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    Faculty
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For buildings do not make a school,

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on


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the


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Zone,


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dedication


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BECK


Principal
AB. Findlay College


University


MRS


of Michigan


MARION TAYLOR


Secretary
BS. Syracuse University
Office Practice
Secretarial Practice









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MISS ADAMARY ANDERSON
BA. Florida State College for
Women
MA, University of Michigan
American Institutions
U.S. History
Caribe Club Sponsor
Girls' Conselor


MR. EUGENE GREGG
AA. Canal Zone Junior College
BA, Colorado State College
MA. University o0 Colorado
Early World History
Social Studies
Athletic Council Sponsor


MISS JEANNE BROWN
BA. University of Missouri
MA. University of Missouri
Librarian
Library Training
N,;tionul Honor Society Sponsor


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MR. O. E. JORSTAD
BA. Concordia College
BM. Concordia Conservatory of
Music
MA. University ol Michigan
Chorus
Orchestra
Band


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MR. LOUIS FATTOROSI
BA, Rutgers University
MA. Rutgers University
English
National Thespian Society Sponsoi
Dramatics Club Sponsor
Speech 12


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MRS. MARGARET FATTOROSI
BS. Southeastern Louisiana College
MA, Mississippi Southern College
Physical Education


Cheerleader
GAA Spon


Sponsor
sor


MR. NOEL GIBSON
BS. Bradley University
Mechanical Drawing
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MRS. VERA FOLSOM
AB. Nebraska State
MA. Colorado State College
Education


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French
Spanish
Junior Sponsor


MRS. ANNE GREGG
BA. Cornell University
MS. Cornell University


MRS. STELLA RIEFKOHL
BA. New York University
MA. Columbia University


Spanish


MR. CHARLES T. REEVES
BA. Arizona State College
BS. Arizona State College
MA. Arizona State College
Woodwork and General Shop
Driver Training Instructor


MR. CARL E. MAEDL
BA. Moorehead Teachers College
MA, Columbia University
Guidance
Biology
Torrid Zone Wizards Sponsor
Boys Counselor


MRS. ALFHILD) MAEDL
BA. Gustavus Adolphus College
English


MR BERNARD MAZZONI
MEd. Pennsylvania State
University
.


MISS SOPHIE McLIMANS
BS. University of Wyoming
Household Arts


MR. LUKE PALUMBO
BS. Northwest Missouri State
College
General Science
"C" Club Sponsor






MR. DAVID INGRAM
BS. East Texas State College
MEd. East Texas State College
Health
Physical Education


MR. JAMES STEARNS
BS. university of Florida


MA. University


Floridla


Spanisi
"21" Club Sponsor


w-.


MRS. GRACE PFAU
BS. Valley City Slate Teachers
College
English


Art
Jr. High Dramatics Cluh


MR. JAMES PFAU
BS. Valley City Slate Teachers
College
MA. University of Minnesola
Cheiniistry
Physics
SA Sponsor


Sponsor


MR. SPITZER
BS Degree
Math'7 and 8
Jr. High Paper
Zephyer


MRS DOROTHY SMITH
AB. Ohio Northern University
MA. Denver University
Senior Class Sponsor
English i1 and 12


MR. ROBERT McCULLOUGH
BS, Cloud T C
MA. Colorado State College of Ed.


MISS MARGARET GATELY
AB. Emmanuel College
MS. Boston College
C NA...L.






SGT. F. LAWRENCE
Military 1I
Drill Team Coach


MR. LYLE A. ROUSH
AA. Riverside (Calif.) Jr. College
AB, University of Nevada
MS. University of Oregon
Plane and Solid Geometry
Senior Algebra, Trigonometry
Sophomore Class Sponsor


MR. FREDERICK SAUR
BS. Ashland College
MA, Ohio State University


Journalism
Quill and
English


Sponsor


Not PictureC


MR. PAUL MOSER
BS. East Stroudsburg State Teach-
ers College
Physical Education
Health-Girls


SGT. HAROLD CRAIG
Military I I
Rifle Team Coach


CAPT. ACY L. SWANEY
Professor, of Military Science and
Tactics
Reserve Office Commission
Military III and IV





BEFORE


LEAVE,


WE


CHEER


YOU


JUST


ONCE


MORE,


OH


C.H.S.




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MARY LOUISE AGNES WASHABAUGH
"Mary Lou"
Colon, Republic of Panama
May 15, 1941


"If there he any kindness I can show. or anything good I can do.
let me do it now."


Dramatics
President 3
blies 1.2.3.4


mencement
All-Stars 4,
murals 1,2,.


1,2.3,4,
: Jr. Rifl
; Jr. Sr
5: Dance
Basketd
S,4; Clas


Sound Effects 1.2,5.
e Club 2; Band 1.2.
. Prom and Banquet
e Committees 1,2,5,4:;
)all Intramurals 1.2,3.
s President 4; Swimi


4; Nurse's Aide 2,3.4, Vice
5,4. Orchestra 1.2,3,4; Assem-
5; Baccalaureate and Corn-
Volleyball Intramurals 1,2.3,4,
4, All-Stars 3, Softball Intra-
fing Team 3,4.


Our hard working officers Mary Lou.
president, and Bill, vice-president, in
action.


WILLIAM G. HAYES
"Bill"
Colon, Republic of Panama
December 12. 1941


"I make the most of all that comes, and the least of all that goes.


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MARTHA ANN
"Marty"
West Columbia.,
October 8, 1940


JOHNSON

Texas


"Vivacious and charming,


her smile's so disarming.


Dramatic Club 1: Class Assemblies 1.2.3; Class Dances 1,2.3.4; Jr. Sr
Prom and Banquet 3: Volleyball. Basketball. Softball Intramural
1.2.3.4. Volleyball All-Stars 3,4. Basketball All-Stars 3, GAA 5.4. Toj
Ten 2.35; Nurses' Aide 2,3: Graduation and Baccalaureate 3: Class
Secretary 1, Secretary-Treasurer 2. Treasurer 3, Secretary 4: Drivers


Training
Assembly
Assembly


3: Journalism 4; Office Practice 4; Opening Day Dance and
4: Girls' State 3: Homecoming Court 4; Theodore Roosevelt
4: Inside Lester 4: ROTC Sponsor 4.


Graduation cards to be ordered, how
many? Martha and Janice are work-
ing hard.


