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CRI STOBAL
HIGH
SCHOOL
r ".. 4.. L4 I
1941
1940
MR. KENNETH VINTON
ed
cat
o n
seniors
1941
dedicate
yearbook
to Mr. Kenneth
SVinto
our class
sponsor,
who
a cheerful
tsor,
wzse
counselor,
inspirational
teacher,
invaluable
friend
to all.
Administration
C1
MR. CECIL L. RICE
Principal of C. H. S.
MR. BEN WILLIAMS
Supt. of C. Z. Schools
acul
Miss Barbara J. Bai
Physical Education
Degrees-B. S., Chicago Training Si
creation and Physical Educatior
School, Columbia University.
Before CHS-Supervisor Physical
Public School-Muskegon, Mich.
Activities-Varsity Club, Intramural
ley
school of Re-
1, Graduate
Education,
Mr. Pai
American Prol
Degrees-A. B., Findl
Michigan University.
Before CHS-Emerson
Ohio.
Activities-Sponsor of
Thespians.
Sports.
u1 L. Beck
lets, Mathematics
lay College, Ohio;
.
School,
Dramatic
Club
Lakewood,
, National
Miss
Hallie
Mathematics,
Beavers
Household
Degrees-A. B., Women's College, U. N. C.;
M. A., Duke Untversity, N. C.
Before CHS-Durham High School, North Caro-
lina.
Activities-Cafeteria cashier,
man Class.
Co-sponsor of Fresh-
Miss Jeaine Brown
Teach<
Degre s--A.
University
of English
B., Univers'ty
of Missouri.
Librarian
of Missouri;
Before CHS-Southwest Missouri
College.
Activities-Sponsor of Sophomor
State
M. A.,
Teachers
e Class.
Mr. Noel
Woodwork and
Degrees-B.
S., Bradley
Gibson
Metal
Polytechnical
Before CHS-Balboa High School, Balboa,
Zone.
Algebra, Solid
Degrees-A. B
State.
Institute.
Canal
Mr. Ted
Geometry,
., Heidelbur
Hotz
Trigonometry
g, Ohio; M.
Before CHS-Newport High School
Kentucky.
Activities-Student Council Advisor.
Phvs'cs.
.. Ohio
, Newport,
Miss
Degrees-A.
bama.
Before
s Doris
Household
Judson
Oswald
Griffin
Arts
College,
CHS-Murphy
Alabama.
Activities-Cafeteria.
Marion,
School
Mobile,
E. Jorstad
Glee, Band, Orchestra
Degrees-B. A., Concordia College, Minnesota;
B. M. Concordia Conservatory of Music, North
Dakota.
Before CHS--High School, Valley City, North
Dakota.
Activities-Music
and Christmas
Festivals.
- al
I
acul
r^____-r
Mr. Forrest
K. Bryan
Mechanical Drawing, Woodwork
D:grees-B. S., Teachers College, Kansas; M. A.,
Colorado College of Education, Greeley, Colo-
radio.
Before CHS-Training School, Pittsburgh,
Activities-Junior Class, Co-sponsor.
Kansas.
Paul
Degrees-A
Journalism,
. B., Leba
sylvania; M. A. Du
fore CHS-Ephrata
Pennsylvania.
Activities-Trade
Wind
J. Evancoe
U. S. History
on Valley Colle
ke
School,
"ge,
Penn-
Ephrata,
and Caribbean.
Mr. J.
General
Clark
Math
Degrees-DE. S., New Yorl
Before CHS-Southampton,
lematics
c University.
Degrees-A
Island C(
tore C:H
vice; Phy
Fund, St
Atlantic
Dr. George Eugene
Director of School Health
. B., Cornell University; M. D., Long
college Hospital.
S-Surgeon U. S. Public Health Ser-
'sician, New York State Compensation
irgeon U. S. Coast Guard on North
Iceberg Patrol.
Miss
Bess
English<
Degrees-A. B., West
West Virginia U
Before CHS-Thurston
burg, Pennsylvania.
Activities-Sponsor of
M. Liter
h 11 12
Virginia Univ
Preparatory
the Junior
Miss Mary
ersity;
School
Class.
M. A.,
Fre
Degrees-A. B.,
bia University.
Pitts
Before
nch,
W
est
CHS-Follansb
bee, West Virginia
Activities-Co-advisor
Elizabeth Moore
Latin,
Spanish
* Virginia;
iee High
of Student
M. A.
School,
Colum-
Follans-
Council.
Degrees-B.
Carl Maedl
General
State
head, Minnesota.
Before CHS-Sauk
Rapids, Minnesota.
Science
Teachers
Rapids
School
Moor-
, Sauk
Mr. Howard
Director of Physic
Degrees-B. A., University
A., Columbia.
Before CHS-Director of
Education, Haverford, Pa.
Activities-Sports.
Neff, Jr.
al Education
of Pennsylvania;
Health
Physical
I Sfal~- -.
- I~ES
1
no
Be
Be
1.
IAll IY
ar i
ean
af
MR. P
Faculty
J. EVANCOE
MARJORIE
Advisor
Editor
GILDER
r"'i
~y~m1 K
""r ~ A
~'~
Ax
A/)f
4:
Assistant
Editor
Jerrye
Philippe
Classes ............
George
Butler
111:'1
L;
"::
Ly*
rl;
I,
...
Senior
Class
History
Looking
which
ones.
ago.
have
We
backward
terminated
entered
The frosh-soph
over
our high
so quickly
Cristobal
High
brawl started
havc
Schoc
school
e been,
)1
careers,
as freshmen,
the year, and
the class
four
whole,
ust four
years
happy
years
got organized
soon afterward by electing Jack Brayton as
president;
Emily
Peggy
Horine and
McCleary,
Eddie
secretary;
Wheeler
president;
Frances
as girl
Frank Cain,
Davenport,
v Student
vice-
treasurer;
Association
representatives.
Miss
Moore
was
class
sponsor.
Freshman
the school
the dance
men left o
Carnival I
sponsored
n vacation,
Class
contributed
running
three
SFreshmen
on their way
toward
booths.
was
given.
toward
being
success
middle
June,
of May,
we Fresh-
Sophomores.
Arriving
back
to school
September,
we Sophomores
to work
president;
Walsh an
13;
distinguished
Our class pic
Soph
electing Edd
'elyn Shirley,
ra Jean
ourselves
:nic on
dance
sponsor
given
class.
