Gustine High School - Redskin Yearbook (Gustine, CA)

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BoH'oms Up was a play in which each par'licipan+ did himself 'proud.' The play was cen+ered around college acfivifies in which +he dean's niece lPa+ricia Haleyl was desirous of becoming campus queen: whereas fhe s+uden+s wanfed a young lady lEsfelle Lopesl of high scholasiic sianding and one who was held in high esfeem by fhose who lmew her. III feeling ran high causing fhe dean's niece +o go so 'Far as +o change examina+ion grades which she has iusi done in pic+ure lil and is 'lhere +hrea+ening a friend, lFranlzie Mae Barfonl. Algie lTim Hanifin, dressed as a girl in picfure 4l saves fhe day, bul' is offen grea+ly embarrassed because of his shyness of women and in order +o help Linda lEs+elle Lopesl ge+ a re+es+, he is 'forced by cer'rain fra+erni'ry boys lpiclure 21 +o dress as a girl in order +o enier fhe girls dormifory fo which Linda is confined.

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Waealunan Glafu Brlghi' and early on a Sepfember mornung SIXlY Freshmen approached lhe campus of G U H S The long awanred momenl was here Hugh Schooll We were greefed by 'the Sophomores ai' fhe Freshman Recephon a+ fhe begunmng of fl-le year Thai' day we were officially muhafed nnfo fhe school I+ was a sughf io be hold The boys were required fo wear green crepe paper ribbons and were smeared wrlh lnpshck The gurls could wear no malre up and had fhelr haur done up In plglavls Everyone had loads of fun and will chernsh long nn fhelr memorles 'lhelr muld vnlhahon A noon dance was guven by 'lhe Freshmen on January 9 ln +he cafe+erua Gale recelpfs from +hns evenf assnsfed an our frlp fo fhe snow A+ 6 30 In fhe morning of February I2 a bus load of sleepy Freshmen deparfed +o Badger Pass fo enloy fhe various wm+er sporfs A good 'fume was enloyed by everyone Numerous rallies were given by fhe class Durung our Hrsi year we have enloyed G U H S immensely and wall conhnue fo lceep If a school we can always be proud of We would luke fo fhanlr Mass Helen Breslm for her personal lnleresf and sound advice gnven fo us as our class advusor Lasf buf nor leas+ we would luke fo wish good luclr fo The Sensors of 48 We wlll always remember fhe many laughs we ve shared Wllh you and fhe enloymen+ of know mg you Good Luclc' 17 . .- . . ' ' I . ' . . . . . . . 1 .-.. Q - . . . . . . . . . - . -n.. . . . . , . n - .

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.l 11. uniofz. play The Junior Class presenfed A Dale Wi+h Judy on 'I'he evenings of May 6 and 7. The humorous and delighfful 'lhree-acl' comedy was wriHen by Aleen Leslie and was adapied from fhe radio program of ihe same name. The fifle role was played by Audrey Garcia, who lxepf 'ihings humming from opening +o closing curfain. Diclx Kafen played The role of Mr. Fos+er and Lorraine Garcia played Mrs. Fosfer. The role of Randolph, Judy's bro'I'her, was fallen by David Maioza. Nancy Wilson was Hannah, and fhe role of Barbara was faken by Eileen Sanchez. The parf of Oogie wenf fo Glen Kidder, while Palsy Snyder por+rayed 'the gum-chewing Mihi. Ofhers in fhe casi in- cluded Dusfin MoFfe+, Clariss Gabriel, Josephine Spinelli, Joyce Bafy, Ed Mendonca, and Darlene Cox. The Junior Class is deeply grafeful fo all who helped gel' fhe play info producfion.