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- Title:
- Conquistador
- Uniform Title:
- Conquistador (Canal Zone Junior College)
- Creator:
- Canal Zone Junior College
Canal Zone Junior College
Canal Zone College
- Place of Publication:
- Balboa Canal Zone
- Publisher:
- Conquistador Staff
- Publication Date:
- 1952
- Frequency:
- Annual
regular
- Language:
- English
Subjects
- Subjects / Keywords:
- School yearbooks -- Panama -- Balboa ( lcsh )
- Genre:
- school yearbooks ( aat )
serial ( sobekcm )
Notes
- Dates or Sequential Designation:
- Began with: 1936.
- Dates or Sequential Designation:
- Ceased with: 1972.
- Issuing Body:
- Student yearbook of the Canal Zone Junior College from 1936 to 1963, and the Canal Zone College from 1964 to 1972.
- General Note:
- Description based on: 1936; title from cover.
- General Note:
- Latest issue consulted: 1972.
- Statement of Responsibility:
- Canal Zone Junior College.
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ROGER C.
Dean and Instructor
HACKETT
in Social
Indiana
A.M.. Harvard
University
University
Graduate
Work,
Oxford
University
DOROTHY
Instructor
Dean
MOODY
t English
Women
B.A., University of Kansas
M.A., Yale University
Ph.D., Yale University
SUBERT TURBYFILL
Instructor
in English
and Dramatics
Dean of men
B.F.A., University of Oklahoma; M.A.,
University of
work. Columbia
Oklahoma;
University;
Graduate
Professio-
nal study, Rice School of the Theatre.
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CHARLES R. BOWEN
Kansas
M.A.,
State
Columbia
in Music
Teachers
Instructor iz
Social
College
B.S., Baldwin-Wallace
University
College
M.S., Ohio State University
BEATRICE S
InJtru:tor
GRACE C. ELI
in Ph sical
Education
for Girls.
B.A., Colorado State College of Eda-
cation. Graduate work, Colorado State
College of Education.
SHEPARD
Instructor i
Columb
. GARDNER
"n Art.
ia University
M.A., Columbia University
Graduate work,
Columbia
University
and University of Chicago
S. CLARK
n Commercial
Education
B.S., New York University
M.A., New York University
NEIL
Instructor
n History
Science
Instructor
MRS, RCCHELLE HEAD
GEORGE
Office
STUAR1
Secretary
r MCNAIR
in Mathematics
Engineering
B.S., Knox
Instructor
B.S., I
O. LEE
in Biological
Science
owa State College
A.M., Columbia University
Graduate work, Universities of
Chicago and Southern California
KENNETH
Instructor
College
M.S., University of Chicago
Graduate
Work,
University
of Wisconsin
Centi
State Coll
ersity
W,. MARTIN
in Physics
ral Missouri
ege; M.A.,
of Oklahoma
ROBERT
Instructor Ui
B.A., Bemidji
K. MOWER
n Physical Education
for Boys
College,
M.A., University of Minnesota
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Sdh
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J.
Instructo
Minnesota;
KENNETH
Instructor
VINTON
in Physical
A B., Ripon College,
Columbia
University;
Universities of
Sciences
Wisconsin, A.M.,
Graduate work,
Wisconsin and
MRS. MARGARET
Instructor in
A.B., Drury
Missouri;
WARD
I Education
College, Springfield,
University
Nebraska.
Colorado.
ALLEN
Instructor
B. WARD
in Spanish
A.B., University
versity
of Nebraska;
Nebraska; G
AM.,
;raduarte
Universities
of Minnesota
Puerto Rico
Pctu ried
PAUL
KARST
& A V- VA -tT t V r
Commercial
Hot
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MESSAGE TO THE CLASS OF 1952
The Class of 1952 is the eighteenth to be grad-
uated from the Canal Zone
institution
therefore only
Junior College,
slightly
younger
which
than
the average age of the members of
the class.
changes
have occurred
in the world
since
the year the Canal Zone Junior College was found-
ed-and
the year
in which
Franklin
D. Roosevelt
became president of the United States (for the first
time!
many.
and Adolph Hitler became dictator of Ger-
The Junior
College
has survived
all these
changes,
and in doing
so has matriculated
more
than 2000 students, of whom more than
been graduated.
500 have
It confidently expects to continue
to survive amid the perils of the
atomic age
upon us and looks forward in due time to graduat-
ing the children and grandchildren of some of the
members of its earlier classes.
The members of the faculty and I are interested
in all the graduates of the Junior College.
We take
pride in
not unmixed with a
and believe
achievements of
sense
all kinds-a
of proprietorship!
that the lives of
the graduates
will be fuller, richer, and happier as a result of their
two years' sojourn in the Canal Zone Junior College,
and that the communities where they live will be-
nefit culturally and
spiritually
presence
therein.
A message from Roger
Canal Zone
C. Hackett, Dean of the
Junior College
now
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JACK BASSAN
"Jacky"
Panama City, R. of P.
Lafayette
High School
"The guy with the friendly
smile..
Never out of
MARY MARGARET DZEVALTAUSKAS
"M. M."
Panama City, R. of P.
Colegio Internacional de Maria Inmaculada.
Sophomore Class Secretary; Spanish Club, 1; Gamma
Chi Secretary, 1-2; Conquistador, 2.
"Effervescent..
. Talented.
.. Fits
into any
crowd
ease.
RICHARD EDWARDS
"Dick"
Brooklyn, N.
Balboa High School
S. A. Treasurer
"Cooperative... G<
smile for everyone.
ets things done...
Has a friendly
BARBARA ANN ELY
"Barb"
Ancon,
Canal
Balboa High School.
Gamma
Chi, 2;
Phi Theta
Kappa
Treasurer;
Delta
Psi Omega,
2; Volley ball, 1-2, all
stars; Basketball,
Captain of Cheerleaders,
mas Dance, 2.
1-2, all
stars; Softball, 1-2,
stars; Cheerleader,
2; Football Dance,
1; Christ-
"Misch
Here -
ieveous..
- There -
Always cutting up...
- Everywhere."
CORA-ANN GOMEZ
"Corita"
New Rochelle, N.
Academy of the Assumption,
Wellesley
Hills, Massachusetts
Gamm Chi
Softball, 2;
"Del'ghtful.
President,
Volleyball,
Basketball
Has a sparkle all
own.
S\ '<.
PATRICIA
KELLY
Los Angeles, California
Balboa High School.
Volleyball,
Delta Psi O
1-2; Basketball,
mega
- crackle
; Phi Theta
- pop type.
2; Cheerleader,
Kappa.
Takes an
interest
everything and
everyone.
star,
11IE~"
JAMES
E. FARRELL
"Jimmy"
Greensburg, Pennsylvania
Greensburg High School.
"A really nice guy.
Quiet voice but likes to talk."
JO ANN FISCHER
"Jo Ann"
Cresto,
Balboa High School
Phi Theta Kappa, 2
"Tranquil manner...
Intelligent and conscientious.
ANNE HOWZE
"Anne"
New York
Balboa High School
Volleyball, 1-2, all stars; Delta Psi Omega, 1-2; Gam-
ma Chi, 1-2; Conquistador, 2; Christmas Dance, 1.
"Tops.
Devil in her
Full of mirth and merriment."
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MARTHA
"Martha
HOOK
"Full of
fun .
Has a subtle
wit.. ,
Loves
a good
time.
SONIA MENDIETA
"Sonia'
Panama City, R. of P.
Institute
Spanish
Pan Americano
Club Vice-President;
Volleyball,
Softball,
Tropical Colegian,
1; Conquistador,
"Very friendly..
Polite.
Nice to know.
GEORGE ADAM McARTHUR
"Georgie
Ancon,
C. Z.
Balboa High
Basketball, 1
Class Treasurer;
School.
-2; Baseball,
Christmas
Football, 2; Sophomore
Dance, 2.
"A grand athlete with
sparkle in his eyes.
a wonderful personality and
ANNIE NICOLSON
"Annie"
"Full of life...
Lots of vim and vigor.
MANUEL ROY, JR.
"Manolin"
Panama City, R. of P.
Institute Nacional
Football,
2; Basketball, 1-2;
Track,
2; Baseball,
"Intelligent.
Athletic ..
A real swell person.
ANA
MATILDE SIERRA
"Titta"
Panama
City, R. of P.
Immaculate Conception High School,
Jamaica B.
W. I.
Gamma Chi,
Softball,
"Short
2; Spanish Club, 1-2:
2; Basketball, 2.
n Sweet.
.. Very polite...
GERALDINE SNODGRASS
"Geri"
Rodney,
Mississippi
Balboa High School.
Gamma Chi Treasurer, 1-2; Delta Psi Omega,
Theta Kappa,
2; Tropical Collegian,
1; Conquistador,
1; editor,
Le Cafe Bleu
Dance;
Christmas
Dance,
Freshman
Sophomore
Banquet Chairman,
"Terrific..
Live-wire personality...
A riot any time anywhere.
WENDALL SPREADBURY
"Wendy"
Laceyville,
Pennsylvania
Balboa High School
Track,
Football,
1; Christmas
Dance,
"One of those screwballs...
Lot of fun...
Likes to cut up.
OLGA J. STANZIOLA
"Olga"
Colon.
Escuela
Professional.
Spanish Club,
1-2; Gamma Chi,
2; Softball, 2;
Volleyball,
2; Basketball, 2.
"Quiet but friendly...
Nice to
everyone.
llillllIM
"
'ef
"
JERRY WELCH
"Jerry"
Ancon,
C. z.
Notre Dame High School
Sophomore Class President, 2; Basketball, 1-2;
ball, 2; Executive Committee; Christmas Dance,
"The pin ball expert of Canal Zone
Junior Casino.
FRANK ROBINSON
"Robie"
Stanford,
Florida.
Seminole High School
Freshman
Football,
Vice-President,
1-2; Dramatice,
S. A.
Christm;
President,
is Dance,
Banquet,
1-2; Delta psi Omega,
2; Pina,
CLASS OFFICERS
Student
Association:
. .....Frank
Robinson
President:
Vice-President:
Secretary:
..... ..... G erard
. . .......... Alexander
W eich
McKeown
Treasurer:
.. George
McArthur
..... Mary Margaret Dzevaltauskas
e
V0
ADILIA
"Adilia"
"Plenty
ESTHER
rhythm.
to sing and dance... .
lasting Friend."
SHIRLEY BUTLER
ARAUZ
Loves
ever-
"Nice to know
Fashion-wise
.. Noted
for her
pretty
CECILIA
"Intellectual..
BAVERSTOCK
Has a d
... An interesting person.