1C
Doyle
as
January
e Wheeler
secretary;
Student
Sophomores
at tme
in the Gym
president;
Arlene
Peggy
Hoffman,
Association
McCleary
treasurer:
representative
winning
Gun
Club
March.
was a
Miss
success, as
Jeanne
Brown
, vice-
James
s. We
crown.
was
was
In
sident;
tary; C
our Junior year in
Arlene
,race
Hoffman,
Marcuse
was a big year for us.
entertained
at the
Poin
was
the seniors
t, which, c
a success
in s
1939,
Tommy
vice-president;
Delbert
McGuinness
Mary
Harris
Louise
was elect
Messer,
representatives
We got our class rings, put out the essay
at the Junior-Senior Banquet, and gave
In account
pite of the
rain,
weather.
was c
Miss
a
continuedd
Liter
was
Junic
ed pre-
secre-
. This
annual,
picnic
e Gym,
or class
sponsor, and Mr.
Bryan,
co-sponsor.
In our
John Pu'
Carty, tre
sentatives
last year,
cci,
asurn
in t
1940-41,
vice-president;
er; Marjorie (
he
we Seniors chose
Virginia
;ilder
Student Council.
and
Mr.
Naylor,
Frank S
Vinton
Frank C
secretary;
;cott,
and
,ain,
Senior
Mrs. S
president;
Homer
class
Ipencer
repre-
acted
as class sponsors.
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traime a '1,, thf
ThInlcc-vmn o-
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r
rl nn rn
ar
tr mE3
rl il)llmn
e ni
o r
ass
cers
aI
FRANK
CAIN
President
JOHN
Vice-President
MR.
KENNETH
Sponsor
VINTON
-s -F.
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E3o~
PUCCI
r rr
a kl
r
I
~sll
MARIE BAI
Annapolis,
Entered
Volley
)DERS
mnd.
C. Z. Schools-1940
Team
MADELINE
Ancon
Entered
BOZEMAN
C. Z. Schools-1929
DaJsketball
Volleyball
Club 2.
Tennis
Baseball
* 1, 2;
Biology
LUCILLE
Boston,
Entered
BARON
Mass.
C. Z. Schools-l
ee Club;
ind, and
Acapella Choir;
Caribbean.
Dramatic
Trade
JACK
Providence
Entered C.
BRAYTON
Rhode
Island
Z. Schools-1929
Soccer 1. 2, 3; Football 1,
ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Bask tball 1,
ming 1, 2; Tennis 3; Softball
2; Class President 1.
BARBARA
Norwalk,
3, 4;
3, 4:
Trade
BATH
Conn.
Entered
Glee Club; La Pas
and Operetta 3.
C. Z. Schools-1929
Trade
Wind;
Caribban,
~"t'e'
Llit
V "3
BEN
New
Entered (
BRUNDAGE
Rochelle,
C. Z. School
s-1940
FRANK
Colon,
BAXTER
Panama
~ m~rw br< < a~
,, i"
""Z
WILLIE
MARIE
CALLAWAY
Mobile
Entered
Alabama
C. Z. Schools-Sept.
Biology
2, 3, 4;
Club
Tenni
ball 1, 2, 3,
ball 3; La Pa
mittee 4; Opel
2; Soccer 1, 2; Basketi
s 2, 3; Varsity 2, 3, 4;
4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3
s 2, 3; Commencement
rettas 1, 2.
ball 1,
Volley-
; Soft-
Com-
LEO
CONLEY
Cristobal,
Entered
C. Z. Schools-1927
Football
ball 1.
3, 4; I
Soccer
Baseball
1, 2,
1, 2, 4; Easket-
3; Water Polo
JOHN
CARR
Louis,
Track
Team
FRANCES
Kingstc
DAVENPORT
-lub 2, 3, 4;
4; Dramatic
4; Volleyball
La Pas
2, 3;
1, 2, 3,
2, 3, 4;
Acapella
Tennis
Choir
J
C
Trade Wind
4; All-Star
ball 4;
Cheerleader
Intr
OHN CARTER
,olon, Panama
4; Intrmaural Water Polo Team
Water Polo 4; Intramural Foot-
amural Swimming (capt.) 4;
.1 4,
ROSEMARY DIGMAN
Youngstown, Ohio
Entered C.
Z. Schools--1935
Basketball
ball 1, 2,
1, 2; Con
1, 2, 3; Baseball 1, 2,
3; Swimming 1, 2,
nmencement Committee
Volley-
Soccer
GILBERT
CHASE
^
EVA
JEAN
DOYLE
Colon,
Panama
Volleyball
Tennis 1,
1, 2, 3,
2, 3, 4
presentat
bottball
Entered
C. Z. Schools-1934
3, 4; Basketball 1, 2,
2, 5, 4;
4; La Pas
; Varsity 2,
ive; Orchestra
3, 4.
occer 1, 2; Glee Club
, 3, 4; Dramatic Club
3, 4; Sophomore Re-
3, 4; Accompanist 4;
CARL
Colon,
ENDER
Panama
Entered
Llub ,
Soccer
C. Z. Schools-October
baseball
1, 2, 5;
football
rlto 2; Dramatic Club
, 1929
-; Basketball
1, 2, 3, 4;
3; La Pas 2.
LEE DOYLE
Colon, R. P.
Entered
Football
ball 1, 2
Swimming
baseball
*, >, 4;
g 1, 2;
1, 2, .,
Schools-October,
4; La Pas 1, 2,
Soccer
U",
Club
1934
: Basket-
2; Dramatics
.4;
GEORGE
Colon
ESTENOZ
C. Z. Schools-Feb.,
Basketball;
Itlee Club.
RICHARD
Gat
HORINE
;un, C. Z.
GOLF
Entered C.
Orcnhstra 1,
2, >; football
4; Water Pol
Librarian 3. 4
. Z. Schools-Sept.,
2; tSaseoatl
1, 2, 4;
o 0 4:
i tade
>, 4; band
etball 1, 2,
WI
lntl
aswe. r'IP
3,
-4
FABIAN FORERO
Columbia
Baseball
Ilnnms
1, 2; Basketball
1; Sotcball 1, 2.
FANNIE
MARIE
Soccer
ELDRIDGE
\ ater
Entere
Football;
3,
~a~--
MARJORIE GILDER
Cristobal,
C. Z. Schools-Sept.,
La Pas 1, 2, 3; Tennis 4; Yearbook Editor;
Trade Wind; Student Council 4; Biology
Club; Jr.-Sr. Committee.
DELBERT F.
Bridgetown,
Entered C. Z. Sch<
C:A:
4r
HARRIS
Barbados
ls-Sept.. 1937
La Pas 2; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 1,
3; Glee Club 2, 4; Good Citizenship Club
Student Council 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3,
Baseball 3, 4.
Enter
Football
Club 2;
JACK GILDER
Cristobal, C. Z.
C. Z. Schools-Sept.,
2, 3, 4;
Dramatics
ROBERT
Basketball
4.