JANICE ANN BROWNLEE
"Jan
Ancon. Canal Zone
November 20. 1940


Class Treasurer 4:


Vollevbal


Basketball. Softball Intramurals 1.2,3.4.


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9


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FRANK RICHARD ALBERGA
"Hamberger"
Colon, Republic of Panama
July 30, 1941
"A regular swingster, and plenty rocking rhythm.


Junior Rifle Club. Executive Officer 4: ROTC 1.2,5.4. Rifle Team 5,4;
Homeroom Alternate 3.4: Assemblies 1.2.5,4


MARY ELIZABETH BIALKOWSKI
"Beth"
Colon, Republic of Panama
July 15, 1941
"Sentences fail when one word is complete, description of Beth is one
word: sweet."
Class Assemblies 1. 2, 3. 4: Class Dances 1. 2, 3. 4; Jr.-Sr. Prom and
Banquet 3: Volleyball Intramurals 1, 2. 5. Softball Intramurals 1. 2.
Basketball Intramurals 1, 2, 3; National Honor Society 3, 4. Treasurer


; Band 1.


2, 4. Orchestra I,


tary 3; Homeroom Alternate
Vice-President 3. President 4
Torrid Zone Wizards 3. 4: Dr
Club Assemblies 1, 2; Theod


2; Girls State 3; SA T1
1: Debate Club 2: Cai
: Rifle club I. 2. 5, 4,
amatics Club 1. 2; Pep (
ore Roosevelt Assembly


treasurer 4;
ribe Club
Secretary I
Club 2; Dr.


Secre-
2, ". 4.,
1. 5. 4;
amatics


RANDOLPH ERNEST ALBERGA
"Randy
Colon, Republic of Panama
July 10, 1940
"A helping hand he'll always lend: a carefree lad. but a real true friend."










JOHN AMBROSE
"Johnnie"
Colon. Republic of Panama
December 20, 1940
"A little work and mostly play. blend together for a perfect day."
ROTC 1,2,3,4, Jr. Rifle Club 1,2.3,4, ROTC Rifle Team 1.2,3.4. ROTC
Drill Team 1.2; Bowling Team 2.3; Baseball 1


SANDRA LEE CHESTER
"Sandy"
Cincinnati, Ohio
July 28. 194i


"She's sparkle and spice and everything nice.


Glee Club 1,2: Dramatics Club 4: Bowling 4: Softball Intramurals 4;
ROTC Secretary 4: Assembly 3: Cirls' State 5: Caribbean Staff 4,
Trade Wind Staff 4: Drivers Training 4


rs


PABLO APOLAYO
Colon. Republic of Panama
February 24, 1941


"His nimble brain
"o1" C'I..k 1 0 A.


is hidden by levity.


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JACKIE DEAN BEDWELL
"Jack"
Linton, Indiana
May 23, 1941
"Speech is great; but silence is greater."
ROTC 1,2,3: Drill Team 1.2.3; Bowling 3,4


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KAREN SUE COATE
Westerville, Ohio
April 4, 1941


her mind the world observed."


Caribe Club 1,2,3,4; Nurses' Aide 2,
National Honor Society 4; Glee Club
semblies 1,2,35,4; Class Dances 2


3


.4; Torrid Zone Wizards 5.4;
1,2,5,4, Secretary 4; Class As-


ROBERT JOHN BLAIR JR.
"Bobby"
Darby. Pennsylvania
February 2. 1941
"The man that blushes as not quite a brute."


"Silent and reserved,







HARRY BLAND
"Raunchy"
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
May 27. 1959


"Not work. but play, that's my way.


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MARGUERITE ANN ENGELKE
"Rita"
Panama City. Republic of Panama
June 1. 1941
"A true and loyal friend who makes brain and beauty blend."
National Honor Society 3,4; Dramatics Club 1,2.3,4, Assemblies 1,2,3,
Vice-President 3. Secretary 4. Inside Lester 4. Thespian Society 3.4,
Historian 4; Nurses' Aide 2,3,4, Secretary 3; Student Association Vice-
President 3. President of Athletic Council 3: Homeroom Representative
4: Class Dances 1.2.3,4: Class Assemblies 1.2.3,4; Jr. Sr. Prom and
Banquet 3; Torrid Zone Wizards 3,4; Intramurals 1.2.3, Volleyball.
Basketball. Softball. "B" League Volleyball All-Stars 2, Glee Club
1,2,4: Usherette at School Programs 3; Pep Club 2: Homecoming.Court


Theodore


Roosevelt Assembly


School


Assemblies


and Dances


1,2,3.4: Journalism 4


JOHN JOSEPH BOSEMAN
Colon, Republic of Panama
July 15, 1941
"Perseverance gains its need, and patience wins the race.


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FRANK CORRIGAN
"Grub"
Colon Republic of Panama
September 29, 1940


"Worrying is not for lads like me.


LINDA LEE ER1KSON
"Lin"
Colon, Republic of Panama
May 12, 1940


"Quiet and sweet, most pleasing to meet.


GAA
Aide 2.
1,2,3,4;:
Alternat
Intramur


.2,53: Dramatics Club 1.2; Class Vice-President 1; Nurses'
Treasurer 2: Sophomore Brawl Sponsor 5: Dance Committees
Assemblies 1.2,3; Homeroom Representative 1,3: Homeroom
e 2: Volleyball All-Stars 1,2.3, Basketball All-Stars 1.2.53:
als 1,2.3


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MICHAEL EUGENE CUNNINGHAM
"Mickey"
Colon, Republic of Panama
March 6, 1941


"Never trouble trouble,


'til trouble troubles you.


Then laugh."







GERARDE DETORE
Philadelphia. Pennsylvania
September 14, 1941


"A man he seems of cheerful yesterdays, and confident tomorrows.


Drivers' Training 4: Swimming 3,4; Baseball 3.4; Soccer
Band 2.3,4. Orchestra 4; Rifle Association 2,3


2,3; Track 3:


CELSA FRANCESCHI
"Chelsy"
David. Chiriqui Republic of Panama
May 22. 1940
"The good and wise lead quiet lives.


Volleyball Intramurals 3,4. Softball Intramurals 4, All-Stars 3; Office
Practice 4; Dance Committees 2.3; Assemblies 3.4


r


RUSSELL EUGENE FAVORITE
"Russ"
Panama City, Republic of Panama
March 9, 1941
"Life may be real and earnest but sure is fun."


