The Class of '53 Presents
1 c O 9 N 5 C 3 H Dedication
To our sponsor, Miss Eunice Harm, we, the Senior Class of 1953, dedicate our annual in small appreciation for her untiring efforts. Our Administration PRINCIPAL OF KEY WEST HIGH SCHOOL
EDWARD O. SCHWEITZER
OFFICE STAFF
CHARLEEN ROBERTS MARGARET WELLONS Secretary Registrar LIBRARIAN-
-MARY TREVOR
FINE ARTS
HAROLD CASTERTON THOMAS WHITLEY THOMAS LANE SCIENCE DEPARTMENT
Robert McQuain, Helen Darby, Donna Chapman, Andrew Garcia, Walther Lazier
LANGUAGE ARTS DEPARTMENT Loretta Pratt, Ida Kennedy, Emily Case, Eunice Harra, Don Jaeschke, Billie Crowley, Mary Milner, Josef Hurka, Jeanne Maner, Richard Ertzman, Marion Stark
MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT
Margaret Weisel, Mary J, Skillern, Peter Simpson, Joel Martin, Rose McCardle, Edna England APPLIED ARTS DEPARTMENT
SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT
Rosemary Cabrera, Charles Perkins, Mary Carter Buckner, Rebecca Martin, Hilda Salis, Benjamin Sweeting and Jeanne Sisk
Ed Beckman, Margaret Tobin, Paul Davis, Margaret Hughes and Winston Jones Graduating Seniors Senior Class Officers
Sitting: Charles Taylor - Pres. Standing: Vita Barroso - Editor Evelyn Nettles - Sec. Robert Sawyer - V. Pres. Jimmie Collins - Treas.
Standing: William Chapman Thomas Lane Sitting: Rebecca Martin Eunice Harra
SENIOR CLASS SPONSORS BARBARA ANN ADAMS
"BOBBY"
"YA KNOW?"
BLANCHE ADELE ALLIGOOD
"B. A.A., JR. "
"DO YOU WANNA BUY—?"
CHARLES WILLARD BAKER
"CHARLIE"
"YOU DON'T SAY"
ROSE BAKER
"ROSIE"
"OH MY!"
PAUL BARR
"BUD-
VITA JOY BARROSO
"PUMPKIN" "MOVE IT OR LOSE IT" CLINTON NEIL BERGSTROM
"NEIL"
"THAT'S FOR SURE”
CLEMENTS BETANCOURT
"CLEMENTS"
RALPH BETANCOURT, Jr.
"POPPY"
"HEY PAL"
JANICE LOU BOPST
"JAN"
KATHERINE BRADY
"KATHY"
"OH NO!”
OSA ANN BRANTHOOVER
"OATS"
"WHY SURE" PAUL BRAUN
"PAUL"
"MOVE IT OR HAVE
IT ALTERATED"
NANCY HELEN BROOKS
"NAN"
"SPECTACULAR"
MARY ESTHER BUTLER
"BLONDIE"
"DEAR JOHN"
HORTEN SI A CALLEJA
"TENCHY"
"YA DON'T SAY"
YVONNE CAMILLIER
"DENNY-
JOHN MARTIN CAMFIELD
"JOHN" ELEANOR JEAN CANOVA
"JEANNE"
"YOU ALL"
JOHN EDWARD CASTRO
"EDDIE"
MURPHY CATES
"MURPH"
'YOUR FEET DON'T FIT
NO LUNCH"
JIMMIE COLLINS
"JANE"
"COMMO SE LLAMA"
MARGARET CORMACK
"BE BE"
BETTY LOUISE COOPER
"COOPER"
THAT BIRD! TOM CORNELL "CORNELL”
"WELL! CHECK THAT"
FAYE CURRY
"FISH"
"OH! HUSH"
GALE CURRY
"GALE"
"YOU AREN'T KIDDING"
LORRAINE CURRY
"RAINIE"
"YOU THINK SO Hmm--"
MYRNA CURRY
"SLEEPY"
"BETTER LATE THAN NEVER'
CAROL FRANCES DALTON
"CRUMIE"
"ANY-WHO" ALICE MARIE GARCIA
"ALICIA"
'YOUR PICTURE ISN’T READY"
DONALD GECK
"DON"
GEORGE FRANKLIN GIBSON
"GIBSON"
"DON’T MESS AROUND"
JACK PHILIP GIBSON
"JACK"
LUCILO GONZALEZ
"LUCY”
"WHAT YOU WANT ME
TO GO NAKED?"
HUNTER NILO HARDEN
"SONNY"
"NO MAN, DON’T SAY THAT" MAXINE HATLEY
"MAX"
"BIG WRETCH"
MONA HONEY
"HONEY"
GLORIA HYRE
"GLORY" "YOU BETTER BELIEVE IT!
GERALDINE INGRAHAM
"GERALDINE"
ANNETTE JOHNSON
"NETTIE"
"I'LL CLUE YOU"
FRANCINE JOHNSON
"FRAN"
FOR GOODNESS SAKES BARBARA ANN JOLLY
"FISH"
"MY DEAR"
JOE LADD
"CONCHO GOMA"
GENE LANG
"JUICY"
"DON'T FLUB UP THE
WORKS"
PATRICIA ANNE LEWIN
"PAT"
"I DON'T KNOW"
JOYCE ANN LOUNDERS
"JAL"
"WELL, PIN A ROSE
ON YOU!"
FAYE LOWE
"FIFI"
"HOT DOGS AND SOURKRAUT ” SHERMAN McCASLIN
"DOC"
"NOW I WOULDN'T SAY THAT"
JOHN McKILLIP
"JOHN"
harold McMasters
"MAC"
DALE JEAN MITCHELL
"PICKLES" "GO BLOW SHMOO"
EVELYN ANNE NETTLES
"ELYVEN"
"TERRIFIC"
ANTHONY FR£D NILES
"POOKIE"
"STILL LOVE ME?” JAVIER OROPEZA
"HARVEY"
"NOT ME MISS HARRA!”
ROBERT PAGES
"ROBERTO"
MARLENE PARK
"PICKLES"
"OH CRUMB"
PEGGY PAULK
"CHICKEN"
"THAT'S TOUGH"
MARTHA BEATRICE PEREZ
"BLACKIE"
"IS MY FRIEND HERE TODAY?"
JAMES PETTIS
"JIMMY"
"WHAT YOU SAY! " DORIS FAY PIARROT
"MONKEY”
"GEE SU"
HARRY PRITCHARD, JR.
"FRENCHY"
"I RECKON"
JEAN PUMPHREY
"PUMPKIN"
"I CANIE"
CAROLYN ELISABETH REEVES
"CAROL"
"QUICK LIKE A BUNNY
RABBIT"
FRANK ROBERTS
"BOW WOW"
"GEE SU"
CLAUDE ROBERTS
"CLO" KERMIT ROBERTS
"KERMIT"
WILLIAM E. P. ROBERTS, II
"BILLY"
"WHAT'S NEW"
ROSALIE ELIZABETH ROWAN
"BETTY"
"WHAT A BLANK"
LILLIAN RUSSELL
"SHORTY"
"HEAVENS"
JOEL WILSON SASNETT
"THE WHIP"
"THAT'S MY BOY"
ELIZABETH MAYFIELD
SHEPPARD
"BETTY"
"SUGAR" ELIZABETH MARIE SPENCER
"BRAINS”
"OH DEAR"
FRANCES IMOGENE STANSELL
"JEANIE"
"I MAY BE LITTLE BUT
I'M SOLID"
ROBERT STAVES
"TERRY ANN"
"YOU WANT TO BET"
CHARLES TAYLOR
"CHARLIE"
"HO KAY CHARLIE"
DOLORES TAYLOR
"DEE"
"I RECKON SO"
PHILIP E. THOMPSON
"FELIPE"
"OH YEA! " SHIRLEY THOMPSON
"CUTIE"
"GOLLY DAY"
PEGGY TIFT
"PEG"
WHAT YA KNOW CHICKEN?"