DALE
2, 3;
HARRIS
Entered
Photo Club
C. Z. Schools-Sept.,
3, 4; La
Pas 3, 4; Biology
LOUISE
New
Entered
GORMELY
Mexico
C. Z. Schools-Sept.,
2, 3;
Operetta
Carnival
2, 3;
2; Gl
Tennis
Club 1, 2,
; Volleyball
HARRY HEINTZ
Covington,
Entered
Louisiana
C. Z. Schools-Sept.,
Band 1, 2, 3; Orche
2, 3, 4; Basketball 1,
ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer
St
ra 1, 2; Football 1,
2, 4; Track 4; Base-
1; Glee Club I, 2, 3.
1, Glee Club 1, 2, 3.
MARGARET
RITA
GOULET
Entered
I1
,:x "~:E
I a""U:,:i,~~k
gi~;,
"
o3o
""
ARLENE I
Elyria,
Entered
Glee Club
Basketball
presentative
IOFFMAN
Ohio
C. Z. Schools-Sept.,
1, 2; Soccer
1, 2; Volleyb;
1, 2; Vice P
all 1.
'reside
2; La Pa
2; Class
nt 3.
JACK
JAMES
Charlotte,
Entered
C. Z. Schools-Nov.
18, 1940
Baseball
OPAL
St.
Entered
Club
3.
WAINE HOLGERSON
Andrews, Colombia
C. Z. Schools-Sept.
1, 2, 3, 4; Sports 1,
, 1928
2; La Pas
CATHERINE JUSTICE
Jasper, Alabama
4-.- -VT
It 7
Enrlred
EM
Entered
C. Z. Schools-Sept.,
ILY MAE HORI
Colon, Panama
C. Z. Schools-Scpt.
NE
Tenni.
2, 3,
Varsit
1, 2,
3,4;
s
1. 2.
4;
4; Softball
y 2, 3, 4:
3, 4: Of
Class Reprec
Soccer 1, 2: Vollevball 1,
3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3. 4:
Swimming 1, 2; Basketball
perettas 1, 2. 3: Acapella
tentative 1; Biology Club 2.
LAURENA KELLER
Washington, D. C.
Entered
C. Z. Schools-Sept.,
1, 2, 3; La Pas 2, 3;
EUGENIA
VAE
eretta
HUFF
Is 2;
Re-
7
----m
---
MABLE
Colon,
LYEW
Entered
Glee Club
ketball
Soccer
La Pas
1, 2,
1, 2;
1, 2,
C. Z. Schools-Sept.,
Tennis
Volleyball
1.
.937
4; Bas-
2, 3, 4;
2, 3, 4;
3, 4; Acapella Chorus
JOHN McCUTCHEON
Los
Entered
Angeles, California
C. Z. Schools-Sept., 194
NEIL
MAGNER
Ancon
Entered
Football
C. Z. Schools-Sept.
1, 2,
Soccer
1. 2;
1928
Baseball
1, 2; Track 1, 2, 3. 4; Basketball 1,
4; Dand 2, 3. 4: Glee Club 2. 3; Orc
2. 3; La Pas Club 2. 3; Dramatic Club
Operetta 3; Photo Club 2, 3.
:hestra
2, 3;
THOMAS
Cosl
McGUINNESS
ta Rica
Entered
Glee Club
logy; Pres.
ball 3; Bas
Football
C. Z. Schools-Sept.,
e
1, 2; Vars:ty
Junior Class:
:ball 4; Tracl
Club Pres. 3: Bio-
Football 2; Basket-
KVV',"*`
I' >0
cCARTY
1; I
>I <<4 i*
Ohio
als--Sept
t., 1937
3, 4; Thes-
Treasurer of
Swimming.
MILBURN
1, 2; Dramatics
4; Glee Club 2,
Photo
Entered
McCUNE
ippines
1, 3, 4;
3. 4:
Softball
1. 2, 3.
3, 4; Varsity
U.
'C
HOMER Mi
Cleveland
Entered C. Z. Schoc
ORVILLE
C. Z. Schools-1940
MA
kRY LAMAR
Manila, Phil
I;~BF
:X
ih
rr,,
r
, ',
"i
:
k
- ---
MARl
Charleston
VIN ODOM
, South Carolina
Entered
C. Z. Schools-Sept.
25, 1939
Baseball.
GIOCONDA
Colon, R.
Entered
PUCCI
P.
C. Z. Schools-Sept.,
La Pas
Varsity
Varsity
President
LOUIS
PALMER
Colon,
Entered C. Z. Schools-Sept.,
S ~
Baseball 1,
Glee Club
4; Captain
Track 1.
Football
1, 3;
I
~~Vt~r
a.^^-^-^^^1^
^^^^^^*^*^^^^T
..^_^^^.
'I----?
JOHN
Colon
Enterc
PUCCI
C. Z. Schools-Sept.,
Soccer 1.
ball 1, 2,
3; Softball
, 3; Dasketbai
', 4; Football
4; Track 1,
1, 2, 3,
2, 3, 4.
, 4; Base-
4; Tennis
JUSTINA
Panama
Entered
City
PEREZ
, Panama
C. Z. Schools-Sept.
1, 2, 3;
: Soccer
Tennis 1,
1; Softball
, 1938
2; Volleyball
HAROLD
Butler
Entered
d 1, 2
3, 4; F
ROSE
, Pennsylvania
C. Z. Schools-Sept.,
2; Orchestra
! 3
footballl
KATHRYN
PHILLIPS
I
~I*
MARVIN
SALMON
t
A
Colon, R. P.
Entered
Football
1, 2, 3;
Polo 2,
Orchestra
C. Z. Schools-Sept.,
, 2, 3, 4;
Softball 2,
3, 4; Band
1, 2, 3.
EVELYN
Cristobl
Scccer 1, 2; 1
3; Baseball
1, 2; Glee
SHIRLEY
al. C. Z.
1929
Basketball
1; Water
Club 1;
4$ ^^^^
1^"VI'
Entered
C. z.
ccretary of Stud
, 4; Volleyball
ent
Schools-Sept., 1
t Council 1; La
-, 3, 4; Tennis
929
Pas
2,
Soccer
<1
x~~I
<>4
0:
YV >* <
EDITH SANDERS
Colon, R. P.
Entered C. Z. Schools-Sept., 1931
Jr.-Sr. Banquet Committee; La Pas 1, 2;
Biology Slub 2; Senior Commencement Com-
mittte 4.
MARION AILEEN SNYDER
Vineland
Entered C.
e Club; Bi
; Operettas.