EDWARD
CASTA$O
"The boss.
head for business.
to be with.
adds color to
ELLEN C
LIBBY
"Harpo
"Mischief
Polite...
BLTCH
in her
.. Her
any
... Fun
rare wit
crowd.
:LINE
n fi j-
X
KATHRYN
"Kathy"
"Talented...
Sure to get
life."
ANN RU
COLCLASURE
Conscientious
most out of
JSSELL EDWARDS
"Has a quiet charm
ng eyes... Always
Quiet w
fun... I
ELIAS
vlt wit...
.ikeable."
ENTEBI
MARIAN
.. Sparkl-
willine to
DORRIS
Loads
"Fun to be with.
any crowd easily.
MARIE DUNHAM
"Quiet but friendly.
know."
ELIZABETH
FLUMACH
.. .Fits
ADA
; ^^|^r"
MARGUERITE FLYNN
"Babe"
"She's
quite a
ELAINE
KELLY
"Individualist.
argument..
tO.
MARY
"Betsy"
.. Likes a good
Interesting to talk
Vivacious... Enthusiastic..
Loves parties, life, and people.
YVONNE KOUPERMAN
E. GORDINIER
"Has a smile and
everyone
a word for
Intelligent
scientlous.
LOUISE HARRIS
"Friendly... Optimistic..
Well liked by everyone."
JESS KRUSE
"Babe
4' .
con-
.
:* .*
S" It
MARGARET McCUBBIN
"Peggy
"Magnificent
personality
Talented
.. Good
MARKELA
IRE
conversation-
NE PEREZ
BACCOLLI.
"Markela"
A good sp
do her part.
one.
JAMES
"Jimmy
ort...
.. Nice
NEABREY
"The talkative
to cut up..
type
Lots of
. Likes
fun."
RUSSEL PI
"Intelligent .
a knack for
TACK
ERSON
Talented ..
writing."
PEARSON
"Quiet but
nice when
you get
to know him...
Intelligent.
interesting
Will
person.
GLORIELA
"Friendly. .
... Charming
ROSAS
kes a good time
personality."
MARY EMMA SMITH
"A really
sweet
Polite
.. .Friendl
JIMMIE SUE SEATE
"Jimmie"
"Intelligent...
been around.
A gal
Good
sationalist."
WILLIAM GEORGE
STEVENSON
"Bill"
who's
conver-
"Crazy
but ni
ful fellow.
ce..
Loads
A wonder-
of fun."
ROBERT
"Bob"
"Bitter
CARL
Bob...
SIEVERS
nice person
to know."
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MARIO
VIGNA
"A nice lad with Latin charm
and a subtle sense of humor ..
WILLIAM
"Bill"
"Usually
WAESCHEE
but when
awake he's loads of fun.
CLASS OFFICERS
President
President
Ralbh
Secretary
..Ellen
Treasurer
.Ralph
Cline
H/ls
William Mallon v
1"
Camera
- Shy Sophomores
Mrs. SUE BERCAW
Bryan,
FELIX LARRINAGA
Texas.
ALEXANDER
McKEOWN
"Pasha
Academia del
Puerto Rico
Perpetuo Socorro
Panama, R. de P.
Balboa High School
Panama, R. de P.
Balboa High School
Spanish Club
Baseball
ARTURO CERMELLI
Balboa High School
1-2;
1; Football
Basketball
Vice-President
Basketball,
Football,
Sophomore
2; Baseball,
2; Dramatics,
Class,
1--2:
Delta
TOMAS G. DUQUE
Panama, R. de P.
Balboa High School
KARL
Balbo
J. MELLANDER
la
School
FRED A. DURING
Panama, R. de P.
Balboa High School
HENRY L. PHILLIPS
"Hank"
Ayer, Massachusetts
Balboa High School
Psi Omeba,
Mrs. VIRGINIA
MR. LOUIS r
"Lou-Lou"
Ancon,
C. Z.
Christmas,
PRENTICE
TREMBLAY
Balboa High School
Basketball,
; Football,
HOHMANN
Balboa
School
Football,
Baseball,
2; Basketball,
Baseball,
2; Track,
1-2;
Vice-
President A.
Camera -
Shy
Freshmen
Mrs. ANN
ALFRED
"Freddy
JOHN A]
"Baby"
RAYMOND
ALBATYS
ALEGUAS
W. CARGUS
JOHN N. GORHAM
"Nick"
HUMBERTO HALPHEN
LEXAITIS
WILLIAM
"Bill"
GUSTAVO
MALONEY
MELLANDER
"Gus"
GEORGE METIVIER
EDUARDO JOSE ARIAS
"Ed."
Mrs. HOSEPHINE
ASPESI
GERALD
HENDRICKSON
MARIO R. HOPIAK
"Dick"
FREDERICK
E. MILLER
JOHN B. MORTON
"Jack"
Mrs. WAYNE
CHARLES
"Chuck"
Mrs. NANCY
ROWENNA
"Row
BART RALPH
BECKTELL
JERRY
BRADBURY
BURTON
K. JAYNE BUTLER
"Kay"
N. HULS
JOHNSON
JULIA KONTAS
YU CHUAN LAU
"Charlie Chann"
VINCENT LEAVER
"Vinny"
WILLIAM
"Nick"
NICKISHER
ANTON CHRISTIAN PEDERSON
EDGAR
E. PLUMMER
FREMONT ROGERS
LOYD
MARK
RUTLEDGE
SCHULZ
RUTH CANEPA
CAROL
VIRGINIA
"Brains
TERESA
CASTILLO
"Teresita
RAUL LOPEZ
"Nasty"
GENE
SLVIN
STROPE
"Stropie"
THOMAS B.
"Tommy"
RUBEN
OLGA
CRAWFORD
DE LA
GUARDIAN
DE LEON
Mrs. KATHARINE M. LUNETTA
YOLANDA
RICHARD
"Dick"
MAGGIORI
MAGUIRE
PAYNE THAYER
SOLLY
PEDRO
"Pedrito
TOUSSIEH
JUAN VALLARINO
Student
The sponsor- Mr.
S. McNair
The officers of the
S. A. for
were:
FRANK ROBINSON- President.
LOU TREMBLAY
BARBARA ELY-
DICK EDWARDS
- Vice-President
Secretary
- Treasurer
During the year the
S. A. sponsored numerous activities.
The first of
these,
the Playnight at the Balboa Gym,
was held in October and
was very well attended.
On October
31 the faculty
a swimming party
at Amador
Beach
for aU
the S. A. members in
J. C. Almost all the
A. members
went, ate sandwiches and
sodas bought by the faculty and swam.
The next affair was a Football Dance at the Elk's Club,
which took
November.
In December, the
S. A. sponsored two things, the Christmas
Dance at
the American Legion Club on
December, 21, and
the Second Annual
C. Z. J.
Single Elimination Basketball Tournament at Balboa Gym.
the tournament, and
The Albrook team won
was the runner up.
The annual Valentine Dance
was held February
8, at the American Legion Club
in Amador and
was semi-formal.
The next Saturday, February
the S. A. spon-
a picnic to Pina Beach on the Atlantic side. Many members of the
S. A. and
also of the faculty,
went
over,
roasted themselves in the
sun, battled the
waves,
came home exhausted.
The final affair of the year
was the annual Freshman-Sophomore Banquet which
was held this year at the Hotel El Panama on May
16 in
the Balboa Room,
ninety-seven class members and faculty attending.
The President of the Student As-
sociation, Mr. Frank Robinson introduced Mr. Edward Castafio
as the newly elected
President of the Student
Association
for 1952-1953.
was the first school
to be held at the El Panama.
All in all the year was a successful and happy one for all those concerned.
Association
Conquistador
The staff this year
was headed by our
very capable
editor.
Geri Snodgrass
the business and fin-
ancial matters were energetically managed by
Ed Castanio. Other members who served on the staff were
Libby Blitch, Ellen Cline,
Marion Dorris, Betsy Gordinier, Ann Edwards, Anne Howze,
Peggy
McCub-
bin, Elaine Kelly and M. N
Dzevartauskas.
Were also aided by
such people
Karl Mellander, Mario
Hopiak, David Rubelli, and Ale McKeown. Mr.
Turbyfill helped us with the arrangements of some sec-
tions, and Dr. Moody was o
ur guiding sponsor. Mr. Hackett's
*atlence
with us as we bummed
paper,
scissors
thanks
, paste and paper clips at practically any hour
go to Best (he really
of the d
is, you know) who opened the rooms
a
nd nigh
and did
t
was appreciated.
various other things to speed
up the production of the book.
An orchid also
to Sgt.
McGinnes of the Balboa High School ROTC
who was invaluable in print-
ing and developing pictures for us.
Three" shedding blood,
another section.
sweat,
tears over
The
Spotlight
The "Spotlight
" is a highly
informative
bulletin
"published
weekly
or oftener
by the
Junior College office
under the guidance and supervision of Dean Hackett
and Mrs. Head
, college office secretary.
This bulliten contains a schedule of
events
which will take place in our college in the near future, such
social, and sometimes community events, school notes and
* as summaries of sports,
various other articles of
interest to the students.
It has
a policy
during the
for the office
to award
a Canal
Junior College pencil to a student each time his name appears in the spotlight, how-
ever, this practice has been discontinued recently.
Another issue of the
"Spotlight" in progress
Tropical
Colegian
The newly organized staff of the
2, 1952, to elect Margaret McCubbin
Tropical
Collegian
as Editor-in-chief,
met on
Yvonne
Thursday, October
Kuperman
as Bus-
Manager, Sonia
of Kathryn
Colclasure,
Mendieta
Feature
as Staff
Editor,
Secretary.
Jimee
The rest
Seatle,
Editor,
the staff consisted
Russell
Pearson.
Markela Perez
as Staff Writers, and Ade
Arauz, Richard Hopiak, Ralph Huls, and
Monte
Rogers
as Art Staff.
The staff had a particularly difficult
time getting
the time for the second edition rolled around, they
out the first edition, but by
were
better
organized.
In January, it was decided to follow a theme for the remaining editions, build-
the entire magazine around
one idea, rather
than having
many
diverging
n one issue.
Both the
Art and
Writi
Staffs have
worked
hard this
We have
some
of the best
covers
the Tropical
has ever had this
r, and
writers have frequently turned in
two or
more articles apiece, for one edition.
course,
without our adviser,
Dr. Dorothy
Moody, there
would have been no
Tropical
Collegian, and
it is to her that our final thanks must and should
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The
Natural
Science
Club
This society
for the society.
was founded in 1933. Every year prominent men of the community have given lectures
Several meetings are held each year, the last one shortly before final
exams.