DOUGHERTY TORANO
"STINKY"
YOU’RE FULL OF PRUNES"
DELIA ELIZABETH TOUCHTON
"DEE"
"I SAY OLE CHUM"
LEO TOUGAS
"LEO"
SHIRLEY J. TRUDEAU
"TRUDY"
"HAS ANYONE SEEN TOMMY?" BASIL TYNES
"BASIL"
"LETS PLAY HOOKEY"
ERME DE LA CARIDAD VALDES
"ERME"
"THAT’S COLOSSAL"
CONSUELO VALDEZ
"POOCHIE"
"OH! DEAR"
DOLORES VALDEZ
"DEL"
ALDO VIDAL
"MIKAN"
"YOU WANNA BET"
DOLORES ANN VILLATE
"LOLLY"
OH CRUMB! CAMILLE LENORA WALTERSON
"CAMEL"
"NO, I'M NOT LIZZY,
I'M CAMILLE"
ELIZABETH LOUISE WALTERSON
"LIZZY"
"NO, I'M NOT CAMILLE,
I'M LIZZY"
JACK WARD
"JACK"
"IT AIN'T FAIR"
LORRAINE FRANCES WARNOCK
"WINKIE"
"HURRY"
CLINTON WARREN
"WARREN"
"OH MY LORD-
REXFORD BARNETTE
WEECH, JR.
"REX"
"I WASN'T TALKING" SHIRLEY WEECH
"SHI RELY"
JACK WELLS
"STONEWALL JACKSON"
"GO ON BOY AND SHOOT
THOMAS E. WEST
"CAPTAIN"
"WHERE'S TRUDY??”
NORMA ZEH
"JEAN"
SENIORS NOT PICTURED
ADOLPH ALCALA ALFRED HUGO LINK
GEORGIA BAILEY JAMES DAWSON LYLES
CANDIDO BARCELO HOWARD MATHENY
PETER HILTON ROBERT SAWYER
PETER S. KNIGHT Last Will and Testament
We, the undersigned Seniors of the Key West High School, Class of '53, being of sound mind and dis posing memory, do hereby declare this to be our last will and testament, thereby revoking all previous wills and codicils. I, Barbara Adams, leave to Katherine Boaz my educated pencil in the hope that it will render as much help to her as it did to me. I, Blanche Alligood, leave my sales talk and appetite to Barbara Pritchard, the hungry Junior. I, Charles Baker, leave to George Lastres my retiring ways and quiet manners to use as he may. I, Rose Baker, leave to Clara Gardner my shorthand Dook. I, Vita Barroso, do hereby leave to Deanna Archer my big mouth, hoping that she can get more out of it than I have. We, Neil Bergstrom and Donald Geek, do present to Butch Stewart our ability to be bad and look innocent. I, Clements Betancourt, leave my ability to get along with Mrs. Prinz to her future students. I, Janice Bopst, leave to the future Senior High students my miraculous ability to stay awake in office practice class. I, Katherine Brady, do hereby bequeath my red hair to Myrna Gohring. We -- Maxine Hatley, Gale Curry, and Osa Branthoover--leave to Sylvia Eley and Arlene Semler our height because they need it more than we do. I, Paul Brain, leave my chair in the trombone section to anyone who will work for it. I, Nancy Brooks, do hereby leave all the fun I had in the band to Teressa Bardwell. I, Hortensia Calleja, leave to Jo Ann Stickney my ability to make a report without giggling. I, Yvonne Camalier, leave to Jackie Conant my ability to be devilish and look coy at the same time. I, Johnny Camfield, leave to Barbara Hunter my ability to skip school without being caught. I, Jeanne Canova, leave to Ray Winkle my ability to make everyone think I am shy. I, Eddie Castro, leave to my sister, Dora Castro, all the nice times I have had in high school. I, Murphy Cates, leave my undying love for convertibles to Charles Hjort. I, Jimmy Collins, hereby leave all the troubles of the Senior treasurer's job to the unfortunate treasurer of '54 with the hope that he enjoys it. We, Betty Cooper and Basil Tynes, leave to Barbara Pritchard and Mario Roque our ability to catch the eye of all likely pickups and to carry on from there. We, Shirley Thompson and Margaret Cormack, leave our ability to flirt so innocently and when caught to blush so quietly to any upcoming Senior who can use it as well as we did. I, Tom Cornell, leave to anyone who is willing to work my chair in the trombone section. I, Faye Curry, leave to my cousin, Norma, my ability to be bad and look innocent. I, Lorraine Curry, leave to Jerry Navarro my place in the D.C.T. ’room and all the privileges of a D. C. T. student. I, Myrna Curry, do hereby leave my ability to sleep through all my classes to Richard Watson, who is always so wide awake. I, Carol Dalton, leave to any Junior girl who takes physics my ability to concentrate on the class. I, Alice Garcia, hereby leave to Barbara Pritchard, an incoming Senior, my ability to be class photog rapher. I, George Gibson, will to my good friend, Ervin Higgs, my second year algebra grades and my ability to obtain information when it is needed. I, Jack Gibson, leave to my little sister, Virginia Gibson, the pleasure of being the only Gibson in school. I, Lucy Gonzalez, leave my sports ability to Don Cruz. I, Sonny Harden, leave my desire to be a mortician and my skill in driving to Donnie Carbonell. I, Mona Honey, leave to my sister Wanda Jo my ability to sing in the bathtub — at home. I, Gloria Hyre, will my love for dancing to Deanna Archer in the hope that she may have as much fun as I have. I, Geraldine Ingraham, hereby leave as my last bequest to Jo Ann Pinder my undying love for one boy. I, Annette Johnson, leave my favorite bottle of 33 Bleach to Lee Bopst to use as she may. We, Francine Johnson and Barbara Jolly, leave to Patsy Jones and Linda Jolly our ability to skip classes and get away with it. I, Joe Ladd, leave to PeeWee Johnny Vidal my excess height. I, Gene Lang, leave my nickname "Juicy" to Phil Atzert. I Patricia Lewin, leave my seat in the D.C.T. room to any of next year's students with the hope that they have better luck in finding a job than I have. I, Joyce Lounders, leave to Barbara Splaine my ability to be late everywhere I go. I, Faye Lowe, leave my burning desire to nurse people to anyone interested in that profession. I, Sherman McCaslin, leave my ability to fail English tests without extra effort to Bob Miles. I, John McKillip, leave my ability to play bass drum but not scotch drum to anyone. I, Harold McMasters, leave to any poor Junior my seat in solid geometry class. I, Dale Mitchell, do hereby leave my title of wittiest to Jeanne Carbonell in the hope that she will win it in her Senior year. I, Evelyn Nettles, leave to Peggy McCrea all the fun I have had as a Senior. I, Anthony Niles, leave my ways of getting out of class to Jim Solomon. I, Javier Oropeza, leave to Ronnie Pinder my ability to outrun the guards and tackles and forget signals. I, Candido Barcelo, leave my glasses to Stu Logan and I believe that he will need them. I, Robert Pages, leave my Spanish books and worries to Mrs. Milner's future pupils. I, Marlene Park, leave my ability to make good grades without trying to any up and coming Senior who can do it. I, Peggy Paulk, leave my ability to turn blue in the face from arguing in Mrs. Martin's class to Barbara Walterson in hope that she can turn bluer. I, Martha Perez, dohereby leave to Deanne Archer my love for cheering for the team and also my love for Fords. I, Jimmy Pettis, leave my playboy ways to Norman Hicks. I, Doris Piarrot, leave my Spanish-speaking ability to Mary Clark. I, Harry Pritchard, leave to my dear sister Sharon the honor of upholding the Pritchard name and fame at Key West High. I, Jean Pumphrey, leave to my sister Louise my ability to get along with the teachers and stay out of detention hall. I, Carol Reeves, hereby leave to Mary Fernandez my ability to flirt and the hope that she will live up to it. I, Claude Roberts, leave my reputation as a pessimist to Norman Harris. I, Frank Roberts, leave my ability to play tennis to Leo Carey. I, Kermit Roberts, leave my ability to miss one day of the week and get away with it to my brother Harry. I, Georgia Bailey, leave to my sister Beverly my cap and gown. I, Billy Roberts, leave my oratorical