeser; A. Franklin; J. Meri-
D. Hansen; M. Urrutia; C. Cameron; Mrs. Haselden,

P. Greene;

W. Camp; D. Bradshaw; C. Lam;

1~

Strumpf; G.

Toledano; R. Schmelzer;

M. Van Loon; L. Sikorski.

J. Blaney; K. Curtis; S.

Smith

S. Townsend; D. Grady; B.

R. Monzon; J. Smith.

S. Eakes;

Toussieh

Fifth Row:

Wootten

E. Price;

A. Haskell; M.

D. Browne, preside
Garcia; F. Todd; V.

Brown
rise;
Came

W. Browder; L. Diamond; M. Cl

per; C.Fitzgerald;
S. Randall; 0. C0

B. Bell;
ron; S. So

A. McGuire;
uth; N. Aske

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it; S. Snyder. Second Row:
Bennett; C. Lund; M. Bradley;

ns; L. Stratford;

D. Des Voigne.

Fourth

Daubin
row:

G. Hatten; J. Me)
rnejo; B. Kirkland

yers;
;C.

P.

M. Hurtado;
; K. Lytle;
V. Nahmad:

w; D. Moses; J. Clare; R. Wilson; D. Hansen;

Sikorski;
J. Cornish

rraga

S. Murphy; R. Jones;
; M. Burillo; M. Meg-
; L. Andino; P. Davis;

errama;

H. Griffin; L. Ardino; S. Rodriguez; J. Turner.

SOCK

AND BUSKIN-First

row, left to right:

Third Row:

G. Garcia;

H. Mendez;

; J. Kirkland;

Shatrosky; N.
S. Davis; B. I

S. Mohr: L. Botzenm

Ahr; J. Brown; R. Bennett; C.

B. Widell

ayer. Sixth Rc
D. Eisenmann

; S. Watki

ow: H. Coo

rown;

are; C. Southwell; J. Laming; D.

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POINT OF VIEW CLUB-Kneeling, left to right: D. Browne, president; J. Rettinger, president; P.
Morgan, vice-president. Second Row: M. Bradley; S. Townsend; M. Watson: N. Litvin: M. Clare:

S. Thomas.

Fourth

row:

Third

row:

D. Hansen; R. Allen;

L. Diamond; J. Barrett; F. Langfor

K. Cox; A. Leonard; N. Browne; P. McGuire; J. Maduro.

d;

S. Barrett; V. Mauldin;

A. Shatrosky. Back: D. Egudin;

C. Lam; B.

Widell; M.

Wheeler.

O. Winstead, secretary.

Not pictured:

T. Womble, vice-president; J. Nickerson,

secretary;

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FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA-Front Row, left to right: M. Dejernetto; B. D

president; J. Heilman, vice-president; S.
R. Jones; D. Griffin; P. Kelly; M. Ridg
B. Phillips; S. McKay; P. Vale. Back Row

Wagner; S. Reihart; J. Vogel. Sec
e. Third Row: M. Baggot; J. Cc
': M. Scigliane; K. Cox; P. Davis;

'ond

irnish
Mrs.

ykes; J. Missall; M. Ward, secretary; A. Haskcll,
Row: N. Grimes; E. Ruess; S. Murphey; S. Phelan;
; B. Bryant; J. Hearne; R. Thompson; D. Wheeler;
Journeay, sponsor; B. Austin; J. Malone.

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PAN-AMERICAN CLUB-Standing, left to right: E. Reuss;

G. Toledano

; M. Pierce;

M. Pena; S. Figueroa; S. Watson; P. Van der Dijs; M. Clare; D. Griffin; V. Nahn
E. Price; F. Vales; A. Cheung; E. Johnson; P. Davis; L. Barnhart; L. Sikorski.

