Brownsville High School - Palmetto Yearbook (Brownsville, TX)

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VIQ I May 5 D. E, BANQUET in El Jardin Patio. X it Mistress of Ceremonies was Maria Ofelia Gonzalez and following the Invocation by Homer Hanna, everyone sang Let me Call You Sweetheart. The Welcome was given by Manuel Gutierrez and the Response by Mr. R. E. Turpin. Entertainment was furnished by Irma Gutierrez and Xavier Rocha doing the Charleston and Be-Bop and Al Jolson, Jr., singing a solo. Amelia de la Rosa introduced the Employers and Mr, E. L. Pritchett introduced the Special Guests. Olga Hernandez the n entertained with a solo, followed by Gaston Galvan, who introduced Ex-D.E. Students, Mr. Gilbert Sharpe talked on Maintenance of Freedom and Mr. Leonel Garza presented the Certificates. Special Awards were presented by Maria Ofelia Gonzalez and the program ended with Enrique Gonzalez leading the group in the Distributor's Creed. Familiar scene in school. Texas Southrnost Students entertaining at B.H.S. assenubly, t l

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4 April 19 THE SPANISH SWEETHEART A story of a trip to Holland during the tulip festival, where complications arise only to be s o lved happily at the end, Jimmy, the popular American. The gay toreador makes time with a lovely senorita. Pobre Americano. Be careful, Senor, if you try to s te al my Carlita, I keel you. We Xi Put up your dukes! Blind Bull.

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196 May 6 THE VALLEY OF' GHOSTS by Jacob Lear A comedy drama in three acts that tells of an old woman s will that orders two young people to l1ve in her home in order to inherit a fortune. Events happen that cause them to want to leave but 1n the end the mystery is solved and all ends happily Spirits, Spirits, Danger! Please, please, Lordy, Don't let Mr. Jack send me out der in de dark. SHI-IHHHHHHHH. ui 5.