Courtland Union High School - La Perita Yearbook (Courtland, CA)

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r i Entertaining plays: Suppressed Desires and Thursday Evening. Clever dancers: Lillian and Ardell. An interesting Armistice Day program. STUDENT BODY ENTERTAINMENT Quiet please, the show is going on. Up comes the curtain and the action begins! This year short programs were introduced in student body. They have fulfilled a double purpose of adding interest to meetings and giving the students an opportunity to use their talent and hobbies. Each month a committee of two people under the guidance of a teacher, scouted around for entertaining talent among the students. We have had tap dances, Chinese and lapanese native dances, singers, community singing, one- act plays, instrumentalists, games, and speakers. We Want to thank these students for their time and effort in giving us inter- esting assemblies. Nice sharp razor, Smart little irosh, Put the two together Outcomes the starch. A freshman initiated -

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I i 1. M. Duhay, L. Galli, E. Massoni, L. Lee, A. Maeda, P. King, G. Giovannoni, L. Hill, B. Sato. 2. F. Hirose, Mrs. Henderson, G. Pieretti, M. Hirotsuy I. Yamashita, G. Tagami, L. Wright, L. Ricketts, G. Olsen, M. Mizutani, E. Yamao. ' 3. M. Stocking, V. McClain, L. Bogie, D. Veteran, F. Hogaboom, L. Meyers, L. Cunha, A. Goodman. 4. N. Cortopassi, L. Iohnston, C. Richardson. GLEE CLUB Life without a song-what a dreary school day it would be! Thirty-five girls are determined no such thing will happen to them. Go by the auditorium any Monday or Wednesday afternoons and you will hear selections from grand opera, semi-classics, and popular melodies. The Glee Club is under the direction of Mrs. Henderson. The members have organized a club in which officers are elected. This year's officers are: Lillian Meyers, president, F' aye Hogaboom, secretaryy and Norma Cortopassi, librarian. Parties are fun and lend interest to work and so this year two were given- Hallowe'en and Christmas. At school programs, student body meetings, and entertainments the Glee Club has proven itself a source of pleasure and entertainment. Round and round The music flew, But where it went Nobody knew. There's music in the air.