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

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M'SliPllQll NW llilllEVllFllQw C7 - .1 Highlight of the senior activities this year was their senior play, Spring Fever, a farce in three acts, that kept the audience in loud laughter from the prologue to the final curtain call. The lives of three college churns, their girl friends, and their efforts to help one of the boys graduate formed the exciting plot of the play, Things were getting fine until a buggy zool-ogy professor started the ball rolling by failing Howard for lack of a term, paper. After that, everyone got into the thick of the fight and there was let down until the final curtain was drawn, and everyone was satisfied Excellent cooperation coupled with flawless sound effects, good back stage work, and superb direction made Spring Fever one of the best ever presented at C U H b CAST Howard Brant a senior at Centerville College Leslie Dowe Ed Burns a chemistry student Frank Britton Vic Levis an art student Earl Cavanah Lot Herron a Journalism student ean Gunterman Mrs Spangler the landlady Betty lo Guidotti Vivian George Vic s heart interest Lupe Servm Henry Purcell Anne s father Charles Thompson Phoebe Purcell Anne s mother Wilma Loy Maude Corey Hovi ards spinster aunt Mary Hartheld Professor Virqil Bean of the Zoology department Louis Pellegrin Dixon President of Centerxille College Sammy Nunez DIRECTOR Miss Marguerite Barsot STUDENT DIRECTOR Melvin Cherno STAGE MANAGER Gene Vremsak -- ., C r l T , Ya i ' 1' .,....... - ' ' -f-f-- I Anne Purcell, Howard's heart-interest ----- - F Shirley Press Dr. ' , ' f' , K ---- '

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mfli glif lHlllEllLll9 S ilN11QliN4!Q4w Under the direction of Mr. C. VV. Vkfaterman, and ac- companied by Williamina de los Cobos and Marie l-liguera, the Girls' Chorus provided several entertaining assemblies and collaborated with the band in presenting the' annual 'Spring S-wing, which was enjoyed by all, Bejarano Lva Bishop Mona Brazle Betty Cabxal Socorro Carullo Vlfglnla Fimbre Amaha Fraz1er Nancy Gates Mildl ed Grijalva Mercy Gu1d0tt1 Evelyn Hlguera Marie HIHOJOSA Norma Long Josephine Lopez Mary Alice Lucero G1 ace Mmlett Carmen P1 ocsal Allce Servm Lupe 'lellez Remedia Tor rea Della V ava Inez VV1lson Petra XVoOtOn Lavell L Yba rra Marty l - 1 .. . ' 1 b 1 I Y , ' 7 I I. 7 U ' ' I ' - l I Cobos, Wllllamlna de los Lopez, Carmen Williams, Norma.

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M ll lWllSllHll ll MN DENWVW Youth was the theme of the Iunior Play this year. Uncertain Wings, the story of High School students, dramatic contests, and a malt shop, was presented with a lively cast under the direction of Miss Marguerite Barsot. with Albert Terrazas as student director. The entire action took place in a malt shop, which provided the audience with a refreshing change from the usual sets of our high school plays. Pop Riley Alice Ethel Tubby Dolly ack Margaret Lo a erry Tyler Gra nville rffwr-' gg I Travis Calvifi Paula Williams Eleanor Lee Iuliet Balderas oy Carmichael Dick Lakins Betty Guidotti Edward Linn Lyla acobs Louis Moreno lim Dowe 1 I Director Miss Barsot Student Director Al Terrazas Stage Manager Travis Calvin Y .C 1' if ' M x nz' 1. J . , . ffl' . ' . . I' 0 , - ----- 1 . ' . ' ' - I - T - - - 1 ' . . 4 - I I Bob - - F, -, -, -, -, ' Assistant ---- Dick Lakins 1 - ----- 1 I - -. ---- 1