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RONALD FRANKEL
"Ronnie"
Colon. Republic of Panama
May 25, 1941
"I am master of my fate, I am the captain of my soul."
Dramatics Club 1,2,3,4. Assemblies 1.2,35,4: Class Assemblies 1,2,5,4;
Play Committees and Advertising 1,2,3.4, Thespians 4; Plays-What a
Life, Life with Mother. Three Dying Swans; Drivers' Training 4


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NANCY MAE GIBSON
"Nance"
Camden, New Jersey
November 2, 1941
"The Feminine Flash."


Dran
Life
1.2.3,
Stars
Spon
State


aatics Club 1.2.; Band
with Mother. Inside L
4; Volleyball, Basketb
4: Jr. Sr. Prom and Ba
sor 4; Homecoming Coi
3


1.2, Orchestra 1,2; Stagework 1.2; Plays-
ester: Assemblies 1.2; Dance Committees
all. Softball Intramurals 1, Volleyball All-
anquet 3; FTA I; Cheerleader 3,4: ROTC
urt 4: Journalism 4; Nurses' Aide 1,2; Girls'


WALDO GILLEY
"Grub"
Ancon, Canal Zone
August 27. 1940


"I love work, I could sit and look at it for hours.







MAX WILLIAM HANNA
Colon, Republic of Panama
July 9, 1941
"Somebody has to take it easy,


so it might as well be me.


ROTC 1.2.3


.- -


JUDITH ELLEN GRIFFON
"Judy"
New York. New York
July 13, 1941


"From quiet unexpected


sources


often spring the world'


great forces.


Dramatics Club 1.3,4, Dramatic Assemblies 1,2; Rifle Club 2.3,. Treas-
urer 2.3, Vice-President 4. Distinguished Rifleman 2; Caribe Club 2;
Class Assemblies 1,2,3: Bowling Team 2.53,4: Volleyball Intramurals 3;
Nurses' Aide Club 3,4; Office Helper 1,2,3; ROTC Helper 4; National
Honor Society 4; Orchestra and Band Secretary 1.2


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Se


MARTIN HERNANDEZ. JR.
"Marty"
Caguas. Puerto Rico
November 8, 1941


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"We'll remember him as a playful boy







DIANE KATHLEEN HICKEY
"D f
Ancon, Canal Zone
June 12, 1941
"Full of vim. vigor, and vitality."
Homeroom Representative 1,2: Assemblies 1.2.3: Dance Committees
1,2,3,4: Jr. Sr. Prom and Banquet 3; Dramatics Club 1,2; Nurses' Aide
5,4; Intramural Sports 1,2,35.4, All-Stars 1.2.3,4 in Volleyball. Captain
4, Basketball All-Stars 1,2,3.4. SoftbaII All-Stars 1,2,.,4, Top Ten 1,2,5,
GAA 1,2.3,4. President 4; Cheerleader 3,4; Swimming Team 1,2,5,4


'**' * 4


ROBERT SANDERS HILL
"Hummock"
Colon. Republic or Panama
August 3. 1941

"Not too studious, not too gay,
He trod the even middle way.


P.S


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"21" Club; ROTC 1,2


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CATHERINE KUNKEL
"Kay
Ancon, Canal Zone
July 23. 1940
"An easy-going, well-mannered girl."
Bennsbury High School: Volleyball Intramurals 1,2, Softball 1,2,3, Soc-







PATRICIA MARIE LAWSON
"Pat"
Colon. Republic of Panama
January 26, 1042


"Smiling lips, twinkling


eyes,.


and a beauty that never dies.


Dramatics Club 1.2.3.4. Treasure
President 3: S.A. Secretary 4: Atl
Band and Orchestra 1.2.5,4: Thesr
rick 3. Stagework 1,2.3.4: Assembl
Basketball All-Stars 2: Jr. Sr. Pro
Commencement 3: Opening Day


r 3. Vice-President 4; Class Vice-
hletic Council 2: Jamboree Queen 4;
ians 3.4. Plays-The Loud Red Pat-
ies 1.2,5.4; Intramural Sports 1.2,3,4.
hm and Banquet 3: Bacculareate and
Assembly and Dance 4


KWILLIAM RICHARD HOGAN
f"Bill"
STulsa, Oklahoma
May 31, 1941


"To be a friend
ROTC 1.2,3,4,
Boys' State 3: 4
3: Tradewind


is his


way.


,ompan
ounselot
staff 4.


v Commander 4: Bowling 1.2.3.4, (
r 4: Track 2,4; \A'restling 3; Footb
Caribbean Staff 4: Photographer


Captain 2.3;
all Manager
4: Drivers'


Training 4; Band and Orchestra 1.2,3:;


"C" Club 4


HUEY CECILIA LEE
"Hue"
Heflin, Alabama
June 27. 10941


"She wvas our queen, our rose, our star.


Dramatics Club 1: Homeroom Representative 1, Alternate 2.4: GAA
1 a71. 1 T1 I I.T A iT rO . fl T _I I A II A T C C rAI TT







JOHN RICHARD HORAN
Boston, Massachusetts
April 1, 1943
"Politeness is the chief sign of culture."
Lycee Charles Lepierre 1; Christian Brothers School 2.3: Cristobal High
School 4


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SUZIE MARIE LLOYD
"Ree"
Fordyce. Arkansas
February 24. 1942
"She lives in peaceful harmony with the world."
NHA: Dance Committees: Assemblies


DONALD L. HUMPHREY
"Murphy"
Colon. Republic of Panama
September 20. 1941


-- -


"An attractive smile, wavy hair;







PHILIP L. JUDSON
"Phil"
Palo Alto. California
October 253. 1940


"He loves to live and he lives to love.


Carmel High School: Football 1; Class Vice-President
1: Stoney Brook High School: Football 2; Baseball
S.A. Representative 2; Honor Society 2: Staten Island
ball 3; Basketball 3: S.A. Representative 3: Cristoba
ROTC 4


1: French Club
2: Basketball 2;
Academy: Foot-
l High School:


ESTHER MARTHA MILLER
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Coloi, Republic of Panama
May 22, 1941


"Silence


is golden, but


we re


off the gold standard."


Nurses' Aide 2.35,4. President 3; Caribe Club 1.2,3.4; Dramatics Club
1,2.3.4, Treasurer 3.4; Thespians 4. Secretary 4: S.A. Athletic Council
3; Homeroom Alternate 3; Advertising Staff Caribbean and Tradewind
2; Volleyball Intramurals 12.3.4. Softball 1,2.3.4. Basketball 1.2.3,4;
Swimming Team 2,3: Glee Club 1.2.3,4; Orchestra 1: Jr. Sr. Prom and
Banquet 3: Assemblies 1.2.3,1: Dance Committees 1.2.3.4


RAYMOND KULIG
"Keith"
Hot Springs, Arkansas
January 8. 1942
"With his backbone and brain he can take his place.


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ARTHUR NEW LAWRANCE
"Autcie"
Colon, Republic of Panama
September 10., 1041
"Lankily he lazes through CHS life."
Assemblies 2.4; ROTC 1,2.3; Drivers


' Training 4; School Plays 3.4


ELLA MAE MORALES
"Ella"
Ancon. Canal Zone
April 1, 1941
"Forward and frolic glee was-there.
The will to do, the soul to dare."
Class Dances 1,2.3,4: Jr. Sr. Prom and F
1,2.3,4: Dramatic Club Assemblies 1,2,3,4:


banquet 3; Class As


T


heodore Roosevelt /


bly 4; Intramurals 1,2.3,4. Volleyball 1.2.5.4. All-Stars 4; BasI
1,2,3,4. All-Stars 3. Softball 1.2,53,4. Jr. High Volleyball All-Stars
ager 4. Top Ten Intramurals 3: Swimming Team 3,4; Dramatics
1.2.3.4; Debate Club 2; Nurses' Aide 2,5.4; Pep Club 2: Usher


semblies


ssem-
ketball
Man-
SClub
ette 3;


Baccalaureate and Commencement 3; Freshman Sophomore Brawl 1,2;
Girls' State 3: Theodore Roosevelt Essay Contest Third Prize 4


WILLIAM 0. LIMKEMANN
"Will"
Tegucigalpa, Honduras
September 1, 1940


"His hopes are as high as his legs are long.


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JOSEPH ROBERT LORENZO
Joey
Franklin, New Jersey
December 17, 1941
"One who has both feet firmly planted in the air.


I


Boys' State 3; ROTC 1.2,3.4; Track 3.4: Football 4. "C" Club 3,4;
Dramatics Club 3,4, Arsenic and Old Lace 3. Inside Lester 4: Dance
Committees 3.4; Intramural Soccer 2,3,4, Basketball 2.3; Dramatics Club
Assemblies 3


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"Katie"
Colon. Republic of Panama
November 10o 1941


"Bewitching


eyes; raven


Intramurals 1,2,3,4.
matics Club 1,2.3,
Drivers Training 4


Softball All-Stars 3. Top Ten 2: Girls' State
4: Dance Committees 1.2.3,4; Assemblies


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LOUIS EATON MARTIN, JR.
"Louie"
Colon. Republic of Panama
August 27, 1940


"He has sounded forth the trumpet that shall never call retreat.


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LARRY NEIL McGAHHEY
"Mac
Melrose, Florida
May 22. 1940


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"There is more in me than you understand."
FFA. Chapter Farmer 1,2.5; 4-H Club 1: Junior Play


JEAN ELIZABETH OWEN
"Limey"
Colon, Republic of Panama
December 14. 1940


as English air could make her.


GAA 3,4, Intramurals 1,2.3,4. All-Stars Softball 2.3,
Volleyball 3,4; Assemblies 34: Nurses' Aide Club 2,3.
Club 1.2; Torrid Zone Wizards 3,4: Dance Committees
Ten 3; Drivers' Training 5


Basketball 3.
4; Dramatics
1,2,5,4: Top


FRED A. ROBINSON
Colon, Republic of Panama
June 14, 1941


"Let every man mind his own business.
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IRL ROGER SANDERS
Colon. Republic of Panama
April 8, 1941


"Stately and tall he walks through the halls."
"21" Club. "C" Club. Football 1.2.3,4; Track 2.35.4; Swimming 2,5.4:
Intramural Sbccer 3.4; ROTC 1,2,3,4; Band 1.2; Orchestra 1.2


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NORMA RAMIREZ
"Normita"
Coco Solo, Canal Zone
October 1, 1941
"A tinv bundle of T.N.T.


GAA 1.2,3,4. All-Stars Volleyball
1,2,3,. Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Girls' State
3.4; Dance Committees 1,2.5,4


1.2.53,4, Basketball 1,2, Softball
3; Office Practice 4: Assemblies


MAXWELL SHELDON SANDERS
"Max"
Colon, Republic of Panama
November 5, 1941
"Happy am I; from care I'm free. Why aren't they all contented like me?"







THOMAS EUGENE SELLERS
Tom"
Colon, Republic of Panama
June 30. 1941
"Time is but the stream I go fishing in.
Assembly 4; ROTC 1.2,3.4; Rifle Club 1


BONNIE ALLEN RANKIN
"Boney
New York, New York
September 28, 1940
"The devil within, the devil without
She's an Irish lass, without a doubt."
GAA 2,3.,4. Intramurals 1,2,3.4. All-Stars Basketball 2,3. Softball 2,3.
Volleyball 4; Girls' State 53.4; Dramatics Club 1: Dance Committees
1,2.3,4: Office Practice 3: Assemblies 2,3; Top Ten 3; Manager Fresh-
man All-Stars 4 :Manager Junior High All-Stars 3; Drivers' Training 3


at,


RICHARD KENNETH SMITH
"Dick"
Gillette. Wyoming
March 1, 1941
"I did not come to learn, I came to laugh.







HERBERT SPECTOR
"Herb"
Colon, Republic of Panama
June 6. 1940


"Good things are twice as good when they are short.


Balboa: Football 1,2: WVater Polo 1,2: Wrestling I; Swinmming T earn
2; ROTC 2; Intramural Basketball 1,2: Intramural Baseball 1,2; Cristo-
bal: Swimming Team 3: Football 5.4, Letter 4; "C" Club 3.4; Assem-
blies 3,4; Opening Day Assembly and Dance 4: Dances 3.4; Soccer 4


JEAN ELLEN
Jeanie
Ancon. Canal


J SEAMAN

Zone


February 13. 1941


"Knowledge


is the t


reassure ,


but practice is the key to it."


