Calexico High School - La Aurora Yearbook (Calexico, CA)

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OFFICERS- President --------- Odysseus Polos Vice President ------ Antonio Astiazamn Secretary f---f---- Bertha Lucero Treasurer f---. - - - Mary Kublef Class Representative ---- - - Emma Lumbfefgj Advisors ----- - Mr. Moore and Miss Irvin JUNIOR BOYS -X lla Flnrst Ace Ielc Be-ll LePuX Lola I' dvwnd C mx Ll Her ff Cdthx an Kenna th I- 1mbres ChflI1tS Gastelum Pudolfo H1 1 nandez Louls He rn mfif z Tony I fgaspl Henry Lrmus X mcent Polos Odyssfus Plcf Fur Smlth Pol md pvus Bobby Xhllums .Luk A lm ' 4- ,If '- - v . sy ,..k.Y, . A I. .l 9 1'p. ' ' 'S K' .,v A -'. Astiazaran, Antonio A' ' .4 Rubidoux, Albert . . N' , I , ' . .' ' , . 2 1 .' I Y. . Q Q ' i Q ,K ., ,

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J U N I O R 0 The members of the Junior Class have been very active in stu- dent events this year. Their interest in school activities is partly due to the excellent guid- ance of their advisors, Mr. John Moore and Miss Lee Irvin. The Junior Valentine Dance was one of the highlights on the school Calendar this year. One of our Juniors, Henry Legaspi, was chairman of a temporary committee organized for the purpose of encouraging the beginning of a Calexico Youth Center. Under' his leadership, and with the cooperation of various school authorities, sev- GIRLS eral community groups were contracted in an effort to find the best means of Or- ganizing such 'a center. Many investigations, chieily by members or the Junior Class, have been made, and it is hoped that next year we will have a full-fledged Youth Center in Calexico. The Junior Class Play, He Borrowed a Wife , was a very successful enterprise from the standpoints of both student interest and class participation. In leaving C. U. H. S., the Seniors can be assured that these Juniors will uphold the tradition of all active Seniors. ojorque Mrrgr Burthett Feb1 Lent Josephine xabral Delia 1 tellrvros Ann Duly Mordecai D15 Je Ann Rlcr Fva Fastfrling Gloria Uetring Marg, It Gordon Ada Beth Gofi Juanita Gomez Mar y Jones Funlce hubler Mar y Lochar d Betty Lopez Melida Lucero Bertha Lumbr eraz Fmma Mandi apa Charlene 'VIor eno Ar mida Niyers Mary Jane Olsen Flor ence Pereyra V1 ginia Poulter Robt 1 t 1 Rubidoux Louise Tor r ez Aur eli 1 D rena Paula Vaea Sotor ro VVor thy Glori r ,. l . .,.,.a, 8 Nj., Q k'2'xt -,A r', , L 2 , ' l ' , A -' . 1 V. 'C - A V , , Y-,. ' ' -A 4 'A Kimbrell. Bettv ' ,fs r. ., , l 'Y' -' 1 -'g 1 4 - 1 ' ' . . 1 '- ' v .' ' , ' iz 1. 1 . ,. . .' . 2 ' ' ' -' - . .. N x 'A ', 'c ' ' A -. V' . . . .V xi

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som-IOMQRE li bhephirl incl hli s Hiqqins lhe Sopho G I R I S more hlc img ou of the mosl outst indmq i e in lh C ilaxvlo Un on l'l1qh SL oo Their oofhorioic W P A lVVoinen Pix Alll Danee xx is reaoqni ed 1 one oi the leest clmces ol the xear I S : Q e O S l - K ,a . . 5 T 'Q 4, ,, 1, . ,,. . Arce, Elvira Howling, Pattie Cardiff, Margaiet Cobos. Guillermin:i Dunn, Leia barpella. Ethel Fxmbres, Amalia Sunterman, Jean Hglrtfield, Mary Hernanuiez, Alicia Ibarra, Carlota Ibarra, Elia Loy, Wvilma cle los Luken, Lupe Luken, Yolanda Liimbreraz, Mary Louise Medina, Josephine Morlett, Rosa Morlett, Carmen Pol-ms, Penny Press, Shirley Rico, Alice Rodriguez, Esperanza Sei-vin, Lupe Sosa, Mary Springer, Frankie Tiznado, Eulalia Urena, Atanacia Villanueva, Noami Yslava, Mary 0 U 1 - : illful clirectio fl lXlrs 'ails . F X1 ' X c'l2rSr5 C if il' l 'x 'glut ol thy class came niany promising scholars and excellent ith ares iS ' K fo. e 5 A if 4 Q i is Sir. ,P . we ' Q ,, E , ' 1 5 It l LA A l 1 l l V' E V ,ar . Aff: ' 5 fam..- Q. r 35,5 I :1- ts, . ,,Ig U