S. Watkin

E. Pierce

P. Flatau

; T. Pena;

iad; M. Orr; M. Urrutia; M. Maduro; E. Eisenmann;

Kneeling:

B. Caldito;

L. Martinelli; A.

vice-president; R. Chanis, president; A. Azcarraga; E. Chaluja;

C. Lam; R. Leggiere. Not pictured: H. Mendez, treasurer; R. Tercos;

M. Morales; M. Arosemena; O. Cornejo; L. Sibauste; A. Tapia, secretary; A. Varela; F. Hood; M. Burillo; N. Perez; F. Diaz; L. Arroyo.

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CLUB-Standing, left to right:
; R. Thompson; R. Bennett; S. J

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vice

Conover;

-president; B.

P. Elich;

Frangioni; L. Zent; E. Suarez; C. Mugnier; L.
Gundersen; R. Leggiere; D. Dombrowski.

D. Des
ones; S

Voigne; S. Daubin; B
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Braswell; F. Davis, s
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Hunnicutt; F.

Todd; B.

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C. Harrison,
secretary; N.
to right: R.
Wallace; L.

CHESS CLUB-Front row, left to right: P. Janowitz, vice-president; D. Browne, president.

secretary; L. Gundersen; M. Bradley. Third row: P
Brown; J. Nickerson; J. Barrett; M. Miller; S. Ti
D. Sikorski; J. Freeman; C. Clark; J. Zeinick; M.

. McGuire; S. Acker; J. Brow
ownsend. Fourth row: N. Brow
Wheeler; T. Womble.

n; L. Sikor
ne; D. Brad

Second row: W. Beardall; P. Flateau,
ski; V. Hill; E. Ruess; P. Berger; L.
shaw; C. Lam; S. Aguilo; R. Leggiere;

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Standing, Ii
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TEACHERS

OF AMERICA-

eft to right: C. Symonds; S.
Browne, vice-president; C. Huff;

J. Turner; N. Turner; S. Booth; S. Barrett;

E. Weber; M.

Davidson;

H. Cooper;

Goeser; C. Davis; P. Morgan;

Miss Stindt,

adviser. Seated, left to right: M. Pruit;
J. Reeder; M. Walker, president; C. Bern-
hardt; L. Stratford.

STAMP CLUB-Kneeling: T. Sheppard.
Standing, left to right: P. Blades, vice-
president; E. McNeil, president; R. Leg-
giere; E. Ruess; T. Ho.

CAMERA CLUB-Front row, left to right:

R. Frangio

T. Ho.

Second

E. Ruess;

. Wise; J. Bond, president;
row: E. Cox; R. Leggiere;

R. Madison;

White; F. Brent.

F. Hunter;

WINDOW DISPLAY COMMITTEE-Front,

left to right: J. Miller; L.
Bradley. Back, left to right:
V. Hill; B. Ahr; J. Jackson.

D. Grady;

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Don't hold up the line!

Yea-a-a, Bulldogs!

Home-run coming up!

Contestants for Mr. B.H.S.?

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I get down?

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faculty.

Practice

sessions and tryouts are held,

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after the Easter

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Any girl in the school is

eligible, but only those with at
least a 2.0 average are permitted
to participate in the final try-
outs.
The purposes of the squad are
to generate enthusiasm among

team

members,

student

body,

and general public, and to en-
courage a spirit of sportsman-
ship and fair play in the pep
rallies and athletic events.

CHEERLEADERS-Front, left to right:
E. Stancook; G. Ely; B. Klipper. Back:
S. Whitener.

CHEERLEADERS-Left to right: D. Brrner;

CHEERLEADERS-Front,
M. Pierce; D. Bremer; B.
S. DeVore, captain.

Whitener; B. Klipper; B. Bartlett; E. Stancook; G. Ely; M. Pierce;

left to
Bartlett.

S. DeVore, captain.

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Football

For the first time in many years the Bulldogs

were not favored to win the Jamboree.

However,

the Bulldogs fooled

everyone

by not only winning

the Jamboree, but defeating the favored Athletic

Club 7-0.

