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

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SENICJR PLAY 0 People who are interested in football should not have missed Brother Goose . It was whispered around school that this play was the real cause of our victory over El Centro on Thanksgiving Day. Not meaning to injure Coach Bogle's pride, but he almost admitted that those football plays tcopied from our playl was the turning point of the game. An older brother is the victim of this hilarious play. A younger brother, who always has a case of puppy love, and two younger sisters, one who is always writ- ing limericks, and the other one who is the neighborhoods star football player, makes life one continued round of worries. It seems he was father, mother, big brother, housekeeper, and wage-earner all rolled into one, until one day a charming young silk hosiery sales lady decides to take over the job as housekeeper. Life was grand indeed for older brother until a certain snobbish Bubble-gum Heiress decides to run his life to suit herself. With this plot in mind it can be seen why this play was a continuous series of laughs. In the end the Bubble-gum Heiress was duly disposed of and the charm- ing, young sales lady furnished the love interest of the play. The cast and all who helped to make this play a success deserve our praise. ' BROTHER GOOSE Jefi Biother Goose Arthur Dau Lenore who has plans Mary Calloll Carol Pat Ray Mr Trimmer of the Wee Blue Inns Peggy Lopez Wes His flock Bob Vath Hyan mth Marie Balderas 4 n H - . .. - - - ' 5 h - - - - - - - ,Q - . .,. , , . , - - 4 - - - - . - - ' Truck Driver who is plenty mad Bill Lakins Helen who quits Mary Louise Dale Stagg Manager Manuq Bay-bozg Peggy who comes to the rescue Coymes Lee Student Directfy Vicky Staggs Eve 1 southern charmer Martha Roberts Director Lyn Johnson Sarah a colored maid Frances Dale Makeup Miss Margaret Speelman

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GIRL RESERVES -OFFICERS- ljresident -------- Glory Worthy Vice President ------- lean Gunterman Secretary -f------ Lyla Ruth Iacobs Treasurer -----. - - - Alice Qtter Carmichael Joy Lopez Melida Doolittle Jeanne Ottet Alice Gunterman Jean Williams Paula Ann Jacobs Lyla Ruth Worthy Gloria O This orqanization has continued to carry on with its functions of past years with Gloria Worthy presiding as president Thev have participated trictions One of their main activities is the act of raising funds for the purpose of helping others This work is met with great approxal bv ex ery one in the community and is greatly appreciated Their Formal qixen on April 21 was one of the most successful dances of the entire school year Credit must be gixen to Mrs Dorotha Fitzpatrick for her expert super xision of this girls organi ation ar in their social activities as much as they possibly could with wartime res- V. . . . ' .7 . V A

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JUNIOR PLAY CAST Monte Rav a desper ate man Roland Smxth Tod Hunter a dancmg master lack Wxllnams Lucy Hunter our httle wxfe Bertha Lucero Dorothy May a buddmg authoress Mary Kubler Pansy Hopscotch jest dymg to meet nobmlxty Charlene Mandrapa Marle Rlbeau a French dancmg teacher Armlda Moreno Qffxcer MCCOfmlCk who seen hls duty and done Henry Legasp1 Kloompy two days from Copenhagen over Florence Qlsen Grandpa spry as a bluelav Erxc Rxce Dxrector Amanda Lee lrvm Student Dlrector Roberta Poulter Stige Crew Director and class xdusor ohn Moorc Tlcket Sales Glorla Worthy Io Ann Day Antonlo Astxazaran l svn'-f' 0 He Borrowed a Wife an hllarxous comedy m three acts was staged by the Iunxor Class durmg March Good castmg an overflow of laughs and an excellent backstage crew prox ed to be the formula for the play s success MISS Lee lrwm should be congratulated for her dxrectxon of the plav and the Iumors commended for thelr fme work , 2 c - ---- - , V ...... , lt - - Y - - - '- - ' v v :gilt I ' c. S , -Q , r V 1 g 'l- TJ. , '15, T 'A rX', L'?' 4' r 5 A to ff A V21 fy! :J 'Q - Unzfzyv ,111 'V -S V... . 41... ,Q , A . Y l Y I . . l . . V