ability to the up-and-coming Republicans in the Junior Class. I, Betty Rowan, leave my love for flag-twirling and my ability to argue to Kathryn Sanchez. I, Lillian Russell, do hereby leave my shyness to any Junior who wants it. I, Joe Sasnett, leave my corny jokes to Harold (Cowboy) Solomon. I, Betty Sheppard, do hereby leave my musical ability to Joe Russo in hope that he will someday play at Carnegie Hall. I, Marie Spencer, leave to the Junior Class my ability to get along with others. I, Imogene Stansell, do hereby leave my ability to get dirty looks from Mrs. Ban to Ruthele Moore, who is off to a good start. I, Bob Staves, leave my office of vice-president to Bobby Sawyer. We, Elizabeth Walterson and Charles Taylor, do hereby bequeath the honor of being selected the "best dancers" of the Senior Class to Nidy Lopez and Deanne Archer, Seniors of '54. I, Dolores Taylor, leave my love of flirting with the boys to Barbara Dickens. I, Peggy Tift, leave to Aubrey Richardson my ability to be early to class. I, Philip Thompson, will my zeal for ministerial work to whoever may appreciate its value. I, Doughtry Torano, leave my secret of making "A's" without studying to Jack Clark. I, Delia Touchton, do hereby leave to Marilyn Marsh my ability to sing bass in Mr. Whitley's chorus and get by with it. I, Leo Tougas, leave — period. I, Shirley Trudeau, leave my football crown with a sigh to any Junior will appreciate it as much as I did. I, Erme Valdes, bequeath to my best friend Mary Fernandez my love for sports, school, and tall men. I, Consuelo Valdez, leave to my cousin Franklin Hernandez my determination to hold a diploma in my hand. I, Dolores Valdez, hereby bequeath my dark brown eyes to my sophomore sister. I, Aldo Vidal, leave my ability to skip manual arts without getting into trouble to Jim Solomon. I, Lolly Villate, hereby bequeath my ability to tell a lie with a straight fact to my cousin, Peggy Lou Jordan. I, Camille Walterson, leave my ability as a flag-twirler to Gloria Knowles. I, Jack Ward, leave to Robert Ward my ability to borrow pencils and paper every day. I, Lorraine Warnock, leave my love for my studies to the younger set. I, Clinton Warren, leave ability at sports to Richard Salgado. I, Rex Weech, leave to Johnny Vidal my ability to talk a lot and say nothing. I, Shirley Weech, leave to my brothers, Earl, Jr., and Jasper, my desk, my books, and my pencil. I, Jack Wells, dohereby leave my ability to say more than Mrs. Martin in civics class to Barbara Dickens so that she too can make "A's. " I, Tom West, leave my ability to argue with the referees and win to Joe Pineda. I, Peter Knight, leave my desire to play football to all the boys on the football team. I, Peter Hilton, leave to any Junior capable of incultivating the semantics of words, so leave my ability. I, Howard Matheny, leave my ability to keep quiet to Albert Sinclair. To the Senior Class of '54, with best wishes for a successful Senior Year, we the Senior Class of *53 be queath Mr. Schweitzer and the faculty. Prophecy of The Class of 1953
SCENE: The Grand Opening of the Castro Theater
TIME: 1972 Arriving at the movie we see Adolph Alcala selling tickets. We buy some candy from Mary Baker and start looking for seats with an usherette who turns out to be Geraldine Ingraham. Looking around, we see some familiar faces -- Shirley and Tommy West, and Margaret and Murphy Cates, quieting the children.
The feature film, "My Friend Irma," starts. We notice that Marie Wilson has retired and that Myrna Curry is playing the title role, with Blanche Alligood co-starring. After the feature, we see a sportsreel. Can- dido Barcelo, the Mad Russian, and Javier Oropeza, the Crazy Cuban, are the featured wrestlers. Dolores Villate and Lucy Gonzalez have just returned from the Olympics, where they walked off with all the honors. Clinton Warren is now an All-American basketball star. In the football world, AldoVidal and Anthony Niles are manag ing the Chicago Rams. Starring with the New York Yankees is Joe Ladd. A short on latest fashions is next. The fashions are from Clements Betancourt's "Chez Francois," where the fashion directors are Francine Johnson and Lorraine Curry. The charming dresses, styled by Georgia Bailey, are worn by Vita Barroso, Osa Branthoover, Gale Curry, Martha Perez, Barbara Jolly, Yvonne Camalier, and Faye Curry, all models from Betty Rowan's charm school. The make-up was by Imogene Stansell. The newsreel comes next with some very exciting local news. The two super markets in town, owned by Charles Baker and Alfred Link, are waging a price war. Scenes show eager house-wives Hortensia Calleja, Gloria Hyre, Faye Lowe, Peggy Paulk, Pat Lewin, Jean Pumphrey, Lillian Russell, Marie Spencer, Consuelo Valdez, and Dolores Valdez, shopping while prices are low.
Featured in the society news, Barbara Adams Van Allen gave a coming out party tor her daughter. En tertainment was furnished by performers from Basil's Stork Club. Dancers included Marlene Park, Camille Walterson, Nancy Brooks, Erme Valdes, Elizabeth Walterson, and Charles Taylor. Guests attending the party were: James Pettis, wealthy oil dealer; Joyce Lounders, Metropolitan opera singer; Claude Roberts, owner of the New York Times; Kermit Roberts, famous film star; Jack Wells, owner of Texaco Enterprises; Joel Sasnett, mill ionaire playboy; Robert Staves, Senator from New York; Shirley Thompson, President of the National BPW; Lor raine Warnock, Professor at the University of Florida; Doughtry Torano, President of Florida National Bank; Dee Touchton, Head of Religious Education at FSU; John Camfield, cattle rancher; George Gibson, owner of the Waldorf-Astoria; John McKillip and Harold McMasters, partners in a large ship construction industry; Mona Lee Honey, well known commercial artist; Donald Geek, motorcycle tycoon, Sherman McCaslin, who is replacing Red Skelton since he has retired; and the two famous mad scientists, Peter Hilton and Gene Lang. Covering the event were Alice Garcia, photographer, and Evelyn Nettles, reporter, from Frank Roberts' Key West Times. Also in the local news Philip Thompson dedicated his new church in a very impressive ceremony.
In the national news Carol Dalton, Chairman of the National Republican Convention, congratulates newly elected Presidentof the United States, Billy Roberts and Vice-President Robert Sawyer. Roberts has already appointed several cabinet members, Jeanne Canova, Secretary of the Treasury, Janice Bopst, Secretary of State, Shirley Weech, Secretary of Commerce, Jack Gibson, Secretary for Defense, Annette Johnson, Secretary of the Interior. New Ambassador to Spain is Doris Piarrot and Ambassador to Brazil, Robert Pages.
A musical short from Carnegie Hall featured Thomas Cornell, conductor, Betty Sheppard, pianist, and James Lyles, solo trombonist.
The house lights came on suddenly and Leo Tougas manager of the theatre announces that all medical personnel are wanted immediately for an emergency. We see Doctors Harden and Pritchard, with Nurses Reeves and Tift departing. Jack Ward, mortician, leaves, always looking for business.
After this interruption we see a film on newly developed passenger planes, with Ralph Betancourt as pilot and Jimmie Collins and Betty Cooper as airline hostesses. Colonel Dale Mitchell and Lts. Kathryn Brady, Maxine Hatley, and Dolores Taylor from the WAFS are among dignitaries present.