The rest of the

season did not prove to be

as successful. Although tying the Athletic Club for

the Canal Zone Championship, they

lost the Inter-

scholastic Championship to the Cristobal Tigers.

COACHES-Left to

Anderson

and Coach Horine.

Top, left to right: R. Anderson, coach; W. Engelke; R. Blevins; C. Fitzgerald, manager; L. Horine, coach. Third row:

M. Nah-

mad; F. Stewart;

G. Camby; W. French; B.

Rathgeber; D.

Ness; J. Turner; J.

Vecchione; M. Borowiec;

L. Self; J. D

work. Second

row: P. Cage;

C. Rentz;

G. Ness; H .Womble;

A. Scott; K. Sheridan;

S. Gorham; M. Kelly; D. Pajak; J. Marshall; D. Keller;

R. Scott. Bottom:

J. Morris; E.

Des Londes; H. Lavender; P.

Suarez;
Corrigan.

T. Days; C. French; D. Adams;

T. Womble; M. Schoch; J.

Snodgrass;

eynolds;

Wonder what's happening!

Let go!

right: Coach

Scoreboard

Oct. 10
Oct. 17
Oct. 24
Oct. 31

Nov.14

0 ....................-..A C

BHS 13....................JC

BHS
BHS
BHS
BHS

0...................CHS 7
27 ....... ...................JC 6

6 ................ ACHS 6

SENIOR BACKS-Left to right:

C. French; J. Reynolds; T. Days; J. Morris.

SENIOR LINEMEN-Front,
DesLondes; E. Suarez.

left to right: J. Snodgras; D. Adams;

T. Womble; M. Schoc

h. Back: P. Corrigan; H. Lavender; D.

Charlie makes his own hole.

Don't hesitate, run!

COACH AND MANAGER-Left to right:
manager C. Fitzgerald

Coach Horine and

Baseball

The Balboa Bulldogs, behind the superb pitching
of Mo Schoch and Jeff Kline, romped to their Inter-
scholastic Baseball Crown. These two pitched win-
ning ball all year long with Schoch pitching the
only no-hitter of the year against ill-fated J.C.

The big guns at the plate for the Bulldogs this
year were Gary Ness, Lem Kirkland, Joe Garcia,
John Morris, and Willie Engelke. Coach Larry
Horine will surely miss these graduating stalwarts,
but he nevertheless anticipates an equally successful
season next year with the help of returning squad
members Buzzy Rathgeber, Curty Schwarzrock,
Willie Engelke, and Doug Pajak.

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PITCHERS-Left to right: M. Schoch; L. Kirkland;
M. Klipper; J. Kline.

BASEBALL TEAM-Standing, left to right: M. Klipper; J. Morris; K. Pearl; W. Engelke; J. Garcia; J. Kline; D. Pajak; M. Schoch;
C. Schwarzroch; F. Ammiratti; L. Thompson; G. Ness; C. French; L. Kirkland; B. Rathgaber. Kneeling: L. Horine, coach; C.
Fitzgerald, manager.

Where's the ball?

... and not a drop to drink.

Don't steal now!

Scoreboard

Dec. 22

Jan. 13

Jan. 30
Feb. 3
Feb. 17
Feb. 20

BHS 5 .. ........... -.-.JC 0
BHS 3 .....-...............-.. CHS 1
BHS 4 ..---............CHS 5
BHS 8----- --...............................JC 4

BHS 6 .--........-........-....JC 5
BHS 12...........................CHS 2

7 .. ................ ... CHS

BH S 11 ................................. JC 1
BHS 3 ............ .JC 0
BHS 10 ............CHS 3
BHS 15 ........... ...........JC 0

Mar.10

4 ...... ........ CHS

Will he make it?

Made it!

Well done!

Please

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	Front Cover
	Table of Contents
	Introduction
	Faculty
	Seniors
	Juniors
	Sophmores
	Freshmen
	Organizations
	Sports
	Sponsors and Informals
	Back Cover

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