New
Jersey
Z. Schools-Sept.,
biology
Club;
Softball
4 4>:
1937
; Volley-
LENORE
Davenport,
Entered
Gles Club
Entered
Glee
Oper
2, 3,
ball
Club
SCHICK
Iowa
C. Z: Schools-Sept.,
4; Sports 4.
IRENE STADE
Taft, California
Z. Schools-Feb.
Club 1, 2, 3,
ettas 1, 2, 3; Soo
4; Tennis 1, 2,
Captain; Vollevball
2; Acap-lla Choir
, 1937
I; La Pas 2. 3. 4;
cer 1, 2; Softball I,
3, 4; All-Star Basket-
1, 2, 3, 4; DEology
FRANK
SCOTT
3
FU WK
--rr~
JAMES
Cristoba
WALSH
in
Entered
Glee
La
I-2, 2
^ T p
C. Z. Schools-Sept.,
Club 1, 2. 3
Pas 2; Football
; Baseball 1, 2
, 4; St
1, 2,
, .
udent Council
3; Basketball
RACHEL
Brooklyn,
YOHROS
New
Entered
C. Z. Schools-
KEITH
CAMPBELL
PAT McCORMICK
Ancon
C. Z.
Fort
Sill,
Oklahoma
Entered
C. Z. Schools-1929
Entered
C. Z. Schools-Oct.
, 1940
Football
Orchestra
Soccer
3; Stock
room
Band
Glee Club
Trade
Wind
DONALD
PHILLIP
HAGGART
Fort Monroe
Entered
C. Z. Schools-July
1939
Entered C.
Trade Wind 4.
Z. Schools-Feb.
, 1941
Track
4; Water
Polo 3
PEGGY M
Chanute,
neere
[cCLEARY
Kansas
C. Z. Schools-Nov.,
Basketball
1, 2; La
volleyball
Association Trcasurer
Class Secretary 1.
1, 2;
Tennis
Swimming
1; Student
2; S. A. Secretary
York
WAYNE
Angeles,
NELLIS
California
Senior
Class
Prophecy
Sefior Prognosticum, world
incognito, friend of the Seniors,
of the Cristobal High School gra
starlit night of April, as in a
Southern Cross on a concrete I
France Field, he began:
authority on astrology, traveling
consented to foretell the futures
duates of 1941. On the cloudless,
trance, while sitting under the
bench along Colon beach facing
I see CATHERINE JUSTICE, LAURENA KELLER, MARIE
BADDERS, and KATHRYN PHILLIPS as secretaries to JOHN
CARTER, the publisher of the "Western Thriller" magazine.
LUCILLE BARON has just returned to America from one of
her most daring ventures as a foreign correspondent, and was
accompanied by BARBARA BATH, designer for Sacks 5th Avenue,
who made the trip to Europe especially to select the latest models.
FRANK BAXTER and FABIAN FORERO must be congratu-
lated for just having made the rank of first-class potato-peeler
at Camp Spud.
MADELINE BOZEMAN is running a kindergarten for the sons
and daughters of the sons and daughters of her graduating class.
The headlines read "BRUNDAGE DIGS BIG DITCH." While
a little to the right hand side of the page is "Famous woman
chemist succeeds in making the unbreakable test tube." Her
name is FRANCES DAVENPORT.
WILLIERIE CALLAWAY has just begun the much talked-
about escort bureau. The head men of Callaway's Escort Bureau
are HARRY HEINTZ and GILBERT CHASE.
KEITH CAMPBELL is Associated Press Photographer of the
Canal.
EDITH DIXON has just taken Miss Barbara Bailey's place as
Cristobal High School gym teacher.
HENRY BUTCHER and JACK BRAYTON have been reported
on the Isthmus with their exclusive three-ring circus.
FRANK CAIN is president of the American Drug Association,
ROSEMARY DIGNAM is the private secretary of Colonel
Plushbottom.
EVA JEAN DOYLE is a social worker who is now touring Tent
City, Colon. Hier brother, LEE DOYLE, has
job picking bones out of bananas for the U
RICHARD EGOLF is sports writer for
which comes out the fifth Tuesday of each
FANNIE MARIE ELDRIDGE has a fine
National Bank, but she doesn't tell.
CARL ENDER is the owner of the Palm
bound coast of Siberia.
I
L
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been given a fulltime
united Fruit Company.
the Ghosttown Special
February.
job as the teller of the
Be
GEORGE ESTENOZ has just been elected
JERRYE GEORGE has the position as h
of the society column of the Podunk Center
the hands of the receivers.
A brother and sister enter two different n
vices. MARJORIE GILDER is a hostess on an
tach Inn on the ice-
Mayor of Colon.
ead gossip-gatherer
Herald, already in
nationall defense ser-
Army Bomber, while
I
Congressmen HERMAN, GEORGE HERMAN, filibusters on Aid
to Orphaned Rabbits in Montana.
ARLENE HOFFMAN has just won her fifth consecutive con-
test in shadow jitterbug dancing.
OPAL HOLGERSON has the most honored job on the Isthmus,
as secretary to the Mayor of Colon.
EMILY HORINE and EUGENIA HOFF are still working on
their previous jobs. Emily scientifically cans bananas for United
Fruit and Eugenia makes artificial static for the Tropical Radio.
JACK JAMES is a sharecropper on a North Carolina tobacco
farm.
General KELLY has just finished his two
volumn on the military technique on capturing th
MABEL LYEW has entered medical practice
on ailing iguanas.
NEIL MAGNER is escaping matrimony by ai
to Bombay on his journey around the world in h
sailboat, the Adventurer.
HOMER McCARTY is feature photographer for
cializes on female faces, like EVELYN SHIRLEY,
tobal High School classmates.
The society headlines of the year concern t
PEGGY McCLEARY to Musthava Ford, Jr. heir to
millions.
PATRICIA McCORMICK
Color Girl for West Point
r in the Canal
,t France Field
, has "Butch"
coconut fortur
RGINIA NAYL
vital to the
Zone 1
. JOHN
Malone
re.
OR,
Ana
pitcher,
pilot a
lawyer
on his
VI
crets
thousand page
ie opposite sex.
by specializing
extended
eighteen
trip
foot
Vogue and spe-
one of his Cris-
.he marriage of
the automobile
has accepted a permanent
. THOMAS McGUINNESS is
Vorld Series. MARY McCUN
McCUTCHEON, the famous
acquitted for not paying inc
position
the star
E is test
criminal
come tax
the second Mata Hari, lured defense se-
rticania from Admiral JAMES WALSH.
WAYNE NELLIS a Gatun lock guard, was given official
tion, recently, for discovering two spies disguised as CHS
MARVIN ODOM has just honored CHS with another
talk on: "How I Rose to Prominence."
