Nogales High School - Apaches Yearbook (Nogales, AZ)

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.ul ' t - .4 A , 'J Ck' , t - .af-ev Q33 W ' tts. 55 9 'Q 'I O-oy of 9+ J: in nut 013.6 THE PEP AND SERVICE CLUB PRESIDENT ,,V........., EE,.EEEEEEE. E ODOLPO OUEEREEO v1cE-PRESIDENT ,A.E.. E,.. ...,EE.....,.. I G NACIO CASTRO SPONSOR ............... ..........................,.... ....,.PA,. M R . GLADDEN ELLIOTT MEMBERS R. Bibolet, G. Ellis, F. Enciso, D. Fimbres, F. Gonzalez, L. Hardy, I. Hardy, H. Larriva, R. Manriquez, A. Matiella, S. Marcus, S. Iury, G. Puchi, E. Soto, A. Villanueva, D. Wooddell, R. Valasco, G. Zenizo. The Pep and Service Club, more commonly called the Pick and Shovel Club, was organized four years aqo for the purpose of boosting our school. This year the organization has sponsored several dances and rallies and performed their yearly duty ot painting the N at the north end of the football field. Under the direction oi Miss Katherine Dayton, a minstrel show, entitled Happy Hollow, was presented the latter part ot this sprinq. The cast was as follows: Ashcan, G. Zenizog lunebuq, H. Larrivag Numbskull tEnd Mani, F. Encisog Pork- chops, R. Velascog lnterlocutor, D. Wooddellg Hambones, S. Iuryg Tambo, R. Bibolety Rufus, S. Marcus, Flopear, R. Underwood, Gootus CEnd Manl, I. Castro, Mothball, E. Heath. To become a member of the Pep and Service Club, one must have an average of a two or better, and must be an active member of at least two other clubs. cot L 0-W lla Us Jus O m Wt PW' .PW W NEWT ..t.ll N5

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envy Frist.. f 5 fg X . ,Vt 123 l THE MAROON MASQUE PRESIDENT ....,,......,,., ,,,,,,,,,,, P A'I'I'Y cor-IBN VICE-PRESIDENT ....,..,.....,,....... ..A.........A...,,. M ARGARE1' BIRD SECRETARY-TREASURER .,,,,.A. .,...... BARBARA MACDONALD SPONSOR ...,,,........,.,...,......,,. B,.,.A......A.....,B,,,...... ................,.,...... M I ss c. Luz MEMBERS W. Bettwy, R. Bibolet, B. Capin, R. Chernin, l-l. Cutting, E. Frcmzen, S. Marcus, I. Mungia, C. O'Hagin, P. Parsons, G. Puchi, F. Rochlin, I. Underwood, E. Sidell, V. White, D. Wooddell. The Maroon Masque, or as it is more commonly known, the Drarnatics Club, although not exceptionally active in its own sphere this year has been strongly represented in the two three-act plays presented this year by the Iunior cmd Senior Classes respectively. They were Who's Crazy Now? and It's The Fashion. The latter of the two, presented December 10, displayed the outstand- ing abilities of several high school students. Eugene Sidell as Mr. Finklbaum and Virginia White, De Wooddell, and Ernest Franzen carried away the acting honors. The Iunior play, Who's Crazy Now? the dramatic highlight of the year, dealt with an insane asylum tor retired school teachers. All the players were unusually well cast. Eugene Sidell, Patsy Parsons, Margaret Bird, and Virginia White por- trayed their roles as the inmates ot the asylum with a great deal ot ease, and the audience thoroughly enjoyed the performance. 532: