Maricopa High School - La Revista Yearbook (Maricopa, CA)

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Publicity eparimeni l0L'RN.-XLISM Second row: Cleft to rightb lluckzthve. Blunt, Rascoc, llulsc, Miss llrown First row: livutt, VYliitticld, Slit-lhy. Smith. Indian Flashes Indian l lashes a mimeographed paper, is published every two weeks by the journ- alism class with the assistance of Miss Brown, adviser. The money made from the Indian Flashes goes to the La Revista. La Revista The La Revista staff and adviser, Miss lilsie Brown, worked their fingers practi- cally to the bones to finish this edition. Mr. Charles Slattery was the photo- grapher and Mrs. Betty Cook, art adviser. Salesmen included: Goodman, Hulse, Ful- wider, livett, Smith, Paine, Rascoe. Buddy Huckaby did the advertising layouts, typing students typed and proof read. Svrolicl row: Cleft to rightl Miss Brown zulvisur, VVil1ler--artist. Strong artist. Smith Calenrlar editor. First row: Mattliewsn Mzniztqing litlitor, Rascoe- Editor. l':1ine--As:-'t Iiflitor. llnlsew Sports lfditor.

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Talent - Dramatic and Service Drama Club Third row: Cleft to rightj R. Paine. Blume, Fisher, Mrs. Scheyer. Mahan. Second row: lluckahee, Freitas. Rainwater. L. Paine, Low, Rascoe. Reclfearn, Cox. First row: Gates, VVilkerson, Hzuggerton. Swartz, McBride. Yount, Smith, lilissague. The DRAMA CLUB has presented several plays to the high school group during student body assemblies, among them were: Ringing in the Groom , A Girl in lilvery Port , Thanks Awfullyn, 'gOne Gift , Feudin , Pattie on a Streetcar , and Just Lookin . Y- Teens Through the varied program of the Y- Teen organization, the girls of the Mari- copa Y-Teens try to live up to the fol- lowing code: create, maintain and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character, to grow as a person, to grow in friendship with all races, religions and nationalities. tlseft to rightj Archer, Miller. Matthews, Bernard, Haggerton, Hill. O'Neil, Cox, Paine. Swartz. B. Rascoe, Gates, Evett, Smith, McMenaminfService Ch., A. RascoegVice-Pres., M. Huckabe:4Sec.-Treas.. Elissague-Pres. QCenter to backj VV. Huckabne, McBride, Blunt, Krugh, W'eher, Bartch, Shelton, Mason, Rueda, Davis.

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M usic: Seated Cleft to rightj: I. VVhitf1eld, Carter, J. Paine, O,Neil, C. Paine, Huckaby, Barrie, Mauk, Fulwider, Lloyd. VValker, Marr. Humphrey, Brown. Goetes, P. Carter, Gates, R. Paine, G. VVhitfield. E. Paine. Cook, D. Lloyd. Rowell. Nadolski, Bill Hill, Dan Strong. Don Strong, I. Gates. Lingo. J. Strong, Krugh. li. Hill, Carroll. Scott, NYest. Blunt. Rueda, Fuson, R. Lloyd, Ray, C. Hill, Brown, VV:-hh. Rear Cstantling, left to rightj: Mclirirle. MeMenamin, Bennett, Buck. Canepa, Mr. Carroll, VVL-her. Blunt. Band The band received snappy new Festival at Lakeside School, Shafter maroon and gray uniforms this year. Potato Festival Parade, Exchange The band played at football rallies, Concert at Lakeside, Elks Rodeo Pa- the Christmas program, American rade at Santa Nfaria. There were liducation VVeek, Public Schools fourteen members chosen for the All- VVeek, Nfusic Festival in Taft, Area County Band. Swing Band The Swing Band Was very popular this year. They played at the basketball games, after- game dances, the Rec Hall dances and at the Fireman's Ball. fLeft to rightj: jack Brown. Dale VVelJb, Don Strong, Dale Lingo, Tomniy Huck, Mr. Carroll. Jerry VVhiltieltl. l28l