JUSTINA PEREZ is the cedula secretary to the ]
Colon, and KATHRYN PHILLIPS has the job of modeling
Sacks.
GIOCONDA PUCCI has been chosen Carnival Quec
New Orleans Mardi Gras. JOHN PUCCI has opened the
Bazaar on Bolivar Street. with expensive prices, and
models from New York City.
HAROLD ROSE has named his new orchestra the Re
because his dad's orchestra is the Rose Buds. MARVIN
slaps the bass fiddle so hard the Humane Society is sueir
CLYDE RULEY has taken all of Finlayson's busini
Now you wait three weeks instead of three months fc
EDITH SANDERS and LENORE SCHICK have just finis
nursing course and have
drupeds. MARIAN SNYDE
the Rice Mansion. IRENE
opened their
R is known
STADE has
recogni-
students.
visit and
Mayor of
r hats for
;n in the
Poorman
exclusive
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SALMON
ng him.
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hed their
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as the gracious mistress of
just been chosen Assistant
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1937-Freshman
SUBJECT TEACHERS GRADES
H. H. Arts 9 Bowman B+
Spanish 10 Cresto C+
General Math Beavers B+
Gym Bailey C
English 9 Brown A-
Sophomore Year
SUBJECT TEACHERS GRADES
Advanced H. H. Arts Pepoon A-
Spanish 11 Spencer B
English 10 Brown A
Biology Vinton A-
Speech Worrell B
Junior Year
SUBJECT TEACHERS GRADES
Elementary Typing Patterson B
English 11 Liter A
U. S. History Evancoe A
Chemistry Vinton B+
Senior Year
SUBJECT TEACHERS GRADES
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1937-Freshman
SUBJECT TEACHERS GRADES
English 9 Brown B+
Spanish 9 Cresto B+
Algebra 9 Stickler A+
General Science Stickler A
Occupational Information Anderson B
Physical Education Seller A-
Sophomore Year
SUBJECT TEACHERS GRADES
Plane Geometry Beavers A
English 10 Brown B+
Biology Vinton A
Spanish 10 Spencer A
Glee Club Jorstad A
Gym Pesco A
Algebra XI Hotz A
Junior Year
SUBJECT TEACHERS GRADES
Solid Geometry Hotz A
English 11 Liter A-
Chemistry Vinton A-
U. S. History Evancoe A-
Latin 9 Moore A-
Gym Neff B+
American Problems Beck B
Senior Year
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BLACKIE
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TY JANE FOULKES.
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AARJEAN METZGER.
to ADMIRAL JAMES FUREY.
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BRENNEN.
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to ELVIN INGRAM.
MARION KING.
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to GABDY INGRAM.
COLLINS.
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GIRL.
to ADOLPH BELDEN.
2" to ANN WILLIAMS.
K PICADO.
GEORGIA BUTLER.
to FRANKLIN ENRIQUEZ.
ILIPA ROSALES.
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his yearly
bequeaths
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FRANK CAIN leaves JAMES CAIN
JOHN P. CARR bequeaths, "Since
(suspenders,
personal
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watch
bands,
etc.
GILBERT CHASE wills his squeaky sl
EDITH DIXON leaves her punctuality
FANNIE M. ELDR1DGE AND VIRG
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RICHARD GOLF wills
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GEORGE ESTENOZ lea
JOHN PUCCI bequeaths
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the highest bIdder.
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the protection of the future
to carry on for the "CAINS"!
CHARLES McMILLAN is so
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to BETTY SHEA.
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his beard to KIRT McCLEARY.
mustache to JAMES CAIN.
is love for English to JIMMY
her catalogue
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:lass president.
fond of g'ass
my glass
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articles
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all of their
MAHER.
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virtues
KEENAN.
FERNANDEZ.
ILDRED BRAIN.
FABIAN FORERO wills his "Black Eye" to ROBERT FRENCH.
JERRYE GEORGE bequeaths her "Pink Garter" lipstick to KATHLEEN HUNT.
MARJORIE GILDER and PEGGY McCLEARY leave their meanderings to GLORIA LEESER
and ARLEEN RANDALL.
JOHN GILDER leaves his Cockney accent to CLIFF JAMES.
KEITH CAMPBELL wills
EVELYN SHIRLEY leaves
ALFRED TONNESON lea
JAMES WALSH bequeaths
RACHEL YOHROS leaves
LOUISE GORMELY leave
McCOY.
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JACK JAMES leave
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GOULET
CATHERINE JUST
LAURENA KELLER
ROBERT HARRIS
NEIL MAGNER
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her braids to GEORGIA BUTLER.
yes his 'good humor" to the high
his chair in Detention Hall to M
her typewriter to DORIS DROWN
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HARRY KELLY wills his ability to
MABLE LYEW leaves her curly lo<
MARY McCUNE wills her earrings
JUSTINA PEREZ leaves her Short
W1LLIERE CALLAWAY wills her
JOHN CARTER leaves his
FRANCES DAVENPORT
ROSEMARY DIGNAM lea
LOUIS PALMER bequeaths
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periods
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the office
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MAGNER.
Physics.
BLACKIE
to HELEN
s to next years Chemistry students.
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to JOSEPHINE BRENNAN.
Hotz to MARJEAN METZGER.
:ness nature to ADMIRAL JAMES FUREY.
lot and say nothing to JAMES PESCOD.
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health of knowledge to GABBY INGRAM.
hair to DERRELL COLLINS.
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m to ELLIS COATS.
powers of persuasion to
eyes of blue, five ft. 2"
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her "winning
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Haywood, M. Homelin,
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Avanell Barker Tampa. Fla. Stamps Baga
Lois Boscola San Pedro, Cal. Photography
Doris Drown Ancon, C. Z. Boat Riding Red
Doris Brundage Pelham, N. Y Reading Dot
Eula Ma: Callaway Gatun Chewing gum Sugar
Eleanor Chambless Calumet City, Ill. Stamps Bill
Ada Crandall Quantico, Va. Flirting Jinx
Barbara Dyer Washington, D. C. Banana Splits Bobbie
Irene Egglesion Colon Chewing gum Renie
Blanca Facdol Panama Writing and Reading
Audrey Frederick Cristobal Swimming Aud
Nadine Grammar Springfield, Missouri Collecting charms Peaches
Donna Hansen Nebraska
Dorothy Harrison Chicago, Illinois Dot
Kathryn Haywood Mobile, Alabama Sports Kay
Helen Herman Gatun Sue
Edna Mae Hewitt Cristobal, C. Z. iiddy
Muriel Holmelin New York City Sports
Gloria Ingram Cristobal Dancing Kid
Barbara Koperski Los Angeles, Cal. Eabs
Ellen Nicholls Vallejo, California Collecting dolls
Charlotte Nitto Bronx. New York Shots
Gladys Rubio Del Rio, Texas Flirting Cheeks
Lucille Smithies Ann Arbor, Michigan Lou
Jean Ward Colon Jeanie
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NAME WHERE FROM HOBBY NIC KNAME
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Byrd
Jose Calabria
Herbert Chena
Clarence Coats
James Coffey
Richard Cook
lloy
Albert Davenport
Robert Davis
Arthur Diaz
Elton Foster
Robert Frick
Raymond Gill
Rudy Grabhorn
Richard Green
Thomas Gregory
Wheeler Griffin
Thomas Harrison
John Haywood
Oswald
Donald
Edwin
David
Nathan
Robert
Heilbron
Hendrick
Hendry
Holmes
Hooper
Johnson
Louis Keller
Alexander Lim
Frank Lindstrom
Donald Long
William Metzger
Los Angeles,
Cristobal
Puerto Rico
Colon
Pensacola, Fla
Canal Zone
Montana
Houston. Tex
Hemp, N. C
Baltimore, M
Mobile, Ala.
