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BALBOA

HIGH SCHOOL

BALBOA, CANAL ZONE

Carroll Adams
Ileana Angulo
Julieta Arosemena
Nina Brown
Marge Curles
Tilcia Femenias
Mary Jo Greene
Dixie Humes
Sue Marshall
Georgia McGinn

EDITOR .....-----...----- Juanita Jones
ASSOC. ED. .....-....--- Sara Collinge
BUS. MAN. ........--- Robin Harrison
FAC. AD ..-...Miss Hazel Matthews
FIN. AD. ._--..--.. Mr. E. W. Hatchett

Pat Quinn
Bob Zumbado
Peggy Donovan
Jo Ann Euper
Shirley Harned
John Jenkins
Shirley Ransom
Janet Stockham
Janeth Vinton

RHAPSODY

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Dedication:

We, the Zonian staff of 1955, dedicate this annual to Mr. Victor A. Herr.
His has been the kindly word of encouragement; his, the spark behind every
explosion. The ordinary day was brightened with his laughter, good sense, and humor.
Hour upon hour, with or without rest, he opened the gate to a musical heaven for
Balboa High School.
Therefore, with deep appreciation and great pride, we present our book to Mr. Herr.

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Table of Contents
CONDUCTORS Page 7
MINORS Page 33
SOLOISTS Page 47
ENSEMBLES Page 61
FANFARE Page 85

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We, the ZONIAN staff of 1955, present with pride this annual to our classmates,
teachers, and parents. In glancing over the pages of this yearbook throughout the
years to come, we sincerely hope that you will be able to recapture some of those past
experiences. Our attempt to enfold the school year 1954-1955 may seem feeble, but
through it you may some day reminisce over those wonderful games, the super
dances, meetings under the clock, cokes at the Clubby, and "the laughs and loves of
the girls and boys."
The year has been a success! Some of us are leaving the halls of BHS never
to forget, however, those golden high school days. This is their tribute.

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CONDUCTORS

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C. F. Anderson Ross E. Anderson Mrs. Donna M.
Drafting Phys. Ed. Andrews
SKansas State Coll., M.S. Iowa State U., M.S. Secretary

Linda C. Appin Claude M. Aycock Hallie Beavers
Secretary Span. PI. Geom.
Columbia U., M.A. Duke U., M.A.

Theo. F. Hotz, Principal
Ohio State U., M.A.

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Capt. Mary S. Brigham Stewart J. Brown Alice E. Candee
Thomas B. Blake Eng., Journ. Phys. Ed. U.S. His.
ROTC Columbia U., M.A. U. of Pittsburgh, M.Ed. Columbia U., M.A.
U. of Ala., B.S.

Geo. Case Katherine I. Clark
Phys. Ed. Library
U. of Ore., M.Ed. N.Y.U., M.A.

M/Sgt. James H. Elliott Mary B. Eugene
Elmer O. Edwards Shop, Gen. Math. Bus.
ROTC Nebr. U., B.Ed. N.Y.U., M.A.

Walter M. 0.
Fischer
Chem., Math.
Columbia U., M.A.

Erma C. Forbes Beatrice S.
School Nurse Gardner
Art
Columbia U., M.A.

Frances K.
Graham
Math.
Columbia U., M.A.

E. W. Hatchett
Math.
Columbia U., M.A.

Victor A. Herr
Band, Orch., Cho.
Columbia U., M.A.

Donovan Huber L. D. Hummel Robert S. Jeffrey
P1. Geom., Gen. Bus., Eng., M.W. His. E.W. His., N.W. His.
Gen. Sci., Gen. Math. Duquesne U., M.A. U. of Ariz., M.A.
W. 111. State Coll., M.S.

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Natalie Johnson
Fr., Span.
Duke U., M.A.

Paul R. Kuyoth Geo. O. Lee
Shop, Dr. Training Bio.
Bradley U., M.A. Columbia U., M.A.

Capt. Eileen Lupetin Hazel P. Matthews
Wm. J. Lober, Jr. Phys. Ed. Eng., Zonian, Geo.
ROTC Brockport St. Teachers Peabody Coll. for
Wes ern Reserve U. Coll., B.S. Teachers, M.A.

Walter Mikulich
Health, Phys. Ed.
Iowa State U., M.A.

Eloise Monroe
Home Ec.
Columbia U., M.A.

Donald E.
Musselman
Eng., Span., Sp.-Drama
Chicago U., M.A.

DeWitt E. Myers
Phy.. Chem., Math.
Washington State
Coll., M.A.

Dolores R. Peter
Phys. Ed.
Fla. St. U., B.S.

Jane Pittington
Home Ec.
N. Dak. Agric. Coll., B.S.

Sgt. Geo. A. Rosen J. W. Seaquist
ROTC Bio., Gen. Sci.
U. of Wis., Ph.B.

Joseph M. Soha David A. Speir, Jr.
Span., Latin U.S. His., Amer. Prob.
U. of Wis., M.A. U. of Fla., M.Ed.

Mary Stindt
U. of Mich., M.A.

Donna M. Stuebe
Phys. Ed., Health
Ind. St. Teachers
Coll.. B.S.

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Subert Turbyfill C. R. Vosburgh Allen B. Ward
Eng. Eng. Span.
U. of Okla., M.A. Columbia U., M.A. U. of Nebr., M.A.

Margaret M. Ward Marie C. Weir
Typing Bio., G:rls' Adv.
U. of Nebr., M.A. Columbia U., M.A.

M/Sgt.
C. O. Webb
ROTC

Margaret V.
Whitman
Eng.
Northwestern U., M.A.

Harold J. Zierten, Asst. Prin.
Boys' Adv., Bradley U., B.S.

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SENIOR

Four long hard years. Eight short wonderful semesters. Our high
school days are past and only the memories remain.
Remember the first day when we passed through the portals of BHS
to become the class of 1955? Our graduating year seemed, then, ever
so far away. That year we chose excellent class officers, Ed Napoleon,
for our President; Larry Cotton, Vice President; and Jane Jennison,
Secretary. We had many activities that year. Our Strutters Dance with
Jane Jennison as Jeans Queen, our Freshman picnic at Summit Gardens,
the Frosh-Soph Frolic where the Sophomores beat us, are only a few.
By the beginning of our Sophomore year we had gained more con-
fidence and began the year right by electing Charles Hummer, Presi-
dent; Jane Jennison, Vice President; and Carroll Adams, Secretary.
The Sadie Hawkins Dance that year was, according to us, the best that
had ever been given; and Jane Jennison and her Committee worked
hard to make it so. Then came the Soph-Frosh Frolic where the Fresh-
men beat us. It was close though! At the end of the year the whole
school elected our own Paul Glassburn as Vice President of the Student
Association.
The Junior year came, and we were at last upperclassmen. It cer-
tainly was a wonderful feeling! There were many activities to organize
that year, and we chose the very best officers to help us. They were Cesar
Von Chong, President; Sandy Hinkle, Vice President; and Nina Brown,
Secretary. The first thing we did as Juniors was to choose our class

CLASS

rings. We elected a beauty with the help of Greta Navarro and her
Committee. The next on the agenda was the Junior Christmas Formal.
How the Committee worked on the original theme, "Santa's Workshop!"
We even elected Jenny Gau as our beautiful Holly Queen. For months
after Christmas the two committees for the Junior-Senior Banquet and
Prom worked very hard to put on the largest and most wonderful dance
of the year. The theme, "Romance of the Sea," was very beautifully
carried out. At the close of the year we were terribly proud when the
student body elected Sandy Hinkle as the next year's Student Associa-
tion President.
We're seniors at last! That wonderful time had come when we were
finally the mighty Seniors of BHS. We started off with a tremendous
bang when we elected Jim Stevens, President; Charles Hummer, Vice
President; and Pat Steiner, Secretary. We had loads of fun going to the
football, basketball, and baseball games, school dances, pep rallies, Elks
Dances, and all the other activities that add to our memories. The
Cards and Announcements Committee chose a beautiful announcement
for us along with cards, a card album, and a memory book. The Valen-
tine Formal was next. The hall was magnificently decorated with tiny
red satin hearts. We elected Sue Marshall as our queen with Jane
Jennison and Vilma Delvalle in her court. It was a wonderful evening
for all. The year was quickly slipping past. Very soon we would be
walking up the aisle at the Balboa Theater to receive our diplomas. It
would then be all over but the memories.

SENIOR

Seniors, stand up and sing;
Let all your voices ring.
Papers are in and the books are read;
We turn our eyes to the dreams ahead.
We hesitate as we go,
Thinking of friends we know.
Fondly we sing this tune.
We want to remember the days from
September to early in June.
-- Here's to the times we knew,
A smile and a soft goodby.
.- Here is a cheer for you,
Old Balboa High.
We worked and we played,
Vice President CHARLIE HUMMER

SENIOR WEEK COMMITTEE left to
right: C. Garden, N. Sager, D. Crowell, N.
Brown, M. Tewinkel, J. Fitzpatrick.

CARDS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS COMMITTEE-
left to right, front row: J. Wood, P. Phillips, G.
McGinn, L. Rigby, P. Quinn. Second row: S. Strope,
D. Ellis, C. Adams. Last row: H. Turlington. Cam-
era shy: N. Lesley.

CAP AND GOWN COMMITTEE-left to right: C. de
Paredes, S. Collinge, R. Duran, T. Corrigan, J. Brinkley.

SENIOR PICTURES COMMITTEE-left to right, front
row: E. Estenoz, T. Ford, M. Sandrone, J. Brennan, M. J.
Greene. Second row: P. Steiner, D. Schmidt, J. Arose-
mena. B. Greene.

President
JIM STEVENS

CLASS

And we fought and we made,
And we're proud of the job we've done.
We come to the end at last.
High school days are passed,
Years that were filled with our tears
and joys,
The laughs and the loves of the girls
and the boys.
So thanks be to Mom and Dad
For all the fun we had,
All of it gone too soon.
We want to remember the days from
September to early in June.

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Class adviserr
MR. WARD

SENIOR GIFT AND GROUP PICTURE COMMITTEE-
left to right: S. Gonzalez, M. Zent, D. Hilliard, P. Chalu-
ja, S. Marshall, B. Ford. Too shy: H. Raybourn, J.
Richardson.

SENIOR PARTY COMMITTEE-left to
right: T. Femenias, P. Castello, 0. Cruz,
C. Schrantz, M. Drennan. Out roaming
around: P. Glassburn, R. Gramlich.

VALENTINE DANCE COMMITTEE--left to right,
front row: S. Beckley, C. Hummer, C. Von Chong,
D. Yerkes. Second. row: A. Ho, N. Jones, P. Hol-
gerson. Third row: D. Huff, S. Williams, J. Gau,
J. Hammond.

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Mary Rose Abele
"Mary"
Johnstown, Pennsylvania
"Nothing great was ever achieved
without enthusiasm."
HR Alt. 3; Stdt. Cncl. 1; Christmas Play
1; NHS 3, 4; Ush. Clb. 1; VB 1, 2, 3, 4;
Debating 1; ROTC Ofc. 2, 3, 4; Grad.
Marsh. 3; Dir. Assemb. 4; NHS Assemb.
4; Zonian Ad. Sell. 4; CGS 3.

Carroll Adams
Ancon, Canal Zone
"I never met a man I didn't like."
HR Alt. 1; HR Rep. 2, 3; Sec'y 2; "Life
of the Party" 1; "Beauty and the Beef"
2; "Glamour Boy" 2; "Showdown at Saw-
tooth" 3; Math Clb. 2, 3, Pres. 2, Sec'y
3; Drama Clb. 4; VB 1, 2, 3, 4; BkB
2, 3; Pep Sq. I, 2, 3; Chrldr. 4; Bell
Tone Trio 1; Cho. 1, 2, 3, 4; Sp. Cho.
1, 2, 3, 4; Frosh Dan. Comm. 1; Frosh
Pic. 1; Orph. Dr. Ch. 2; SH Dan. Comm.
2; Cpgn. Assemb. 2; Little Theater 2, 3;
Frosh Mask 2; Fash. Sh. 3, 4; Christmas
Dan. Comm. 3; Grad. Ush. 3; CGS 3;
Visit. Day Comm. 2; Cards and Ann. Ch.
4; SA Dis. Win. Comm. 4; Stag. Prod.
2, 3, 4; Zonian Ad Sell. 4; Holly Qn.
Ct. 3; Zonian 4; Banq. Bugle 4.

Sonia Judith Aliponga
"Mamy"
Ancon, Canal Zone
"Curly hair, shining eyes, merry
humor, she's a prize."
Span. Clb. 1, 3; VB 1, 2, 3, 4; SB 1, 2,
3, 4; BkB 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Sq. 1, 2;
Fash. Sh. 1, 3, 4.

Boris Angel Allara
"Flaco"
Panama City, R. de P.
"A successful future awaiting
him."
Chess Clb. 4; Cho. 1, 2; Biol. Assist. 2;
ROTC 2, 3, 4; S-t. FC; Ush. Sq. ROTC
2, 3, 4.

Eva M. Altuna
"Evita"
Lima, Peru
"A true friend for whom no task
is too big."
Span. Clb. 3; VB 3, 4; BkB 3, 4; SB
3, 4; Cho. 3, 4; Ofc. Assist. 4; Ush. Clb.
4; Zonian Ad Sell. 4.
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Gladys Amar
Panama City, R. de P.
"A sound mind in a sound body
with a cheerful smile."
Vice Pres. 1.

Ileana Clementina Angulo
"Ili"
Panama City, R. de P.
"A dark eyed seiorita, with a
warm smile."
Zonian 4; Chess Clb. 2, 3, 4; Span. Clb.
1, 3; UN Clb. 4; Ush. Clb. 4; Stamp
Clb. 4; Zonian Ad Sell. 4; Pep Sq. 1;
VB 1, 2, 4; BkB 1, 2, 3; Bwl. Tm. 2, 3.

Edna N. Arjona
"China"
Panama City, R. de P.
"Small service is true service."
FHA 4; VB 1, 2, 3, 4; BkB 1, 2, 3, 4;
Clinic Assist. 4.

Bey M. Arosemena Vallarino
"Bi"
Panama City, R. de P.
"A gentleman is a man who can
disagree without being disagree-
able."

Julieta Arosemena
"July"
Panama City, R. de P.
"Doing easily what others find
difficult is talent."
Zonian 4; Span. Clb. 1, 3, 4; Stamp Clb.
4; NHS 4; VB 1, 2, 4; BkB 1, 2, 4;
Cho. 2, 3, 4; Sp. Cho. 2, 3, 4; Ofc.
Assist. 2; Clinic Assist. 1; Fash. Sh. 1;
Span. Clb. Assemb. 1, 3; Jr.-Sr. Prom
Comm. 3; Zonian Ad Sell. 4; Sr. Pic.
Comm. 4; Zonian Dis. Comm. 4; Banq.
Bugle 4.

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SJudith Lastenia Avila M.
"Jury"
Panama City, R. de P.
"Friendly smiling evermore, she's
a girl we all adore."
Span. Clb. 1, 3; VB 1, 2, 3; BkB 1, 2,
3, 4; SB 1, 2; Pep Sq. 1, 2, 3; Lib.
Assist. 1, 2; Fash. Sh. 1, 2, 4.

David T. Azearraga
"Toty"
Panama City, R. de P.
"Lucky are those who have Toty
Sfor a friend."
ROTC 2, 3, 4; M/Sgt.

Sally Lou Banton
Panama City, R. de P.
"I make the most of all that
comes."
Ush. Clb. 4; CGS 3; VB 1, 2; Pep Sq.
1, 2, 3; Cho. 1, 2, 3, 4; Sp. Cho. 2;
Lib. Assist. 3; Ofc. Assist. 4; Fash. Sh.
1, 3, 4.

SColleen Cleo Barnett
"Winky"
Salt Lake City, Utah
"Silence is more musical than
any song."
Cam. Clb. 1, 2, 3; Ush. Clb. 3, 4; Cho.
1, 2, 3; Sp. Cho. 1, 2; Grad. Ush. 3;
CGS 3; Sp. Cho. Bacc. 2.

