Casa Grande Union High School - Cougar Yearbook (Casa Grande, AZ)

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GIRLS' GLEE CLUB , Jhe Girls] Glee Club of Case Grande Union High School has again completed a successful year of activ- ity, having furnished music for civic as well as school programs. This spring the members of the club assisted in the presentation of the operetta, Bugs'1, and featured a program of songs by Victor Herbert. The finished perfection of each performance was due to the faithful practice of the girls and the conscien- tious vork of their director. Officers of the club are: R, Margrave, director; Dorothea Wood, manager; Betty Bisenbach and Patricia Gilbert, librarians. Those enrolled are: Clara Austrum Hilda Baker Betty Bouldin Neva Bouldin Beverly Boyce Virginia Cruz Olita Darter Lorraine Dixon Faye Dixon Fay Don 3etty Sisenbach Patty Gilbert Viola Griffith Betty Hammock Helen Hatchett Anita Jane King Mildred Kinsley Marjorie Lee Hazel Lyons Betty Marshall 7 ilrna Maxwell Shirley Minor Only Murphree Frances Nutt Lillian Ramsey Connie liicherson Marjorie Roettger Evelyn Storey Ruth Ward Dorothy White Christine Wilson Nellie Wilson Dorothea Wood Dixie Wood

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BAND Js The high school band is comprised of twenty - f i v e pieces. This year several new instruments were added; namely, an E sousaphone, an E clarinet, a baritone, two French horns, and a piccolo. Several students use in- struments of their own. The attractive uniforms of the band consist of mil- itary caps in blue and gold and sweaters of the sane color combination. The band played for all football games at home and out of town and took the place of' the Drum and Bugle Corps in the annual Armistice Day parade. Officers to govern the group were: Frances Nutt,......................... . ,captain Paul Deal,.......................librarian Betty Eisenbach,............. .drum major R, Margrave,..........................director

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operetta The A Capella Choir assisted hy the combined gl clubs presented a short ope ta early this spri«g. BC38 Mrs. Coop------ Miss Larkspur' Deacon Barnes Mary Lee------- Miss Spinks--' Aphais Bug shy' Boy----------- Neva Jean Bouldin ----Frances Nutt ------Mack Miller ----Dorothy White ----Dorothea Wood ■ -Cecil Montgomery --------Paul Deal THE STORY Washington is sending Aphais Bugshy to investigate hugs in the vicinity of a rural farming town. The women of the town are making a gala occasion of the event, decorating the village square, and preparing an elaborate supper for the stranger. Mary Lee, the vil- lage. school teacher, tells Mrs. Coop, the head factotum of the affair, that inasmuch as she went to school with Mr.Bugshy when they were children and knows what he used to like in the way of food, 3hehns prepared his favorite dish, chicken, hot biscuits, and fresh apple pie. Mrs. Coop scornfully pooh-poohs her country supper, saying they have hired a cateress from the city who is bringing food that Mr. Bugshy is used to eating in the best hotels. Mr.Bugshy arrives; hut, alas, a wreck down the line lands the French supper in the ditch and Mary Lee serves her country fare after all. She and Mr. Bugshy ren childhood acquaintance, and he offers her a new posit in Washington as his wife. Mrs. Coop, who has rather her eyes on him herself, throws up her arms in desp