An annual waffle
supper is held at the sponsor's home were new officers are elected
for the
following
term.
There
always plenty of wonderful food prepared by Mrs. Lee, and a gaytime is held by everyone.
This year Mr. Harry Dunn gave a lecture and showed slides of the orchids of Panama. Dr. Johnson
gave a lecture and showed colored slides of the region around Sitio. Trips to Miraflores testing labora-
tory and to the mine docks rounded out this year's schedule of activities.
Who's afraid of the big ol' lion?
Officers:
Yvonne Kuperman, President;
Edward
Castafio,
Vice-Pres.:
Katheryne Colclasure,
Ants?
Sec.; Sponsors: Mr. and Mrs. Lee.
Where?
. Sleepy time gal.
Miraflores no, agua!
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Spanish
Club
The members of the Spanish
are concerned
amanian and American students in the Canal Zone
promoting
Junior College.
ood relations between
At present the Club is
of only spanish speaking students, but the club is open to all students who are interested
composed
n learning
about the Spanish language and Spanish customs.
The Spanish Club entertained the student body in an assembly on Panama Independence Day. The
members,
dressed
in colorful
costumes,
danced,
sang, and gave talks on various interesting subjects
having to do with Panama.
This was thought to be one of the most
interesting assemblies
year. Its officers are President, Mr. Mario Hopiak. Treasurer,
Mr. Edward
Castaiio
and Secretary
Miss Olga Stanziola.
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President:
Cecilia Ba-
Phi
Theta
Kappa
The Delta Omega Chapter of Phi Theta Kappa, national scholastic fraternity for junior colleges,
was founded in the Canal Zone Junior College in 1945. Only ten per cent of the students may be
pledged, provided they have B
wi
averages.
JoAnn Fischer and Martha Hook were the only members at the beginning of the year. Those
to were pledged during the first semester were Barbara Ely, Anne Howze, Pat Kelly, Annie Ni-
colson, and Geri
Snodgrass.
Howze declined to accept membership.
Martha Hook was elected
president; Geri Snodgrass
treasurer.
clasure, i
Elaine K
Pe
was elected council member,
and JoAnn
Fischer
was
elected
The members pledged during the second semester were Cecilia Baverstock, KI
?ggy McCubbin, Sonia Mendiera, Edgar Plummer, Carmen Rosa Recuero, Jimee
elly.
Because
Colclasure
Hook
and Miss
left school
Ft ." .
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secretary-
ryn Col-
Seate,
Kelly declined.
and got married, Pat Kelly was elected as president.
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Lower:
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tea.
Tea-Time.
annual
Mrs. Hackett,
the tea.
Chow
the Dean's wife,
Lower: Mary Ma
rgaret
honors us by pouring
with her musical fingers,
plays a melody.
Gamma
Chi
One of the most active and useful organizations
in the
Junior College is the Gamma Chi
orority.
The sophomore girls of a few years ago
formed
a so
rority with thirteen members.
With the ap-
proval of the faculty, it started its official existence in November, 1945, being called Gamma Chi. Its
aims are to perform service and to promote social life. Each member of the sorority is expected to per-
form some service for the college
as a member of the clean-up committee, and the
whole group acts
the backbone of
the school's cheering squads at the games.
Social activities are tops with
the Gamma
Chi girls, and
teas, banquets, and other parties are held regularly.
Gamma Chi is not a national sorority. Girls who belong to national groups are eligible for Gamma
Chi and vice-versa.
The members at
the beginning of
the year were
follows:
President,
Cora-Ann
omez;
Vice-President, Pat Kelly; Secretary, Mary Margaret
Dzevaltauskas
Treasurer,
Snodgrass;
Howze and Annie Nicolson.
There were two initiations this year.
Each of these were rush
The first rush tea of the year was held at the end of the first semester, at
the Jewish
Welfare
Center.
Kelly,
The new members were Barbara Ely, Libby
Cline,
Marian
Dorris, Sue
Bercaw,
Blitch, Betsy Gordinier,
Stanziola,
Elaine
Ana Sierra.
The second traditional rush
ginning of the second semester.
McCubbin, Sonia Mendietta.
tea was held at Anne H
The new members
were;
owze s
Jimee
home at Quarry Heights at the be-
Seate,
Carmen
Recuero,
Peggy
The organization
at the American
party held
has had
Legion
at Libby
Blitch
its social
the slumber
's home
calendar full
y at Anr
a going
in Ancon,
to the brim,
lie Nicolson
away party,
with the Cafe
home in
Bleudance
Albrook, the slumber
a hay ride, and a
picnic supper
at the boat club in Pedro Miguel.
Around the outside circle:
Libby
Marian
Ann Blitch,
Dorri
Olga
Cline,
Stanziola,
Anne
Betsy
owze,
Gordinier
Ana Sierra,
Elaine Kelly, and Barbara Ely.
Around the inside circle:
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Officers:
President:
Vice Presid
Secretary: l
Treasurer:
Cora-Anne Gomez
tent: Pat Kelly
Margaret
Dzevaltauskas
Geraldine Snodgrass
Sponsor
DR. DOROTHY MOODY
teas.
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we are gathered here
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Panama Hatties.
Social
events
me.
Yoo Hoo!
Honored
guests.
come
on, Charlie,
us an
Yum!
I dreamed I kissed your hand, Monsieur.
Miss McCarty
performs.
J. C. Shoe-Shine Girls.
A scene from "The Whole Town's Talking
"Why, AMr
Benny!"
Faculty Sponser
Mr. SUBERT TURBYFILL
Cast Director
ANNIE NICOLSON
Faculty
Member
Miss DOROTHY
MOODY
Manager
ANNE
HOWZE
Honorary
Member
Mrs. TURBYFILL
Business Manager
FRANK ROBINSON
Cast No.
138 of Delta
Psi Omega
was organized
in 1943 in the Canal
Junior College
under the supervision and direction of Mr. Subert
Turbyfill.
largest
national
honorary
dramatics fraternity
eral dramatic
for junior colleges.
performances,
including
In conjunction with the class in dramatics it has staged sev-
one long play, each year.
In order to be eligible to join Delta Psi Omega,
and producing, and must have completed one year of
The social functions this year included an hilarious
Mrs. Turbyfill, a delicious Christmas dinner at the Hotel
The traditional "Baccalaureate Breakfast" will again be h,
members.
one must
dramatics
Hallowee
Tivoli.
have done
with acceptable
n party
and the
ed in honor
in acting,
grades.
at the home of
annual
dry-seas
of the graduating
staging,
f Mr. and
on picnic.
sophomore
For The Parade of Comedy, four one-act plays given in assembly last October, drama director
wrote a prologue stating that
Turbyfill
great things are promised" for the year in theatre work. And great things were
accomplished in drama during the college year, too. Sixteen men and fifteen women worked during the full
season, with Murder in the Junior College being presented in the band shack (the old Little Theatre building)
in January. For its third annual participation in International Theatre Month in March, the college presented
The Whole Town's
Talking
as the "big number
" of the local observance, with performances in Gamboa, Cris-
tobal, and Diablo. Spreading the performances over such a wide area
as to blanket the entire Canal Zone,
actually enabled the college to live up to its name, at least in the field of drama.
While the one week for
rehearsals did not give the college sufficient time to enter the competition, The Drums of Oude was
success-
fully presented in assembly and as a part of the First Isthmian Drama
Tournament, sponsored by the
Thes-
pian Troupe of Cristobal High School and entered by all five amateur drama groups of the Isthmus. The col-
lege versions of the famous
"Oscar
awards for achievement in theatre work are presented at the annual Drama
Banquet, held this year on Wednesday, April 30, at the
Army-Navy Club at Fort Amador.
The awards this
year are different from any previous awards. Several of the persons who took part in the tenth season will
be returning to CZJC next fall and equally great things are expected from them in the drama work for 1953-54.
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Boy
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Mr. and Mrs. Ewing are "Mom" and "Pop" at the Boys
are Jack Alexaitis, Ed Castafio, Abdiel Flyn, Ricardo Ho
' Dorm.
piak, Al
The boys 1
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giving at the Dorm this
n, Jack Pearson, Frank
Robinson, Bob Sievers, Nick Stokes,
and Louis
Tremblay.
Termite
Terrace.
2 & 3.
The heads
of the household.
Term paper.
774.
Dear Brat.
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Roy, L. Tremblay, G. McArthur, F. Aleguas. Standing:-
. Welch. (Not pictured) Henry Phillips.
A. McKeown,
B. Ste-
Basket
Ball
Unlike preceding years, the basketball season followed the football season.
Also, Junior College
won one game in the regular inter-school league.
The Green
Wave did not have the height but they
their 2 high school opponents a very rough time anyway.
The Green
Wave did not have a very
big turnout therefore there was no Junior Varsity. The only bright spots for
C." was the fact that
they placed 2nd in the Basketball Tournament and that diminutive George McArthur was placed on the
All-Zone team as guard.
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for Junior
College.
Left to right:--
G. Mc-
Arthur, M. Roy, G.
Welch, L.
Tremblay, A. McKeown.
George McArthur:
"Mighry
Mite with lots of
Manuel Roy:
Jerry Welch:
"Manolin, on our list he's really
"To beat Gerrard is really hard".
Louis Trembley:
"(On our lists of favorites too)
Is the swellest guy named Lou".
Alexander McKeown
"Tops for making points.
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Left to right
M. Roy, A.
: Coach
McKeown,
Robert Mower, L.
H. Phillips.
Tremblay, A. Aleguas, N. Gorham, R. Huls, G. McArthur,
G. Welch,
The
Basketball
Tournament
C.'s first
game,
they defeated the strong
Naval
District
team
45-41
thus earning
the right to play Balboa High School who had defeated
Powells of
the Atlantic
side the night
game
ended in
a tie contest, but
J. C.'s guard
George
McArthur had a foul shot coming
to him.
With calm and
ease,
George
sank
the foul shot, thus assuring victory for J. C.,
35-34.
In the final playoffs,
a courageous
battle, J. C.'s hoopsters went down before the Albrook
42-38.
thus securing
for them
second
placein this tournament.
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"BASKETS, BOYS!
One of our favorite
uards smiles after a victory.
Here comes that half-time
Two more points for old J. C. Thanks, Ralph.
That's a cute step, Lou. Just make the basket.
Nick puts it in there for a foul shot.
points coming, Manolin.
Ali and his fancy shots.
He's up, up, and
Recuperating.
Chauncy, jump!
away.
Get that ball.
- he made it!
Que pasa?