Los Angeles,
Merchantville,
Colon
Washington,
Canal Zone
Cristobal
Ancon
Mobile, Ala.
Colon
Canal Zone
Glouster, N.
Knoxville, 1
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Philadelphia,
Gatun
Port Armuel
Bismark, N.
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Fishing
Golfing
Photography
Reading
Tennis
Chemistry, stamps
Fishing
Sports
Model airplanes
Stage work
Stamps
Model airplanes
Fishing
Fishing
Collection of match
Guns
Stamps
Swimming
Shell Collecting
Indian and Ancient
Electricity
Reading
Hunting
Dancing
Mechanics
Electricity
Bob
Bud
Joe
Herb
Sooky
Munuky
Dick
Daffy
Fats
Freddy
covers
Relics
Harpo
Murph
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Dick
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Don
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Sullivan,
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Bozeman, G.
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M. Walters,
Sink,
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Havas, M. Belden, M.
D. Raymond, D. Hearn,
Thomas, J. Welton,
A. L. Sullivan, M.
M. McCoy.
Hansen, J.
Oeschle,
Evarts, A.
Davis, S.
R. Simms
P. McFarland, E. Sullivan,
Justice, S. McConnell, V.
Dagnall, Y
L. Hunter,
Chase, M.
Marc',se. L.
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Virginia Christian
Janet Dagnall
Mary Davis
Louise Evarts
Harriet Falk
Florence Hand
Barbara Hansen
Panni Havas
Lois Hohmrann
Carmelita Hunter
Marian Justice
Marjorie Lindstror
Catherine Lutro
Sarita Marcuse
Shirley McConnel
Mickie McCoy
Patsy McFarlar
Gloria Miller
Virginia Noble
Irma Patchett
Francis Preslar
Doris Raymon
Theresa Rozbu
Margaret Shea
Royce Sims
Jaxie Sink
Patricia Snyder
Ada Sullivan
Elaine Sullivan
Grace Thomas
Muriel Walter
Jean Welton
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Minneapolis,
Seattle, Wash
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Staten Isand.
Ancon. C. Z.
Ponce, Puerto
Cristobal, C.
Panama
Colon, R. P.
Cristobal, C.
Georgetown,
Minn.
N. Y.
Rico
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St. Louis, Mo.
New London, Cow
Hungary, Kaposvar
Panama, R. P.
Albany, N. Y.
Ft. Benning, Ga.
L;smark. N. Da.
New York, N. Y.
Colon, R. P.
Canal Zone
Long Beach, Calif
Clarkstan, Wash.
Adams, Mass.
Wichita Falls, Te:
Ancon,
Delhi,
Fanama
La.
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Sports
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Tennis
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Sailing
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Music
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Music
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Edward Aanste
Emery Ailing
Edward Augus
George Barber
Guillermo Bec
Rafael Bringas
Martin Cain
Claude Camob
Luther
Hollis
Richard
Francis
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dard
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W. Coleman
Collins
Conley
Conover
Andy Curtin
George Egger
Roger Fort
Brent Gatch
James Gilder
Thomas Girkout
Leo Goulet
Richard Gregory
John Hall
Hamric H rschel
Lionel Heintz
Stanford Henning
Conrad Horine
Peter Hulsebosch
Albert Johnson
Robert
Keenan
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Oklahoma
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Colon
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SQUAD
Left
L.
Rul
Gla
B.
to right: Line-H.
Howard, N. Mag
ley, J. P-scod (Cap
iz. B. Styles. C. a
Johnson, F. Baxter.
Backs-Coach H. Neff
M. Mc Coy, C.
Murphy, D. Harris,
M. Salmon, and M.
THE
far
Pescod.
ner, C.
t. ), G.
Brennan,
L, Karst,
nes. B.
H. Heinrz,
McCune.
CHAMPIONS
C.H.S. GRIDIRON
EIGHT BALLS
Left to right
Marquad, H
P. Karstc, C
Conley.
Backs--M. M
J. Haywood
J. Haywuod
R. Fort, an
: Front r
. Stearns.
Brennan,
ow R.
R. Egolf.
and L.
cCune, D. Taylor,.
( Capt.), D. Har-
( Capt. ), D. Harris,
d G. Estenoz.
DOCSEP
Left to
McCo
ward,
cado,
right:
y. R.
Line--J.
Williams,
Rundquist,
Stroop.
Backfi -ld
((apt.)
Rose.
- E.
C.
James,
Pesc d
id H.
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The Rams
L. to R.-Line-K. McCleary, B. Keenan,
J. Cain, E. Ingram, B. Parker and H.
Backfield-R. Schick, J. Pucci, J. Brayson
T. Kaufer, and F. Cain.
T. Turner,
Hohan.
(Capt.),
Getting most of their material
from the intra-mural league,
the Cristobal High School var-
sity football eleven practiced
for about two weeks before their
their annual game with the
Canal Zone Junior College and
Balboa High School.
They travelled to Balboa to
play the Junior College, only to
be defeated 13-0.
A week later, the Balboa High
School invaded CHS, and the
Cristobal varsity squad hung a
12-6 defeat on the Balboaites.
After defeating the BHS team,
the Cristobal coaches, Mr. Neff
and Mr. Hotz, felt that the foot-
ball team had a very successful
season.
INTRA-MURALS
The intra-mural football lea-
gue was run off in clock-like
fashion starting September 25,
and ending November 12.
There were five teams entered this year, picked out of the 90 boys who
had signed up to play. There was an average attendance of 28 players for
each game. For the first time in several years there were no accidents ex-
cept for minor bruises to muscles.