A short newsreel pictures one of the construction marvels of the century. Under the supervision of Paul Braun and Rex Weech, prominent engineers, Howard Matheny and Peter Knight, contractors, are building abridge from Key West to Havana. Seeing that the world is in the safe hands of the Seniors of '53 we rouse ourselves, put on our shoes and leave the theatre. Dolores Villate and Nancy Brooks
BEST ALL AROUND
Evelyn Nettles and Robert Sawyer
MOST ATHLETIC
Dolores Villate and Lucilo Gonzalez MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED
Francine Johnson and Billy Roberts
MOST INTELLIGENT
Gene Lang and Lorraine Warnock BEST LOOKING
Barbara Jolly and Harry Pritchard
CUTEST
Faye Curry and Clinton Warren BEST DANCERS
Elizabeth Walterson and Charles Taylor
BEST DRESSED
Martha Perez and Ralph Betancourt BIGGEST FLIRTS
Betty Cooper and Basil Tynes
SHYEST
Lillian Russel and Adolph Alcala BEST WORKERS
Shirley Trudeau and Anthony Niles
WITTIEST
Dale Mitchell and Candido Barcelo
Junior Class Officers
Sitting: Ronny Pinder - President Standing: Lynn Sellers - Treasurer Nancy Pellicier - Sec.
Hildah Salis Donna Chapman Peter Simpson (Standing) Tom Whitley
JUNIOR CLASS
SPONSORS MARILYN ADAMS CYNTHIA ALVEREZ ROBERT APPELROUTH GLENN ARCHER DEANNA ARCHER
THOMAS ARCHER PAUL AVERY STANLEY AYMONG PHIL ATZERT TERESSA BARDWELL
KATHERINE BOAZ A. G. BOYER ELIZABETH BRAUN SARAH BRINGMAN PAT BYRD
LEO CAREY JACK CLARK BRUCE CLEARE DONNIE CREEL DON CRUZ
LOUIS CRUZ JIMMY DAVIS BARBARA DICKENS JIMMY DIXON SYLVIA ELEY MARY FERNANDEZ SYLVIA FERNANDEZ BARBARA FOH RONALD FOSTER CARLA FOWLER
DORA GARCIA CLARA GARDNER GILBERT GATES NORMAN HARRIS C. B. HARVEY
GEORGE HASKINS FRANKLIN HERNANDEZ RICHARD HERRICK NORMAN HICKS ERVIN HIGGS
CHARLES HJORT HOLTON JAYCOCKS DOROTHY JOHNSON GERRY JOHNSON JENNIE JOHNSON
JOYCE JOHNSON TERRY JONES JOHN KEISER DONALD KEY GLORIA KNOWLES VIRGINIA KNOWLES ORNALDO LOPEZ MARY LOWE ROSEMARY LOWE JOANN MULLINS
ROBERT MUSE DOROTHY PAUL FRANK PEREZ JUDSON PETTIS NANCY PELLICIER
RONALD PINDER JOE PINEDA BARBARA PRITCHARD LOIS ROBINSON RICHARD SALGADO
KATHRYN SANCHEZ WALLACE SAUNDERS JACKIE SCHRADER LYNN SELLERS ROBERT SEMLER
LONNIE SHIVER IRA SILBERMAN ALVANIA SINGLETON JOE SMITH SYLVIA SMITH BARBARA SPLAINE BERNARD SRODULSKI MARTHA STEED JoANN STICKNEY MARY SWEETING
SHEILA SWEETING SHERMAN SWEETING NANCY SWIFT JAN THOMPSON LENORA THOMPSON
DIEGO TORRES JOHN VERMETTE ROBERT WALLACE BILL WHALEN FAYE WILLIAMS
RAY WINKLE RONALD WOODBURY DOLORES YBARMEA MR. ERTZMAN FIRST ROW: Charles Diaz, Joan Ayala, Betty Jenks, Diana Fernandez, Marna Wolfe, David Roberts, Thomas Averette, Jerry Pita; SECOND ROW: Miguel Russell, George Stewart, Marvin Fox, Harold Miller, Joe Russo, Harry Haskins, John Cruz, Richard Roberts, Frank Bervaidi, Don Navarro, Peter Gomez, Joe Lopez; THIRD ROW: George Lastres, Ortilio Lopez, RayAlverez, Nestor Alverez, Julio Henriquez, John Carbonell, Nilo Acevedo, Philip Camus, George Ruseell.
MRS. MILNER FIRST ROW: Myrna Lewis, Dianne Di Premo, Geraldine Navarro, Doro Castro, Mary Ann Arnold, Jackie Valdez, Jeanne Garcia; SECOND ROW: Joyce Henson, Joan Albury, Audrey Richardson, Yolanda Garcia, Dorothy Stirrup, Sandra Warren, Dorothea Pinder, Robin Rule, Ronnie Ciesinski; THIRD ROW: Ted Newlan, Kenneth Kerr, Bill Pace, Fred Frohock, George Reese, Evelio Sibilla, Walter Hermenau, Hilaria Ramos, Andrew Pierce.
MISS ESKEW FIRST ROW: Norma West, Sandra Thompson, Amelia Barnwell, Barbara Roberts, Mary Roberts, Rosemary Tift, Billie Arnold, Helen Clark, Pat Patton; SECOND ROW: Hastings Leeds, Bobby Delgodo, Darryl Oliphant, Dale Fisher, Ronald Pinder, Dan Schoneck, Leeberg Knowles, Tony Herce, Ralph Garcia; THIRD ROW: Jack McDonough, Charles Shaw, Henry Cleare, Edward Marquez, Frank Hood, Norman McDuffy, Miss Eskew MRS. STARK FIRST ROW: Kenneth Carter, Nell Rose Sanchez, Johnny Roberts, Dolores Soriano, Giea Varela, Faye Walterson, Joan Harrington, Betty Lowe, Sandra Duane; SECOND ROW: Sandra Jacobson, Fred Curry, Ernest Cates, Norma Avila, Irene Munion, Peggy Drzal; THIRD ROW: Eloy Rodriquez, Rene Alverez, PhyllisKemp, Frank Cole, James Lyons; FOURTH ROW: Ronald Sawyer, Edward Curry, Karl Keirstead, Bobby Sacker, Richard Atzert, G.N.Phesli, Warren Felton, Charles
MISS LEWIS FIRST ROW: Sylvia Williams, Alice Vila, Dolores Machin, Lourdes Diaz, Virginia Gibson, Linda Bosley, Joann Atwell, Carol Sabin, Shirley Torres, Ella Barcelo, Sam Curry, Larry Rodriquez, Joseph Plant, Harold Roberts, Kenneth Mitchell', Pat O'Briant, Annette Ezell; THIRD ROW: Paul Keller, Tony Dopp, Wayne Brantley, Kenneth Bearup, Ralph Childers, Dean Peterson, Edgar Smith, Celio Diaz
MR. LAZIER FIRST ROW: Roger Bean, Jack McMahon, Michael Cates, Joseph Luppens, Charles Kline, John Parker, Cline Clawson, Mr. Lazier; SECOND ROW: Myra Jones, Mary Trauth, Joyce Ogden, Leath Thompson, Mary Harris, Barbara Hunter, Myrna Saunders, Delila Williamson, Wanda Honey; THIRD ROW: Oufilio Pazo, Edmund Sawyer, Freda Weech, Joan Knowles, Jeanne Carbonell, Orquidia Garcia, Phyllis Blatti, Edmund Scott, John Kitchen MR. GARCIA FIRST ROW: Olivia Hernandez, Lois Baya, Shirley Baker, Rosalene Harper, Shelia Johnson, Margaret Trussel, Patsy Hall, Peggy Baker, Marie Sykes, Joyce Roberts; SECOND ROW: Beverly Simmons, Connie Kennedy, Joy Stickney, Matilda Thompson, Jill Bond, Betsy Porter, Richard Adams, James Knowles; THIRD ROW: Jimmy Ortiz, Frank Batts, Edgar Taylor, Martin Lee Frantz, Gus Ayala, Tommy Gibson; FOURTH ROW: Ronnie Parks, John Lowe, Raymond Bazo, William
MISS SKILLERN FIRST ROW: Dolores Smith, Sonja Staley, Rita Reyes, Pat Mayfield, Arlene Semler, Novina Betancourt, Helen Whitehead, Lawrence Claxton, Alvin Smith, Lillian Thrower, Shirley Hinde, Waldina Cervantes, Edna Magee, Alice Gates, Cecelia Beard, Jimmy Turner, Jimmy Galvin; THIRD ROW: Reaves Steed, Lionel Rodriquez, Robert Millins, Roy Edwards, Rodney Birkett, Nancy McDonald, Margaret Marrero, Clara Machin, Miss Skillern
MR. MARTIN FIRST ROW: Gloria Solomon, Juanita Tiffany, Dale Stirrup, Louise Pumphrey, Gloria Cabrera, Paulette Albury; SECOND ROW: Malvina Placencia, Argelia Molina, Sandra White, Christine Cates, Diane Mclnturff, Henrietta Seifeth; THIRD ROW: Robert Swift, Jose Dias, Louis Taylor, Stanley Peterson, Angel Delgado, Kennon Ward, Norman Alexander, Russel Kohn; THIRD ROW: Bernie Manchester, . Charles Craven, Gurdon Hamilton, Orlando Puig, Sidney Kerr, Richard Kerr, John Bradley, Mr. Martin MR. HURKA FIRST ROW: Will iam Eckert, Diane Knight, Peggy Jordan, Nolan Drudge, James Pinder, Louis Chancey, Carrie Martinez, Janice Hollinger, Nancy Johnson, Donald Powe, Robert Bush, Frances Saunders; SECOND ROW: Ruth Albury, Donna Stewart, Louise Johnson, Judy Whitmarsh, Norman Melber, Inez Villar, Beatrice West, Martha Rodriquez, Patsy Schlmelzer, Bonnie Manchester, Harry Mingo; THIRD ROW: Margaret Pfeil, Penny Rosam, Raymond Aguero, Otto Anderson, Orlando Diaz, David Ruiz Del Vizo, Martin Curry, Dorothy Johnson, Connie Thompson, Mr.Hurka
MR. SWEETING FIRST ROW: Teddy Key, Joy Johnson, Rose Baker, Richard Hoeffer, Rose Perez, Ray Cabanas, Joseph Balbontin, Mario Calero, Eleanor Hernandez; SECOND ROW: Kenneth Albury, Norma Jackson, Barbara Gonzales, James Ranew, Donnie Bethel, Rex Murphy, Joe Santana, Jill Bergstrom, Yvonne Walker, Natalie Carey; THIRD ROW: Mr. Sweeting, Dick Swift, Gary Summerville, Kenneth Schroeder, Wayne Albury, Ronald Henry, Robert Jenkins, Charles Peterson, Sidney Armas, Robert Read
MRS. CABRERA FIRST ROW: Edward Lowe, Ronnie Zellers, Duane Demeritt, Bobby Roberts, Yolanda Garcia, Sharon Pritchard, Patsy Jones, Ronnie Singleton, Walter Deland, Everett Atwell; SECOND ROW: Harry Orr, Nancy Callahan, Paula Belcher, Peggy Smith, Barbara Trout, Sandra Allen, Sharon Knowles, Norman Allen, Stuart Yates, Ella Johnson, Alice Jenks; THIRD ROW: Mrs. Cabrera, Raymond Stickney, Thomas Moore, Don Cruz, Gary Weech, Leon Thompson, Ted Gatchel, Curtis Hutchings, Darrell Hendricks, Charles Perez, L. T. Curry, Wayne Williams MRS. WEISEL FIRST ROW: Shirley Lewin, Wilma Felton, Patsy Johnson, Sally Packer, Rose Nell Reese, Jamice Redding, Blanche Santana, Daphne Warren; SECOND ROW: Jack Harris, Earl Weech, Ervin Tyson, Richard Hall, Wm. Kemp , David Roach, Leon Simms; THIRD ROW: Niles Pinder, Bennie Whitaker, Freddie Puig, Albert Leon, Lance Lowe, Richard Watson, Cecil Brady.
MRS. JEANNE SISK FIRST ROW: Harold Payson Thomas Walker, Paul Carballo, Thomas Smyth, James Albury, Eloy Blanco, Morton Davis, Reginald Teel, Larry Coleman; SECOND ROW: Kirsten Kullberg, Clair Putnam, Rebecca Dillon, Madeline Curry, Elisa Malgrath, Cecelia Cuervo, Violet Lence, Cecelia Carpentier, Winnie Knowles, Barbara Ramirez, Elsie Pierce; THIRD ROW: Mary Skinner, Marie Ann Musso, Doris Cates, Lois Roberts, Elsie Lowe, Arthur McConnell, Benjamin Pierce, Leonard Roberts, Kenneth Pinder, Orlando Fernandez, Charles Johnson, Ernesto Vildostegui.
MRS. KENNEDY FIRST ROW: Randall Warren, John Potter, Roger Conant, Janet Johnson, Gloria Taylor, Shirley Brill, Helen Hutchings, Grace Jerez, Miriam Machin, Irene Valdez, Michael McKee, John Harper. SECOND ROW: Kenneth Aguero, Wayne Albertus, Roberta Jones, Anthony Hopey, Barbara Taylor, Cecilia Garcia, Geraldine Saunders, Samuel Harris, Robert Vause THIRD ROW: Edwin Nodine, Anita Fernandez, Ernestine Humphrey, Teresa Banks, Juanita Henriquez, Theda Bearup, Colleen Bates, Marilyn Foh, Janice Nonnemacher . MR. MC QUAIN FIRST ROW: Juanita Faraldo, Sandra Mickler, Ronald Skelton, Danny Oropeza, James Tynes, Eugenia Sanchez, Mary Baker, Linda Brantley, John Wells, Lewis Bishop, Sandra O'Briant; SECOND ROW: Rachael Diaz, Louise Brooks, Barbara Pinder, Josephine Arnold, Sylvia Howland, Katherine Pratt, Violet Sands, James Mora , Jesus Espinosa, Sandra Carbonell; THIRD ROW: Robert Kelly, Robert Valdez, Albert Rhodes, Ray Edwards, Penny Rosam, Shirley Hilgers , Jannette Hastain, Oswaldo Alfonso, Patrick Frohock, Tony Murguia, Mr. McQuain
MRS. MANER FIRST ROW: Barbara Curry, Rayda Rodriquez, Olga Avila, Aueffar Avalo, Susan Woodard, Rose Trussell, Roma Jean Branthoover, Jean Castellano, Phyllis Fox; SECOND ROW: Shirley Walterson, Mavis Walker, Nancy Jones-Higgs, Delorice Kinchen, Thelma Albury; THIRD ROW: Donald Padgett, Wayne Wright, Jean Legette, Meredith Biggers, Lee Bopst, Barbara Cruz, Nancy Dillon, Marie Fudge, Jill Ann Schindler, Joan Hoffman, Gloria Disgdiertt; STANDING: Dickie Scott, Dennis Hartley; FOURTH ROW: John Roberts, Harry Roberts, Glenn Roberts, Maynard Lowe, Hugh Butler, Richard Fowler, Charles Woods, Reinaldo De La Paz, Manuel Casas, David Nisonger, Edward Trevor, James Mira; FIFTH ROW: Eddie Garcia, Michael Norviel, Tracy Roberts, Howard Brayman, Gary Pinder, John Fitch, Robert Higgs, Lawrence Bailey
MISS DARBY THIRD ROW: Deanne Ecton, Beverly Thompson, FayeBethel, Wayne Carey, Tillman Smart, Michael Carey, Gilbert Acosta, Mike Perry, Albert Gwynn, Lewis Keen; SECOND ROW: Martha Rodriquez, Jeanne Weatherford, Lanny Harris, Patricia Cassidy, Donna Newland, Leonette McFarland, Joyce Watson, Eddie Tucker, Henry Robert Vargas, Edward Boza; FIRST ROW: Jo Ann Johnson, Sandra Knight, Lois Sawyer, Alice Russell, Velma Roberts, Winnie Stirrup, Jack Davis, Leo Curry, Odel io Valdez, Ralph Sanchez MRS. BUCKNER FIRST ROW: Howard Johnson, Carmen Vidal, Margie Hockenburg, Joy Belvin, Jas Vause, Armanda Qutiespez, Douglas Jenks, Frank Hill, Esther Williams, Sally Holland. SECOND ROW: Richard Anti, Dorella Hernandez, Gare Weeker, Robert Padron, Anolan Ybarmer, Ruth Mazeau, Valintino Gonzales, Carl Trout, Mrs. Buckner. THIRD ROW: Jack Russell, Wilbur Johnson, Carolyn Putman, Ortella Stirrup , Argelio Alayon, Mario Acosta, Eules Plowman Curry, Ray Garcia.