Muscles
"Baby
Freddy always makes those free shots.
. Photo finish!
. Manolin takes the lead.
. "Ze feni"!
. These boys are all "we
And it's a jump.
Up-se-daisy
Ring it in there.
Make it good.
Almost.
And he's coming into the home stretch.
Jump ball.
"Smoothie".
Kneeling:
C. Becktell, A. McKeown, J.
Neabrey, F.
Aleguas, G. McArthur, F. Robinson, B. Maloney, B.
vers, C. Kruse, M. Roy.
Back:
Dean Hackett,
Assr. Coach Karst, J.
Alexaitis,
W. Spreadbury,
R. Hopiak
Cermelli,
B. Stevenson,
H. Phillips,
N. Gorham,
N. Stokes, J.
Morton, R. Huls,
Coach
Mower.
Football
Although
Wave gave its very best
a very poor
at all times.
season,
The "J.
the Green
C." eleven
won championship the year before.
Right F<
was chosen
injury, he v
or the second straight year,
captain.
Though
hampered
vas the whole inspiration of the
Frank Robinson
a knee
"J. C. Green
Wave.
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VOLLEY BALL
TEAM
Standing left to right:
Miss Grace Ely, coach, Jimee S
Cora-Ann Gomez, Anne Howze,
Pat Kelly, Elaine Kelly,
Yvonne Kuperman.
Kneeling left to right:
Libby Blitch, Ellen Cline, Barbara Ely, Gloriela Rossas.
GIRLS ALL-STAR BASKETBALL
TEAM
Standing left to right:
K. Jayne Butler, Kathryn Colclasure, Pat Kelly, Ellen Cline,
Cora-Ann Gomez, Betsy Gordiner, manager, Markela Perez.
Kneeling left to right:
L.ihhv Blirch. Gloriela Rossas. Barbara Ely. Elaine Kelly. Time
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1. Apparently it went in, much to
someone's disgust.
2. The gallery.
3. Score went up two points.
4. It ain't a toothache.
5. Did you call me?
6. Football
7. Trapped!
Casey
at the bat.
9. Wonder how she keeps her
balance?
10. Trio.
11. Into my arms.
RIGHT PAGE
1. There!
Catch
as catch can.
3. Humph!
4. Tired?
5. A tangible target.
6. Ballet?
7. Batsy and the ball.
8. and 9.
10. We're
Teamwork!
not speaking!
11. I wonder if I could
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1. Time out for jokes
2. El Capitan!
24-34-68
4. What is it
5. Obviously unsuspecting!
6. You need a
size larger
7. At the bar
8. B-E-A-T, beat Balboa
I'm gonna slug
LEFT PAGE
1. Judas, you know!
2. Prance pretty
3. The gals
4. Dress IN the gym
5. Gourd-head
What's going on here?
000000
8. Hallllllleuh!
You find the rest of
10. Danny, a dandy m
them.
ascot.
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LEFT PAGE
1. Woooooo what I see
2. Patriotic
3. You don't say
4. Stick with it.
5. Down
n
6. Up
7. Come on and yell
8. Those legs again
Danny
CAMPUS CLICKS
RIGHT PAGE
1. Hey,
2. Sittin
I lost my place.
down on the job-
tell you-it
was this way.
4. Atta babe Ali!
5. Practice makes perfect.
6. Harpo and Barb
How she
in here?
Don't study too hard, Kathy.
personality.
10. Catching up on the latest gos-
sip.
11. The play's the thing. (We've
always wondered what it was)
LEFT PAGE:
RIGHT PAGE
aw, Waw,
EXAM WEEK.
Bashful Best.
Who said that?
Bountiful Banquet.
Waw!
She's laughing!
Humph!
Don't be greedy, Annie.
And you expect to make an
Studious Sissy.
Loafing in the lounge.
that babe!
What's the joke? It's funnier behind you.
"Manolin"
P'/i llr cl
Don't believe it!
Interesting?
Thlnnn rb,' botch
LEFT PAGE
1. Frank doesn't think it's funny.
2. So?
3. Last night.
4. This morning.
5. Latest thing in transportation.
6. I'm scared to death!
O. K.
Coach.
8. Siting pretty.
9. Pip-pip, old chap.
10. Social affairs bore me,
11. The Doc!
12. Rocky?
13. As I
was walking down
street.
14. The case of the missing head.
15. Ugh!
RIGHT PAGE
School bells are ringing.
OOH! it's coooold!
Yes, men take sun baths too.
4. Oh no, Marian!
5. A pleasant
way to study
are they studying?
6. Seasick?
Te quiero much.
Ah haw!
We chew
Pop's bubble gum.
10. Mr. Turby in a dramatics pose.
11. Coach in a tense moment.
12. Good morning, Frank.
13. Here comes that man again.
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1. Chow.
Chic shiek
Introducing Mrs.
Buff-Orffington.
Bali Hai
Peggy.
re on our
we don't
way.
want a tan.
Been swimming?
10. Comfortable?
11. Relaxed
12. Sandy on the Sands.
13. Come on in!
14. Rear view.
15. S
orry, no more space.
LEFT PAGE
scene
Muscles
"Maloney
That's a dangerous position
Before
(JC, that
Who hit Jerry on the back?
Libby?
The case of the missing body.
The faculty relaxes.
went
10. May I have
that-a-way.
this dance?
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1. La Playa.
2. (Sh,
3. You don
thinking
t say.
4. Sleeping beauties
5. Yippee!
6. Dodge --
7. Jokes in gym.
8. How's the music.
9. Pose
10. Tobacco??
11. Cute tw
12. Smile.
some
As others
see us
LEFT PAGE
of JC's Coeds' slumber parties
pass...
pass...
pass...
Three bears
on a rug.
How to cure insomnia in ten
lessons
4. Types of
5. What's g
Literature?
oing on now, Anne?
6. The morning after the night
before.
7. Surprise!!
8. How did you get in here, Nick?
9. Who ate all the cookies?
10. A bug?
Ahhhh, sleep at last!
What
What
the bi
is it? The Thing?
14. Now, Kathy, control your emo-
tions.
15. Don't make a pig of yourself.
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RIGHT PAGE
Prancin' Pat
Oh Babe.
Whee I can cheer.
Come on Danny, kick like this.
The cheerleaders.
It's a good jump.
Have you heard the latest a]
It's a pretty hat.
Who ya laughing at?
That wonderful Valentine's Dance.
Boy, do you look brainy!
We see ya.
Mary Margaret is here!
Ziegfield follies, no less.
bout Ali?
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the Balboa
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Jh e :lta// 0/ the Con'll-ti:ltador d edicate the 0/ 1 952 to the in appreciation 0/ their e /lart:l to m a k e thi:l a p!ea:lant one in the m enwrie:l 0/ the :ltl,ldent:l. Itave been more than ou.1' t e a c h e r:lj Itave bl'en. ou. r j,'iend:J. have g iven their tim.e and ingenuillj to n.a k e th. e :loda! a//air:l 0/ the :lChoo! a :luc c e:l:l. I taue been inte re:Jt e d in U:l, the :ltudent:l, and h a v e trie d to h e 4 u:J.
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DoROTHY MOODY l11JtrtJc tor ill Eng lisb D can 0 / U7 o men B A., University of Kansas M .A., Yale U niver s ity Ph.D., Y a l e University R OGER C. H ACKETT D ean and l11str1lclo r ;'1 Social Sci eme A B ., In diana Un i versity A M H arva r d University Graduate Work, Oxford University SU8ERT TURBYfiLL IIl!frtlCf o r ill Eng l;;b and Drama/; ;.r D e an of men B F A .. of Oklah o ma ; M A .. Unlve r s l l Y of Oklahoma; Graduat e w ork. Columbia Univers : ty; Pr ofessi o nal study Rice Schoo l of th e Theatre
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fllllrllc/or ill MIlItc B S . K ansas State T eac her s Calles'.! ?vI.A., Columbia UnIversity GRACE C. ELI fnJlrtlClor in PhYlica! Etlllcal1011 lor Girls. B A .. Colorado State College of E d,l' cation. Graduate work, Colorado Slate College of Education. IIlJlrtlClor 111 Commercia! Edt/calion B S, New York Unlversiry M A., New York University CHARLES R. BOWEN Imlrllc/or ill lIislory (1/1(! Social Science B S., Baldwin.\Xlallace Coi!ege M.S .. OhIO State UnIversity BEATRICE S. GARDNER Injlrll':lor ;" Arl. B .S., Columbia University M .A., Columbia University Gradu:ne work, Columbia University and UnLversiry of Chicago
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R CCl-Ir LL E H!;AO OUlce Secrc t ary J STUART !CNAIR 1 mlrllc/or in MalbemtJu,;s amI Engineering U.S.. Kn ox College M .S., UnlvcrsifY of Chicago Graduate \'{Iork. Un ive r sity of \'{Iisconsin R O D E RT K /I. I OWER /11Sl'II(lor in P h)sica l Edllealiol1 for 80)s B A .. B e m idj i College, M innesota; M A., Univer sity o f MinnesOta GEORGE O. LEE l 11slruelor ill Bi ological B.S ., I owa State College A M., Columbia Univ e rSity G radua t e work, o f Chicago and Southern Calif o rnia KENNETH \'{I MARTIN 1 11J/ructor in P h)sics B.S. Central M issouri State College; M A ., University of Oklahoma
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11/!/rtlctor ;11 Ph)Sical S ciences A B. R I p o n Co ll ege, \ '\Tisconsi n A.M ., C olumbia UnlversilY ; Graduate work, UOlversiues o f Wisconsin a n d Co l o r ado. ATALIA JOHNSON lmtrllctor ill French A D D uk e U niv ersity It.' L A . D uke Univer sity ALLEN B WARD Im/rllctor ill Spanish A B.. Uni v ers ity of Nebraska; A M ., Un versity of ebraska; Gradu:uc "ar k, U n ive r s i ties o f M innesota and Puerto R ico not [Pi c lur e d MRS. MARGARET \V/ ARD Im:ruCfor ill Commercial E dllCaf t OIl A B .. Drury College, Springfield. M i sso uri ; M.A ., Univers ity Nebras ka. PAU L KARS T ImlrtlCfor ill P hlJlCal Edllcafiol1 for B.?JJ. B A., of Nouh Carol in,l College of E d u catio n
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l MESSAGE TO THE CLASS OF 1952 The Cl ass of 1 952 i. th e eighteenth to b e grad uoted from the Canal Zone Junior College, which institution is therefore only slighdy younger than (h e ave r age age o f the m embe r s o f the class. Vast cha n ges h ave occurred in t h e world sin ce 1 933. the year the Canal Zone Junior College \Vas found ed-and the } car in w hich Franklin D R oosevelt became president of rhe United States ( for t h e first time!) and Ado lph Hider became dictatOr of Ger m : my. The Junio r College h as survived all th ese c h a n ges, a nd in doing so h as m arcicu i :ucd morc than 2000 stude nt s, o f whom m o r c tha n 500 h ave been graduated. It co nfi dently expecrs to co nr i nu e to surv ive a mid rhe p e ril s o f the "arom i c age" now upon u s a nd l oo ks f orward in due rime ro g radu ar ing rhe chi ldren and grandchildren o f some o f rhe members o f irs ea rli er classes. The members o f th e f acu lty a n d I a r e inre r ested in all the graduates of the Junio r College. Wle toke pride in [heir achievemems o f a ll kinds-a prid e nOt unmixed with a se n se o f proprietOrship! \Vle hope a nd b e l ieve that [he liv es of th e grad u ates will be fuller richer, and happier as a re3ult of their twO years' sojourn in th e Ca nal Zone Junior College, and (hat (he communities where (h ey live will be n e fit culturally and spiritually by their prese n ce therein. A messlge from R oger C. H acken, Dean of the Canal Zone Junior College