Ronald Lee Bauman
Denver, Colorado
"He knew the precise psycho-
logical moment when to say
nothing."
Cam. Clb. 3; Gun Clb. 3; Cho. 1, 2;
k Band 4; ROTC 2, 3; Drill Tm. 3.

Samuel C. Beckley
"Sam"
Brooklyn, New York
"Clear thought and capability
combined."
Let. Clb. 3, 4; Swm. 2, 3*, 4*; Track
3; WP 2, 3, 4; ROTC 2, 3, 4; Cpl. 4;
Val. Dan. Comm. 4.

Wilmur Blackaby
"Buddy"
Lexington, Kentucky
"Our BHS cowboy, with a ten
gallon hat and boots."
Service Clb. 1; Emerson Jr. High School
1; Oft. Assist. 3; Brackenridge High
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Alfonso A. Blackall Morales
"Al"
Palmira, Costa Rica
"A friend received with thumps
upon the back."
JV. BkB 1, 2; BkB 3, 4; Track 3; FB
3, 4; ROTC Cpl. 2; Sgt. 3.

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James J. Boughner
"Toothless"
Mingo Junction, Ohio
"No talent, but yet a character."
Track 3; ROTC 2, 3, 4; 1st Lt. 4; ROTC
Spring Camp.

Joan Patricia Brennan
"Joanie"
Colon, R. de P.
"Not by years, but by disposition
is wisdom acquired."
FTA 3; Eng. Clb. Pres. 1; VB 1, 2, 3, 4;
Ofc. Assist. 4; Val. Dan. 1; SH Dan. 2;
Jr.-Sr. Banq. 3; Class Assemb. 1, 2; Sr.
Pic. 4.
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Julia Frances Brinkley
"Judy"
Durham, North Carolina
"Here is a dear and true in-
dustrious friend."
HR Alt. 2, 3; Zonian Bus. Staff 4; Math
Clb. 2; Drama Clb. 4; Span. Clb. 3;
Pep Sq. 2; Cho. 1, 2; Sp. Cho. 2, 3;
Band 3, 4; Orch. 4; Jr.-Sr. Banq. Comm.
3; Thanksgiving Dis. 3; Jr. Ring Comm.
3; Cap and Gown Comm. 4; Stag. 2;
Band Assist. Sec'y 3; Exec. Sec'y 4.

Nina Marie Brown
"Nine"
Colon, R. de P.
"Always on the go-in the midst
of fun."
Sec'y 3; HR Rep. 1, 2; SA Sec'y 4;
Zonian 4; GAA 2, 3, 4, Vice Pres. 4;
Ref. Clb. 1, 2, 3, 4; VB 1, 2, 3*, 4*;
SB 1*, 2*, 3*, 4*; BkB 1, 2, 3*, 4;
Pep Sq. 1, 2; Cho. 1, 2, 3, 4; Sp. Cho.
2, 3, 4; Bacc. Cho. 2, 3, 4; Christmas
Narrator 3; Hon. 1st Lt. ROTC Co. "A";
Grad. Ush. 3; CGS 3; Hist. 3; GAA Dan.
3, 4; GAA Banq. 4; Frosh Soph. Frolic
1; Frosh Pic. 1; Innaug. Dan. Comm.
4; ROTC Dan. Comm. 4; Sr. Wk. Comm.
4; SH Dan. Comm. 2; Jr.-Sr. Prom.
Comm. Ch. 3; Spt. Awd. 1, 2, 3, 4.

Elida Castellanos
Panama City, R. de P.
"Common sense is very uncom-
mon."
VB 4; SB; BkB 4; Pep Sq. 1; Cho.
2, 3, 4; ROTC Ofc. Assist. 4; Fash. Sh.
2, 4; Ush. 4; Span. Clb. 2, 3; Zonian
Ad Sell. 4.

Pedro Chaluja, Jr.
Cardenas, Cuba
"A quiet chap until you know
him and then clear the decks for
action."
Chess Clb. 2, 3, 4; Math Clb. 3; Intra.
1, 2; ROTC 2, 3, 4; 1st Lt.

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Armando Calvo
"Mandi"
Panama City, R. de P.
"Men, like bullets, go farthest
when they are smoothest." -
JV BB 1; JV BkB 1; Wrest. 1; JB FB
1; Cho. 4; ROTC Augusta Military
Academy; Best New Cadet 1; Best NCO
3; BB All Stars 1. .

Charles Carden
"Chuck"
Chattanooga, Tennessee
"Man is the only animal that
blushes or needs to."
"Curtain Going Up" 3; FB 4; Band 3,
4; Orch. 4; Cho. 4; German Band 3.

Marcy H. Carpenter
"Mike"
Ancon, Canal Zone
"His favorite book the tele-
phone directory."
Zonian Ad Sell. 4; Track Mgr. 2; FB 2;
BB 3; ROTC Pvt.

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Claire Claxton
Knoxville, Tennessee
"A very welcome newcomer to
B.H.S."
HR Sec'y 3; Make-up Comm. 1; Bwl.
Clb. 1; Music Apprec. 2; Bridge 3; Bible
4; VB 1; BB 1; Cho. 4; Ath. Banq.
Serv. 2; Bacc. Ush. 3; Art Comm. 4.

Sara Jean Collinge
Ancon, Canal Zone
"The good are always the merry."
HR Alt. 1; HR Rep. 3; SA Alt. 1;
"Beauty and the Beef" 2; "Life of the
Party" 1; Stag. 1, 2, 3; Prod. 2; Zonian
3, 4; Assoc. Ed. 4; GAA 3, 4; NHS 3, 4;
Vice Pres. 4; Ref. Clb. 2, 3; VB 1, 2,
3*, 4; SB 1, 2, 3*; BkB 1*, 2*, 3*, 4;
Pep Sq. 1, 2, 3; Cho. 1, 2, 3, 4; Sp.
Cho. 1, 2, 3, 4; NSPA 3; Christmas Dan.
Comm. 3; Cap Gown Comm. Ch. 4; GAA
Dan. 3; GAA Banq. 3; Frosh Pic. 1;
Frosh Dan. 1; SH Dan. 2; CGS 3; Elks
Clb. Dan. Comm. 3; Grad. Marsh. 3; SA
Camp. Assemb. 2; Little Theater 2.

Ralph A. Conner
Panama City, R. de P.
"Polite and easy to get along
with."
Cam. Clb. 1; ROTC 2, 3, 4; Bat. Sup.
Sgt.; ROTC Spring Camp 2; Mem. Day
Firing Sq. 3.

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Ernesto A. Cordovez D.
Panama City, R. de P.
"Not much to say, but with one
word you know he's a likeable
guy."
Soccer Tm. 1; Track 1; Cho. 1; ROTC
Pvt. 3; Rad. Clb.

Juanita A. Corrigan
"Tita"
Ancon, Canal Zone
"Never trouble trouble until
trouble troubles you then
laugh."
Stag. 1; Ref. Clb. 1, 2; VB 1, 2, 3*, 4*;
BkB 1, 2, 3, 4; SB 1, 2, 3, 4; Sw. 1, 2;
Pep Sq. 1, 2, 3, 4; Cho. 2, 3, 4; Sp.
Cho. 3, 4; Ofc. Assist. 1, 4; Cap Gown
Comm. 4; SH Dan. Comm. 2; Frosh
Dan. Comm. 1; Jr.-Sr. Banq. Comm. 3;
Frosh Soph Frolic 1, 2; Ann. Assemh. 1;
GAA 4.

Page Costello
Fort Benning, Georgia
"Sparkling eyes to accompany
the friendliest of smiles."
Pep Sq. 2, 3; Grad Ush. 3; Jr.-Sr. Banq.
Ch. 3; Get Acq. Dan. Ch. 4; CGS 3.

Olga Critch
Panama City, R. de P.
"What is woman? Only one of
nature's agreeable blunders."
BkB 1, 4; SB 1, 4; VB 1, 4*; Cho. 3;
Ofe. Assist. 3, 4; Fash. Sh. 1.

Robert G. Crooks
"Bob"
Panama City, R. de P.
"One of the best things to have
up your sleeve is a funny bone."
HR Alt. 4; Cho. 1, 2, 3; ROTC 2, 3, 4;
1st Sgt.

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Ila Dawn Crowell
Neptune, New Jersey
"The wisdom of many and the
wit of one."
Ref. Clb. 2, 3, 4; Ush. Clb. 4; Drama
Clb. 4; VB 1, 2, 3, 4; SB 1, 3, 4; BkB
1, 2*, 3*, 4; Pep Sq. 1, 2, 4; Cho.
2, 3, 4; Sp. Cho. 2, 3; Bacc. Cho. 3;
Ole. Assist. 2; Zonian Ad Sell. 3; CGS
3; Sr. Wk. Comm. 4; Intra. Spt. Awd.
3; Ref. Awd. 3; GAA 1; Neptune High
School 1.

Orlanda M. Cruz
"Landy"
Ancon, Canal Zone
"Something attempted, something
done."
GAA 2, 3, 4; Span. Clb. 1, 3; Cam. Clb.
3; Ref. Clb. 1, 2, 3, 4; VB 1, 2*, 3*, 4*;
SB 1*, 2*, 3*, 4; BkB 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep
Sq. 1; Sp. Cho. 1, 4; Cho. 1, 4; Sr. Pty.
Comm. 4; GAA Dan. Comm. 3; GAA
Banq. Comm. 3; Fash. Sh. 1.

Margaret Louise Curies
"Marge Rita"
Norfolk, Virginia
"Man has his will, but woman
has her way."
HR Rep. 1; "Showdown at Sawtooth" 3;
"Curtain Going Up" 3; Stag. 3; Ush.
Clb. 3, 4; Span. Clb. 3; Cam. Clb. 1;
VB 1, 4; Sw. Tm. 1; Water Ballet 3;
Pep Sq. 1; Band 1; Orch. 1; Play Ush.
3; lath. Bwl. Tkts. 2; Zonian Ad Sell. 1;
Little Theater Banq. 3; Zonian 4.

Vielka H. de Gracia M.
"Vilky"
Panama City, R. de P.
"Stylish-one of the best."
Span. Clb. 1, 2, 3; Zonian Ad Sell. 2, 4;
VB 1, 2, 4*; SB 1, 2, 4; Cho. 1, 2, 3.

Mario Delgado
Ancon, Canal Zone
"The Latin Amigo within our
portals."
Track 2; ROTC Pvt.
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Vilma Delvalle
"Mimi"
Panama City, R. de P.
"Who knows her smile, has
known a perfect thing."
Cho. 1, 2.

Frances Anne Dillon
"Fran"
Boston, Massachusetts
"She is athletic, friendly, and
kind, another just like her you'll
never find."
GAA 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4; Ref. Clb. 1, 2, 3,
4; Ush. Clb. I; VB 1*, 2*, 3*, 4*; SB
1*, 2*, 3*; BkB 1*, 2*, 3*; GAA Dan.
Comm. 2, 3, 4; Ofc. Assist. 3, 4; Clinic
Assist. 1.

Lawrence M. Drennan, III
"Mike"
Washington, D. C.
"The first true gentleman that
ever lived."
FB 1, 2; BkB 1, 2; Ten. 1; ROTC 2, 3,
4; Maj.; Dr. Tm. 1, 2, 3, 4; Hon. Gd.
Goethal's Mem. 3.

Carole Dunn
"Red"
Stephenville, Texas
"That redhead from Texas, cute
as a bug in a rug."
FHA 1, 2, 3; Booster Jackets 1, 2, 3;
Cho. Clb. 2, 3; State Cho. Cont. 2, 3;
Ofe. Assist. 1, 2, 3, 4; Outstanding Stdt.
Eng. 1; Jr.-Sr. Banq. Dec. Welcome 3;
Ush. Class Plays 1, 2, 3; Jr.-Sr. Banq.
Sel. Soph. Serv. 2.

Paul E. Duran
"Pablito"
Panama City, R. de P.
"Here's a boy we're sure glad to
welcome back."
Swm. Tm.; Track 1, 2; ROTC Sgt. FC 3;
Span. Clb. 1, 3; Cam. Clb. 2; Dr. Tm.
2, 3; ROTC Ush. Sq. 3; Goethal's Mem.
3; Jr.-Sr. Banq. 3; Back to School
Dan. 3.

Rita E. Duran
"Ritita"
Panama City, R. de P.
"The wise are never without
friends."
Cam. Clb. 1; Span. Clb. 1, 3; UN Clb.
4; BB 3; Cho. 1, 2, 3, 4; Sp. Cho. 1, 2,
3, 4; Visit. Day Comm. 3; Cam. Dan.
Comm. 3; Cap Gown Comm. 4; Ush.
Visit. Day Assemb. 3; Fash. Sh. 1, 3, 4.

Doris Victoria Ehrman
Ancon, Canal Zone
"Wit is the salt of conversation."
Drama 4; VB 1, 2, 3, 4; BkB 2, 3. 4;
Pep Sq. 2; Cho. 1, 2, 3, 4; Frosh Dan.
Comm. 1; Adv. SH Dan. 2.

David A. Ellis
"Dave"
Ancon, Canal Zone
"Laughable Dave, always ready
with a joke and yet not without
a serious side."
HR Rep. 4; St. Clb. 1; UN Clb. 2;
Chess Clb. 2, 3; Cam. Clb. 2; Proj. Clb.
2, 3; Cho. 1; Sp. Cho. 1; Lib. Assist.
2; Chem. Lab. Assist. 3; ROTC 2, 3, 4;
Dr. Tm. Mast. 4; Hon. Gd. Goethal's
Mem. 3; Rifle Tm. 3, 4; Sp. Camp 2;
Chess Clb. Const. Comm. 2; Get Acq.
Dan. Comm. 4; Cds. An. Comm. 4.

Fernand M. Espiau
"Brother"
New Orleans, Louisiana
"Dark eyes and friendly manner."
ROTC 2, 3, 4; Sgt.

Elena Isabel Estenoz
"Cookie"
Colon, R. de P.
"A cheerful look makes a dish a
feast."
Span. Clb. 1, 3; Cam. Clb. 1; Math Clb.
2; VB 1, 2, 3, 4; SB 1, 2, 3; BkB 1, 2,
3; Pep Sq. 1, 2, 3; Cho. 1, 2, 3; Fash.
Sh. 1, 2, 4; Span. Clb. Comm. 1, 3;
Christmas Dan. Comm. 3; Qn. Ct. 1, 3;
Jr.-Sr. Banq. 3; Sr. Pic. Comm. 4; Span.
Clb.; Pan. Nat. Dan. Exhib. 1, 3; Ad
Sell. 4.

William R. Evarts
"Billy Billete"
Colon, R. de P.
"Plain living and high thinking."
Cam. Clb. 1, 2; ROTC 2, 3, 4; Dr. Tm.
3. 4; Cho. 1, 2; Sp. Cho. 1, 2; ROTC
Ush. 2, 3, 4; 1st Lt.

SAndrew Fazenbaker
"Andy"
Hymam, South Carolina
"A smile and a cheer for all his
friends."
ROTC 4; Industrial Arts Clb. 3.

Tilcia Rebecca Femenias
"Mamy"
Panama City, R. de P.
"Always happy, always gay, just
as nice from day to day."
HR Alt. 4; Zonian 4; Banq. Bugle 4;
Span. Clb. 1, 3, 4, Sec'y 4; Cam. Clb.
1, 2; Math Clb. 3; FNA 4; UN Clb. 4;
Ref. Clb. 1, 2, 3, 4; VB 1, 2, 3, 4; SB
1, 2, 3, 4; BkB 1, 2, 3, 4; Man. VB All
Stars 2; Pep Sq. 1, 2; Cho. 3, 4; Sp.
Cho. 3, 4; Lib. Assist. 1; Span. Clb.
Assemb. 3; Carnival Dan. Comm. 3; Sr.
Pty. Comm. 4; Zonian Bus. Staff 4;
Parrakeet Bus. Staff 4; Zonian Banq. 4;
S Zonian Dis. Comm. 4.