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National Honor
Caribbean Club
2.3,4: Orchestra


So
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city 3,4. President 1:
,.4: Dramatics Club


Torrid
1 ,2.3.4


Zone
Nurses


2.3,4: Band 1,2,3.4: Swimming


W izards 3.4:
Aide Club


1.2,3,4, L.etter
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1.2.3,4: Intramurals. Volleyball, Basketball, Soltball 1.2.5: Girls State
3; FTA Vice-President 4; Nurses Aide Historian and Librarian 5:
Treasurer Dramatics 4: Class Assemblies 1,2,3.4: Advertising for Carib-
bean Staff 2


RICHARD SWALM
"Richie"
Ancon, Canal Zone
March 10, 1940
"Men of few words are the best men.


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RUSSELL SWEAZY
"Russ"
Des Moines, Iowa
September 27. 1941


"Content to live, this is my story.

ROTC 2.3.4


CHARLEN MARIE SHORE
Ancon, Canal Zone
January 8, 1942
"Silence is more eloquent than words.


FTA


Nurses' Aide


Drivers


' Training 4


RICHARD V1NAS
"Dick"
August 24, 1941
Humacao, Puerto Rico


"Brimming over with jests and quips, never a sad word on his lips.


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JOSEPH M. WEIR
Joe
Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania
March 2. 1942


"I have a heart with room for every joy.


Oliver High School: Football 2: Basketball 2: Honor Roll 1: Cristobal
High School: ROTC 5,4, Drill Team 3.4: Boys' State 3; Color Guard 4


ALICE JEAN TABER

Colon. Republic of Panama
January 4, 1941
"A dimple in the chin.
A devil within."


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Assemblies 1.2.3.4; Dance Committees 1,2,3,4; Intramural Sports 1,2,3.4,
Volleyball All-Stars 1,2.3,4. Basketball All-Stars 1.2.35.4. Softball All-
Stars 1.2.53,4. GAA 1,2.5.4. Secretary 4; Freshman Coach 2: Jr. Sr.
Prom and Banquet 5; Opening Day Assembly and Dance 4; Home-
coming Dance 1.2,3.4


LEROY ORVILLE WERLEIN
Leo
Eau Claire, Wisconsiri
April 4. 1941


"It's my life: I live it, and I love it.


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Republic of Panama


uary 1, 1942
those who know thee not. no works can paint."
Club 4; Soccer 1,2; Intramurals 2


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CLAIRE RUTH WHITE
"Clarabelle"
Portland, Maine
July 11. 1941


"I would rather be remembered by a song than by a victory.


Dramatics Club 1.2.53.4,


Thespians


2.3.4, President Dramatics Club 4,


Secretary Thespians 5, Vice-President Thespians 4: Orchestra 1,3,4.
Band 1,3,4: Volleyball Intramurals 1: Drivers' Course 4; What A Life
1, Life With Mother 2. The Loud Red Patrick 3, Best Actress 3. Best
Thespian 3: Caribe Club 4: Honor Society 3,4: Dance Committees
1.2.3.4; Assemblies 1.2,5,4: Homeroom Representative 3.4: Girls' State 3








ANNOUNCING


THE


1959


LAST


WILL


AND


TESTAMEMNT


We, the Senior Class of
in New Cristobal. being of sot
queath, and convey our most


1959. and the last
mnd but unpredictable


treasured


possessions


to graduate


CHS


e minds, do hereby grant, be-
to the persons named below:


FRANK ALBERGA-leaves his
Alberga.
RANDY ALBERGA-leaves h
brother. Douglas Alberga.
JOHN AMBROSE-leaves his


dancing ability to h


is hard

position


work in

as presi


is cousin.,

Journalism


Douglas


PHIL JUDSON-leaves willingly.
KEITH KULIG-leaves his super strength to Pete Ender.
KAY KUNKEL-leaves her English period to Paige Benton


to his


dent of the Junior


Rifle Club to Tom Dugan.
PABLO APOLAYO-leaves gladly.
JACK BEDWELL-leaves his will to nobody, just to his forgotten
presence.
BETH BIALKOWSKI-leaves her membership in the National Honor
Society to her brother. Jay.
BOB BLAIR-leaves his smile and blushing face to Toi Billison.
HARRY BLAND-wills that the juniors may have CHS as a home
away from home.
JOHN BOSEMAN-leaves the senior class to John Marshall.
JANICE BROVWNL EE-leaves all her headaches and silly moods


PAT LAWSON-leaves
sister. Colleen.


her position


HUEY LEE-leaves her Football Crown to


as Jamboree


any lucky


Queen

junior


to her


WILL LIMKEMANN-leaves his physics homeworkic to LeRoy Bar-
field.
SUZIE LLOYD-leaves her seat in American Institutions ;o Lee Peck.
JOE LORENZO-leaves tribulations of the Faculty to next years
seniors and underclassmen and takes all the good times.
LOUIS MARTIN-leaves his first chair position in band and orchestra
to someone.
ESTHER MILLER-leaves her piano to the future Glee Club ac-
companist and hopes that shie will have the patience for the hard
work ahead.


Beverly.


SANDY CHESTER-leaves her nickname "C"
KAREN COATE-leaves her desire to learn to
MICKEY CUNNINGHAM-leaves his hunting(
GERARDE DETORE-leaves his ability to


Bruce.
MARGUERITE ENGELKE-leaves her


fun and excitement to


her sister.


to Nancy Chaphe.


anyone
Spot
catch


Honiecoming


ie that wants it.
to Bobby Rice.
a ball to Don


position


Mary Alice.


LINDA ERIKSON-leaves her two right


gym


Barbara.
RUSSELL FAVORITE-leaves his tackle posi
fill it.
CELSA FRANCHESCHI-leaves her typing


needs it.
RONALD FRANKEL-leaves
to any upcoming senior.
NANCY GIBSON-leaves her
Sponsor to Sally Eisen.
JUDY GRIFFON-leaves her
Dreyer.


til


shoes


to her sister.


on to anyone who can

skill to someone that


his ability to understand (.?) physics


position as


hard working


cheerleader and ROTC


senior


year


to Steffi


MAX HANNA-just leaves.
BTLL HAYES-leaves all his work to anyone who wants it.
MARTIN HERNANDEZ-leaves his spikes to the next third base-
man.
DIANE HICKEY-leaves her cheerleading position to Ginny Favorite.
DONALD HUMPHREY-leaves his bow-legs to Jimmy Palumbo.
BILL HOGAN-leaves with no comment.


MARTHA JOHNSON-leaves her southern accent to Helen


Spector.