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JAC K BASSAN Jack y P anama (icy. R of P L a f ayette Hig h School "The guy w i th th e friendly smile. place," MARY MARGARET DZEVALTAUSKAS M M." Panama Ci ty. R of P Never out of Colegio Int ernacional de Mari a Inmacul ada. Sop homore Class Secreta ry; Spa nish Club 1 ; Gamma C h i Secreta ry, 1 ; Conquis t ado r 2. Efferv esce nt. with ease," T alented R ICHARD EDWARDS D ic k Brookly n N. Y B a l boa H igh Sch oo l S. A. T reasurer F i t s Imo a n y crowd Cooperative. Gets th i n gs done. Has a friend l y s m le for everyo n e :
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BARBARA ANN ELY Barb Anc on. Ca na l Zone Balbo a Hi g h School. G a mma Chi 2: Ph i The t:!. Kappa T rea sure r ; D e lt a P si Omega, 2 ; V o lley ball, 1-2, all Softball 1-2, all s t ars; Bas ketball 1-2. 311 star s; Cheerleade r 1-2; Ca p t a I n o f Chee rl eaders. 2, Football Dan c e 1 : C hrist nldS D J nc(-, 2. "l\Ilsch i eve o us.. Alw3} 's cutting up .. H ere -The r e Ever y w h e r e:' CORA-ANN GOM EZ New R oc h e lle N. Y A c ad ( my o f th e Assu mpti o n \ '(Iell esley HIl ls. lIi assachusctt s ChI Pr csl J c m 1 -2: Baske t b all 1 -2. all 5 ta(; .; So ftb all, 2. V olle yball 1 -2. Del g htful H a s a s parkle all h e r own PATRICIA KELLY Pa, Los Angel es Californi a Balbo a H i g h S c h ool. V olley ball, \ ; Bas ketooll, 2; C h eerleader 2 ; C hi 2: D e lla P s i Omega; Phi Theta Kappa. "Snap cra c kle -pop t ypc e v er y th i n g an d ever y one." T akes a o i m creS[ in
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JAMES E. F A RRELL J im my" G r ee n sburg, P ennsylvania Greensbu rg Hi g h Sch oo l. "A really nice guy. Quiet voice b u t l ikes t o t a l k." J O ANN FISCHER J o A nn ( r esto, I owa Balboa Hi g h Sch oo l Ph i Theta Kappa 2; "Tranquil ma n ne r.. Intelligent a n d conscie nt io us. ANNE H O W Z E "Anne" New Yo rk Bal boa H ig h Sch oo l Volleyball 1-2 all sta r s; D e h a P si Omega, 1 -2; Gam ma C h i 1-2; Co n quistado r 2; C h rist mas D a n c e 1. Tops. .. D evi l i n h er eye. Full of m i rth a n d m e rr i ment."
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MARTH A H OOK l\'lanha" Full of fun.. H as a subd e w ic. L o ve s a good t i m e SON I A MEN D I ETA S o nia P a n a m a Ci t } R o f P I n s o nlle P a n Am eri c an a Spani s h C lub V iceP re side nt; Volleyball. 1, SoftbJII, I ; T r o pi c a l Co l eg i a n I ; Co n quistad o r, l. Ver y fri e n d ly. G eo r g l c Ancon C. z. P o l ite M c ARTHU R B a l b o a H ig h S c hool. N ice [0 kn o w." B a s ketball. 1 ; B a s e b all 1 -2; Foot ball. 2. S o p h o m o r e Class T r easure r : C h ristma s D an c e 2. A g rand ;lIhl e t e wit h a wonderfu l p e r so nality anJ a sp arkl e JO his eyes:'
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ANNIE NICOLSON "Annie" Full o f life. Loes of vim and v igor." MANUEL ROY, JR. M a n elin" Panama City R o f P. In s tiruro Nacio nal f omball, 2; Basketb all, 12; Tra c k, 2; B aseball, 2. "{nttll;gent. Athletic. A reai swell perso n." ANA MATILDE S IERRA "Tina" Panama City R o f P I mmacu l ate Conception High School, Jamaica B \'VI. 1. G a mma Chi 2; Spanish Club. 1 : Softball, 2; Basketball, 2. "Sh o rt n Sweet. Very polite. Has lotS o f friends."
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GERALDINE SNODGR ASS G e r i" R od n ey, M ississippi Bal boa H igh School. Gamma C hi Treasure r 1 ; D elta Psi Omeg a, 2; Pht The t a Kappa, 2; Tropica l Coilegia n 1 ; Conqu:srador, I ; editor, 2; L e Caf e Bleu Dance; Christmas D a n ce, 1-2; Freshman Sophomore Banquet Chairman, I. T errific. Live-w ir e personality. A riO! a n y time -a nywhere," WENDALL SPREADBU R Y "Wendy" L aceyville, P e nnsylvan ia B alboa H ig h Sch oo l Track, 1 ; F ootball, 1 ; Christmas D a n ce, 2. "One of th ose screwballs.. L o t of fun L i k es (0 CUt up," OLGA J STANZI OLA OIg" Colo n Escuela Pr ofesia n a!' Spanish Club 1 ; Gamma C hi, 2; Softball 2-V olleyball. 2; B asketball, 2. "Quiet but fri e n d ly. Nice (0 everyone
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Srude nt A ssoc i ar i o n: Pr eside nt: Vice-Presidenr: Secr eta r y : Treas u r er : JERRY WELCH "Jerry" Ancon C. z NOlfe Dame High Sc h ool Sop h o m o re Class P resident, 2; Basketball, 1 ; Base. ball, 2; Executive Commi tt ee; Chris tmas Dan ce, 2. "The pin ball expe rt of Ca nal Zone Juni or Casino," FRANK ROBINSON R obie" S t anford, F l orida. Sem in ole H igh School Fr es hm an Vice-President 1 ; S A Preside nt 1. 2; F ootball, 1 ; Drama ti ce, 1 -2; Christmas D ance, 1, Banquet. 1-2 ; D elta pi Omega. 2 ; P i na, 2. CLASS OFFlCER S Frank Robimon ... G e rard IV eich .. Alexatl der McKeou'lI Mar), Marg a r et Dze11t1/tallskas G eo r glf McArtbllr
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ADILIA EST H ER ARAUZ "Adi lia " Plenty o f rhythm Loves ( 0 sin g and dance. An ever-last ing Fr iend." S H I RL E Y BUTLER "Nice to know.. Fash ion-wise ... Noted for h e r pretry red hair." CEC ILIA SA VER STOCK 3 issy" Intellectua l Has a dry wit A n i n teresting perso n:' EDWARD CASTANO Bi g Ed," 'Th e boss. P o l i te. Has 3 good head for bus:ness." LIBBY BLITCH H arpo" M ischief in her eye. Fun [ 0 be with.. H er r are \\ jt adds color [0 any crowd." ELLEN CLINE "Elley" "Suga r spice, everything nic e Conragious laugh.. F ull of pep:' '.
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K ATHRYN COL C L A S U R E K at h y" T a l ente d C o n sc i entio us. SUf e [Q g et the m os t o ut at l i fe," ANN R USSE L L E DWARD S H a s a quiet c har m Spa rkl. i n g eyes. A l wa ys w i lli n g ro help. MA R I A N DORRIS Q ui e t w ith wit fun L I keable." ELIA S ENT E B I Fun to be wit h any crowd easily MARI E D U N HAM i\ b rr" L oads of F i t s inca Q uie t but f r ie n d l y ice 10 k n o w :' ADA ELIZABETH FLUMACII B e tt y " Full o f vim a n d vigor Never at a l oss f o r w o r d s
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M A RGUERITE FLYNN B abe "She's qui t e a "Babe" ELAI N E KELLY "lndividuaJ:SL Likes a goo..\ I nt e r esti n g to ulk MARY E GORDIN I ER Betsy " Vivaci o us Enthusiastic . L oves pani c s Ide a n d people : YVONNE KOUPERMA H a s a smile and a w ord f o r Int elligent and conSCIentIOUS. LOUISE HARRI S 'Frien d l y.. Optimistic. \'Vell liked by everyone." JESS KRUSE C hick" P olite. Friendl y. A Casanova
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MARGARET M cCUBBIN P eggy" Magnificent pers onaluy. Tal e nted. Good converS.J.tior, aEst:-MARKELA IR EN e PERE Z BACCOLLI. lI.hrkela A good spon. \'
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G L O R I E L A R OSAS "Pri endly.. Likes a good l i m e C h a r mi n g pe r so n a l i ty," M A RY EMM A S M ITH A reall y sWeet g irl P o l i t e Fri e n d ly." J I MMI E SUE S E A TE J immie" Int e lligent. A gal w h o s been aro u nd. G ood conve r -s3l i onal i sl.' WILLIA M G E O R G E S TEVENSON Bill" Cra zy b U I n ic e A w o n d er-ful f e ll o w L o ads o f fun ." R O BER T CA RL S I EVE R S "Bob" B itter B ob. 1 0 know." A n ice per so n N I C K S T OKES Jolly. L ot s of fun ... A n 'ce per<:onalir y ,"
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Presi de nt Vice Pr eside nt Treas ur e r V IGNA "A nIce lad w ith Latm charm a n d ;\ subde se n se of hum o r \'(I ILLiAM \'(I AESC HEE B ;II"' "Usually s leep y but wh en h e's awake he's loads of fun." CLASS O FFI CERS Willi(/m M al/ony EI/e/l. Cline R(/Iph H"h
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Camem Shy Sopl:JOmores Mrs. SUE BERCAW Bryan, T ex
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Stt/de1'll Association The sponso r Mr. J. S. McNair The officers of rhe S. A. for 1952 were: FRANK ROBINSON PresidellI. LOU TREMBLAY Vice Pr esidellt BARBARA ELY S e cretary DICK EDWARDS Yreaw ,.er During the year the S. A. spon sored num erous activities. The first o f these the Playn ight a t the B a lb oa Gym, was h e l d in Octob er and was very well arre n ded. O n Ocwber 31 th e facu lry gave a sw immin g parry at Amador B eac h for all th e S. A. members in J. C. Almost all the S. 1\ members went, are s a n dw i c hes a nd sodas b o u g hr by rhe faculty and swam. The n ext affa ir was a F oOtball Dance at [he Elk 's Club which rook place in November. 1 n D ecembe r t he S. A sponsored twO things the Christmas D ance at the American L egio n Club on D ecembe r 21, a n d the Second Annual C. Z J. C. Single Elimination Basketball Tournamem at B a lb oa Gym. The Albrook team won the rournamenr and J C. was the runner up. The a nnu a l V a lentine Dance was held Febru ary 8 at the American L egion Club in Amador a nd was se mi-form a L The next Sarurday February 16 the S. A. spon so r ed a pic nic CO Pin a Beach o n the Atlantic s i de. M any members o f th e S. A. a nd a l so o f the f acul ty, went over. roasted themselves in the sun battled the waves and came home exhausted The fina l a ffair of the year was the annua l Freshm an-Sop h o more B anquet whic h was h e l d t his year at the HOtel E l P ana m a o n Ma r 16 i n the B a lbo a R oo m with ni n ety-seve n class members a n d f ac ulry attending. The P resident of t h e Student As sociat i o n Me. fran k R obinso n i nr roduced Mr. Edward Castano S., as the newly e l ected President o f rhe Student Associarion for 1952-195 3 lr was rhe fir s r sch ool affair to be h eld ar rhe EI Panama. All in all rhe year was a successfu l a n d h a ppy o ne for .ll th os e co n ce rn ed.