James E. Fitzpatrick
"'Fitsz"
Mt. Clemens, Michigan
"He puts his troubles in a trunk,
sits on the lid, and laughs."
Morie Club.; Rifle Clb.; FB; Track; Sr.
Wk. Comm. 4; Bellville Township High
School 1, 2, 3.

Robert Ira Fogel
"Guk"
Panama City, R. de P.
"Eyes sparkling with mischief."
Let. Clb. 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; JV
BkB 1, 2; ROTC 2, 3, 4, Cpl.; Intra.
Spt. Awd. 2, 3.

Guillermo A. Ford
"Billy"
Panama City, R. de P.
"A fellow who's tops in every
way." I
'ROTC Dr. Tm. 3; ROTC 2, 3, 4; M/Sgt.
4; Sr. Pic. Comm. 4.

James Thomas Ford
"Lord Ford"
Panama City, R. de P.
"Good humor and quick retorts."
HR Alt. 2; JV BkB; ROTC 2, 3, 4;
M/Sgt. 4; Jr.-Sr. Banq. 3; Sr. Pic. 4.

Loretta Kay Frangioni
Washington, D. C.
"I live for those who love me, for
those who know me true."
HR Rep. 1; HR Alt. 2; Cam. Clb. 1;
Span. Clb. 1; UN Clb. 1; Ush. Clb. 3, 4;
SB 1*; VB 1, 2; Deck Ten. 2, 3; Pep
Sq. 1, 2, 3, 4; Cho. 1, 2, 3, 4; Sp. Cho.
1, 2, 3. 4; Christmas Dan. Comm. 3;
Bacc. Ush. 3; CGS 3.

Laura Jeannette Gau
"Jenny"
Ancon, Canal Zone
"When in doubt, giggle-that'.
our bombshell cheerleader."
HR Alt. 1, 2; Banq. Bugle 3; VB 1, 2
BkB 1, 2, 3; SB 1, 2,.3, 4; Pep Sq. 1, 2
Chrldr. 3, 4, Capt. 4; SH Dan. Comm. 2
Jr.-Sr. Banq. 3; Frosh Pic. 1; Holl;
Queen 3; Grad. Ush. 3; Fash. Sh. 4
Awds. Day Assemb. Comm. 3; Val. Dan
Comm. 3; Orph. Dr. 2.

Richard K. Gau
"Pooky"
Ancon, Canal Zonw
"What a frosty-spirited rogue i.
this!"
HR Rep. 2, 3; Swm. Tin. 1, 2, 3, 4
ROTC 2, 3, 4; M/Sgt. 4; Dr. Tm. 2, 3
Rifle Tm. 2, 3, 4; Jr.-Sr. Banq. Comm
3; Christmas Dan. 3; ROTC Dan. 2
Awds. Ball Comm. 3; Orph. Dr.
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Paul D. Glassburn
"Kinky"
Pensacola, Florida
"He is small but so is dynamite."
SA Vice Pres. 3; Rad. Clb. 2; Cam. Clb.
2; JV FB 2; Cho. 4; ROTC 2, 3, 4;
Sgt. 4; SA Bud. Comm. Ch. 3; Christmas
Dan. Comm. 3; Stag. 2, 3; Visit. Day
Assemb. 3; ROTC Spring Camp 2; ROTC
Rifle Tm. 2.

Estella Oderay Gonzalez
"Stella"
Ancon, Canal Zone
"Nice and sweet, a treat to
meet."
Ref. Clb. 1, 2; Span. Clb. 1; Ush. Clb.
3, 4; Sec'y Cam. Clb. 1, 2; Proj. Clb. 3;
All Spts. Awd. 3; Pep Sq. 1; Cho. 1, 2;
Ofe. Assist. 1, 2; Sr. Gr. Pic. Comm. 4;
Play Ush. 3.

Richard Gramlich
"Dick"
Ancon, Canal Zone
"If you would see his monument
look around."
HR Alt. 3; ROTC 2, 3, 4; Capt.; Drill
Tm. 3, 4; Dr. Mas. 4; Sr. Pty. Comm. 4.

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William C. Greene, Jr.
"Bill"
Panama City, R. de P.
"Loves to live and lives to love."
Lit. Pic. Ed. Parrakeet 3, 4; Chess Clb.
3, 4; Cam. Clb. 1; UN Clb. 4; Span.
Clb. 4; JV FB 2; Cho. 1; Lab. Assist.
3, 4; ROTC 2, 3, 4; M/Sgt.; Sr. Pic.
Comm. 4; Patriotic Assemb. Comm. 3;
ROTC Dr. Tm. 3, 4; Zonian 3; Ush. Gd.

Dawn Diane Griffiths
Staten Island, New York
"Her voice was ever soft, gentle,
S and sweet."
S, Cho. 1, 2, 3, 4; SB 1.

Sylvia J. Hagborg
British Honduras
"Speech is great, but silence is
greater."
Cam. Clb. 1; BkB 1, 2; VB 1, 2; Pep
Sq. 1; Zonian Ad Sell. 4.

Mary Jolenta Greene
"Mary Jo"
Annapolis, Maryland
"Gay and friendly, a miss all
BHS adores."
Soph. Play 2; Stag. Prod. 2; Banq.
Bugle 4; Zonian 4; Drama Clb. 4; VB
1, 2, 3, 4; SB 1, 2, 3; BkB 1, 2, 3; Pep
Sq. 3; Cho. 1, 2; Jr.-Sr. Banq. Comm.
3; Sr. Pic. Comm. 4; Grad. Ush. 3;
CGS 3; Soph. Assemb. 2; Zonian Ad
Sell. 4; Intra. Spt. Awd. 3; St. Mary's
Bazaar 1, 2; St. Mary's Academy 1, 2.

Robert Greene
"Robin"
Panama City, R. de P.
"A harem-his ambition."
SA Rep.; "'B" Clb.; FB; Track Capt.;
Cho. 4; Petty Ofc. 2; Bolles Hi, Jackson.
ville, Florida.
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Helen Hallax
Athens, Greece
"Never a friend has been truer
than you."
HR Rep. 3, 4; Chess Clb. 3, 4; Span.
Clb. 3; FNA 4; FTA 4; Stamp Clb. 4;
BkB 3; Cho. 1, 2, 3; CGS Observ. 3; Jr.
Ring Comm. 3; Sr. Ring Comm. 4; Ch.
Christmas, Easter SC 3.

Jack B. Hammond
Pontiac, Illinois
"The man that blushes is not
quite a brute."
HR Rep. 1, 4; "Dust of the Road" 4;
Let. Clb. 3, 4; JV FB 2; FB 3, 4; BB
3*, 4*; All Zone BB 3; Track 2, 3, 4;
Band 1; ROTC 2, 3, 4; Sq. Ldr. 4;
Frosh Pic. 1; Christmas Dan. Comm. 3;
SH Dan. Comm. 2; Val. Dan. Comm. 4;
FB Dan. Comm. Ch. 4.

Joseph Edward Harari
"Joey"
Brooklyn, New York
"Big man, big heart."
"Beauty and the Beef" 2; Cam. Clb.
1, 2; Proj. Clb. 1, 2; Drama Clb. 4;
Span. Clb. 1, 2; Track 1, 2, 3, 4.

Sion George Harari
"Si"
Brooklyn, New York
"A future big business man." '
HR Alt. 1; Cam. Clb. 1, 2; Chess Clb.
4; Span. Clb. 1; UN Clb. 4; Track 1, 2, .
3, 4; JV BkB 2; FB 1; Intra. FB 2, 4;
BkB 1, 3, 4; BB 1, 2, 3, 4; Cho. 4; Sr. ... .
Ring Comm. 4; Frosh Soph. Frolic .
Comm. 1. ..

Robin Elizabeth Harrison
"Robbie"
Colon, R. de P.
"Rates an 'A' in every under-
taking."
Zonian 3, 4; Bus. Man. 4; Banq. Bugle
3; Cam. Clb. 1; Ref. Clb. 2; FNA 4;
NHS 3, 4; Drama Clb. 4; Zonian Ad
Sell. 3, 4; Span. Clb. 4; VB 1, 3; BkB
1, 2; NHS Speech Initia. 4; Pep Sq. 2;
Cho. 1, 2, 3, 4; Sp. Cho. 4; Lab. Assist.
2; NSPA 3; Jour. Banq. Comm. 3; CGS
3; CGS Let. Awd. 3; Jr. Easter Dis.
Comm. 3; Zonian Dis. Comm. Ch. 4.

William Held
"Butch"
Long Beach, California
"Talent for making friends."
BkB 2; Tumb. 3.

Doris Henderson
"Dorita"
Panama City, R. de P.
"Ability exceeding her size."
Cho. 4. ,

Edward R. Henry
"Triunmph"
Montgomery, Alabama
"His bike is his steady."
ROTC 2, 3, 4; Cadet Sgt. 4.

Joan I. Hensler
"Joanie"
San Diego, California
"Tops in charm and friendship."
Cam. Clb. 1; Span. Clb. 1, 2, 3; VB 1,
2, 3, 4; BkB 1, 2*, 3, 4; Pep Sq. 1, 2, 3;
Cho. 1, 2, 3; Sp. Cho. 1, 2, 3; Fash. Sh.
3; Bacc. Ush. 3; Sp. Bace. Cho. 3;
Frosh Soph. Frolic Comm. 1.

Stephen A. Herring
"Skis"
Tampa, Florida
"Quiet and shy, a real swell
guy."
Jr. Rif. Clb. 3, 4; Cam. Clb. 1; Sw. 3, 4;
Track 3; Cho. 1, 2; Sp. Cho. 2; ROTC
2, 3, 4; Sgt. 4; Rif. Tm. 3, 4; Spring
Camp 2.

David Armstrong Hilliard
"The Shape"
Wadsworth, Ohio
"Happiest when loafing."
HR Alt. 3, JV FB 2; FB 3, 4*; Band 1,
2; 3; Orch. 1, 2; ROTC 2, 3, 4; Sgt. 4;
Cam. CIb. 1; Sr. Gift Comm. 4.

William S. Hinkle
"Sandy"
Panama City, R. de P.
"Give to the world the best that
you have and the best will come
back to you."
SA Pres. 4; SA Rep. 1; HR Rep. 3;
Vice Pres. 3; Let. Clb. 4; NHS 3, 4; BB
3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; ROTC 2, 3, 4; 1st
Lt. 4; Back to School Dan. Comm. 3; Jr.
Ring Comm. 3; Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm. 3;
Camp. Assemb. 2, 3.
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Ana Ho
"Anita"
Panama City, R. de P.
"When she speaks, she's worth
listening to."
HR Rep. 2, 3; Chess Clb. Sec'y-Treas. 3,
Vice Pres. 4; Math Clb. 2, 4; Span. Clb.
3; Stamp Clb. 3, 4; Vice Pres. 4; FNA
4; FTA 4; BkB 2, 3; Cho. 2, 3, 4; Clinic
Assist. 1; Jr.-Sr. Banq. Comm. 3; Val.
Dan. Comm. 4; Fash. Sh. 1, 2, 3; Jr.
Ring Comm. 3; Zonian Ad Sell. 2, 3;
Christmas, Easter Dis. Comm. 3.

Paula Cecilia Holgerson
"Tuggy"
St. Andrews, Colombia
"Ever looking on the sunny side
of life."
Prop. and Scenery 1, 2; Adv. 1, 2; FTA
1, 2; Drama Clb. 1, 2; Sock Buskin Clb.
4; Ush. Clb. 4; VB 1, 2, 3, 4; BkB 1, 2,
3, 4; SB 1, 2, 3, 4; Spt. Awd. 2; Pep
Sq. 1, 2, 3; Cho. 1, 2, 3, 4; Sp. Cho.
3, 4; Ofc. Assist. 4; Val. Dan. Comm. 1;
SH Dan. Comm. 2; Ball Chain Dan.
Comm. 2; Farewell Bawl 2; Val. Dan. 4;
FTA Assemb. 1, 2; Drama Clb. Assemb.
1, 2; Frosh Assemb. 1; Soph Assemb. 2;
Frosh Pty. 1; Ush. Bacc.; Art Awd.;
Visit. Day Comm. 1; Play Ush. 1, 2, 4;
Sr. Dis. Comm. 4.

Judith Anne Hoopes
"Judie"
Salt Lake City, Utah
"Sweet as they come, well worth
knowing."
HR Alt. 3; Cam. Clb. 1; Ush. Clb. 2, 3;
BkB 1, 2; VB 1, 2, 3; Pep Sq. 1, 2;
Cho. 1, 2, 3, 4; Sp. Cho. 1, 2, 3, 4; Ofc.
Assist. 4; Zonian Ad Sell. 4; SH Dan.
Comm. 2.

Winters O. Hope
"Butch"
Natchez, Mississippi
"A truly wise man is one who
knows not, and knows not that he
knows not, and thinks he's smarter
than everyone else."
Stag. 3; Zonian Ad Sell. 4; Cam. Clb. 1.
2; Proj. Clb. 1, 2, 3, 4; Rad. Clb. 1, 2,
3, 4; JV BkB 2; Cho. 1, 2, 3, 4; Sp.
Cho. 3, 4; Band 4; ROTC 2, 3, 4; Sgt.
FC; Dr. Tm. 2, 3, 4; Ush. Sq. 2, 3.

Donald B. Huff
"Colonel"
Brooklyn, New York
"An A-1 athlete and friend."
HR Rep. 1, 2; HR Alt. 4; Let. Clb. 2, 3,
4; JV FB 1; FB 2*, 3*, 4*; JV BkB 1,
2; Track 1, 2, 3*, 4*; ROTC 2, 3, 4; 1st
Lt.; Spring Camp 2; Val. Dan. Comm.
4; NHS 4.
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Dixie K. Humes
Vallejo, California
"I chatter as I go, and I go on
forever."
Zonian 4; French Clb. 2; Drama Clb. 1,
2, 4; JV Chrldr. 2; Pep Sq. 4; Chrldr.
4; Cho. 4; Hon. 1st Lt. Co. "B" ROTC
Spon. 4; Innaug. Dan. Comm. 4; Grad.
Ush. 3; FB Ct. 4; Assemb. Comm. 2;
FB Dan. Comm. 4; ROTC Dan. Comm.
4; Awds. Ball 4; CGS 3; Girl's Cho. 4;
Woodbury High 1, 2.

Charles W. Hummer, Jr.
"Charlie"
Ancon, Canal Zone
"Ability plus personality make
this all-around fellow."
Pres. 2; Vice Pres. 4; Let. Clb. 3, 4;
NHS 3, 4; Math Clb. 2, 3; Cam. Clb. 1,
2, Pres. 2; FB 3*, 4; Track 2, 3; JV BkB
2; JV FB 1, 2; NHS Initia. Speech 4;
Mem. Day Speech 3; Band 1, 2, 3; Orch.
1, 2; Sp. Cho. 2, 4; German Band 3;
ROTC 2, 3, 4; Spring Camp 2; Best
Cadet 3; Mem. Day Firing Sq. 3; July 4
Color Gd. 2; Dr. Tm. 3, 4; Rifle Tm. 2,
3, 4; Lt. Col. 4; Jr.-Sr. Prom 3; SH
Dan. Comm. 2; Christmas Dan. Comm.
3; Val. Dan. Comm. Ch. 4; ROTC Dan.
4; Marshall Grad. 3; MC Talent Assemb.
3; Sh. Case 2.

James Hardy Jarvis, III
"Jim"
Tampa, Florida
"A smile to delight any heart."
Latin Clb. 2; Rad. Clb. 4; St. Hall.
Assist. 2; ROTC 2, 3, 4; Pfc.