MRS. ENGLAND FIRST ROW: Edna Lois DeLand, Marlene Carbonell, Margaret Russell, Faydette Thompson, Charles Robinson, Sergio Puig, Leonard Knowles, George Lee, Sandra Haffield, Judy Fincher, Vincent Lee Wojteczko, Paul Huddleston, Anthony Attilio, Mario Santana; SECOND ROW: Dan Navarro, Brenda Curry, Rose Castellano, Kathleen Cates, Lucretia Godinet, Judy Solomon, Martha Ann Arnold, Thomas Knowles, Judith Beccaise, Sandra Pugh, Henry Seiferth; THIRD ROW: Jack Key, Eulogio Perez, Clyde Thompson, Patricia Piodela, Daniel Pearce, Larry Lewin, Brenda Howell, Paul Higgs, Mrs. England.
MR. PERKINS FIRST ROW: Richard Felton, Richard Burke, Danny Woody, Jimmy Abrams, John Stirrup, Robert Carnival, John Avila, Eckward Solomon, Pedro Torres; SECOND ROW: Martha Calero, Ronald Wood, Albert Miller, George Roberts, Sally Lewinsky, Ella Knowles, Jackquelin Wilson, Sharon Cornell, Wayne Hinde, Paul Dilegro; THIRD ROW: Frederick Washburn, Linda Howe, Grant Young, Linda Jolly, Mary Barros, Julio Santana, Virginia Coleman, Bernard Waite, James Lopitz. MISS MC CARDLE FIRST ROW: Michael Andrews, Robert Howe, Roger Trevor, Charles Walston, Gary Murphy, Shirley Sands, Sandra Nelson, Evette Badia, Mona Jean Gravel, John Truesdell; SECOND ROW: John Boan, Jane Harrington, Susan Howard, Brenda Lopez, Michael Osborne, George Fox, Gleason Snow, David Porch, Michael Drzal; THIRD ROW: Robert Piarrot, William Niles, Laurie Jaycocks, Johnnie Bell Saunders, Mary Lou Foret, Miss McCardle; Roberta Crane, Lydia Mejia, Jacqueline Jolly, Pamela Enander, Orchid Fernadez
MR. DAVIS FIRST ROW: William Perrault, Alfred Mora, Thomas Lloyd, Elliot Acosta, Dale Barnhill, Sonja Lee, Elena Avila, Mario Disgdiertt; SECOND ROW: Gary Maris, Douglas Allen, Alice Vargas, Alice Perez, Richard Perez, Garth Saunders, Charles Barrera, Artemio Keen, Mr. Davis; THIRD ROW: Shirley Alfonso, Alice Boan, Joan Albury, Carolyn Jenkins, Celido Pons, Bill Doster, John Black, Robert Perez
MRS. CROWLEY FIRST ROW: Cecilia Kenyon, Jacqueline Boyer, Robert Knowles, Raymond Freeman, Jean Wellman, Martha Salinero, Anne Vinson, Evelyn Pinder, Louis Caraballo, Eugene Lewis, Dennis Jones , Wayne Bruce Key, Mrs. Crowley; SECOND ROW: Adolfo Novo, Patricia Roberts, David Lipschitz, Gilbert Thrift, William Rojas, Floyd Villareal, Betty Reyes, William Camalier, Mary Castellano, Carmen Lopez; THIRD ROW: Lloyd Mickler, Louis Molina, Davis Yates, Norma Machin, Dorothy Harris, Francis Watson, Patricia Sands, Andrea Conniff, Jane Garcia MISS PRATT FIRST ROW: Ruth Cruz, Cathleen Bates, Robert Hernandez, Billy Esquinaldo, Billy Jordan, Ronald Minson, Patricia Neyman, Ida Puerto, Henry Vi,late, Jerry McMasters, Melinda Mclnturff. SECOND ROW: David Turner, Claude Branly, David Boza, Josephine Cabanas, Michael Abercombie , Virginia Milliken, Aurora Gomez, Esther Stone. THIRD ROW: Martha Whitesides, Lynda Meritt, Gloria Chacon, William Bunch, Billy McLean, Rudolph Parra, Lionel Rojas, Barbara Dutton, Caro, Cates.
MRS. CASE FIRST ROW: Lea Gandy, Armando Boan, June Knight, Jo Ann Mewshaw, Dixie Forrestal, Jachie Steed, Felicia Meggs, Herbert Quesada, Joanne Machin, Richard Bervaldi, Rose Perez. SECOND ROW: Willard Kerr, Katie Franquiz, Dorothy Lopez, Sue Jackson, Barbara Creel, NiurkaMunoz, June Albury, Betty Roberts, Louise Clairmont, Beverly Smith. THIRD ROW: Carol Cracker, Joyce Graf, Bernard Stone, Richard Rinaldi, Robert Perez, Connor McDuffie, Richard Cates, Mary Touchton Keith Roberts.
HIP HIP HOORAY
JOE IN MEXICO
BOOKWORMS ?
JUNIOR MISSES f.
MONKEY BUSINESS
Activities Student Council
SPONSOR--Mr. Simpson
AT WORK
OFFICERS
Jeanne Canova, Treasurer Betty Cooper, Corresponding Secretary Ira Silberman, President Evelyn Nettles, Vice President Not Pictured--Carol Dalton, Recording Secretary CHORUS
SPONSOR--Mr. Whitley
AT WORK
Officers
FRONT ROW: Sarah Bringman, Kathryn Sanchez, Billie Arnold, Deanna Archer. STANDING: Glynn Archer, Joe Pineda, Paul Avery. RADIO CLUB
SPONSOR--Mr. Ertzman
AT WORK
OFFICERS
Katherine Boaz, President Mario Roque, Vice President Millicent Taylor, Secretary Honor Society
SPONSORS Mrs. Salis Mr. Lazier Mrs. Sisk Miss Trevor
AT WORK
1952 OFFICERS 1953 OFFICERS Joyce Johnson, President Carol Dalton, President Pat Byrd, Vice President Marlene Park, Secretary Nancy Pellicier, Secretary Tom Cornell, Treasurer Sarah Bringman, Treasurer Pep Squad
SPONSOR--Miss Hughes
A T WORK
OFFICERS
Beverly Trudeau, President Lynn Sellers, Secretary Rosalene Harper, Vice President D.C.T.