ELLA MAE MORALES-leases to her sister. Edna. her ability
enjoy all that comes her way in the halls of CHS.
KATIE O'BRIEN-leaves the office of president of the "Irish Ch


to Brenda Collins.
JEAN OWEN-leaves to


Ub"


any Limey the ability to uphold the English


reputation
NORMA RAMIREZ-leaves her height to her
BONNIE RANKIN-leaves her truck behind


sister.


to any


Irishman who


can live up to its reputation.
FRED ROBINSON-leaves his ability to watch the girls.
MAX SANDERS-just plain leaves.
JEAN SEAMIAN-leaves her violin seat in orchestra to her sister
Carol. and her French horn place in band to her sister. Pat.


TOM SELLERS-with his best


wishes.


leaves


Mrs. Smith to the


class of 1960.
CHARLENE SHORE-leaves her ability to work to her sister. Diane.
RICHARD SMITH-leaves before the teachers change their minds.
RICHARD SWALM-leaves slowly but surely.
RICHARD VINAS--lcaves his place on the bus to Crookle and


Rodriquez.
MARY LOU WASHABAUGH-leaves
Ender.
JOE WEIR-leaves his seat in Mr. Pla
LEROY VWERLEIN-leaves his never-er
work to Robert Morrissey.


CLAIRE WHITE-leaves


EZRA


her office


YOHROS-leaves his weight


her French


horn to


us room to Don Bruce.
ding assignments of home-


in O.T.L. to
(190 pounds)


Vickie


Fettler.


to the football


team to use as best they can.


to her sister.







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Robert Irwin
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Emily Hearn
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Frank McLeod
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Peter Ender


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Ruby Hall


Gerald Itily


Ruth Himies


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Felix Karpinski


Mlarion Leali


Paul Leigniidier


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Carl Newhard


Joan Page


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John Petersen


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Sandra Roscoe


Jack Sanders


Diana Smith


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Melvin Fields


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George Cotton
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Sharon


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Mary Alice EngeIke
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Paige Benton


Veronica


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James


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Lynne Coffin


John Cronan


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Leslie Berger


Donald Bonneau


Rod Brayton


Brenda Collins


EJizabeth Crooke


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Jay Bialkowski


Shirely Bonneau


Harry Bute


Sharon Cooper


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Cecilia Lelaidier


Robert Geddes


Stephanie Dreyer


Barbara Erikson


Albert Goguen


Bruce Him


Richard Jones


Elizabeth Limklcemann


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Patrick Dockery


Ginny Favorite


Andrea Grebien


Mary Jane Husted


Walter Kleefkins


Livia Lippincott


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Thomas Dugan


Carlos Fernandez


Judith Hakanson


Cody Holk


Keith Kenway


Bill Livingston


Paul Ebdon


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Helen FogIe


Barbara Hall


Gary Irving


Hazel Kirkland


John Manning


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Allen Messer


Katherine Kucikas


Diane Shore


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Mike Metcalf


Jose Rodriquez


Rebecca Slowick


Pamela Theriot


Leonard Webs


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David Miller


Hilda Saborio


Daniel Smith


Leslie Tompkins


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Elizabeth McLaren


Robert Morrissey


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Leo Sanchez


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Helen Spector


James Steams


Roberta Vache


Bobby Walker


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Robert Chan
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Colleen Lawson
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Linda Eglhinton


Derek Egger


Isabelle Adams


Jean Allan


Regina Brackins


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Beverly George


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Patricia Clarke


Nancy Chaphe


Louis Davis


Mary Louis Gross


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Pamela Johnston


John Humble


Betty Jarman


Tony Kuciklcas


Francis Lloyd


Stanley Leon


Carol Morland


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John Hallo


Lennart Hakanson


David Judson


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Robert Rankin


John Vasilake


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Wilma Rodriguez


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Joanne Tang


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STUDENT


ASSOCIATION


Unity is the main activity that is pro-
moted by the STUDENT ASSOCIA-
TION.
This important branch of the Associa-
tion has for its members nearly all of the
student body which elects a Student
Council consisting of four officers and
one representative from each homeroom.


The five officers for this year are
)seman (president), Jim Will
resident Pat Lawson (secretary)
alkowslki (treasurer). Bill WilI


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John
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Beth
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treas.).


By being a member students receive the
"Trade Wind." "Caribbean," and ad-
mission to all school dances, plays and
athletic contests.
All the awards sports, dramatics.
music are provided for by the SA.
Mr. James Pfau is the SA's sponsor.


FRONT ROW. left to right: Jim Will. John Boseman. Pat Lawson. Bill Will.
SECOND ROW. left to right: Shirley Bonneau. Leslie Berger. Elizabeth Hanna.
Verna Ray Hildebrand. MaryNell Lee. Ginny Favorite, Marguerite Engelke.
THIRD ROW. left to right: Hugo Tomkins. Joanne Tang. Keith Kulig. Hilda
Rieflkol, Claire White. Paul Leignadier.


ATHLETIC


COUNCIL


The Athletic Council is made up of
the Student Association alternates. Their


job is to take care of the gate at all C
athletic contests.
This year Mr. Gregg is sponsor.
The officers for this year are Jim
(president), and Bill Will treasuryr


.H.S.


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TORRID


ZONE


WIZARDS


The Torrid Z
local honorary s(
motes interest in
field trins, exoe


one Wi
science c
science
riments.


stations, and lectures.


izards, a
lub, pro-
through
demon-
Qualifi-


cations for membership include a
high scholastic average and an


active interest in


science.


FRONT ROW: Sally Eisen. treasurer: Frank McLeod, president;
SECOND ROW: Jean Seaman. Carol Agee. Jean Owen.


Berger. secretary.
Coate, Beth Bialkowski.


Maedl. sponsor.
THIRD ROW: Tom Billison, George Metcalf, Felix Karpinski, Jim Palumbo. Jim Will. Leroy Werlein.
FOURTH ROW: Phil Judson. Eddie Donahue. Gary Irving. Will Limkemann, Maurice Belanger.
Giles Martin.


CARIBE


CLUB


The Caribe Club


is an exclu-


sive club in which the members
are invited to join, depending on
their scholastic ability and their


interest
teaching.


a future


career


r ,fi ri m .t .-.ql


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Marguerite Engelke


Claire


Judy Griffon


White


SSecretary-Treasurer


NATIONAL


Jean Seama
President





HNO




HONOR


Karen


Coate


Beth Bialkowslki


SOCIETY


is el
Soci
and


The highest honor that Cristobal High School can bestow upon a student
election to membership in the Caribbean Chapter of the National Honor
ety. Qualifications for membership are character, leadership, scholarship


service.