Marie Dolores Jenkins
"Ree"
Colon, R. de P.
"Grace was in all her steps,
heaven in her eyes."
Parrakeet Ad Sell. 2; VB 2; Cho. 2, 3;
Sp. Cho. 2, 3; Lib. Assist. 2; Fash. Sh.
2, 4.

Norma Anne Jenks
Silver City, New Mexico
"Not ten yoke of oxen have the
power to draw us like a woman's
hair."
Drama Clb. 4; FTA 4; Band 2, 4.

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Jane E. Jennison
"Janie"
Panama City, R. de P.
"Good works are worth much
and cost little."
HR Rep. 1; Sec'y 1; HR Alt. 2, 4; Vice
Pres. 2; Stag. "Curtain Going Up" 3;
NHS 3, 4; Span. Clb. 3, Vice Pres.;
Drama Clb. 4, Treas.; SB 1, 2, 3; BkB
1, 2, 4; VB 1, 2, 3; Band 2, 3, 4; Cho.
2, 3; Sp. Cho. 2, 3; Chem. Assist. 3;
CGS Gov. 3; Del. Girl's Nat. 3; VrI. Ct.
3, 4; FB Ct. 4; Hon. 1st Lt. ROTC Co.
"C" 4; Frosh Dan. Dec. Ch.; SH Dan.
Comm. 2; Daisy Mae Ct. 2; Christmas
Dan. Ch. 3; Holly Queen Ct. 3; Sr.
Ring Comm. 4; Band Maj. 1, 3; Christ-
mas Orph. Dr. 1, 2; Grad. Ush. 3; SA
Prices Comm. Ch. 2; Band Scholarship
Comm. Ch. 4; Jr. Dis. Comm. 3; Drama
Clb. 4.

Ahna Luisa Johnson
"Proxie"
Boston, Massachusetts
"A cute blond with a ready smile
for everyone."
Parrakeet Bus. Staff. 4; Math Clb., Pres.
4; Y-Teens 3; Latin Clb. 3; Glee Clb.
3; VB 2; BkB 3. 4; SB 3, 4; Pep Sq.
1, 2; Chrldr. 3; Cho. 1, 3, 4; Sp. Cho.
1, 2, 4; Concert Cho. 3; Jr. Prom Dan.
Comm. 3; SH Dan. Comm. 3; Frosh Pic.
Comm. 1; Mexican Dan. Comm. 3; Penny
Carn. Stage Sh. 3; Frosh Pty. Ent. 1.

SJuanita Nile Jones
"Nita"
Ancon, Canal Zone
"Reason and judgment are the
qualities of a leader."
SHR Rep. 4; Zonian 3, 4, Ed. 4; Banq.
Bugle 3, 4; NHS 3, 4. Pres. 4; Ush. Clb.
2; Math Clb. 2, 3; FTA Pres. 4; VB 1,
2; SB 1, 2, 3; BkB 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Sq.
1, 2, 3; Cho. 2; Sp. Cho. 2; 4NSPA 3;
SH Dan. Comm. 2; Christmas Dan.
Comm. 3; Jr.-Sr. Banq. Comm. 3; Inaug.
Dan. Comm. 3; Val. Dan. Comm. 4;
Frosh Sh. Case Comm. 1; Grad. Ush. 3;
Sp. Assemb. Comm. 3; Frosh Soph.
Frolic 1, 2; CGS 3; Camp Assemh. 2;
Zonian Banq. 3.

John A. Kaska
Ancon, Canal Zone
"Will make a mark for himself."
Stamp Clb. 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Orch.
1, 2, 3, 4; ROTC 2, 3, 4; M/Sgt. 4;
Noon Orch. 4; Jr. Assemb. Comm. 3.

Jean Kay Kelly
"Jeanie"
Jackson, Michigan
"Silence is the element in which
great things fashion themselves."
Ofc. Assist. 1, 2; Fash. Sh. 2; Grad.
Ush. 3; NHS 4.

Regina Kierszenblat
"Reggie"
Panama City, R. de P.
"Busy as a bee, sweet as honey."
VB 2; Cho. 2; West Philadelphia High
School, Ofc. Assist. 4.

Tonia Kinsel
"Tony"
Toledo, Ohio
"A masculine favorite."
Girl's Craft 1; Chrldr. 1; BkB 1, 2, 3, 4;
Cho. 1, 2, 3; CGS 3; Queen CGS 3;
Bacc. Cho. 3; Jr. Assemb. Comm. 3;
Glen Burnie High School 1, 2.

Bill Kommenich
"Pumpernickle"
Chicago, Illinois
"Time is but the stream I go a
fishing' in."
JV FB 1, 2; FB 3, 4; ROT' 1
1st Sgt.

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Teonilda I. Larrinaga I
"Mamn" I
Ancon, CanaJ Zone
"The best of sports in on game,
in other things she's the suamn."
HR Alt. 1; GAA 2, 3, 4; Sp.r. C:.. I
3; Cam. Clb. 2; Ref. Clb. 1, 2, .1, 4, \B
1*, 2*, 3*, 4*; BkB 1*, 2*, 3*, 4*: SB
1*, 2*, 3*; Pep Sq. 1, 2; Lib. \,.II. .
GAA Dan. Comm. 2, 3; GA \ il.ni.
Comm. 2, 3; Fash. Sh. 1.

Alice Yvonne LeBlanc
"Les"
Ancon, Canal Zone
"I never could find fun in loin-
only one."
Ush. Clb. 3, 4; Sh. Case Conm:a .. I.
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Glenda Rae Lee
"Glen"
Ancon, Canal Zone
"She is gentle, she is shy, but
there is mischief in her eye."
Ush. Clb. 3; Cam. Clh. 1; BkB 2, 4; Pep
Sq. 1; Cho. 2, 3; Ofc. Assist. 4; Play
Ush. 3; SH Dan. Comm. 2.

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Nancy Sharon Lesley
"Nancy"
Eugene, Oregon
"She comes with tenderness and
sweetness."
Treas. 2; HR Rep. 3; Drama 3; Bus. 3;
Cam. Clb. 1, 2; French Circle 3; Span.
Clb. 1; Lib. Clb. Pres. 3; Chrldr. 3; Pep
Sq. 1; Cho. 1, 2, 3; Lib. Assist. 3;
Safety Patrol 1, 2, 3; Capt. 3; Cards
Ann. Comm. 4; Stag. 3.

Judith R. Lindsay
"Judy"
Ancon, Canal Zone
"Without music, life would be a
mistake."
"Beauty and the Beef" 2; "Curtain Go.
ing Up" 3; Parrakeet 3, 4; Ed. 4; Stamp
Clb. 3; Sec'y-Treas. 4; Drama Clb. 4;
FTA Vice Pres. 4; Pep Sq. 2; Cho. 2, 4;
Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Oreh. 1, 4; Noon Cho.
1, 2, 3, 4; CGS 3; Flag. Tw. 4.

Camila Lopez
"Baby"
Panama City, R. de P.
"There's a language in her eye,
her cheek, her lips."
Pep Sq. 2; Cho. 1, 2.

Vilma M. Lopez
Ancon, Canal Zone
"Variety is the very spice of life."
Span. Clb. 1, 2, 3; VB I, 2, 3; BkB 1,
2; Pep Sq. 1, 2; Clio. 1, 2; ROTC Ofc.
Assist. 3; Fash. Sh. 2.

Bruce Malcolm
"Brucie"
Fort Snelling, Minnesota
"Smiles for everyone, a friend to
all."
Rad. Clb.

Lambert Anselmo Mantovani
"Bachiche"
Panama City, R. de P.
"Handsome and then some."
Let. CIb. 2, 3, 4; BB 2*, 3*, 4*; Track
2*, 3*, 4*; Sw. 1; JV BkB 2; JV FB 1;
FB 2, 4*; Let. Banq.; Awds. Day.

Susan Magruder Marshall
"Sue"
Drexel Hills, Pennsylvania
"Woman was not made from
Adam's rib, but from his funny
bone."
Frosh Assemb. Play 1; Drama Clb. Parlia-
mentarian 4; Prod. Make-up 4; Jr. NHS
1, 2; GAA 3, 4; Art. Clb. Sec'y 1, 2;
Drama Clb. 4; JV BkB 2; VB 4; SB 2;
Cho. 4; Schol. Art. Awd. 1, 2; Span.
Fiesta 2; Sock Hop 2; Twin Twirl 3; SA
Ballot Comm. 3; Jr. Paper Dr. 3; Jr.
Prom 2; Burlingame Tourn. 3; "Arsenic
and Old Lace" 3; Christmas Concert 3;
Zonian 4; Sr. Gr. Pic. Comm. Ch. 4;
GAA Banq. Ch. 3; Art Cont. Ch. 2; BkB
All Stars 3; Hockey 3*; Christmas Dan.
Prog. 2; Fash. Sh. 1; Val. Queen 4.

Ricardo Enrique Lopez
"Rica"
Panama City, R. de P.
"A composed and deserving
person."
Span. Clb. 1, 3, 4; Chess Clb. 3, 4; UN
Clb. 4; Cam. Clb. 1; Cho. 1; ROTC 2, 3,
4; Cpl.; Zonian Ad Sell. 4; Span. Clb.
Nov. Assemb. 3; Art. 2.
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Carmen Martinez
"Conejito"
Ancon, Canal Zone
"Few things are impossible to
diligence and skill."
VB 1, 2, 3*, 4*; BkB 1, 2, 3, 4; SB 1,
2, 3, 4; Pep Sq. 1, 2; Cho. 1, 2, 3, 4;
Ofc. Assist. 4; Fash. Sh. 2, 3, 4.

Georgia Anne McGinn
"Georgia"
Salt Lake City, Utah
"Thoughts too deep to be ex-
pressed and too strong to be
suppressed."
HR Rep. 2; Drama 1, 2, 3, 4; Pres. 4;
Nat. Thespian Society 2; Zonian 4; Latin
Clb. 2; Church Choir 1; Deb.; Dr. Ch.
4; Cards An. 4; Grad. Ush. 3; CGS
Attny. Gen. 3; GN Del. 3; Hampton High
School 1, 2; Act 1, 3; Props, Costumes,
Stag. 1, 2, 3; "Curtain Going Up" 3;
Little Theater 3, 4.

Jimmy McKeown, Jr.
"The Parrot" J
Ancon, Canal Zone
"A good looking guy, a wonder-
ful dancer."
JV FB; JV BkB; Cho.; Sp. Cho.

Burton Fred Mead
"Burtie"
Ancon, Canal Zone
"Talented in the art of mischief
making."
Let. Clb. 4; FB 2; Man. 3, 4; BkB 2;
ROTC 2, 3, 4; Sgt.; ROTC Ush. 3, 4.

Gladys A. Melendez M.
Panama City, R. de P.
"Hidden gaiety in her quiet
manner."

Frank S. Mott
Charleston, South Carolina
"Sees something funny in every
occasion."
Princess Anne High School, Princess
Anne, Virginia 1, 2.

S Donna Ann Murchison

Fort Sill, Oklahoma
"Good humor is the sunshine of
S the mind."
S Ex. Ed. Parrakeet 4; Knockout 2; Cam.
Clb. 2; Science Clb. 2; Chess Clb. 2;
SVB 1, 2, 4; BkB 1, 2, 4; BB 1, 2; Pd.
Ten. 1, 2; Sw. Tm. 3, 4; Ping Pong 1, 2;
Soc. 1, 2; Cho. 3, 4; Sp. Cho. 4; Gar-
land Girl 1, 2; Pacific Grove High School
1, 2.

Eddie Napoleon
S"Nap"
Baltimore, Maryland
S "Lucky the big league that gets
Shim."
Pres. 1; Let. CIb. i, 2, 3. 4; Sec'y 2;
BB 1*, 2*, 3*, 4*; Track 3*, 4*; FB 4*;
Band 1, 2, 3, 4; All Zone BB 1, 2, 3, 4.

Ella Isabel Navarette
S Panama City, R. de P.
S "Refreshing and jolly in a special
way.
BkB I.

Carol Ann Newman
"Little One"
Ancon, Canal Zone
"A willing and a warm-hearted
friend."
Counc. Ofc.; Fash. Sh. 3.

Jose Humberto Otero
"Cubanno"
Havana, Cuba
"A good looking note on any
scale."
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SCarlos G. de Paredes
"Chale"
Panama City, R. de P.
"Fun loving and good natured."
Stamp Clb. 1, 2, 4; Chess Clb. Vice Pres.
3; ROTC 2, 3; Cpl.; Cap Gown 4.

Lloyd Stephen Park
"Steve"
Des Moines, Iowa
"Lanky is the word for Steve-
pokerfaced humor and can he
play a mean trumpet."
Lat. Clb. 2; Track 1; Band 1, 2, 3, 4;
Orch. 3, 4; Band Vice Pres. 3; Germ.
Band 3, 4.

Issac A. Perez
"Cantinflas"
Panama City, R. de P.
"Always full of fun and folly."
FB 3; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; BB 2, 3, 4; Int.
FB 2, 3, 4; Int. BB 1; Int. BkB 1, 2;
Cho. 1, 2, 3; Sp. Cho. 1, 2, 3; ROTC
2, 3; Pfc. 3.

Phyllis Ann Phillips
"Phyl"
Ancon, Canal Zone
"A handful of patience is worth
more than a bushel of brains."
BkB 4; Pep Sq. 1, 2, 3; ROTC Ofc.
Assist. 4; Clinic Aid 2; Span. Clb. 3;
Ush. Clb. 3; Ush. Bacc. 3; Card and
Ann. 4; CGS 3.

Patricia Teresa Quinn
"Pat"
Ancon, Canal Zone
"Model type with a winning
smile and accommodating ways."
HR Rep. 1; SA Sec'y 4; Little Theater
1, 2, 3, 4; "Life of the Party" 1;
"Beauty and the Beef" 2; "Curtain Going
Up" 3; Dia. Mask 4; Zonian 3, 4; Banq.
Bugle 4; GAA 2, 3, 4; FNA Vice Pres.
Fdr. 4; Prog. Ch. 4; UN Clb. 4; Ref.
Clb. 1, 2, 3, 4; Drama Clb. 4; VB 1, 2*,
3*, 4; SB 1, 2*, 3*, 4; BkB 1, 2*, 3*, 4;
Intra Spt. Awd. 1, 2, 3, 4; SA Camp.
Assemb. 1, 2, 3; Speech Assemb. Comm.
Co. Ch. 1; Pep Sq. 1, 2; Chrldr. 4; Sp.
Cho. 1, 2, 3; Hon. Capt. ROTC Battn.
Sponsor 4; Sr. Cds. Ann. 4; Jr.-Sr. Banq.
Prom. Comm. Over-All Ch. 3; CGS 3;
SH Dan. Comm. 2; Orph. Dr. Comm. 3;
Val. Sing. Comm. 1, 2; Zonian Ad Sell.
1; Val. Ct. 2, 3; Holly Qn. Ct. 3; FB
Qn. 4; Awd. Assemb. 1, 2; GAA Dan. 2,
3, 4; ROTC Dan. Comm. Ch. 4; Sw. Tm.
1; Pres. Prim. 2; Frosh Soph. Frolic
Comm. 1, 2; Visit. Day Comm. 3; Frosh
Mask 1; Zonian Banq. 3, 4; Little
Theater 3.

Cecil Herbert Raybourn
"Microbie"
Panama City, R. de P.
"My only objection to an edu-
cation is teachers and classes."
HR Rep. 1; HR Alt. 2; Let. CIb. 3, 4;
BB 2, 3*, 4*; BkB 2; Track 2, 3, 4; JV
FB 1, 2; FB 3*, 4*; Orch. 2, 3; ROTC
2; All Zone BB 3.

Gretchen Reynolds
"Gretch"
Dallas, Texas
"There's nothing so contagious as
enthusiasm."
Soph. Play 2; Drama 4; Yr. Bk. Staff 1;
Paper Circul. Ed. 3; FHC 2; Allied
Youth 4; Teen-Girls League Science Clb.
3; Lib. Clb. 3; Joun. Clb. 3; Drama Clb.
4. SB 1*; Speech Contest 3, 1st Place;
Essay Contest 3, 4th Place; Pep Sq. 4;
Cho. 1; Sp. Cho. 1; Lib. Assist. 3; Girls
League Dinner 2; Field Day Assemb.
Comm. 3; Stag. and Prod. 3.