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El C01z qllistado1' The staff chis yeal was headed by our very capable editor, Geri Snodgrass the business a n d fin a n c i a l m a n ers were e n e r getically managed by Ed Casclno. Ocher membe r s who served on the staff were Libb y Blitch Ellen Cline, M ario n D o rris B etsy Gordillier, Ann Edwards Anne H owze, Peggy M cCubbin E l aine K elly and M N. Dzevarrauskas. \Xlere :lIso aided by such people as Karl MeJlander, Mario H opiak, D avid Rubelli, and Ale M c Keown Mr. Tu rbyfill helped us with the arrangements of some sections and Dr M oody was our guiding sponsor. Mr. H ackett's pr..rience with us as we bummed paper, scissors, paste and paper clips at pracrically any hour of the day and night was appreciared. Also OUf thanks go to Best (he really is, you know) who opened rhe rooms :md did v:uious Other things to speed lip the produCtion o f 'he book. An orchid a l so to Sgt. M cGinnes of ,he Balboa Hi gh Schoo l ROTC who was invaluable in printing and deve l oping picrures for us. The Big Three" shedding blood. SWC3t, and tC3rS over anot h er sectio n
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The Spotlight The Spotlight' is a h ighly informative bulletin published weekly or o ft ener by rhe Juni o r College offi ce under rhe guidance and superv i s i on of D ea n H ackelt and Mrs. H ead college office secre t ary. Thi s bulliten contain s a sch edu le of event s which will ta ke place in OUf college i n the near fur u re such as summa rie s o f sports social a n d sometimes community eve m s schoo l n otes and va r ious othe r a rticl es vf interest to r h e stude nt s Ie has been a po l icy during the past for t h e office co awa r d a Ca n a l Zone Junior College pencil co a stude nr eac h rime his n a m e appears in the sporlight h owever this p r actice has been discontinued recently. AnOther issue of the Spodight' in pr o gress
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Tropical Colegialz The n ew l y orga n ized str.H o f the T ropica l C olleg ian m e r on Thursday. O ctober 2, 1952, to elec t M arga r e t M cCubbin as E ditor-in-chief, Yv onne K uperman as Business M anage r Sonia M end i eta as Sta ff Secretary The rest o f th e sra ff co n sisted o f K a thryn C o lcl asure F eature E dicor J imee Sea tie, An EditOr, R ussell Pear soll. M a rk e l a P erez liS S t a ff Writers, and Adeli a Arauz Rich ard H opia k R a lph H u ls, a nd M o nte R og ers as An S t a ff The sta ff ha d a parti cu larl y difficu l t {(me gerr in g our the first edit i on, but by r h e time f o r rhe seco n d ed iti on r olled aro und they were b et t e r organized. In J a nu a ry, it \ vas decided to f ollow a cherne for rhe r emai nin g ed iti ons, budd ing rhe entire m agazine arcu nd one idea rather (hftn having m a n y divergi n g In o n e issue 8mh rhe An and \X7ritin g Sta ff s h ave w o rked very h ard chi s yea r W/e h ad some o f the b est covers th e T ropical Collegiall has eve r had this yea r and the \vrirers have fr eque ntl y turned in cwo or m ore articles apiece, f o r o n e edi t i o n Of co ur se, wichom our ,idviser Dr. D o roth ytvr oody, th ere wou l d h ave b een n o Tropical Collegian and it i s to h e r that o ur fin a l th a n k s must a nd s h ou ld go. J. c. TALEN T ar work
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The Nattt1 'a l Science Club Th i s society was founded in 1933. Every yea r prominem men of the community have given lectures for the society Sever a l meetings are h eld eac h year, the last o n e s h only before fin a l exams An annua l w a ffle suppe r i s held at the sponsor's h ome were new office r s are e l eered for the f ollowing term. There i s a lways plenty o f w o nderful food prepared by Mrs. L ee and a gayrime is held by everyone This year Mr. H arry Dunn gave a lecrure and s h owed s lides of the o rchids of Panama. Dr. Johnson g a ve a l ec tur e a n d s h owed co l ored s li des of the region arou nd Sicia. Tr ips to Mir aflores testing l abora t ory and [Q t he mine docks r ou nded QU[ thi s year's schedule of act i vi t ies. 1 Who's afraid of the big 01' lion ? 2. Offi ce r s: Yvonne Kuperman, President ; Edward Castano Vi c e.Pres.: Katheryn e C o l clasu r e, Sec.; Sponsors : Mr. and Mrs. Lee 3. Ams? Where ? 4 Sleep y time gal. 5 Miraflores no agua! 6. Heap b ig hunter
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The Spauish Club The member s of rhe Spanish C lub are con<.c,ned with promorin g good relatio n s h erwee n P a n a m ania n and Am e rica n s tudent s in th e C a n a l Z one Juni o r C ollege. At pre se nt th e C l ub i s composed o f o nl y spanis h spea kin g s tudents bur the club i s o pen (Q all students who a r e interested in l earni n g ahom th e Spa ni s h language a nd Spanish custOms. The Spanish Club entertai n ed the student body in an assembly o n Panama I ndependence Day. The members, d r essed in col o rful costumes, danced, sa n g, and gave talk s on various interesting subject s h aving to d o with P a nama This was th o ught to be o n e o f the mOSt inr eres ring a ssemb lies of the year I t s o ffi cers a r e Presidenr, Mr. M ario H opia k Treasure r Mr. Edward CastanO S., and Secrer :uy Miss Ol ga Stanzio l a
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Left to R ight: Peg McCubbin Barbara E l y Jimee Seate. Carmen R osa R ecuero, Admi ral B ledsoe ; Preside nt : Pat Kelly ; Edgar P lummer, J oAnn F ischer So nia Mendietta, Sponso r : M r Suben Turbyfill; a n d Cectiia B u ver stock P hi Theta Kappa The D elta Omega C h apte r o f Phi 1l1eta K appa, nat i ona l sch o lastic frate rnity f or j u nior colleges, was founded i n the Cana l Zone J unio r College in 1945. Onl y ten pe r cent o f th e srudents may be pledged, prov i ded t hey have B averag"'. J oAn n Fisch er a n d M artha H ook we r e t h e only membe r s
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Top: Fixin g pu n c h for ,h e annual Inuia(io n tea L owe r Tea-Time. Chow Ime. Gamma Mrs. H acke tt the D ean's wife, h onors us by {he ( ea. L o wer : Mar) M argaret wllh h e r musica l fingers plays a melod),. Chi One o f rhe mOst active and u se ful orga n izations in the Junior College is rhe Gamma C h i Sororiry The sopho m ore girls of a few years ag o formed a so rority w i th th ir teen memb e rs. With the ap prov a l of the faculry it s tarted its official exi ste nce in N ove mb e r 1945, bein g calle d Gamma Chi. I r s aim s a re to perform se rvice and to promme soc ial l ife. Each member of the sorority is expeCted to per f orm some service f o r rhe college as a member o f t h e cle a n-up committee, and the who l e group acts as the backbone o f the schoo l' s cheering squads at the games. Social activities a re tOpS with the Gamma Chi girls, and teas, banquets, and mher parries are held re gularly Gamma Chi is nor a nati o n a l sorority Girls wh o belong to national groups are eligible for Gamma Chi and vice-versa
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The m e mb e r s at th e beg innin g o f rhe yea r wer e a s f ollow s: President, C o r a-A n n Gomez; Vice-Presi dent, P a r K elly ; Sec r e r a r y l\1rary M a r g ar e t D z e v a l tau s k as T l e a s urer Geri S nodgr ass; Ann e H ow z e a nd Anni e Nico l so n The r e wer e twO inir i ar i o n s r h is yea r E ac h o f rhese we r e ru s h t e as. The fir s t ru s h rea o f rh e yea r was h e ld a t t h e end of t h e f i rst seme s te r a t t h e J ew i s h W e lbre Center. The n ew m embe r s we r e B a r ba r a E l y Lib by Bli t c h B etsy Gor di n ie r O l ga S t anzio l a E l a in e K elly, Elle n C lin e M a r i a n D o rris, S u e B e r c aw An a Sierra The seco n d t r ad i t i o n a l r u s h r ea was h e l d at Anne H o wz e's h o m e a t Q ua rr y Heig ht s a t th e beg in n in g o f t h e sec o n d semester The new m e m be r s we re; J i m ee Scate C a r me n Recu e r o, Pe ggy M cCu b bin Sonia M e ndietta. The o r g,. n i z atio n ha s had it s s oc ial ca l e n d a r f ull to t h e bri m with th e Ca f e Ble u da n c e h e l d a t t h e Ameri ca n L e g i o n C l ub rhe s lumber p a rry a t A nn i e Nico l so n 's h ome in A l b rook th e s l umb e r parry he l d a t libby B l i t c h's h o m e i n An co n a goin g aw a y parry, a h a y ride. a n d a pi c n i c supper a t t h e b oa t club in Ped r o M i g uel. O u r Sponso r DR. D O R O T H Y ;..-tOODY A ro un d r b e o ur side c ir cle : L ib b)' An n Blitc h O l ga Sra n z i o la, B ets)' G o rdinie r M a rian D o rris, Elle n C line Ann e H o wze, An a Sier r a, Ela ine K ell)" a nd B ar b ara E I ) '. A ro un d rhe in side c ircl e : Offi ce r s: President: CoraAnn e G o m ez Vi ce Presi de nt : P ar K elly Sec r eta r y : !vbry N f a r g,. r e t D zeva lr alls kas T reasu.r e r : Ger a l dine S n odgrass
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l. Dearly beloved, we a r e gathe red her e 2. Socia l evenrs bore me. 3. H o n ored guests. 4. Yum! 5. Miss McC arry per f orms. 6. Oh rho s e gooting days. 7. Panama Hauies. 8. Yoo Hoo! 9. A w (axe on, Charlie, give us a n "A". 10. I dreamed I kissed your hand, J I. J. C. Shoe-Shine Girls.