THE


"21"


CLUB


TOP ROW. left to right: Bob Blair. J
Gloin. Tom Dugan. Jim Palumbo. Mr.


im Mc-
Steams.


Sponsor.
SECOND ROW from top, left to right: Bob
Hill. Jay Bialkowski. Paul Leignadier, Irl Sanders.
John Wainio.
THIRD ROW from top. left to right: Alex
Steamrns. John Boseman. Gary Irving. Pete Ender.
Bill Will, Larry Wilder.
BOTTOM ROW. left to right: Maurice Belan-
ger. Secretary. Keith Kulig. President. Jim Will.
Vice-President. Pablo Apolayo. Jim Williford.


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BOYS'

"C"


CLUB


KNEELING, left to right: Coach Paul Moser. Brian Lutz. Walter Woodruff. Jim Will. George
Cotton. Dewey Whitaker. Peter Ender. Jim McGloin, Don Bonneau. Jim Palumho.
TOP ROW. left to right: John Marshall. Carl Newhard. Harry Colbert, Melvin Fields. Mickey
Cunningham, Rex Daisey. Gerade DeTore. Joe Lorenzo. Herb Spector. Don Humphrey, John
Boseman. Russell Favorite. Dick Vinas. Keith Kulig. Jose Crooke. Bill Hogan. Gary Irving. Don
Bruce. Tom Dugan.


The C Club is composed of boys w
one of the three sports played in C.H.S.


Track.


officers


were


ho have made their letter in any
They are: Football. Baseball, and
n Humphrey, President: Russell


Favorite, Vice-President: and Keith Kulig, Secretary-Treasurer.
sponsored by Coach Ingram and Coach Moser.


' The club


KNEELING. left to right: Huey Lee.
President: Alice Taber. Secretary.
STANDING. left to right, first row: B
Leila Leon.
SECOND ROW. left to right: Shar
Jean Owen. Ginny Favorite. Janic
THIRD ROW. left to right: Sponsor.
Collins. Carol Seamen. Brenda M


Vice-President: Diane Hickey.
onnie Rankin, Norma Ramirez,


on McEIhone.


Marion Smith,


e Brownlee. Beverly Brownlee.
Mrs. Louis Fattorosi: Brenda
urray, Martha Johnson, Darce


Hause.


The Girls'


Athletic Association


sports club. composed only of the girls who are


outstanding in sports.


To become


a member.


girl must participate in at least two All-Star
teams in one year, or one All-Star team and be


among the, top ten in the point system.
sor of the club is Mrs. Louis Fattorosi.


The spon-


Cu^'f ^


GIRLS'


ATHLETIC


ASSOCIATION


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is an exclusive






NURSES


AIDE


CLUB


The Nurses' Aide Club is
an open club for all high
school girls who are inter-
ested in a future career in
nursing. During the sum-
mer, the girls in this club
work at Coco Solo Hospital
to further their knowledge
of nursing.


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m.-^s.p^i,


KNEELING: Esther Miller, president: Jean Van Der Hyden: Jear. beaman, 1st vice-president; Mary
Lou Washabaugh. 2nd vice-president; Carol Seaman, treasurer; Elizabeth Limkemann, historian:
Carolyn Peck., Gaye Livingston, Shirley Littleton.
SECOND ROW: Miss McLimans, sponsor: Marguerite Engelke. Kay Kunkel. Ellen Clute. Jean Owen,
Marion Smith. Diane Hickey. Ella Morales, Ann McClelland, Beverly Brownlee. Mary Beth Daugh-
erty. Sally Eisen, Louise Allgaier. Andrea Terrell. Pat Holmes. Emily Hearnm. Janice Brownlee.
Betsy Hewitt, Andrea Grebein. Livia Lippincott. Jean Dockery, Karen Coate, Stephanie Dreyer,
Bobby Vache.


JUNIOR


RIFLE


CLUB


The Junior Rifle Club is
composed of those students
who are interested in shoot-


ing and the correct
fire-arms. Each yi


use of


ear


club members compete in
National Rifle Matches and


the outstanding
receive awards.


marksmen


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DRAMATICS


CLUB


FRONT ROW: Mr. Fattorosi. sponsor: Jean
Seaman, treasurer: Sally Eisen. historian; Mar-
guerite Engelke. secretary: Pat Lawson, vice-
president: Claire WVhite. president.
SECOND ROW: Beverly George, Mary l.ou
Washabaugh. Kay Kunkel. Sandy Chester.
Esther Miller, Livia Lippincott. Cecilia L'lai-
dier. Lesley Berger.
THIRD ROW: Betsy Hewitt. Judy Gritron
David Miller, Gaye Livingston. Joan Page.
FOURTH ROW: Judy Hlakanson. Becky
McLeod Lynn Coffin, Ellen Clute. Ramorna
Anderson. Jean Dockerv. Carol Seaman.


FIFTH ROW: Stephanie Dreycr. Beverly
Brownlee. Elizabetl Limnkemann. Leila Leon.
Ann McClelland.
BACK ROW: David Larrison. Joe Lorenzo.
Harry Butz. Leroy Werlein. Vicki Fetller. Bill
Hayes. W\Vill Limgemann. Frank McLeod.
Louise Allgaier. Randy Alberga.


tics.
learn


The Dramatics Club is an open club to all high school students that are interested in drama-
This club produces the plays that are presented to the public and in this way the members
Sthe different aspects of drama.


NATIONAL


THESPIANS,


TROUPE


NO.


217


Will Limkemann. Treasurer; Esther
Secretary: Bill Hayes. President: Mr.
Fattorsi. Sponsor; Pat Lawson: Leroy
Werlein: Leila Leon; Joan Page. (N
lured. Claire White. Vice-President.)


Miller.
Louis
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OFFICE


GIRLS


The Office Girls run errands, type
memos, file. and do other helpful
jobs for an academic credit. They
work in the Principal's office.


Left to Right: Sharon McEIhone. Martha Johnson. Celsa Franceschi, Norma Ramirez, Joan Page.


LIBRARY


ASSISTANTS


The Library Assistants do innum-
erable jobs. such as keeping library
records, checking and replacing
books, and helping a student who
needs help while in the library.


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11"


A Comedy in Three Acts


Act One:
Lester Pelham's office in New
Late this spring.









(In order of their ap


York City.