James J. Richardson
"Jim"
Ancon, Canal Zone I
"A good time his motto."
Jr. Rifle Clb.; Cam. Clb.; Dr. Tm.; Band
2, 3, 4; Cho.; ROTC 2, 3, 4; Sgt. 1st
Class.

Lee Anderson Rigby
"Rig"
West Chester, Pennsylvania
"Brisk and alive to every oc-
casion."
Let. Clb. 3, 4; JV FB 2; FB 3, 4; JV
BkB 2; BkB 3*, 4*; Orch. 2.

Gloria Dale Rinker
"Stinker"
Palm Beach, Florida
"Likeable with gay giggles."
VB 1, 2; BkB 2; Pep Sq. 1, 2; Cho. 1,
2, 4; Sp. Cho. 2; Jr.-Sr. Banq. Comm. 3;
Halloween Pty.; Thanksgiving Banq.;
Christmas Pty.; Grad. Ush.; BkB*.
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Luris Milena Rivera
"Lury"
SPanama City, R. de P.
"Be checked for silence but never
taxed for speech."
Span. Clb. 4; Lib. Assist. 1, 2; Ofc.
Assist. 4; Fash. Sh. 1, 2; Zonian Ad
Sell. 4.

Bryant Rogers
Albuquerque, New Mexico
"Friendly and courteous."
Sec'y St. Leo 2; School Paper; St. Leo
2; Let. Clb. 2, 3; Rifle Clb.; Track 1,
2, 3, 4; Int. BkB 2.

Judith Rogers
"Judy"
Cornwall-On-The-Hudson, N. Y.
"Combine a lively wit and a
sunny smile and you have Judy,
a friend come rain or shine."
Drama Clb. 4; Ush. Clb. 3, 4; Span. Clb.
3; Zonian Ad Sell. 3, 4; Zonian Poster
Comm. 4; CGS 3; Senator; Drama 4; VB
1; SB 1, 2; Pep Sq. 1, 2, 3, 4; Cho. 1,
2, 3; Lib. Assist. 1, 2; Ofe. Assist. 4;
Ush. Grad. 3; Fash. Sh. 1, 4.

SRicardo R. Royo
"Rica"
Panama City, R. de P.
"Possesses the ingredients neces-
sary for his future."
Span. Clb. 1, 2, 3; Int. 1, 2, 3, 4; Cho.
1; Lib.. Assist. 1; ROTC 1, 2; Cpl.

Araceli Rubio
"Chola"
Panama City, R. de P.
"She's our little sparkling eyed
seiorita."
VB; Pep Sq. 1; Cho. 2, 3, 4.

Natalie Alide Sager
"Nat"
San Francisco, California
"Not much talk-a great sweet
silence."
HR Alt. 4; Lcs Lauts 2, 3; San Rafael,
California.

Pablo Ernesto Salas
"Pablito"
Ancon, Canal Zone
"Pep, wit, and energy."
HR Alt. 3; BB 3; Int. BB 1, 2; Int. 3, 4.

John Samson
"Delilah"
Colon, R. de P.
"The friendly type, witty and
well liked."
Track 2; ROTC 2, 3, 4; 1st Lt. 4;
Goethals Mem. Hon. Gd. 3.

Mildred Eleanor Sandrone
"Millie"
Forrestville, Maryland
"A return cheer for this spirited
and popular young lady."
"Beauty and the Beef" 3; "Curtain Go-
ing Up" 3; "Two Crooks and a Lady" 2;
GAA 3, 4; Ref. Clb. 1, 2, 3, 4; SB 1, 2,
3*, 4; Sw. 1, 2; BkB 1, 2, 3, 4; VB 1, 2,
3*, 4; Math Clb. 2; Pep Sq. 1, 2, 3;
Chrldr. 4; Cho. 1, 2, 3, 4; Sp. Cho. 2, 3,
4; Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm. 3; CGS 3; Prod.
1, 2, 3; Staf. 1, 2, 3; Frosh Soph. Frolic
1; Little Theater 2, 3; Little Theater
Banq. 2; Jr. Dis. Comm. 3; SA Camp.
Assemb. 2.

Douglas Clinton Schmidt
"Doug"
Ancon, Canal Zone
"Gay and good looking."
ROTC 2, 3, 4; Cap.; Bat. Adj.
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John Schmidt
Ancon, Canal Zone
"A tall, shy chap with likeable
ways."
Cam. Clb. 1; ROTC 2, 3, 4; 1st Sgt. 4;
ROTC Ush. 2.

Carol A. Schrantz
"Carol"
St. Paul, Minnesota
"Chance makes our parents, but
choice makes our friends-and
she's one of the best we've got."
Parrakeet 4; French Clb. 1; Pep Sq. 3;
Cho. 2, 3, 4; Sp. Cho. 2, 3, 4; Clinic
Assist. 1; CGS 3; Sr. Pty. Comm. 4; Jr.
Red Cross Rep. 1; Hamilton Jr. Hi. 1;
Baltimore, Md.

Jean Ann Seiffert
"Jeanie"
Watertown, New York
"Enjoys life and her surround-
ings."
Treas. 1; Nat. Beta Clb. 2; Friendship
Clb. 2; FHA 1, 2; GAA 3; Sr. Y-Teens
3; FHA Prog. 2; Class Play 2; 71st High
School 1, 2; Medina High School 3.

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Gerald Underwood Skelly
"Jerry"
Governors Island, New York
"Ticking every minute."
Richmond Academy Ga.; ROTC Cristobal
Sq. Ldr.; Balboa Sq. Ldr.

Frederick A. Smith
"Fred"
Iquique, Chile
"Silent but successful."
Parrakeet, Asso. Ed. 4; Stamp Clb. Pres.
3, 4; Chess Clb. 3, 4; UN Clb. 4; NHS
4; Span. Clb. 4; Cho. 1; Lab. Assist. 3;
ROTC 3, 4; Sgt. 4; Rifle Tm. 3, 4;
ROTC Ush. 3; Easter Dis. Comm. 3;
Zonian Ad Sell. 4.
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Tom Smith
"Tom"
Colon, R. de P.
"The shutterbug of BHS, that's
Tom."
"Curtain Going Up" 3; "Life of the
Party" 1; "Glamour Boy" 2; Stamp Clb.
1; Cam. CIb. 1. 2; Band 3; Cho. 1, 2, 3;
Sp. Cho. 1; ROTC 2, 3, 4; Drill Tm. 2;
Ush. Gd. 2; Assist. Sqd. Ldr. 3; School
Photog. 3, 4; Inaug. Dan. Comm. 4.

Lois Ann Spencer
"Loie"
Barboursville, West Virginia
"She's petite, she's diligent, she
blushes."
"Glamour Boy" 2; "Curtain Going Up"
1r 3; Drama Clb. Vice Pres. 4; Zonian Ad
S-ll. 3; Music Clb. 2, Sec'y 2; Int. 1;
Little Theater Bus. Man. 4, Assist. Bus.
Man. 3; Pep Sq. 4; Cho. 2, 3, 4; Sp.
Cho. 2, 3, 4; Ofc. Assist. 3; SH Dan.
Comm. 2; Ch. Dec. Comm. Christmas
Dan.; Sr. Ring Comm. Ch. 4; Jr. Ring
Comm. 3; Grad. Ush. 3; Stag. 2, 3, 4;
Prod. 2, 3, 4; CGS 3; Sec'y of State;
Fash. Sh. 4; Little Theater Banq. Comm. 2.

Patricia Mary Steiner
"Patty"
Ancon, Canal Zone
"Devout, yet cheerful, pious yet
austere; to others lenient, to her-
self sincere."
SA Rep. 1; HR Rep. 4; Class Sec'y 4;
b Cam. Clb. 1; Ref. Clb. 2, 3; GAA 3, 4;
VB 1, 2, 3, 4; SB 1, 2, 3, 4; BkB 1, 2,
3. 4; BkB Capt. 2, 3; Pep Sq. 1, 2; Lib.
Assist. 1; Ofc. Assist. 4; Awd. Day Comm.
1, 3; Orphan. Dr. Comm. 1; Frosh Picnic
Comm. 1; SH Dan. Comm. 2; Sr. Pic.
Comm. Ch. 4; Fash. Sh. 2; Grad. Ush. 3;
All Stars 2, 3, 4; BkB; SB 3, 4; VB 4.

James Franklin Stevens
"Greengrass"
Ancon, Canal Zone
"Our popular and capable class
prexy-R.S.V.P. eyes."
Pres. 4; HR Rep. 2, 4; HR Alt. 3; Let.
Cib.; FB 2, Assist. Coach 3, 4; Track 1,
2, 3*, 4; ROTC 2, 3, 4; Lt. 4; SH Dan.
Comm. 2; Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm. 3; Jr.
Ring Comm. 3.

Sally Strope
Flint, Michigan
"Always ready for fun, we call
her the happy one."
Cho. 1, 2; Debate Bendle H.S.; Jr. Sp.;
Cards and Ann. Comm. 4.

Ida Elizabeth Suazo
"Lizzie"
Panama City, R. de P.
"Life is a jigsaw puzzle with
most of the pieces missing."
Tragalgal School, Montreal, Ca n a d a;
Drama Clb.; Fash. Sh.; Play.

Margaret May Tewinkel
"Dee Dee"
Coulee City, Washington
"Dearest friends, alas, must part,
but will never be forgotten."
HR Rep. 4; "Glamour Boy" 2; "Curtain
Going Up" 3; Stag. 2, 3, 4; Prod. 2, 3, 4;
Zonian Ad Sell. 3, 4; Frosh Dan. 1;
Picnic Comm. 1; Frosh Soph. Frolic 1, 2;
SH Dan. Comm. 2; Thanksgiving Dis.
Comm. 2; Bacc. Cho. 2, 3; Sp. Cho. 2,
3, 4; Drama Clb. 4; VB 1, 2, 3; BkB 1,
2; Pep Sq. 1, 2, 3, 4; Grad. Ush. 3;
Christmas Dan. Comm. 3; Back to Sch.
Dan. Comm. 4; Fash. Sh. 4; Sr. Week
Ch Comm. 4; CGS 3; Sen.

Helen Onis Tilley
Panama City, R. de P.
"Love is only chatter; friends are
all that matter."
"Curtain Going Up" 3; "Beauty and the
Beef" 2; Stag. 2, 3, 4; Prod. 2, 3, 4;
Parrakeet 3; Cam. Clb. 1, 2; Math Clb.
2, 3; NHS 3, 4, Sec'y 4; Drama Clb. 4,
Sec'y 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Orch 4; Sp. Cho.
1, 2; Band Schlor. Comm. 4; Thanksgiv-
ing Dis. Comm. Ch. 3; Latham Art Prize
2; CGS 3; Band Pty. Comm. 4.

Judith Titus
"Judy"
Spencer, Iowa
"A giggle is worth a hundred
groans in any market."
GAA 1; Nurses Clb. 4; Drama Clb. 4;
Badminton 1; VB 1; Pep Sq. 1, 4; Cho.
1, 3, 4; Talent Sh. 1; CGS 3.

Jeanne Toledano
Panama City, R. de P.
"There is no cosmetic for beauty
like happiness." :
Span. Clb. 1, 3; Cam. Clb. 1; Cho. 1, 2,
3; Fash. Sh. 1, 2, 3.

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Henry A. Turlington, Jr.
"Hank"
Fort Bragg, North Carolina
"Quiet, good natured, and fun
loving."
S Zonian Ad Sell. 4; JV FB 2; FB 3; Track
I ,. M l 2, 4; ROTC 2, 3, 4; Sgt. 4; Cards Ann. 4.

Eleanor Ruth Van Zandt
Sacramento, California
: p "Little deeds of kindness, little
words of love."
Parrakeet 4; Drama Clb. 4; UN Clb. 4;
Cho. 4; Lib. Assist. 2.

Ramon E. Vega
Panama City, R. de P.
"Well liked, well groomed, and
Always welcome."
Track 2, 3; Bowling 2, 3; Int. FB 2;
2 Summer BkB; Cho. 1, 2; Sp. Cho. 2;
SROTC 2, 3, 4; Sgt.

Cesar Von Chong H.
"Chinito"
Anton, R. de P.
"As indispensable to the team
as to his friends."
Pres. 3; NHS 3, 4; Vice Pres. Let. Clh.
3; Chess Clb. 2, 3, 4; Pres. 3; Math Clb.
2; Biol. Clb. 3; Let. Clb. 2, 3, 4; Track
1, 2*, 3*, 4*; JV BkB 1; JV FB 1; FB 2,
S3, 4; Int. BkB 2, 4; BB 1, 4; Water Polo
1; ROTC 2, 3, 4; 1st Lt. 4; Dr. Tm. 2,
3, 4; Ush. Sq. 2; ROTC Spring Camp. 2;
Jr.-Sr. Banq. 3; Val. Dan. Comm. 4;
Christmas Dan. Comm. 3.

Joseph A. Vowell
Oakdale, Tennessee
"Takes life easy, but enjoys it."
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~ Martha Nell Webster
Leonard, Texas
"Silence is one of the virtues of
the wise."
Math Clb. 1; Pep Sq. 1; Cho. 1; Lib.
Assist. 1; Ofc. Assist. 4; Grad. Ush. 3;
SCGS 3.

Robert Whitus
"Bob"
Madison, Tennessee
./ "Always has energy on hand."
ROTC 2, 3, 4; Field Night Best Sq. 3;
Lt. 4; Sp. Assemb. 3; Talent Assemb. 4.

Sadie Williams
Ancon, Canal Zone
. "To friendship every task is
small."
HR Rep. 2, 3; Ush. Clb. 3; Cam. Clb.
1; Drama Clb. 4; BkB 2. 3, 4; Pep Sq.
1, 2; Jr.-Sr. Banq. 3, Co-Ch. Dec.; Valen.
Dan. Comm. 4; Zonian Ad Sell. 4; SH
Dan. Comm. Dec. Ch. 2; Frosh Picnic
Comm. 1; Frosh Dan. Comm. 1; Merit
Awds. for Posters 1, 2; Fash. Sh. 2;
9 l Christmas Dis. 2; Carnival Dan. Comm.
Adv. 3.

Alicia Winberg
"Maggie"
SAncon, Canal Zone
S "We have been friends together,
i in sunshine and in shade."
Span. Clb. 3; SB 2, 3; VB 3; Pep Sq.
2, 3; Cho. 2, 3, 4.

I Joseph John Wood
"Joe"
SAncon, Canal Zone
"Quiet but dangerous."
HR Rep. 4; Cam. Clb. 1; Int. FB 1, 2,
S 3; BkB 1, 2, 3, 4; BB 1, 2, 3, 4; WP 1,
2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Orch. 1, 2, 3; Noon
Orch. 4; ROTC 2, 3, 4; Sgt. 4; Dr. Tin.
1 2, 3; Cards Ann. Comm. 4; Band Dan.
SComm. 3; Assemb. Comm. 3; Ush. Sq.
1, 2; Frosh Picnic Comm. 1; Air Force
Day Parade 2, 3; Marching Band 2, 3, 4.
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Jacqueline Yates
"Jacquie"
East Ely, Nevada
"Silence is the most perfect her-
ald of joy."
Pep Sq. 3; Cho. 1, 2, 3, 4; Sp. Cho. 1,
2, 3, 4; Fash. Sh. 2, 3; Nat. Poster
Con. Win.

David Yerkes
"Dancing Dave"
Topeka, Kansas
"Dancing Dave, the ladies crave,
a real terrific guy."
Let. Clb. 4; FB Man. 3, 4; JV FB 2;
Track 4; Bowling 4; Cho. 1, 2; ROTC .2,
3, 4; 1st Lt. 4; Spring Camp. 2; Ush.
Goethals Mem. 3; Red Cross Comm. 3;
Val. Dan. Comm. 4; Inaug. Dan. Comm.
4; ROTC Dan. Comm. 4; ROTC Soda
Con. 3; Sh. Case Dis. Comm. 4.