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F acu lry Sponse r F aculty Member H o n ora r y M e m be r A sce n e f rom 'Th e \'\Ih o l e Town's T a lking" SUBERT T U RBYFIL L D O ROTHY MOODY Mrs. TURBYFILL CaSt DIrectOr Stage M anager B usi n ess J\13nager ANNI E N I C OL SON ANNE HOWZE FRAN K R OB INSON Cast No. 1 38 o f Delt a Psi Om ega was o rgan ized in 1 943 i n the Can a l Zo n e J unio r College und e r the s up ervis i o n d i recri o n o f Mr. Sub e n T urby f ill. I r i s Ihe hugest n at i o n a l h o n o rary d r a m atics fra ternit y f o r juni o r colleges. I n conju n ct i o n with t h e class i n d r amat i cs it has s t aged sev e r a l dram atic p erforma n ces, includin g o n e l o n g play, eac h year. In orde r ro b e elig ibl e to j oi n D e lta P s i Omega, o n e m ust h ave done work in acting, stagi n g, and p roducing, and mUSt h ave co mpl eted o n e year o f d r ama t ics wirh acceptab l e g r a d es. Th e soc i a l fun crio n s t his year incl ude d a n h ilario u s H alloween parry a r the h o m e o f a n d Mrs. Turb y fill a deliciou s Christmas dinner at the H m el Ti voli, a n d t h e a nnu a l d r y seaso n p i c n ic. The tradit i o n a l "Baccal aureate Brea kfast will again b e held in h o n o r o f the g radu ating sopho m o r e m e mb e rs. Th e second se m esrerWendall Spr eadbury beca m e cas e di r ecro r and R onnie Angermulle r became S tage M a n age r J \ nni e N ico l so n a n d Ann e Howze l efr sc hool.
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For The P a r ade o f Comedy, f o ur one-act plays give n in assemb l y laSt October drama di r ecto r Turbyf ill wrote a prologue s tating that "grea t things are promised for the year in theatre work. J\nd great things were acco mplished in d r a ma during rhe college year too. Sixteen men and fifteen wome n worked during th e full season, wirh Mllrd er in. he j lll1ior College being presenred in rhe b a n d s hack ( rhe o l d L irde Theane b ui l d ing) in J anuary. For its third annua l participatio n in Imernationa l Theatre Monch in M a r c h the college presemed The l V/bole T own's T alki n g as the big num ber" of the loc a l observance, wit h perf o rmances in Gamboa, Cris tobal and Di a blo, Spre ading t h e p e rf o rm a n ces over s uch a wide a rea as to blanket the e ntire Cana l Zone, acruall)' en a bled rhe co lle ge to l ive up ro its name at least in the field of drama. While the one week for rehearsals did not give rhe college su ffi c ient t im e to enter the compet i t i on, The Drllms of Oll de was success fully presemed in assembl y a n d as a parr of the First I s thmian Drama T o urn a ment sponsored by the Thespian Tro upe of Criscoba l H igh School a nd encered by all five a m a reur d r a m a groups o f rhe I sthmus. The col l ege versions o f the f a m ous "Osca r awa rd s f o r achievement i n theatre w o r k are presen ted at the an nu a l Drama B a n qu e t held rhis year o n Wednesday, April 30, ar rhe Army-Navy Club ar Fon Am a dor. The awa rds rhis yea r a r e diffe rent from any previ o u s awa rds Severa l of the perso n s who took parr in the tent h season will be rerumin g co CZJ C nen f all and equally great rhings a r e expecred from rhem in rhe drama work for 1 953-54. B e l ow : Ah ha! The pl o t Not e amazed l oo k o n the la(e of Mr. H enry ( Ralph Hul s ) Simmo n s and the s hu c ks! f oiled again expression o n th e cou n tenance of R o g e r ( Ali McK eown ) Shelds a n d th e I sa i d it a n d I'm g lad" g lar e of L e tt y ( Kat h r C o lcla s ure ) L yt h "A fam o uth M ovie Thar." Lefc Members of the cast of Delea Psi Omega L. [0 R. Libby Blit ch Geri Snodg r ass, Barb ara Ely, Pat K elly, Ellen Cline Ann Edwar ds. Seco n d R o w : Frank R obi n so n Mr. Turbj'fill. R o nnie Angermuller Wen dall Spreadbu ry, Ali M c K eowr.,
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Tbe Boy's DOrl1'l Ter11'tite Te1"1'ac e Mr. and Mrs. Ewi n g are Mom" and Pop" at r h e B oys' D orm. Th e b oys livi n g a t r h e D orm (hi s year are J ack A l exair i s Ed CasrOllo Abd i e l Flyn R i ca rdo H o p i a k Ali M c Keown J ac k Pears o n F rank R obin so n B o b S:evers Nick Stokes and L ouis T remb lay. I T ermi t e T errace. 2 & 3. heads of the househcld. 4 T e r m paper. 5. 774. 6. D ear Brat 7 A n d /t,llar do you want ? 8. Wh o said thai!
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L eft ro r ieht : Knee l i n g : M R oy. L. Tre m b l ay. G M cArthur, F Aleguas Sta n di n g : -A. M cKeow n B S teven son, R H uls, N Gorh a m ] \'(Ielc h (Not pictured ) H e nr y P h illips. Basket B all Unl i k e precedin g years th e basketball season f ollowe d the f oot b all season. Also Junior College won o n e i n rhe r eg ul ar int er-schoo l l eague. The Green \ '(lave did n or h ave the hei g hr bur they gave th ei r 2 h igh sch oo l o pponent s a very r oug h time anyway The Gree n W ave d i d nor h ave a very big rurn our therefore the r e was n o Juni o r V a r sity. The only bri g hr spars f o r J C was the fan th a t [hey p l aced 2 nd in [he Basket ball T ournament and that diminutive George M cA rthur was placed on the All-Zone team as g uard
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F ive Graduating Soph o m ores who have pla yed their las t games f o r Juni o r C o llege Left to rig hr:G Arthur l\t R o y G Welch, L. Tremblay, A McKeown George M c Arthur : Mi ghty M ite with l ots of fig ht." M anue l R oy : M ano lin on our lisr h e's really k een. lerry W elc h : T o beat Ge rr ard is reall y hard L o uis Trembley : (On our liSts of favorites too ) I s the swelleSt guy named Lou". Alexander M c Ke ow n Jr.: T ops f or making po i nts
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Left [ 0 r i ght. C eac h R oben M ower. L. Trembla y A Alegu3s, N Gorham R Hul s. G lI.lcAnhur G \'Q'e1ch, M R oy. A M c!<'.!own H Phillips. The B aske tball T01l1'/J,amem I n J C'S first game, they defeated the strong I Slh Naval Disrrier team 4 ').41, rhus earning the rig h t to p lay Balboa Hi gh S c h eol who had defeated Powells o f the Atlantic side th e nigh t before. This g ame ended in a tie contest bur J. C.'s f',ll3 rd George McArthur had a foul shor coming ro him With cill m ar.d with ease, George sank the foul shot, rhus assuring viemry f or J. C, 35-34 I n the fin a l playoffs after a COllff.geous bartie J. C:s ho o psrers went dow n before the Albr oo k fliers 42 3 8 thu s s ecuring for chern sec ond pbc e:n thi s t c urnamenr
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"BAS KETS, BOYS!" l. One o f OUf f a v o rit e g u a r ds s mil es a fter a 4. H e r e com es that h a lf -time pep t a lk. 2. Two m o re pointS f o r o l d J. C. Th a nks, Ralph 5. Nic k putS it in there f o r a f oul sh or. 3. Th a t's a cute s tep L o u Jus t m a k e rhe bask et. 6. K e ep those poinrs comin g, M a n o lin 7. Ali and his f a n c y shms.
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I. lip Up, and away 13. Get that b all. 2. Recuper a tin g. 1 4. And -he made ir! 3. Ch"uncy, jump! 15. Que pas,,? 4. Mu s cle s "Baby": 16. freddy a lway s m a k es those free shors. 5. Phoro finish 17. And it's a j ump 6. M a n o lin r:lkes the lead 18. U pose-daisy 7. "Ze f eni"! 19. Ring it in there. S. These boys are all wet. 20. Make it good. 9. Alm ost. 21. Up goes Sm oo thie"' 10 And he's coming int o the h ome srrerc h 22. Jump ball. II. Slick with him Freddy' 23. Easy rwo poinrs. 12. M ake (hat point Ali! 24. Reach Freddy
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Kneehng : C. B eckcell, A M cKeow n ) F A l eg uas G l\l cAnhur F R obinson. B M a l oney, B Sie vers, C. Kruse, M Roy. B a c k : D ea n H acken ASSI. Coach K arst, ). A l exaicis. W Sp r eadbury, R H opiak \ Cermelli, B Stevenson, H Ph illips, N. Gorham, N Stokes. ). M o n on. R. H u ls, C o a c h l\l ower. FootbaU Alth o u g h i t h a d a v e r y p oo r seaso n th e Gree n W a v e gav e it s very beS t a t all times. The J c." eleven wo n c h a mpi o n s h i p t h e y e a r b e f o re. R ighI -F o r the seco nd s tr a i g h t year fra nk R o bin son was ch ose n G'prain Th o u g h h a mp e r e d wi th a k n ee injury, h e was the w h o l e i n spi r ati o n o f t he J C. Green Wave."