SPONSOR--Mr. Chapman
AT WORK
OFFICERS
Francine Johnson, President Jo Ann Stickney, Vice President Mr. Chapman, Sponsor Faye Lowe, Secretary Dougherty Torano, Treasurer KeyClub
KEY CLUB SWEETHEART
Betty Cooper
JOE PINEDA President
IRA SILBERMAN Treasurer
CHARLES TAYLOR Vice President
SPONSOR--Mr. Chapman ROBERT APPELROUTH Secretary Keyettes
SPONSOR--Mrs Chapman
AT WORK
KEYETTE IDEAL — Glynn A rcher
OFFICERS
Katherine Boaz, President Shirley Trudeau, Vice President Barbara Pritchard, Vice President Joyce Johnson, Secretary Sarah Bringman, Treasurer JUNIOR DEBS
SPONSOR--Miss Harra
AT WORK
OFFICERS Carol Reeves, President Joyce Lounders, Vice President Mary Fernandez, Recording Secretary Martha Perez, Corresponding Secretary
Betty Sheppard, Treasurer Alice Garcia, Chaplain Support! Buy Your Your Basketball Snapper THE SNAPPER Team!! 5c TAKES IN THE WHOLE SCHOOL
KEY WEST HIGH SCHOOL KEY WEST FLORIDA JANUARY. 1953 VOL XXL - No. 5 THE SNAPPER EDITORIAL AND BUSINESS STAFF
PLAN OF Dramatics Class THE year Performs In Assembly
JUNIORS HIT THE JACKPOT DIRECTOR--Harold Casterton
Basses and Trombone
Trumpets
Clarinets Saxophones, Flutes, Horns and Big Winds
Tympani
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Gloria Knowles, Elizabeth Walterson, Betty Rowan, Gale Curry, Teressa Bardwell Barbara S Adams, Kathryn Sanchez, Camille Walterson, Yolanda Garcia. Sports Football
JIM SOLOMON JOHN VERMETTE Right End Left End
STU LOGUN WAYNE BRANTLEY Right Tackle 1 Left Tackle
9 PETER KNIGHT TOM WEST Left Guard, Right Guard Co-Captain Co-Captain 5
JOHN CRUZ LUCILO GONZALEZ Halfback Halfback 3 JOE PINEDA FRANK BETANCOURT Quarterback Quarterback
JOHN DEMERRITT TONY DOPP Center Quarterback Football
RALPH WHITE JOHN CARBONELL Right End Right End
c v JULIO HENRIQUEZ JIMMY DIXON Right Tackle Left Tackle 0
N JAVIER OROPEZA RONNIE PINDER Left Guard Left Guard C
GEORGE HASKINS GLYNN ARCHER Center H Center
LEWIS McLAIN MARIO ROQUE Tackle S Fullback
GILBERT GATES DON CRUZ Halfback Right End 1952 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE
MANAGERS Sept. 19 Won 18-0 St. Theresa
Aldo Vidal, Anthony Sept. 26 Won 26-7 Pahokee Niles, Paul Avery Oct. 10 Won 20-7 Lake Worth
Oct. 17 Won 27-6 St. Mary's
Oct. 24 Lost 20-28 Seacrest
Oct. 31 Won 14-7 Belle Glade
Nov. 7 Won 38-6 Pompano
Nov. 14 Tied 12-12 S. Broward
Nov. 21 Lost 7-14 St. Peter THE 1953 SQUAD Nov. 28 Won 21-12 Cristobal Football Queen- Shirley Trudeau
Escort- - Football Captain Tom West
TRAINER
TOM WHITLEY COACH
PAUL DAVIS JAMES SOLOMON
STU LOGAN GLYNN ARCHER Basketball
LUCILO GONZALEZ ROBERT SAWYER
DON WALSTON RALPH WHITE
JOHN CARBONELL ALDO VIDAL
GILBERT GATES
JULIO HENRIQUEZ RICHARD SALGADO
CLINTON WARREN COACH WINSTON JONES Nov. 28 Cnstobal-Home Dec. 9 Redland-There Dec. 19 Homestead-There Jan. 8 Pompano-There Jan. 10 Gesu-Home Jan. 17 St. Mary's-Home Jan. 23 Redland-Home SENIOR VARSITY Jan. 30 St. Theresa-Home Jan. 31 St. Peter & Paul-Home Feb. 6 Pompano-Home Feb. 7 Pompano-Home FRONT ROW: Clinton Warren, Jimmy Solomon, Feb. 13 K. M.I. -Home Lucilo Gonzalez, Gilbert Gates, Richard Salgado, Feb. 14 Coral Gables-Home SECOND ROW: Glynn Archer, Julio Henriquez, Feb. 20 South Broward-There John Carbonell, Aldo Vidal, Robert Sawyer, Ralph Feb. 21 Miami Tech-Home White. Feb. 27 Homestead March 5. 6. 7 District at Redland
Basketball ACTION PIT
BASKETBALL VARSITY JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL SQUAD
Baseball Schedule
FRONT ROW: Norman Allen, Ronald Pinder, George Haskins, Raymond Stickney, Mar. 12 Miami Beach-Home SECOND ROW: Stewart Yates, Sandy Tup- Mar. 13 Miami Beach-Home pens, Ed Curry, John Vernette. Mar. 20 Coral Gables-Home Mar. 21 Coral Gables-Home Apr. 4 Redland-Home A pr. 7 Homestead-There A pr. 30 Homestead-Home May 1 Homestead- Home
BASEBALL SQUAD
RnwTrn°IpVlinnn' Catala, Jerry Pita, Robert Lastres, Gilbert Gates, George Haskins. SECOND ROW; Coach Paul Davis, George Lastres, Julio Henriquez, Richard Salgado. Cheer Leaders
ALICE GARCIA Manager
MISS HUGHES, Sponsor Girl's Physical Education
COACH TOBIN
COACH HUGHES
WINNERS—NINTH GRADE
TEAM
FRONT ROW: Marie Sykes, Janice Redding, Sandra White, Peggy Baker. SECOND ROW: Daphne War ren, Lois Baya, Rosalene Harper, Sharon Pritchard, Captain. GIRLS' BASKETBALL VARSITY 1953
BASKETBALL
Erme Valdes Vi ta Barroso Evelyn Nettles Shirley Trudeau Sandra Duane Dolores Vi I late Katherine Boaz "Captain" Carol Dalton Norma Machado Delia Touchton Millicent Taylor
UNDEFEATED TENNIS TEAMS Tennis
BOYS' TEAM Peter Knight, Tony Dopp, Henry Cleare, Leo Carey GIRLS' TEAM Lynn Sellers, Ella Barcelo, Coach Tobin, Dolores Villate, Evelyn Nettles, Norma Machado Sandra Duane ’ Features SENIOR MUSICAL
"Santa Senior"
December 18 and 19
THE
SENIOR
PLAY
February
23 and 24
"The
Little
Dog
Laughed" GIRLS' DAY
GIRLS TAKE OVER THE CITY GIRLS' AND BOYS' STATE
TALLAHASSEE
KEY WEST CONCH KING AND QUEEN
Jack Wells Vita Barroso
ESCORTS
Gilbert Gates John Cruz Franklin Hernandez Clinton Warren Charles Taylor
ATTENDANTS
Camille Walterson Elizabeth Walterson Nancy Pellicier Alice Vila Rose Annelle Reese LEFT to RIGHT: Vita Barroso--Editor Jeanne Canova--Co-Editor Evelyn Nettles--Business Manager Blanche A lligood--Business Manager Martha Perez--Business Manager Alice Garcia--Features Editor Anthony Niles--Sports Editor Erme Valdes--Art Editor Dolores Villate--Art Editor Nancy Brooks--Snapshot Editor Barbara Pritchard--Junior Editor Miss Eunice Harra--Sponsor ALL SMILES WHEN AT WORK
STANDING- Joyce Lounders; Miss Harra, Sponsor; Dee Touchton; Betty Sheppard; Jeanne Canova; Martha Perez; Shirley Trudeau; Nancy Brooks. SITTING: Blanche A lligood; Evelyn Nettles; Jack Wells; Erme Valdes ; Dolores Villate. Sitting at Bottom: Vita Barroso; Betty Cooper; Carol Dalton; and Alice Garcia.
SERIOUS WHILE IN SESSION Founders Day 1953 1897-1953
1953 Theme—"The Art of Living Together"
OFFICERS
Mrs. Robert Dopp, President Mrs. M. E. Rosam, Vice President Mrs. J. F. Brooks, Recording Secretary Mrs. C. B. Harvey, Corresponsing Secretary Miss Mary Trevor, Treasurer Miss Kathryn Lowe, Historian Mrs. E. E. Hood, Parliamentarian
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Mrs. Walter Johnson, Membership Mrs. Roy Edwards, Program Mr. and Mrs. Keller Watson, Hospitality Mr. and Mrs. Lawton Watson, Hospitality Miss Eunice Harra, Publicity Mrs. M. E. Rosam, Room Representatives Mrs. Lawton Watson, Budget Mrs. Edgar Stark, School Education Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Pritchard, Ways and Means Mrs. J. E. Duane, Character and Spiritual Education Mrs. Fernando Camus, Welfare Mrs. Raymond Felton, Red Cross Sponsor Mr. Robert Dopp, Blue Ribbon Ira Silberman, Student Council Representative Mrs. Elizabeth Singleton, Publications
"Coming together is beginning. Keeping together is progress. Working together is unity. Thinking together is success. " Apologies to Poetess
Stein. A rose may be endlessly a rose; a job is more than just a job.