Margaret A. Zent
"Margie"
Santa Fe, New Mexico
"Kindly and companionable."
HR Alt. 2; Ush. Clb. 3, 4; Pep Sq. 3;
Cho. 1, 2, 3, 4; Sp. Cho.; SH Dan. Ref.
Comm. 2; Bacc. Ush. 3; Sr. Gift Comm.
Ch. 4; CGS 3.

Robert Fredrick Zumbado
"Big Bob"
San Jose, Costa Rica
"I am a woman hater, but the
Bible says love your enemies."
HR Alt. 1, 4; HR Rep. 2, 3; "Why I am
a Bachelor" 4; Zonian 4; Let. Clb. 2, 3,
4, Sec'y 3, Pres. 4; Drama Clb. 4; Track
2*, 3*, 4*; JV FB 2; Int. FB 3, 4; Cho.
2, 4; ROTC 2, 3, 4; Capt. 4; Jr.-Sr.
Prom. 3; Christmas Dan. Comm. 3; Frosh
Picnic 1; Frosh Dan. 1; Inaug. Dan.
Comm. 3; Jr. Ring 3; Sr. Ring 4; SH
Dan. Comm.; MC Sports Awd. Assemb.
3; Let. Banq. 3; Frosh Soph. Frolic 1, 2;
SA Sh. Case Dis. Comm. 4; Camp.
Assemb. 3; Lathem Found. 1; FB Dan.
Comm.; ROTC Dan. Comm.; Banq.
Bugle. 4.

Migueldo Arbaiza Romero
"Migue"
Panama City, R. de P.
"The light of the body is in the
eyes."

Reginald M. Hayden, Jr.
"Reggie"
Ancon, Canal Zone
"Here's someone we are sure
glad to welcome back."
Int. FB 1, 2, 3; Int. BkB 3; Int. BB 1,
2; Bkb 4; Soccer 4; Sr. Play Stag. 4;
Sr. Play Adv. 4; Christmas Pageant 4;
Hawley H. S., Hawley, Pa.

Patricia Ann Smith Caldwell
Sylacauga, Alabama
H.R. Favorite 2, 3; Stud. Cncl. Rep. 2;
Jr. Sr. Banq. Comm. 3.

Sue Weaver
Oil City, Louisiana
Assist. Ed. School Paper 4; FHA Corres.
Scc'y 4; BkB 3, 4*; Pep Sqd. Pres. 4;
Glee Club 2, 3; Jr. Sr. Banq. 3.

Janeth M. Willoe
"Jani"
San Jose, Costa Rica
H.R. Rep. 1; H.R. Alt. 2; Span. Clb. 3;
Cam. Clb. 1, 2; Pep Sqd. 1, 2, 3; Cho. 1,
2, 3; Sp. Cho. 1, 2; Lib. Assist. 1; Off.
Assist. 2, 4; Clinic Assist. 3; Jr. Sr.
Banq. 3; Fash. Sh. 1, 3, 4; Frosh Dance
1; S.H. Dan. 2; Grad. Ush. 3; Frosh
Frolic Ch.

Jack, Sam, and Don

Bobby makes like
Jerry Lewis

Which is which? Our co-captains and our trophy

Our Alma Mater

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"The land divided; the world united."
Miraflores Locks. Canal Zone

The Crossroads

of the World

"She wralks the waters like a thing of life."
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glearns the island on a dark
blue sea."
Barro Colorado Island

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Only one more year to go! What
fun we've had with President Tim
Hotz, Vice-President Jay Clemmons,
and Secretary Janet Stockham leading
our class. Peggy Donovan's ring com-
mittee got us our beautiful class rings.
Then Dorothy Sandrone's committee
gave us the best Christmas Formal

TIM HOTZ
President

JUNIOR RING COMMITTEE-left to right: H. Cody, J.
Clemmons, B. Esser, L. Keene, P. Donovan, Chairman; C.
Morris, P. Sullivan, E. Scott, L. Tate, J. Petrilli. Camera
shy: P. Allen.

JUNIOR CHRISTMAS FORMAL COMMITTEE-left to
right: S. Harned, F. Brandl, P. Hattler, M. Brady, J. Selby,
D. Sandrone, Chairman; T. Hotz, D. Stoudnor, A. Manas-
sakis, J. Magee. Camera shy: D. Angstadt, D. Fulton, H.
Sorrell, J. Jensen, A. Lee.
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Left to right: E. Ho, S. Hodges, D.
Staples, A. Lee, E. Scott.

Left to right: 1st row-M. Nahmad, H.
Cody, J. DesLondes, M. Rodriguez.
2nd row-F. Brandl, J. Sorrell, L. Tate,
A. Martinez.
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ever, using "The Night Before Christ-
mas" as their theme. Ginny DiBella
reigned over the formal as our lovely
Snowflake Queen. But this wasn't all,
the Junior-Senior Prom headed by Jim
Reece and the Banquet under Janet
Stockham will be long remembered by
our Junior Class.

JANET STOCKHAM
Secretary

MR. JEFFREY
Class Sponsor

Left to right: H. Sorrell, J. Kraemer, A.
Jones, N. Dixon, J. Vinton, J. McNatt.

Left to right: 1st row-G. Hasemann,
J. Stockham, J. Vinton. 2nd row-D.
Staples, M. Hackett, J. Kleasner. 3rd
row-B. Esser.

JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM COMMITTEE-left to right: M.
Frank, S. Ransom, B. Crawford, D. Hannigan, J. Hannigan,
J. Reece, Chairman; M. Hackett, R. Carattini, J. Vinton,
J. MacKaig. Camera shy: D. Eggleston, D. Cotton, C. Smith,
J. Reynolds.

JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET COMMITTEE-left to right:
J. Stockham, Chairman; B. Apster, J. Euper, E. Kirchmier,
M. Witkin, B. Boyett, B. Connor. Camera shy: J..Ebbs, J.
Maduro, J. Perantie, J. Colby, G. Mann, A. Richardson, B.
Thrift.

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We're veterans now! Two years
have passed in our high school career.
S This year it was fun to know we were
not at the bottom of the ladder! Our
officers were Owen Sutherland, Presi-
dent; Jim Watson, Vice President; and
Judy Engelke, Secretary. We thank
them for their hard work.

SADIE HAWKINS DECORATION COMMITTEE-left to
right: M. Marshall, R. Abell, M. Eberenz, J. May, Chairman;
R. Wright, J. Galloway, D. Jenkins, B. Fearson, J. Henter.
Camera shy: M. Musser.

SADIE HAWKINS ENTERTAINMENT COMMITTEE -
left to right: C. Hearon, Chairman; M. Flowers, G. Miller,
J. Degenaar, H. Nita. Camera shy: D. Jacobs, C. Payne, J.
Flowers.

Left to right: S. Gilbert, J. Henter, B.
Fearon, R. Rennie.

Left to right: R. Borgstede, A. Rous-
seau, W. Young, F. Leslie.

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For our Thanksgiving window dis-
play depicting our many blessings, we
won first prize. Gerry McGriff, Julia
May, Chris Hearon and their commit-
tee made our Sadie Hawkins Dance a
great success. Let's hope our next two
years in high school will be as enjoy-
able as these have been.

Left to right: R. Fernandez, C. Seice.

Left to right: R. Zdravkovic, M. Archi-
bald, O. Rodriguez, K. Morris.

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Secretary

SADIE HAWKINS PUBLICITY COMMITTEE-left to
right: 1st row-R. Rennie, R. Hensler, G. MeGriff, Chair-
man, 2nd row-F. Leslie, C. Englund, D. Metzger. Camera
shy: M. Kocher, J. Pustis.

SOPHOMORE SHOWCASE COMMITTEE-left to right:
W. Dunn, M. Musser, J. Pustis, D. Jacobs, J. Olson, Chair-
man.

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class in it's many activities we elected
Don Ryter, President; Terry Corrigan,
Vice President; and Mary Hebert,
Secretary. They deserve much of the
credit for our successful year.
We thank Mary Hebert and her com-
mittee for our Thanksgiving window
display showing the scene of the first

FRESHMAN THANKSGIVING SHOWCASE COMMITTEE
-left to right: S. Mable, M. Hebert, Chairman; A. Luddy,
B. Crowe.

FRESHMAN PICNIC COMMITTEE-left to right: D. Ran-
del, A. Luddy, J. Tribe, T. Webb, L. Dew. Camera shy:
A. Nahmad, S. Nelson.

Left to right: D. Roberts, L. Parsons,
J. Dimfl, A. Frangioni.

Left to right: G. Barbier, N. Pederson,
A. Field, E. Washburn, F. Skinner.

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Thanksgiving. Betty Crowe and her
committee received many favorable
comments on their splendid Christmas
window display. Everyone agreed Ann
Field and her committee gave us a su-
perb Freshman Picnic. This was a
wonderful way to end our first year
at Balboa High School.

MARY HEBERT
Secretary

MR. MYERS
Class Sponsor

FRESHMAN CHRISTMAS SHOWCASE COMMITTEE-
left to right: M. Hebert, K. Goodman, B. Crowe, Chairman;
G. McCullough, J. Mann.

Left to right: E. Sharpe, W. LeBlanc,
J. Sloan, B. Betz-Mykland, E. Ashley.

Left to right: C. McCarthy, N. Coursey,
S. Purdy, M. Wiechman, J. Whiteside,
L. Whiteside.

FRESHMAN PICNIC COMMITTEE-left to right: J.
Dimpfl, A. Field, Chairman; G. Kirkland, M. Hebert, G.
Simon. Camera shy: T. Corrigan.

Honor Graduates

One of the highest honors a high school can confer is the title of "Honor
Graduate." These are the honor graduates of 1955, wearers of the white
tassel, leaders of their class. Citizenship and scholarship are predominating
factors in their selection. It is a truism that knowledge is power, but a neces-
sary corollary is that it must be exercised with wisdom.

MARY ABELE

JULIETA AROSEMENA

PEDRO CHALUJA

SARA COLLINGE

RITA DURAN

WILLIAM FORD

PAUL GLASSBURN

HELEN HALLAX

ROBIN HARRISON

WILLIAM HELD

WILLIAM HINKLE

ANA Ho

DONALD HUFF

CHARLES HUMMER

JANE JENNISON

JUANITA JONES

JEAN KELLY

NANCY LESLEY

RICARDO LOPEZ

GEORGIA MCGINN

CARLOS DE PAREDES

NATALIE SAGER

CAROL SCHRANTZ

FRED SMITH

PATRICIA STEINER

HELEN TILLEY

ELEANOR VAN ZANDT

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Sadie Williams and Steve Park

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Teonilda Larrinaga and Herb Raybourn

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Tita Corrigan and Al Blackall

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Juanita Jones and Cesar Von Chong

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Pat Quinn and Charles Hummer

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Judy Lindsay and Ramcn Vega

MOST ATHLETIC
Fran Dillon and Ed Napoleon

FRIENDLIEST
Lois Spencer and Don Huff

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Judy Rogers and Tom Ford

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Vilna del Valle and Mike Drennan

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Camila Lopez and Boris Allara

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Helen Hallax and Pedro Chaluja

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Mary Abele and Fred Smith

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Back row, left to right: S. Hinkle, President; Mr. D. Speir,
Adviser; J. Reece, Vice President; First row, left to right:
P. Quinn, Secretary; N. Brown, Secretary.

In May 1954, the student body held its annual elections for the highest offices on the campus-the
Student Association President and Vice President. The winning candidates were Sandy Hinkle and Jim
Reece. Pat Quinn and Nina Brown were appointed secretaries.
This year the Student Association sponsored innumerable dances, games; the Red Cross, Infantile
Paralysis, Orphanage, Community Chest, and Crusade for Freedom Drives; different assemblies; welfare
projects and school clubs.

INAUGURA-
TION DANCE COM-
MITTEE-Left to right:
F. Wise, J. Reece, N.
Brown, S. Hinkle, D.
Humes, D. Jenkins, T.
Corrigan, D. Yerkes, J.
Stockham; Not pic-
tured: T. Smith.

ORPHANAGE
DRIVE-Left to right:
P. Tubbs, J. Jennison,
G. McGinn, R. McGarr,
C. Hummer; Not pic-
tured: F. Townsend, J.
Brinkley.

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MITTEE-Left to
right: P. Costello,
O. Sutherland, M.
Tewinkel, C. Eng-
lund, D. Ellis, S.
Knapp; Center:
T. Hotz.
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S. A. REPRESENTATIVES-Center, standing: eAaJn'
M. Hebert. Left to right, first row: P. Foiles, j
P. Steiner, J. Stevens, P. Allen, J. Petrilli. 40Y
Second row: J. Degenaar, N. Jones, J. Ham-
inond, J. Stockham, L. Tate. Third row: D.
Jacobs, M. Tewinkel, E. Scott, D. Randel, A.
Lee. Fourth row: J. Tribe, P. Tubbs, J. May,
A. Field, J. Watson. Fifth row: A. Luddy, G.
Simon, J. Wood, M. Magee, J. Engelke, H.
Hallax. Standing: C. Payne, C. McGriff, L.
Keene, H. Cody, D. Ellis. Not pictured: D.
Ryter, S. Nelson, G. Kirkland. .

ASSEMBLIES AND WELFARE-Sitting, left corner:
J. Reece. Left to right, first row: J. Engelke, M.
Abele, Chairman Assemblies; B. Zumbado, Chairman
Welfare. Left to right, second row: B. Earned, J.
Olson, M. Drennan.

DRIVES-Left to right: T. Ford, Chairman
Infantile Paralysis; G. McGinn, Chairman
of drives; C. Von Chong, Chairman Crusade
for Freedom; E. Van Zandt, Chairman Red
Cross. Not pictured: L. Spencer, Chairman
Community Chest.

S.A. ALTERNATES Standing: J.
Mann. Sitting, left to right: T.
Femenias, R. Btesh, B. Boyett, J.
Jennison, A. Otero. Second row, left
to right: P. Hattler, P. Sullivan, S.
Ransom, J. des Londes, B. Crooks.
IA Third row, left to right: D. Noble, G.
Dew, N. Linfors, J. Farrell, J. Clem-
mons. Fourth row, left to right: B.
Zumbado, N. Sager, B. Halvosa, A.
.- Nahmad, L. Prosperi, C. Morris. Fifth
Srow, left to right: J. Dimpfl, D. Dren-
nan, T. Hammond, K. Brady, C. Adair,
-- O. Sutherland, D. Fulton. Not pictured:
T. Corrigan, D. Huff, J. Flowers, T.
SWebb.

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Juanita Jones Sara Collinge
Editor Assoc. Editor

Left to Right: Ileana Angulo, Sue Marshall, Margie
Curies, Pat Quinn, Dixie Humes.

Left to Right: Shirley Ransom, Robin Harrison, Nina
Brown, Carroll Adams, Tilcia Femenias, Georgia Me-
Ginn, Julieta Arosemena.

ZONIAN

Every day during the 1st. semester the
6th. period class in Room 116 turned this
classroom into one of the busiest school cen-
ters, the home of the ZONIAN and its staff.
In this room lay-out sheets, ideas and staff
members were all with just one purpose in
mind, the yearbook. Work was continuous
in this place in which only the indefatigable
clip clap of the typewriter reminded us of
how fast time was going. Picture schedules,
writeups and sections were given the help
of our editor and Miss Matthews to meet
the deadlines. Finally, the time came to put
the parts together; the 1st. semester was
almost over and the ZONIAN ready to go to -
press.

Left to Right: Shirley Harned, Peggy Donovan, Jo Ann
Euper, Janet Stockham, Janeth Vinton.