After winning the first half with a record of 3 wins and 1 setback, the
Eight Ball eleven, under the capable leadership of Sophomore Johnny
Haywood, the first half champions went on to take the play-off from the
second half winners, the Docsep squad, who were led by Jimmy Pescod.
The play-off game was
who threw three touchdown
of the wet grounds.
featured by the passing of Captain Haywood,
passes with the wet ball that was used because
Haywood
passes to end
also repeated his passing feats by throwing
Clyde Ruley in the High School game.
touchdown
SEASON
STANDINGS*
Team
Eight Balls
Docsep
Trojans
Notre Dame
Rams
Pet.
.688
.688
.625
.438
.063
w -U -I
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aseb
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system
letting
Varsity
ball.
The
up of
Pescod
Pescod
I
r
. S. introduced a new
for baseball this year by
no boy who made the
nine play intra-mural
Varsity team was
such players as J:
, Johnny Haywood,
, and Harry Heintz.
made
immy
Hugh
The Yanks-Baseball Champions
.eft to Right: Sitting-F. Fry, G. Bedard, J. James, K.
R. Bringas.
itanding-B. Johnson, K. McCleary, L. Palmer, H. Kelly
J. Hohan, J. Shields.
Peterson
Capt.)
Two of the boys who made
the varsity this year will not
be back next year and they are
Tommy McGuinness and Harry
Heintz, pitcher and first base-
man, respectively.
After losing eleven of their
twelve games the first half, and
getting beaten by Balboa High
School, the team came out the
second half to finish in third
place of the Twilight League.
The star
the second
Haywood,
the five g
The in
year was
with Har
ing the
Richard 2
of the
half
team
was
who helped win
ames won by the
tra-mural league
another big su
ry Kelly's Yanks
play-off game
Egolf's Cards.
luring
'hnny
3 of
team.
this
access,
tak-
from
The Cards-Baseball Runners-up
Front Row: L. to R.-R. Wiedoff, F. Baxter, R. Egolf
T. Gregory, and L. Keller.
Back Row: L. to R.-L. Conley, B. Maher, R. Justice,
and E. Davenport.
Capt.)
. Real
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Kelly's team nosed out Teddy
Kaufer's Red Sox nine for the
first half championship, with
David Hollowell's Giants finish-
ing third, and the Cards losing
every game they played to finish
last.
The Cards finally started to
win their games the second half,
but only after they had obtained
Dick Justice and Albert Daven-
port. Bef
schedule
Cards ha
to win
position.
ore the last half of the
was completed, the
d climbed to first place,
them
The
selves a
Yanks
play-off
finished
So
ftballers
-"*""" '""~ '; *- ~~
FIRST LINE-B. Nesbitt, R. Simon,
BACK ROW: L. to R.-F, Fry,
G. Bcdard.
D. Taws, G. Herman, K. McCleary, and M. Salmon.
E. Davenport, L. Goulet, J. Brayton, J. Pucci, and
All
Star
Soft
Ball
Team
I' r. -
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All
Star
Hambelton
to R.-
to R.
to R.-N.
Girls
Marquad,
Callowa
Magner,
olley
M. R. Davi
H. Hauss,
Haywood, a
Ball
s, Marquad, G. Miller.
Anderson, G. Thomas.
nd B. Koperski.
All
Star
Basket
Ball
Team
t5 ~~ .~ ... t -r a.- -
FRONT ROW:
SECOND ROW
THIRD ROW:
LAST ROW: L.
W.
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Champs
Front Row:
Second Row:
Last Row: L
L. to R.-R.
Davis
Salmon,
L. to R.-A. Diaz, P. Karst,
. to R.--C.
James,
and W
A. Muschett.
F. Lindstrom, J.
Nellis.
McGann
Capt.).
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Meet
Poi
Right-R. Stroop, J
lowell, C. McMillan.
nts C. I
. Pucci,
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Hulsebe
C. Z. J.
osch, G.
C.-40
Estenoz,
E. Eder,
G. Glaze,
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FLASHES
ft to right-H. Pes-
cod, G. Bedard, R.
Simon, J. Haywood
(Capt.), D. Harris,
H. Collins, J.
Shields, and M. Pi-
cado.
"s-a; > >""
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SHAMROCKS
ft to right: front
row-R. Bringas, R.
Egolf (Capt.), S.
Henning.
.ck row-H. Rose,
D. Taylor, N. Mag-
ner, and W. Nail.
RED !
SHIRTS
RED
Left to
fey, J
Taw
strom,
(Capt. )
WINGS
right-J. Cof-
. Johnson, D.
e s, F. Lind-
R. Johnson
Terwilliger.
and
HARDTACKS
Left to right-A. Cur-
tin, J. James, R.
French, J. Hall
( Capt.), G. Egger,
F. Conover, D.
Long, and E. Stroop.
fD AkrTfI fl
DRIBBLER
to R.-D. He
well, B. Whire,
Prudom, G. GA
(Capt.), B. Mal
E. Coats, and
McCleary.
TEXANS
to R.-D. Gr
H. Kelly, E. Da
port (Capt.),
Stroop, F. Ba]
H. Heintz, and
Herman.
Stude
ounci
KNEELING:
STANDING:
Gilder,
L. to
F. Scott.
H. Kelly,
: J. Hall
- McClear
V. Kenan,
, G. Rubio
y absent.
T. F. Hotz, P.
Metzger, M~ss
McCleary
Moore,
D. Green:
A. Chase,
May
each
advisors
Student
dent, se
high
each
school
as a nom
Association
cretary,
school
class,
year,
excepting
inating (
offices.
treasurer
the
the
committeee
These nc
carry on
officers
Seniors
)mine
meet
consider
es for r
a campaign
eighth
with
grade and
he faculty
nominees
president,
before tl
vice-prest-
e elections
which are held about the first of October of the new school
year.
students
vote
a representative
each
offices.
This
dents as
their can
auditorium
successful
year,
Harry
Ipaigns
a race
Kelly,
for t
on election
candidate fc
president
Tommy
was
McGuinne
important
ay to hear
president;
office<
the
watched
.ss, and I
e. Many
returns.
Virginia
eagerly I
va Doyle
crowded
Harry
Keenan,
carried
around
Kelly
was
vice-president;
Peggy
McCleary, secretary, and Dick Green,
treasurer.
The
Hackett.
Student
Association
was
organized
1932
Roger
It has had many successful years among which may be counted
1941.
ramat
ub
FIRST ROW: L.
SECOND ROW:
A. Crandall.
TOP ROW: L.
Keenan, B.
to R.
L. to
to R.
Frick.