,pearance)


Louie ............................................... W ill Limkemann
Alg ie .------.........................................................Joe Lorenzo
Iaggie Horton .--............................... -R-------ita Engelkce
Toni WVilliams .---......................-----..-..-........... Leslie Berger
Josephine Huxley .-.................---....-- .......... Nancy Gibson
Lester Pelham ...----- .............-..-...-...... ............... Bill Hayes
Casa ---.................-....---..-..................-........ Claire White
George Fleming ..---...........-. ..-....--.............. Leroy WVerlein
Pembina Gordley-Smith ........-.......... Martha Johnson
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Balboa High School won the trophy
with a total of thirteen points, with the


Tigers,.


the Athletic


Club,


ond, with a total of six points apiece.


Junior College


was unable


to score.


Both Cristobal and Balboa were not


scored


upon.


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QUEEN


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Co-Captain
Co-Captain


Donald
Russell


ing the queen with


Humphrey and
Favorite present-
a pendant.


Queen Patricia with head cheerleader
Huey Lee and Diane Hickey.







Nancy Gibson
Senior-2 yrs.


Diane Hickey
Senior-2 yrs.


CHEERLEADERS


Shirley Bonneau
Sophomore-I yr.


Sharon McElhone
Sophomore--i yr.


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Huey Lee
Senior (Capt.)-2


Molly Engelke
Sophomore-2 yrs.


Holly Eisen
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Princess Martha Johnson, Princess of the
Lillies and Daughter of the Sunset. Mar-
tha was escorted by Herbert Spector,
Chief of the Leftouts and Master of the
Waybacks.


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Princess Nancy Gibson, Pr
Roses and Daughter of
Nancy was escorted by Jo
Chief of the Single Wing
of the Bucketheads.


incess of the
the Sunrise.
hn Boseman.
and Master


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Princess Jean Owen. Princess of the
Daisies and Daughter of the Evening.
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Most


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Jool tal


1958


RUSS


FAVORITE


1950--Sullivan. Dick (QB)


195 1-Whitlock. Pau
10952-Bryant (center)


1953-McGaughey
1954-Bazan (back)


(guard)


(center)


1955-Fears (guard). Bazan (back)


956-Rankin


1957-Sasso


(back


(back)


JUDGES'


COMMENT


"Just his presence


in the game gave


team the lift it needed, and


was unequaled."
"This year, more than


ever


as a lin


your


e backer

CHS has


had such an equal balance of strength that it
was extremely difficult to select a Most Valu-
able Player. Russ Favorite showed well both






Princess Marguerite Engelke, Princess of the
Orchid, and Daughter of the Noon-Day Sun.
Marguerite was escorted by Keith Kulig. Chief
of the Acrobats and Master of the Forward Pass.


Queen Huey I, owner of the Flowers, Daughter
of the Jewels, Lady of the Night and Ruler of
C.H.S. Huey was escorted by Donald Humph-
rey, Knight of the Blue and Gold. Master of the
Quarterback Sneak and Caller of the Plays.









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CHS


BASEBALL


TEAM


KNEELING. left to right: Gerarde DeTore. Keith Kulig. Donald Humphrey, Jim
Richard Vinas.


Will. Larry Wilder,


STANDING. left to right: Alexis


Stearnms


(manager). Donnie Bruce. Jimmy Palumbo. Hugo Tompkins.


Jimmy McGloin. John Wainio. Marty Hernandez, Brian Lutz, George Cotton, Coach Ingram.


George Cotton
Catcher


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Donnie Bruce
Right Field


Jimmy McGloin
First Base


Richard Vinas
Center Field


Donald Humphrey
First Base


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Larry Wilder
Second Base


Keith Kulig
Shortstop


Jim Will
Outfield


Hugo Tompkins
Left Field


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TRACK


SQUAD


FIRST ROW: David Larrison. Donald Humphrey. Keith Kulig. Coach Moser.
SECOND ROW: Gary Irving. Richard Swalm. Carl Newhard. Donald Bonneau. Walter Woodroff.
Warren Marquard. Danny Smith.
THIRD ROW: Joseph McGoff. Hugo Tompkins. Joe Lorenzo, Thomas Billison. Bolando Sterling. Tommy
Bowers. Dewey Whitaker, Jose Crooks.


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Coach


Moser


r


100 Yd.


Dash


Irl Sanders-Mile Run


Keith Kulig-Broad Jump,


Discus.


Waller


Woodruff-70(


Hurdles, 220


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Hugo


Tompkins-440


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180 Yd. Low Hurdles


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BOWLING


TEAM


Louis Martin


Boya Captain
Bill Hogan


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Coach Louie Dedeaux


Girls' Captain
Judy Griffon


Louise Allgair


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go to press the end-of-year sports pictured on
etely organized and we. therefore, not wanting


this page have not yet
Sto omit these activities


of which C.H.S.
the pool (above)
members are alre
year. (Swimmir


is proud, present a few swimming practice snapshots taken
and (below) the 1058 C.H.S. basketball team. Some of
1dy C.H.S. alumni; the others will be striving for victory


ig team coach: Dedeaux).


BACK ROW: Bill Gibson. Coach Moser.
man. George Kirkland.
FRONT ROW: Keith Kulig. Wendy Sass


Eddie


;o. Peter


Pakon. Ronald Chin. John Bose-
Ender. Do01ld Humphrey.


SWIMMING




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"A"


LEAGUE


VOLLEYBALL


The All-Stars are selected by Mrs.
Fattorosi from the girls who go out for
intramurals.


League tied with Balboa


for second and third.


The first game


was with Balboa, but CHS lost 55 to


25. The second
CHS 17 to 44.


The third game


was with JC;


with Balboa. 31 to 19 in favor of Cris-


tobal, and the last game
CHS. 19: JC. 22.


was with JC.


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FIRST ROW. left to right: Alice Taber. Bonny Rankin. Diane Hickey
iptain, Darce Hause. Ella Mae Morales. SECOND ROW. left to right:


Mary Jane Husted-Manager, Mary Lou Washabaugh, Carol Seaman. Nancy
Gibson. Janice Brownlee. Martha Johnson, Jean Owen. not pictured, Brenda
Murry.


"B"


LEAGUE


VOLLEYBALL


The baby


"B" leaguers had


a little


better


season.


They


games, both with Balboa.
for first. Their first game


played two
They tied
was lost by


one point,
they won,


55 to 34.


The second game


game


was