Left to Right: Juanita Jones, Sara Collinge, John Miss Hazel Matthews
Jenkins, Mary Jo Greene, Bob Zumbado. Sponsor
at *~ a:;~~l

Mr. E. H. Hatchett
Business Manager

Left to Right: Eleanor Van Zandt, Diane Staples, En-
rique Ho, Dicky Angstadt, Buddy Blackaby.

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Fred Smith
Assoc. Editor

Judy Lindsay
Editor

Miss Mary Brigham
Sponsor

Mr. E. H. Hatchett
Business Manager

Left to Right: Billy Greene, Carol Schrantz, Albert Calvo.

PARRAKEET

The PARRAKEET, the Balboa High
school newspaper, is published monthly by
a regular journalism class and is supported
by the Student Association.
An interesting fact about the Parrakeet
is that it was at one time (1930, to be exact),
called the ZONIAN. Later, that name passed
on to the yearbook.
At the beginning of the year, the staff
members choose their own editor-in-chief
and associate editor.
In. the past, the PARRAKEET has rated
very high among the school papers in the
United States. It has won the Quill and
Scroll, and Gallup awards several times.

Left to Right: Milton Frank, Donna Murchison, Dicky
Angstadt, Angela Lee.

Left to Right: Judy Lindsay, Fred Smith, Becky
Esser, Martha Hackett.

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N STAFF: (left to right) Cadet Capt. D. Schmidt, Hon. Capt. P. Quinn, Cadet Maj. M
ol. C. Hummer.

OFFICERS! Draw Sabers
The ROTC, led by Charles Hummer, had a very successful series of parades and
reviews in honor of high ranking military and civilian officials. At these reviews and
some of the football games the Drill Team performed very well and was compli-
mented by the reviewing officer and spectators. The Rifle Team, directed by Captain
Blake and Sergeant First Class Rosen, also had a very successful year competing
against teams in the States.

SPONSORS: N. Brown, Co. A; D. Humes,
Co. B; J. Jennison, Co. C; P. Quinn, Batt.

COLOR GUARD: (left to right) S. Herring,
W. Ford, E. Kirchmier, J. McDonald.

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COMPANY A: Co. Comm., B. Zumbado; Exec., W. Evarts; Ist
Platoon Ldr., J. Boughner; 2nd Platoon Ldr., S. Hinkle; 1st Sgt.,
B. Crooks; Sup. Sgt., T. Ford.

COMPANY B: Co. Comm., R.
J. Stevens; 2nd Platoon Ldr.,
J. Richardson.

Balboa High School ROTC Rifle
Team: J. Schmidt, Captain.

Balboa High School ROTC Drill Team:
D. Ellis, Drillmaster; C. Hummer,
Asst. Drillmaster.

Gramlich; Exec., P. Chaluja; 1st Platoon Ldr.,
C. Von Chong; 1st Sgt., J. Kaska; Sup. Sgt.,

COMPANY C: Co. Comm., D. Ellis; Exec., D. Yerkes; 1st Platoon
Ldr., D. Huff; 2nd Platoon Ldr., J. Samson; 1st Sgt., J. Schmidt;
Sup. Sgt., S. Beckley.

Director
Mr. Victor A. Herr

B.H.S. Music Department
Balboa High School was quite music-minded this year. Under the
capable leadership of Mr. Victor A. Herr, the band, orchestra and
chorus have had a most successful year. Mr. Herr is to be congratulated
for his fine organization. He certainly spent long, tiresome hours in
building it to one of the best in BHS.
The two hundred-voice chorus blended in the presentation of some
of the world's outstanding choral literature. The golden tones given
forth in the various concerts thrilled large audiences. For the first time
an operetta was presented under the direction of Mr. Herr and Mr.
Donald Musselman. Entitled "Down in the Valley", the cast included
about forty chorus members.
Something new was inaugurated in BHS this year. The fifty mem-
bers of the orchestra participated in a combined Cristobal-Balboa
Concert. They also performed at the fashion show, National Honor
Society initiations, and school plays.
The band began its year with the election of officers. No assembly
would be complete without a few appropriate numbers from the band.
The annual joint band concert with CHS was again successful, and
many selections presented will long be remembered. Highlighting the
month of February was the much-talked-about Repertoire Concert of
solos, trios, and quartets by the leaders in various sections of the band.

ORCHESTRA

CHRISTMAS

CONCERT CHORUS

The snappy "Toreador Band" with sharp red
and white uniforms was a new addition. They
added pep and fight to the cheering section and
in general, kept the spirit of our school high.
The BHS and CHS Music Departments aided
in celebrating the anniversary of the opening of
the Balboa Theater with a special half hour
broadcast during the Yuletide Season. The com-
bined chorus was joined by the band and fifteen
minutes of the program was played over CBS on
a nationwide hook-up.
Seldom has anything been seen to match the
artistic beauty of the 34th annual Christmas
Musicale. Presented on the front lawn of the
school, the accumulation of months' work, prac-
tice, and cooperation merged into an exceptional-
ly lovely program.
Spring was ushered in with the delightful
Spring Concert. The beautiful numbers rendered
climaxed a truly busy, but full year.

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BAND OFFICERS: (left to right) Pres., J. Reece; Vice Pres.,
P. Donovan; Sec., J. Brinkley; Drum Major, D. Grassau;
Assist. Cond., D. Randel; Treas., D. Sandrone.

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Left to right: Beverly Boyett, Rita Duran, Jeanne Toledano, Rose Hensler, Margaret
Tewinkel, Virginia Di Bella, Mary Virginia Cunningham and Judy Rogers.

1955 CHEZ ELOISE

to right: Jo Anne Sorrell, Anita Left to right: Jenny Gau, Betty Coppen-

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DRAMATICS
The Dramatics Club sponsored by Mr. Donald
Musselman has presented three one act plays this
year. The first play, "Dust of the Road," tells the
story of Peter Steele (Charlie Carden), an honest
man who finds a large sum of money a great tempta-
tion. His wife, Prudence (Norma Jenks) and the
Old Man (Jimmy Doran) don't approve of Peter's
dishonest plan but leave the decision up to him.
Luckily for all the Tramp (Jack Hammond) appears
on the scene in time to persuade Peter to do the
right and honest thing.
"Sunday Costs Five Pesos" is the amusing comedy
of small town Mexican folk. Berta (Marjorie Smith)
suspects her lover, Fidel (Michel Nahmad) of flirt-
ing with Celestina (Emma Kaan). He tries to ex-
plain, but Berta sends him away. She is immediately
sorry and through the help of her two friends Salome
(Mary Alice Price) and Tonia (Rose Btesh), Fidel
is persuaded to return.
The third play was an "Illustrated Sociological Sally Hdges seems worried, but Bob Zumbado re-
Lecture" by Dr. Robert Zumbado. It dealt with mains calm.
marriage and the many relatives acquired through
matrimony. Contributing to the hilarious fun were
Joe Harari, Sally Hodges, Beverly Boyett, Pat Tubbs,
and Bernice Metz Mykland.

Marjorie Smith, Mary Alice Price, Michel Nahmad, Emma Kaan, and Rose Btesh all seem
very happy about life.

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Pat Quinn*. Mildred Sandrone*. Carroll Adamlns. Dixie
Hunes". seniors: Marge El *. Shirley Ranisomii. juniors:
and Gerry McGriff*. sophomore.
These girls showed outstanding school spirit with their
cheers and enthusiasni at games, pep rallie,. and in the
halls of Balboa High School.

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CHESS CLUB-First row, left to right: Enrique Ho, Cesar Von Chong, Tomas Alexander and Ben
Thomas. Second row, left to right: Chris Hearon, Albert Calvo, Jules Dubois, Leopoldo Arosemena
and Pedro Chaluja. Third row, left to right: Aldrich Lowe, Irene Abadi, Rose Btesh, John Maduro,
Milton Rodriguez, President; Ana Ho, Vice President; Lucille Dubois and Ileana Angulo. Fourth row,
left to right: Claudette Toussieh, Helen Hallax, Fred Smith, Lia Urrutia, Antonietta Capitani. Not
pictured: Alfonso Blackall.

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UNITED NATIONS-First row, left to right: Marie
Eberenz, Caroline Zirkman and Diane Staples.
Second row, left to right: Mr. Vosburg, sponsor; Rose-
lene Briceno, Ellen Rathman, Richard Carattini,
President; Chris Hearon, Secretary; Beth Little,
Treasurer; Fred Smith and Mary Curtis. Not pictured:
Elaine Green, Pat Hattler, Alba Martinez, Andreina
Miliani, Sira Miliani, Michel Nahmad, Milton Rod-
riguez, Mary Tharpe, Pat Tubbs, Eleanor Van Zandt,
Vice President; Emily Wilkinson and Sion Harari.
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MATH CLUB-First row, left to right: Diane Hearne,
Anna Johnson, Gerry McGriff, Lynn Parsons, Melinda
Marshall, President, and Diane Jacobs, Secretary.
Second row, left to right: Nancy Purdy, Caroline
Zirkman, Eileen Kirchner, Janaan Olson, Joan
Dimpfl, Don Loehr, Martha Van Zandt, Charles
Adair and Martha Stevenson.

NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY-First row, left to right: Fred Smith, Donald Huff,
Cesar Von Chong, Charles Hummer and William Evarts. Second row, left to right:
Julieta Arosemena, Pat Steiner, Helen Tilley, Secretary; Juanita Jones, President; Robin
Harrison and Jean Kelly. Third row, left to right: Helen Hallax, Sara Collinge, Vice
President; Carol Schrantz and Mary Abele. Not pictured: Jane Jennison and William
Hinkle.

RADIO CLUB Left to right:
Danny Roberlt, Mick. R.ain.
Joseph Caro-. MRark Marshall. Aid-
rich Loue. Jock MacKaig. Bruce
Malcoln. and Mr. Ellioni Club
Sponsor. ,ot pictured: James
Jaris- and Robert Chang.

SHOWCASE COMMITTEE Left
to right: Diane Jacobs. Pauline
Molineaus. Fairlee Skinner. Eda
Alluna. Jean Mol.neaux. Rose
Btesh. Grace Lombana and Alice
Le Blanc. Chairman.

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USHERS CLUB-First row, left to right: Sandra Turner, Juanell Henderson, Tilcia
Femenias, Gladys Kaufman, Eda Altuna, Kay Frangioni, Alice Le Blanc and Stella
Gonzales. Second row, left to right: Vielka de Gracia, Ileana Angulo, Eva Altuna, Elida
Castellanos, Janaan Olson, Dawn Crowell and Marjorie Zent.

CLINIC ASSISTANTS Left to
right: Carol Perantie, B a r b a r a
Elich, Patricia Adams, Sylvia Hag-
borg and Edna Arjona. Not pic-
tured: Mary Lou Dailey, Pauline
Molyneaux and Ginger Reinhardt.

CHEMISTRY LABORATORY AS-
SISTANTS-Left to right: Milton
Rodriguez, Michael Witkin, Shirley
Harned and Martha Hackett. Not
pictured: Frances Brandl and
Victor Brown.

LETTERMAN-First row, left to right: S. Beckley, N. Linfors, B. Zumbado, President; I. Perez, E. Scott,
C. Von Chong, D. Huff, J. Hammond, K. Morris, H. Sorrell, J. Stevens and J. Winklosky. Second row, left
to right: B. Coffey, B. Rogers, R. Fogel, B. Connor, J. Cicero, C. Hummer, B. Fearon, D. Yerkes, J. Clem-
mons and L. Mantovani. Third row, left to right: C. Morris, J. Perantie, B. Thayer, J. Selby, C. Carden,
J. Blackburn, R. Reyes and B. Bateman. Fourth row, left to right: J. Magee, O. Sutherland, B. Mead, M. De
Groat, L. Keene, H. Cody, R. Richter, H. Raybourn and E. Napoleon. Not pictured: J. Reece and J. Robinett.

SPANISH CLUB-Left to right: Tilcia Femenias,
Secretary; Ricardo Lopez, President; Julieta Arose-
mena, Committee Chairman; Fred Smith, Regina
N. S. P.A. Left to right: Robin Harrison, Sara Kierszenblat, Sub. Chairman; Richard Carattini, Vice
Collinge, Judy Lindsay and Juanita Jones. President; Ileana Angulo, Treasurer.

OFFICE ASSISTANTS-Front row, left to right: Alma Ellis, Carole Dunn, Angie Manassakis, Pat
Steiner, Joan Brennan and Judy Rogers. Second row, left to right: Kay Steiner, Luris Rivera, Carmen
Martinez, Regina Kierszenblat, Judy Hoopes, Glenda Lee and Sally Banton. Third row, left to right:
Brenda Cunningham, Paula Holgerson, Martha Webster and Ginny Di Bella. Not pictured: Frances
Dillon, Olga Critch, Judy Colby, Juanell Henderson and Antonietta Capitani.

STAMP CLUB-First row, left to right: Tomas Alex-
ander, Helen Hallax and Jules Dubois. Second row,
left to right: Judy Lindsay, Secretary; Ileana Angulo
and Ana Ho. Third row, left to right: Julieta Arose-
mena, Antonietta Capitani and Lucy Dubois. Fourth
row, left to right: Enrique Ho and Fred Smith,
President. Not pictured: Frank Miller.
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COUNSELORS ASSISTANTS-Left to right: Lucy
Dubois, Sonia Mendosa, Gladys Hill and Elida
Castellanos. Not pictured: Eva Altuna.

GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION-First row, left to right: Camille Ellis, June
Barlow, Orlanda Cruz and Eda Altuna. Second row, left to right: Angela Lee,
Frances Dillon, President; Teonilda Larrinaga, Secretary. Third row, left to right:
Shirley Ransom, Niza Pasamonte and Judy Engelke. Fourth row, left to right:
Sue Marshall, Mildred Sandrone, Sara Collinge and Pat Steiner. Not pictured:
Nina Brown, Vice President; Pat Quinn, Diane Hannigan and Charlotte Herr.

FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA-Left to right: Maria Girard, Recording Secretary; Tilcia Femenias,
Chairman of Constitution Committee; Page Costello, President; Becky Esser, Corresponding Secretary,
and Ana Ho. Not pictured: Pat Quinn, Vice President; and Judy May.
I -- -

LIBRARY ASSISTANTS-First row, left to right: Elizabeth Monagan, Sheila Patterson, Marie
Greene, Doris Stringer, Nancy Coursey, Margaret Cleve, Rosie McGarr, and Matilda Stanley.
Second row, left to right: Caroline Zirkman, Laura Sanders, Elaine Greene, Ellen Rathman,
Mary Curtis, Diane Hearne, Eileen Kirchner and Mary Jane Lavallel. Not pictured: Rachael
Trapnell and Jules Dubois.

ZONIAN AD SELLERS-First row, left to right: Judy Brinkley, Eleanor Ashly, Billie Sue Spencer, Eva
Altuna and Vielka De Gracia. Second row, left to right: Sadie Williams, Matilda Stanley, Robin
Harrison, Tilcia Femenias, Fred Smith, Julieta Arosemena and Jaime Rodriguez. Third row, left to
right: Winters Hope, Mike Carpenter and Carlos de Paredes. Not pictured: Henry Turlington.

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SC, _DRAMATIC CLUB Left to right: Helen Tilley,
Secretary; Lois Spencer, Vice President; Georgia
McGinn, President; Richard Carattini, Advertising
SChairman. Not pictured: Jane Jennison, Treasurer.

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PARRAKEET AD SELLERS Front to back:
Angie Manassakis, Sandra Turner, Juan Blau,
Robert Eisenmann and Don Randell.

FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA, LAWRENCE JOHNSON CHAPTER-First row,
left to right: Juanita Jones, President; Judy Lindsay, Vice President; Peggy Foiles,
Secretary; Janeth Vinton, Janet Stockham, Judy Colby and Eileen Kirchner. Second
row, left to right: Sandra Turner, Helen Hallax, Ana Ho and Norma Jenks. Not pictured:
Jeanene Kleasner.

The loveliest night of the year.

See the world upside down.