R
K. Hunt, A
.: A. Randa
Mr. B.ck,
.. Sullivan, M
ill, P. Skeels,
F. Enriquez,
4. Metzger, G.
G. Anderson,
Horine,
Ingram, R. Bozeman.
M. Belden, L. Hohmann,
E. Stapf,
M. Seibold,
The Cristobal High Schcol
was first organized in the fall
in high school dramatics.
The club elected Edith Sta
Gregory, s
The J
B. St
P. Snyder,
Cain, J.
Grammer,
Ingram, V
Dramatic Club
of 1936 for the
president;
secretary.
membership of the club is as
roop, M. Davis, G. Anderson
L. Hohmann, R. Frick, K.
Fernandez, A. Crandall, W.
E. Sullivan, S. Marcuse, J.
. Hambelton, and V. Keenan.
under the sponsorship of Mr. P. L. Beck
purpose of creating a more active interest
Marjean
follows:
M. Seibold
Hunt, E.
Knox, P.
Welton. R.
Metzger,
C. Horine,
Aanstoos,
Skeels, W
Bringas,
R.
. M
G.
vice-president;
A. Sullivan,
Bozeman, J.
[etzger, V.
Bedard, G.
and Thomas
P.
Gil
Nayl
Lee
Belden,
der, J.
or, N.
ser,. G.
atio
nal
he
sp
ans
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rowi
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R. Bozeman,
Marcuse,
Dyer,
Heintz
Hauss,
Hunt.
J. Gilder
Directed b
L Baron
Mr. P. H.
I Cain,
D:ck.
MlcCoy
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K.
L. to
Wilks,
L. Boscola,
Vinton, E.
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J. Wo
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E. Chambless,
Nicholls, D.
H. Herman, F. Preslar,
Hand, K. Haywcod, B.
H. Chenalloy,
Davis, J. Byrd.
R. Grabhorn, A. Lim, T
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B. Koperski, J. Calabra.
Taylor,
. Gregory,
Coffey.
Crandall,
D. Green
D. Hendricks,
Ho!melin,
J. Anders
Williams,
A. Mach
\W. White,
E. Calloway,
The Biology Club
This year under 1
Durham Taylor
Hand,
was founded
:is sponsorshr
was elected
in 1934
K. W.
Vinton.
p, the Club has made several
president; William Real, vic
field tr ps.
ce-presidcnt;
Barbara
secretary.
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E. Lee,
H. Rose
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E. Ailing. S
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\V. Metzger,
Campbell, E. I
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Mltzger,
McGinn
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C. Campbell.
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Daughters,
are always
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have
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find that you cannot
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ago, a small band of people took up arm
with tyranny and greed. They resurrected
a government which would be an ageless
people. Under that government, the Unit
and prospered, staggered, but did not fall
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national
climbed ai
splendor.
rises a symbol of
a tall elderly man
my back unbent,
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out of this
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in a bitter fight against it-
lew and unparalleled heights
industrial giant of a nation
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beard, my spirit is young,
he present by being always
have created institutions to
y people to believe in God
good to one another.
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ments that take
and feed mighty
dare to ask for
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Getting
The art of
students
these said
getting
world
pupils
is one of
round,
really
have
most
is surprising
he technique.
discussed
to know
topics
among
very
come
to the
of thousands
conclusion
victims
in analyzing this sad
that I will be well
disclose
state of affairs and
rewarded
secret.
First you
actions, an
years. This
i should
thoughts
make a
become
who
(
makes step number
days of
immediately
study
or less
rather e
the teacher.
set after
asy.
Some
careful survey
have
as their
t
teaching
teachers,
of their
"favorite
habits,
a few
luring
pupils
one
who
fortunate
continue
they
as to be
reading t
chosen
essa
:o have
as the
y, for y
as the
latter,
"dummy.
then
" If
it is best
Step
dents then
number
two:
It the seating
for the seat ne
arrangement
.xt to the "1
is left
brains
to the
of the class.
on the side where the light will
if he chances
to look
over
on his
on your
paper
paper,
conveniently.
e information
only a blur.
Step
number
three:
different ones to recite,
by the person in
As one can easily
te2
you should
front of you. A
slump to floor
richer is in the habit of calling on
adjust your chair so as to be hidden
i little slumping will do
level,
this method
fails
wonders, too.
if the teacher
happens to
stand.
Step
ronment
does
number
thus
you
then adopt a
outside
questions
room
;and
night
four:
Wear
it is wise
is launching
of the orevi
1I
there
an interesting
ous
harmonize
inconspicuous.
to ask
be excused
until
account
summer
with
however,
nexl
for
is
of
you
the
t brain
a drink
finished
how
r
teacher
twister,
. Once
asking
e spent
vacation.
I have spent many years
have
praise
great
with
careful
more
one
decide
the course, make a
are going
they
are the
make a dash
are so un-
hopeless
case.
find
making yourself
clothes
in class
decides
fit of coughing and ask to
envi-
to stay
''
The
Energy
Lost
Chewing
Gum
Undoubtly
many
are gum
chewers.
Besides
being
a great
relaxer,
there is
chewing gum helps to while away
s valuable
the time.
just the same
energy
The amount of
Chewing
If this w
thirty th
A
thousand
dred
and
one
days,
ten times
were
foot
eight
ousand
bushel
pounds
bushels.
ted it oat
thousand
it would
pressure exerted
on a piece
used on a
pounds.
sand
were
The same
ts, which
bushels o
take hinm
weighs c
converted
is true f<
are thirty
oats.
fifteen
by
gum
pulley,
mne
int(
a human
exerts f
it would
hundred
Sand
xr cement.
pounds p
the horse
years
tw is fifty
. hundred
possible t(
pounds. If
>u can have
pounds.
pounds.
o lift un
your
three
owned
r bushel,
ate one
to eat all
you (
bushel
:oul
ev
thirty
?e hun-
a horse
.d have
ery six
oats.
The r
or fraction
thousand i
eight 1
ment
dollars
ate
thereof,
pounds a
hundred
C
at six per
in two
stage,
other
t this
dollars.
cent,
first class
than
rate,
this
mail,
local. If you
it would cost
money were
would
is three cents
wished
to mail
about
in some
receive about
nine
sor
seven
t of
hundred
each
this
ounce
thirty
thousand
an invest-
thirty-six
years.
compound
1933, you
000, dolla
had
intere
would
this se'
st, at
have
ven
thousand
eight 1
hundred
dollars
invested
four per cent, since the Birth of Christ until
4,680,000,000,000,000,000,00 0,000,000,000,000,
rs.
next
time
money
chew
could
a penny
have
from
piece
the e
gum,
energy
stop
t you
and
hav
think
e ex-
erted
on that
one
piece of
gum.
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