A job is a living.
So when you look for a job, you want security, good pay, assurance of raises and opportunity to advance.
Why not come in and talk with us about a position at the Telephone Company?
THE TELEPHONE COMPANY IS A GOOD PLACE TO WORK Compliments
of
THE BEACHCOMBER
Jewelers Silversmiths
Brides' Headquarters
Diamonds Watches Jewelry Silver Crystal China
Compliments Compliments of of
SOUTHERNMOST THE STAR COFFEE MILL
CITY J . J . Sanchez, Prop. PHARMACY
512 Greene St.
Fresh Roasted Cuban and 501 Duval st. and Ground American LOUIE - DENNIS Compliments of
THE FLAMINGO RESTAURANT
Compliments Marathon, Florida
Compliments of of
NEIL SAUNDERS
CHARLES S. TAYLOR, Sr. Compliments
of
LINDSLEY LUMBER CO.
530 Truman Ave.
Compliments
of Best of Luck
H. RAMOS & CO. Seniors of '53 520 Front St.
Ph. 2-7642 CLUB 551
Compliments of
PARRISH GULF SERVICE Monday Night Marathon, Florida
Congratulations Teenage Dances
from
LEWINSKY'S MEN'S SHOP Compliments Compliments of of JEFF KNIGHT CAFE GOMEZ FURNITURE CO. Compliments of
NAVARRO, INC. E. C. Gomez E. U. Valdez
Chrysler DeSoto Ph. 2-5733 Plymouth Dealer Dodge
Compliments
of Compliments
TOMMY DIXON AND FAMILY of Congratulations
KANTOR'S MEN'S SHOP HERMAN'S
Key West Palm Beach
Compliments of Compliments DAN NAVARRO Central Hotel of Compliments
ADAMS DAIRY of PRADO TOURS
1123 Truman Ave.
Compliments of
JOE PEARLMAN'S Best Wishes 520 Duval St.
LEWIS MCLAIN
Commercial Photographer SUNNY ISLE LUNCHEONETTE
1023 White St. Ph. 2-7711 901 White 2-9292 Compliments
of Compliments
B & B CYCLE SHOP of 822 Fleming St.
2-7511 'ALLIGOOD MARINE
Compliments of
WING LEE'S GROCERY 629 Front St. 629 Duval St.
Key West, Fla. Compliments of
BRYAN'S SERVICE
800 Simonton
Compliments of Congratulations FLYING SAUCER LUNCH to 1214 White St. Class of '53 Congratulations
Seniors of '53 OVERSEAS A. J. JOHNSON PRODUCE TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY Compliments
of
MONROE MOTORS, INC. Key West, Fla.
Lin coln-----Ford-----Mercury
Key West, Fla.
1119 White St. Ph. 2-5631
Compliments of Compliments THE SUGAR BOWL of 1019 White St.
CORAL ISLE Compliments of
Patio Restaurant BILL AND ERMA WAGONER
and House Painting and Signs
Trailer Park
"Start and Go"
U. S. Highway 1 with
Stock Island HESTER BATTERIES
Lou Smith
Ph. 2-9487 1116 White St.
Compliments
of Compliments
RIOS BROS. of
505 Southard St. KEY WEST ELECTRIC 2-5851 REPAIR CO.
Compliments of 611 Front St. M & M Ph. 2-6131 SUPER MARKET
Compliments of JohnC. Scribner, Mgr. ADORABLE BEAUTY SALON
924 Simonton Ph. 2-2152 POOR OLD CRAIG Happiness and Prosperity
SERVICE STATION to the
Class of ‘53 J . H. Brady, Mgr.
"Pure Sign" LONG FURNITURE CO.
800 Fleming St.
Truman and Francis Sts.
Phone 2-9193 Phone 2-5843
Best Wishes
to Believing in
Boys and Girls Our Modern Youth
of The
Key West High School KEY WEST
MINISTERS' ASSOCIATION "1953"
Salutes IDEAL TOGS
The Class of '53 "The Shop of
Fashionable Children" Congratulations!
THE CITY ELECTRIC SYSTEM
Wishes the Class of 1953
Good Luck and Good Living
Compl iments of CHICO'S LUNCH MARTIN HAIR STYLIST Compliments 921 Truman Ave. Phone 2-3021 of
PROPRIETOR RAMON GARCIA, Sr. Compliments of
CENTRAL PHARMACY 1109 Truman Ave . 927 White St.
Compl iments of Compliments THREE FRIENDS BARBER SHOP of 508 Fleming St. CHILDREN'S CORNER
Compliments of
GARDNER'S PHARMACY Simonton and Fleming Streets Prescription Specialists 1114 Truman Ave. Phone 2-2352
Compliments Compliments of of ORIENTAL PHARMACY
1000 Duval St. HOME APPLIANCE CO.
2-6841 605 Simonton St.
Compliments of Key West, Fla. FLORIDA KEYS PHOTO SERVICE
Ed and Helen Swift Kelvinator Appliances Marathon, Florida Hotpoint Complete Kitchens "Model Building Builds Model Men" Home Laundry Equipment HOBBY SHOP
1105 Truman
Compliments of
MARATHON SUNDRY STORE
Plumbing and Hardware Marathon, Florida
KEY WEST SUPPLY CO. Compliments of
THE DELICATESSEN
Key West, Fla. Simonton and Truman
Congratulations
Class of ‘53 211 Simonton St. GULFSTREAM
FOOD DEPARTMENT Box 766
STORES
1105 White St. Sigsbee Park Cheers Compliments from of STINCHFIELD'S
LOPEZ FUNERAL HOME Resort Fashions
Established 1885 417 Duval St.
Dependable Ambulance Service Congratulations
COLUMBIA RESTAURANT W. W. Sawyer Spanish and American Foods Phone 2-9158 Funeral Director Compliments of 415 Bahama St. RENE'S RESTAURANT Dial 2-2731 620 Fleming St. Key West, Fla.
Compliments of
KEYS ELECTRIC Congratulations Contractors Marathon, Florida to the
Congratulations to Class of '53
Mr. Schweitzer and Class of '53 Your
CACTUS TERRACE Canada Dry
Distributor Compliments
of LOPEZ WHOLESALE
WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATES Hilario Ramos, Pres. Spurlock and Whalen 207 Duval St. Dial 2-5732 Owners 515 Duval St. 2-3042 Congratulations and Best Wishes
to the
Class of '53
THE FLORIDA NATIONAL BANK
at Key West
Member of the FCIC
Your Friendly Community Bank
Compliments Compliments
of of
A & B LOBSTER HOUSE STRUNK LUMBER CO. Key West, Florida
2-3541 Key West, Florida
2-3542 120 Simonton St.
4
Berlin E. Felton, Manager 2-7091
Compliments Compliments
of of
CITY COMMISSIONER THE CASA MARINA HOTEL DELIO COBO
Compl iments
Compliments of
HASKINS MACHINE WORKS of
726 Caroline St.
BERNIE C. PAPY
2-3012
Compliments of Compliments of O.K. SHOE SHOP THE CHILDREN'S CORNER Men's and Boys' Shoes
Simonton and Fleming Sts. 706 Duval Street
Compliments of Compliments of THE J. REIDS THE MUSIC SHOPPE Coiffure Designers Emilio Rojas, Proprietor 726 Duval St. 2-5355 423 Fleming St. La Concha Hotel
Compliments of Compliments of
APPELROUTH'S SHOE CENTER BELDNER'S
604 Duval Street 528 Duval St.
Compliments of Compliments of
BENDIX HOME LAUNDRY FRANK JOHNSON, JEWELERS
1012 Truman Ave. Keepsake Diamonds 624 Duval Street
DRINK DELICIOUS COCA and COLA REFRESHING
Compliments
of
S. H. KRESS & CO.
5-10-25 Cent Store
MILK CREAM ICE CREAM Key West, Florida
Congratulations Congratulations
from to the
Class of '53
NATIONAL STUDIOS
Phone 2-6212 KEY WEST LIONS CLUB
925 White Street
YEARBOOK house KANSAS CITY 6, MISSOURI