Aw, please.

Donny Ryter, boy cheerleader.

Let's not get carried away, now.

It's been so much fun.

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SCHOOL DAZE

Gerry relaxes.
Ileana, Helen and Ana.

Hey there!

Glendla and Judy just a-sitting.

Girl Staters at large.

Our first game in Cristobal.

Los Monos.

FourI' a crowd.

Entertaining?

Charles Atlas.

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Girilq' State officers.

That wonderful Valentine formal.

Judy Rogers alias Chiquita Banana.
A mud bath. It this for real?
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Two kool kats!! Aw, coach, please! Forget the bathing suits?

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Top row: Coach Anderson, Mgr. Mead, Mgr. Eggleston, Mgr. Yerkes, E. Napoleon, D. Fulton, J. Clemmons.
Second row: Coach Brown, L. Sharpensteen, C. Carden, R. Richter, B. Fearon, J. Cicero, C. Morris, B. Connor,
Wm. Thayer. Third row: C. Von Chong, H. Raybourn, A. Blackall, C. Hummer, B. Wills, K. Morris, J.
Winklosky, D. Tucker, A. Jones. Fourth row: L. Mantovani, D. Winklosky, O. Sutherland, D. Huff, J. Magee,
L. Keene, J. Selby, H. Cody. Fifth row: E. Scott, T. Hotz, B. Bateman, D. Hilliard, L. Rigby, H. Sorrell, D.
Washburn, B. Kommenich.

GRIDIRON THRILLS

An action packed football season saw our battling Bulldogs go down fight-
ing gallantly against the overwhelming weight and experience of AC and CZJC.
Our scarlet warriors were led by the brilliant defensive play of Captain Herb
erkes Raybourn and Al Blackall. The offensive burden was shouldered, for the most Bui
ger part, by Ed Scott, Ed Napoleon and Larry Keene.

Traveling to BHS on October 1, CHS returned victims of a 20 to 6 setback. The victory was climaxed
by Ed Napoleon's 65-yard TD sprint. The following week an unconquerable AC eleven beat BHS 27 to 2.
After two weeks of strenuous practice the Bulldogs valiantly fought the Green Wave, but were tumbled to
a 13 to 0 defeat. CHS, continually beaten by all opposition, was no match for the angry Bulldogs on
October 22. Passes on two occasions to Raybourn, and the line crashing of Larry Keene cost CHS four
touchdowns. Blackall also scored when he ran back an interception 50 yards to paydirt. Once more
proving their football supremacy the AC beat BHS to the tune of 34 to 7. Bateman crashed the AC line
for our only score.
The final game saw a much improved BHS squad and the JC battle to a 13 to 13 deadlock. By far
the most exciting contest of the season, it kept a capacity crowd in wild anticipation of a spectacular finish
throughout the 48 minutes of play. Charlie Morris' dauntless linebucking resulted in one touchdown and a
conversion. Keene latched onto one of Scott's passes and galloped another 25 yards for our final tally,
thus ending the game and the season.

COACH ANDERSON Captain Herb Raybourn
BOX SCORES
Balboa 20 -............--.. -.. ...............--CHS 6
Balboa 2 ..--.-..... -------................. AC 27
^ Balboa 0 .........-.........................-.. JC 13
g |Balboa 27 ..................--- ........-- ........ HS 6
Balboa 7 .---- ........-- ........---........--- AC 34
Balboa 13 .................. ...-----------..---.....-- JC 13

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Bruce Bateman
Jersey 79
Fullback

Al Blackall Charlie Carden Joe Cicero Spike Cody
Jersey 44 Jersey 82 Jersey 36 Jersey 67
Fullback, End End Halfback Center

Jay Clemmons Bob Connor Dorman Fulton Bob Fearon Don Huff
Jersey 47 Jersey 75 Jersey 63 Jersey 46 Jersey 40
Center Tackle Tackle, End Guard End

Tim Hotz Dave Hilliard Charlie Hummer Albert Jones Larry Keene
Jersey 80 Jersey 54 Jersey 74 Jersey 48 Jersey 65
Halfback. End End, Center Center Fullback

Bill Kommenich John Magee Lambert Mantovani Charlie Morris Ken Morris
Jersey 55 Jersey 39 Jersey 53 Jersey 77 Jersey 52
Tackle Quarterback Halfback Fullback Guard

Ed Napoleon
Jersey 81
Halfback

Dick Richter
Jersey 45
Halfback

Herb Raybourn
Jersey 38, Captain
Halfhbck, End

Lee Rigby
Jersey 50
Center

Ed Scott
Jers-y 42
Quarterback

Owen Sutherland Harold Sorrell Dave Tucker
Jersey 43 Jersey 66 Jersey 69
Quarterback, Halfback Guard Tackle

Cesar Von Chong
Jersey 37
Halfback

Dean Washburn Bob Wills
Jersey 83 Jersey 85
Guard Tackle, Guard

Dan Wink'osky
Jersey 41
End

William Thayer
Jersey 86
Guard, Tackle

Jim Selby
Jersey 49
End

Blackall smears an AC halfback.

Scott piles uv yardage on a sweep.

"Midget" Cicero crashes CHS line for a first down.

Bateman tramples would be tacklers.
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Selby receiving a Scott pass against CHS.

Once again Blackall makes a key tackle.

On the "give or keep" Scott keeps and gains.

Hard hitting Blackall forces an AC fumble.

Left to right, top row: Ed Scott, Jack Perantie, John Magee, Dick Angstadt, Owen Sutherland, Ray Bacot; Sec-
ond row: Jim Reece, Lee Rigby, Ray Reyes, Al Blackall, Dan Winklosky; Third row: Mgr. Harold Sorrell.

HARDWOOD HEROES

Built around the unpredictable Ray Reyes as center, the Bulldogs for the first
time in five years came up with a top-flight quintet.
The powerful Red and White basketball machine finished the season with a
record of five wins and three losses. This normally not too impressive record is
easily understood through the uncanny equality and balance of the teams in the
league. Time after time our scarlet clad hoopsters came from behind in the final
minutes of play to turn sure defeat into undisputed victory.
The Bulldogs and the Tigers were featured in the two most spine-chilling court
battles of the season with Balboa emerging victorious both times. At the finish of
two complete overtime periods the score stood BHS 48, CHS 45. Again the arch
rivals met in an even more thrilling episode as the scoreboard read 48 all after two
three minute overtime periods. It was decided that the first score of the third extra
quarter would determine the winner.
At the whistle Reyes dominated the jump-ball tapping the sphere to Captain Lee
Rigby who wasted no time in dribbling to the keyhole and bringing home the bacon
with his set shot.
Congratulations co-champions on your great performances and excellent sports-
manship!

Coach Mikulich Captain Lee Rigby
Scores
BHS 44 JC 39
BHS 48 CHS 45
BHS 41 AC 46
BHS 46 JC 48
BHS 50 CHS 48
BHS 53 AC 51
BHS 32 JC 29 2 5
h'J BHS 31 CHS 39

Sutherland captures the ball
Sutherland captures the ball

Playmaker 'erantie

Reyes dunks one

Sutherland pops one

Sutherland gets fouled

Angstadt prepares to pass

Reyes taps to Rigby

Blackall takes a jump-shot

Left to right, Top row: B. Malcolm, Mgr.; B. Black, R. Hamilton, G. Kirkland, F. Harley, B. Fearon, Coach
Brown; Second row: D. Washburn, O. Sutherland, R. Reyes, E. Scott, J. Cicero, T. Hotz, D. Winklosky; Third
row: J. Hammond, L. Mantovani, E. Napoleon, H. Raybourn, M. Delgado, S. Hinkle, I. Perez.

DIAMOND DUST

The 1955 baseball season viewed breathlessly a
CHS team playing well over their heads against
BHS. Eventually the strain of many close games
was too much for the Tigers as the season was cli-
maxed by an explosive rise of Bulldog batting
averages.
Dedicated to celebrating the Panama Railroad
Centennial, the opening game saw Mantovahi strike
out nine batters to lead BHS to a 2 to 1 triumph.
Unable to hit the puzzling slants of junkman
Sandy Hinkle the Tigers lost a 3 to 0 decision at
Mt. Hope. Hinkle put the handcuffs on them as he
allowed only two infield hits. Joe Cicero's base
knock with a mate aboard in the first inning sup-
plied the adequate margin.

A wild see-saw affair followed that ended in a
seven run tie to enable the CHS team to catch the
train.
Going all-out to clinch the pennant Coach Brown
started ace Mantovani the following week. The pres-
sure bubble finally burst wide open as a barrage
of assorted basehits greeted several CHS pitchers.
A bases loaded double by Ray Reyes, and back to
back triples by Napoleon and Raybourn were the
main contributing factors in a score of 14 to 3.
Excellent hitting by Captain Herb Raybourn and
.co-Captain Ed Napoleon aided by the spectacular
fielding of shortstop Jack Hammond resulted in a
championship baseball team for 1955.

Ed bounces one off the wall

Nanoleon bans a triple

A base ran by Hammond

Sandy Hinkle, P, RF

Jack Hammond, SS

Ed Napoleon, SB

Lambert Mantoani, P, RF...

Lambert Mantovani, P, RF

Ray Reyes, FB

Herb Raybourn, C

Captain Herb Raybourn

Ed Scott, TB

Isaac Perez, LF

Joe Cicero, CF

Coach Brown

Left to right, top row: A. Blackall, D. Huff, E. Napoleon, R. Fogel, J. Winklosky, M. De Groat, B. Rogers, J.
Stevens. First row: B. Coffey, L. Mantovani, H. Raybourn, I. Perez, C. Von Chong, B. Zumbado.

CINDER

With the season only half gone as the Zonian goes
to press, the Bulldog track squad has already com-
piled a remarkable record in winning its first four
meets.

Fifteen returning lettermen aided by a crop of
extremely promising newcomers have made such a
successful season possible. In looking forward to
next year, one must admit that the thirteen senior
lettermen will be hard to replace, but it can be done!

Though hanpicapped by the fact that the letter-
men could not participate in their pet events, the
seniors, nevertheless, emerged victorious at the inter-
class meet.

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TALES

With the sprinting of dependable Ed Napoleon,
Herb Raybourn, Jim Stevens, and Captain Bob
Zumbado, it is expected that the Red and White will
continue its winning ways.
A sight to behold in the various other events was
Don Huff and Bill Coffey pole vaulting and Charlie
"Mo" Morris putting the shot. With the season still
young Morris has already broken the BHS shotput
record with a heave of 47' 1". Battles between Bry-
ant Rogers and Isaac Perez for the 880 title will
undoubtedly continue indefinitely. In closing it
must be said that hurdlers Robert Greene and Jack
Winklosky along with high-jumper'Lambert Man-
tovani are to be highly commended for their ex-
cellent performances.

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Napoleon catching Zumbado

Wheeler takes the baton

Stevens wins the 440

Von Chong passes to Stevens

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WATER-BALLET TEAM: B. S. Spencer, M. Musser, J. Engelke, A. Dube, I. Straus, S. Ransom, S. Gilbert, G.
Miller, J. Sigl, C. Perantie, P. Pennington, C. Zirkman, D. Murchison, C. Corn, and M. Eberenz.

SWIMMING

Due to the unfortu-
nately late start in this
year's swimming schedule
photographs or results of
competition were not w
available. However, a
lucky star shines over
BHS as there will be four
returning girls and five re- .
turning lettermen around
which to construct one of
the finest Bulldog swim-
ming teams in history.

RETURNING LETTERMEN: S. Beck-
ley, J. Blackburn, B. Connor, J. Magee,
and N. Linfors.

RETURNING MEMBERS: I. Straus,
S. Ransom, M. Eberenz, and J. Crosby.

BHS SWIMMING TEAM: M. Eberenz, S. Ransom, I Straus, J. Crosby, J. Magee, J. Blackburn, S. Beckley, B.
Connor, and N. Linfors.

A LEAGUE ALL STARS: (front row, I to r) J. Bar-
low, F. Dillon, C. Ellis, L. Malone, N. Brown, T.
Corrigan; (back row, I to r) T. Larrinaga, V. de
Gracia, D. Hannigan and 0. Critch. Not pictured
are E. Riley and I. Straus.

B LEAGUE ALL STARS: (front row, I to r) O. Cruz,
C. Martinez, E. Altuna, N. Pasamonte, P. Steiner,
M. Williams; (back row, I to r) E. Arjona, E. Estenoz,
M. Martinez, G. Miller, A. Abele and C. Herr.

VOLLEYBALL
Game Capt. The closing of the 1954-55 volleyball season
BHSill Sr. found BHS tied for first place in both leagues.
CHS 24 As indicated by the scores, each point was
well earned and all the girls enjoyed the stiff,
yet friendly competition that was offered.
The sportsmanship and cooperation between
schools is also to be cited.
T. Larrinaga- Sr. E. Riley's tremendous spiking, F. Dillon's
BHS 31 steady serves, L. Malone's all-around ability
CZJC 18 and 0. Cruz's fine talent for picking up hard
spikes were some of the highlights of the
games. However, the final effect was that of
teamwork.
In the intramural program the Giants ob-
Game Capt. tained the championship, as in the World
P. Steiner- Sr. Series, by defeating the Indians. But in the
CHS 25 volleyball tournament the winner was deter-
mined by two games out of three.
With the All Star teams picked and the
interscholastic games completed, another suc-
M cessful volleyball season came to a close.

B LEAGUE INTRAMURAL CAPTAINS: (1 to r)
A. Manassakis, N. Passmonte, A. Lee and
C. Herr.

Game Capt.
N. Brown Sr.
BHS 23
CHS 22

Game Capt.
E. Riley Jr.
BHS 31
CZJC 21

S. Ransom sets up a spike to
the front row.

M. Sandrone gently pushes
one over.

ax

A LEAGUE INTRAMURAL CAPTAINS: (1 to r)
C. Jones. 0. Critch. C. Ellis and C. Adams.

T. Corrigan shows her skill
with a backhand spike.

A hard spike is picked up
by E. Arjona.

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A LEAGUE ALL STARS (fr. I to r): F. Dillon, P.
Holgerson, P. Pennington, F. Skinner; (back I to r):
C. Miller, N. Brown, J. Barlow, I. Abadi, C. Jones,
D. Hannigan, and A. Schmidt.

B LEAGUE ALL STARS (fr. I to r): G. Miller, E.
Altuna, J. Engleke, N. Pasamonte, K. Brady; (back
I to r): C. Corn, C. Herr, E. Arjona, D. Jones, and
J. Lawler.

Game Capt.
F. Dillon-Sr.
CHS-8
BHS-5

Game Capt.
N. Brown-Sr.
CHS-2
BHS-1

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M. Williams ready to
play the ball

SOFTBALL

Due to an unusual "rainy" dry season and the
long "trek" to the train station field, the softball
intramural program, as far as team play was
concerned, ended abruptly. Team play was con-
tinued on each day and teams were picked from
the girls that came out that day. From these
girls were chosen the All Star teams.

In the interscholastic competition, CHS
emerged as champions but only after a bitter
struggle put up by BHS. Although good ball was
played, it just wasn't enough to win.

Among the individual players that shone was
C. Jones, whose hits always came when they were
most needed, and the pitcher-catcher combina-
tion of L. Malone and N. Brown. In the B League
the outstanding player was E. Arjona, who caught
the Cristobal team napping when she dropped a
perfect bunt down the third base line. These girls,
and their teammates displayed sportsmanship to
the best advantage. And so, another successful
softball season came to a close.

G. Miller waiting for
Jones' pitch
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Getting ready to score
is J. Barlow

Game Capt.
E. Arjona-Jr.
CHS-4 CHS-3

BHS-4

BHS-1

The delivery, by
D. Jones

	Front Cover
	Front Matter
	Title Page
	Dedication
	Table of Contents
	Conductors
	Seniors
	Minors
	Soloists
	Ensembles
	Fanfare
	Sponsors
	Autographs
	Back Matter
	Back Cover
	Spine

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