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G I R L S ALL-STAR VOLLEY BALL TEAM Sta n di n g left to right: M iss Grace Ely, coach J i m ee Seale, Pat K el l y Ela i n e K e lly Cora Ann Gomez, Anne Howze, Yvonne Kuperm3n. Kneel ing l eft to right: L ibby Blit c h Ell en Cline, Bar ba r a Ely, Gloriela R ossas. G I R L S ALL -STAR BASKETBALL TEAM S t a ndin g left to right: K Jayne Buder, Kathryn C olcbsure, Pat K elly, Ellen C line Cora-Ann Gomez, B etsy Gardiner, manage r Markela Perez Kneeling left t o right: L ibby Blit c h Gloriela R c ssa s, Barbara Ely Elaine Kelly J im ce Sea r e.
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LEFT PAGE I. Apparently it wem in, much ro someone's disgust 2. The ga llery. 3. Sc o re wenr lip twO p oims. 4. Jr ain't a toothache 5. Did you call me' 6. F oocball 7. Trapped I 8 Casey a r rhe bat. 9. Wonder ho w she keep s her b a lance? 10. Trio. II. Inr o my a nTIs. RIGHT PAGE I. There! :? C a tch as catch (;1 n 3. Humph! 4. Tired 5. A r a ngible rarger. 6. Baller 7. B ars y and rhe b all. 8 and 9. T eam\vork! 10 Were n or spea k i ng! 11. I wonder if I co ul d get it?
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RIGHT PAGE I. Time o ut f o r jokes 2. EI C a pi tan' 3. 24 34 -6 8 Hike 4. Wh a t is it S. Obviously u n slis p e Clin g 6. Y o u n eed a size l a r ger! 7. A t th e b a r 8. B-E -A-T_ b eat B a l boa 9. i"m gonn a slug you LEFT PAGE I. Juda s yo u kn o w 2. Pr a nce pretey 3. The ga l s 4. Dress I the gy m 5. G o urd-he ad (') 6. What's goi n g o n h e re? 7_ W oooooo Raul 8. H allJIIlle uh 9. Y o u f i n d t h e rest o f rhem. 10. D a nny, a dan dy mascot.
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LEFT PAGE I. Woooooo whar I see 2. Parr imic 3. Y o u don t say 4. Stick wit h it. S. Down n 6. Up 7. Come on a nd yell 8. Those legs again 9. See, D anny CAMPUS CLIC K S R IGHT PAGE I Hey, I loS[ my place. 2. Sittin down on the job-3. I cdl you-it was this way. 4. Ana b abe Ali! S. Pracrice makes perfect. 6. H arpo and B a r b 7. How s he gee in here ? 8. D on, srudy tOO h a rd K a thy. 9. P egs s plit pe r sona l ity 10. Catching up o n the latest gossip II. Th e p lays the thing. (We've a lways wondered what it was)
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LEfT PAGE EXAM WEEK. 2. Bashfu l B esr. 3. Who said th at? 4. B o untiful B a nquet. 5. Studious S issy. 6. Loafin g in the l o un ge. 7. What's the j o k e? It's funn ie r b ehi n d yo u B. M a n o l in 9. F o r once. 10. Y o u do n', .. y. RIGHT PAGE I \Vaw, Waw, Waw She's l aug hing! 2. L egs 3. H umph! 4. D o n t be Ann i e. 5. And you expect to make a n A"? 6. H o l d that babe! 7. Don [ bel ieve it! 8. I nreresring ? 9. D ow n 'he hateh 10 J C:s EinStein.
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LEFT PAGE I. Fra n k d o e s:1" ( think it's funny. 2. S o? 3. L ast night. 4 Thi s m o r n ing 5. L a test thin g in 6. I'm scared to de a r h 7. O K Coa c h 8 S it in g p retty. 9 Pip-pip o l d c h a p 10. S oc i a l affairs b ore me, II. The Doc 1 2 R ock),' 13. As I was w al king do wn th e screer. 1 4. T h e case o f rhe m iss i n g h ead. 15. Ughl RIGHT P AGE I. S c h oo l bells a r e rin g ing. 2. OO H ItS coooo i dl 3. Y es, m E n tak e s un b aths [QQ 4. Oh n o Ma r i a n S. A F iE3s3nr way to srudy but a r e t ht y studying? 6 Sea s i c k 7 T e quiera muc h a 8 Ah h a w 9 W e c h e w P o p s bu b bl e g um 1 0 Mr. T urby i n a d r a m atics p os e J I Coac h i n a te n se m o m enc 12. G ood m o rnin g Fr a nk 13. H er e co m es [hat m a n again. 1 4. Duh!!
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RIGHT PAGE I. Chow. 2. Shall we? 3. Chic shiek 4. Imcoducing Mrs. BuffOrffingwn 5. B.li Hai 6. Pose, Peggy. 7. \"(Ie're on our way. S. 0, we don't want a tan 9. Been swimmi ng? 10 Comfortable? II. Relaxed 12. Sandy on the Sands. 13. Come o n in! 1 4. R ear view 15. Sorry, no more space. LEFT PAGE I. Mob scene 2. Muscles Ma loney". 3. That's a dangerous position i. Before 5. After (jC, that is ) 6. Who hit J erry on the back? Libby ? 7. The case o f the missing body S. The faculty relaxes. 9. The y wem [hara-way. 10. M ay I have this dance? V I VA LA PLAYA
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RIGHT PAGE I. L a Playa. 2. (Sh Shes thinking) 3. Y o u don't s ay? 4. S l eeping be a utie s 5. Yippee! 6. Dodge--7. J okes i n gym. 8 H ow's the mus ic. 9. P ose 10. T o b acco?' 11. C ute twosome 12. S mile A s othe r s see liS LEFT PAGE S h ots o f JCs Coeds slumbe r parties I. I pass... I pass... I pa" ... 2. Three b ears <') o n a rug 3. H ow to cure insomn i a in ten easy le sso n s 4. Type s of Lite r arure? 5. What's going on n ow, Anne? 6. The mornin g afte r (he nigln bef ore. 7. Surprise!! 8. H o w did you ge i n h ere, Nick ? 9. Who ate all the cookies 10. A bug II. Ahhhh s leep a, laSt! 12. Wh.,s the big joke ? 13. What is it? The Thin g ? 14. K athy, contr o l your emotio ns. 15. Don mak e a pig o f yours elf. 16 Ahh-h a, caught in t h e act! 17. Wh .. H op pin ?
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LEFT PAGE 1. Pr anc in P a c 2. O h B abe. 3. Whee I can c h ee r .:I. Come on D anny, kic k l i k e rhis. 5. T h e ch,erleade rs. 6. Ie's a good jump. 7. H ave rOll heard rhe latest acolJ{ A li? 8. P ut ill) in a tin can 9. Sompin' h appe n L i b.' 10. D o they all look l ike this? I 1. T hose cheErs get LIS down. 12. A team [hat will make you scn::am RIGHT PACE 1. I t's a p retty h at. 2. \XIh0 ya l aug hin g at' 3. That wonderful V :tlem ine's D anc e 4. Boy, do you look bra iny! 5. \XIe ste ya. 6 Ma r y !\.1argarer is here! 7. Ziegfie l d f ollies, no l ess. 8. The halls o f (poison) Ivy. 9. Best, o ur ri glH. h and man. 10. Fbshingcoll 1 I. The Elys. 12. Nick '11 13irrer Bob.
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I. Bine r B ob. 6. ConStruction 0 1 the Panama Canal (Note smal l 2. Pat and Admiral Bled soe o n sch o l ars hip day. waves). 3. A dorm dinner. 7. "By the Sea" 4. And we shall have music. 8. F our o'clock pracrice. 5. Nw members welcomed into Phi Thera Kappa. 9. A b3lcony box at OUf own l ittle [hatIe
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1 And this i s the l runk Ali 5. S up ersa le,m ell 6. 2. Used (badly) car 3. Well, S25 S
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M o S T L K E L Y T o s u c C E E D
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M o s T A L L A R o u N o Prese ntin g: CERI S N ODGRASS a n d ALI M c KEWN
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PAT K ELLY a nd FRANK ROaJNSON M o s T p o p u L A R
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M o s T N T E L :1-1 L E lego gran C T U A L Presenting: ) 0 liNN F I S C H El< and MANUEL R OY MAKING PROGRESS r.. COl.LEGE stUdent who by his .... ho h .. an .110 filUJ]ciaJly indcpend. and are not in .ny On p.ge S8 i tion and upkee p for.; year of nine institution in :1 1 The student not pay the per $:00.00 per } ear which comes from the amount 'he student (Quld C2TtI if he were full-lime position an .crlUl mone) tr.tnsaction. >St, therefore, per tudent is $70 .17 m''''th or school year. These estim:ates .re r.uher coru :he. It is foir to put the e<>;t of ."encUnee in the college $100.00 per mon,h, or $900 for Ihe m1lc",e
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Presenting : MARY M ARGARET DZEVALTAUSKAS a n d TOMAs DUQUE M o S T T A L E N T E D
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F R E N o L E s T Presenting : JI."EF SEATE and DICK E OWAROS
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and GEORGE McARTH U R M o S T A T I I L E T c
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B E s T D A N c E R s Pres enti n g : CORA ANN GOMEZ and NICK STOKES / ./
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LIBBY BLITCH and SPREADBURY w T T E S T
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B E S T L o o K G SHIRLEY B U TL E R a n d HENRY PHILLIPS
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Hail! We, the Staff of th e 1 952 Conquistador hereb y saluate w ith g r a teful a nd heartfelt appr eciation the valuable aid o f Sgt D oug las A. McInnes of the B a l boa H igh School ROTC. Without his patience with ou r demand s and his untirin g work in printing and developing picrures this book wou l d never h ave bee n completed.
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COMPLIMENTS OF Almacen Angelini COMPLIMENTS OF TROTT THE CLEANER F H ONE 2-0120 C OMPLIMENTS OF GARAGE FILOS I EL PANAMA I COMPLIMENTS OF Agencies Canalpa
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MERCURIO Jewelry Store Compliments of National Brewery Inc Tucker McClure Inc Empresas Electricas de Chiriqu i Smoot and Poredes Panagra Keene Line Lawrence M. Bruck Colpan Motors Inc. Dagmar Swift & Co. Lola' s Beauty Shop
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