Rocky Ford High School - Le Cantaloupe Yearbook (Rocky Ford, CO)

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Dramatics SPEAK FOR YOUR- SELF, JOAN Speak for Yourself, Joan , was the Junior class play pro- duce-:1 by the class of 1936 and coached by Miss Ruth Ellen Morrison. A very humorous situation developed when two engaged boys fCarroll and Juniorb became interested in Jeannette and aroused Paul- ine and Edwlna to green-eyed jealousy, while Joe was won- dering what it was all about. But as usual the plot was :lis- covered, land it ended happily. HERE COMES PATRICIA Here Comes Patricia , pre- sented by the class of 1937, under the direction of Miss 'Morrison was aided by the new stage set built by the Student Council and first pre- sented to the public on this occasion. The interest centered around Jerre and Helen who were in a jam with Jerre's employer, Fred. Helen set- tled everything, but not peace- fully. UROSAMUNDEH Rosamunde , presented by the choruses clases and di- rected by Mr. Ralph Rea and Miss Ruth Lytle was the out- standing yperforrnance of the .school year. It bears the dis- tinction of being the first opera to be presented in Rocky Ford, rand the school cast 'did excellent work. The production was staged in the New Grand Theater, and a very full house enjoyed especially the songs of Eliza- beth, as Rosarnunde, and the chorus selections of the .shep- herds, Mr. Rea and Miss Lytle deserve special mention for the remarkable results their patience Won them in their work with the produc- tion of Rosarnunde.

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Dramatics TUNE IN Tune In , was a light, modern operetta produced by the chorus classes and di- rected by Mr. Ralph Rea, and Miss Ruth Lytle. The setting was a radio broadcasting studio, and the situations in- volved were humorous in- deed. WITHOUT BENEFIT OF RELATIVESU This was the first of the two senior class plays pro- :iuced by the class of 1935. The play was a delightful modern comedy in three acts, and was coached by Miss Lytle. In addition to ia large cast, Strou1se's parrot was fea- tured, and the audience was alternately praying that the parrot would call for Bill, or that Malloy Miller's cigar would make him sick. BIG-HEARTED HERBERT Big-Hearted Herbert , the second plway for the class of'35 also hwad a large cast and was very modern. Cover made a hit as a hardboiled manu- facturer who was opposed to good breeding until the ridi- culous aspect of the situation was forcefully brought 'home to him in a clever plot con- trived by the rest of his fam- ily

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GIRL RESERVE MEMBERSHIP GIRL RESERVES Mrs Herbert Mills-ChairmanMrs. Carl Joehnck Mrs. C. S. Williams Mrs. Homer Knapp Mrs. J. A. Lawson Irs. Wayne Pott Mrs. J. D. Merrifield Mrs. Paul Strouisle Mus. Lloyd Benning Mrs. Peery Williams Mrs. Winters Rex Ruth DeLong Mary Belle Campbell Ione Kitzman Marie Rogers Dorothy Newland Zona Campbell Mildred Fuller Maxine Rogers Beatrice Call Viola Lutz Ingleeta. Riefschxmeailder Betty Hammond Henrietta Riefschneider Edith Scott Ethel Steward Barbara Rex Alice Creel Evelyn Tomlin Irene Lawson Luoy Taguchi Margaret Cramer Helen Taylor Shirley Mae Williams Ellen Miller Wanda Hacker Betty Brown Kathryn Snyder Jeannette Scott Grace Lucero Elizabeth Gerringer Betty Clark Fern Erickson Mable June Herring Harriet Pott Marjorie Conard Margaret Hayes Lucille Rithlaller Mathilda Leikam Alice Pott Jeannette Knapp Mary Jane Cartter 'Mable Miles Helen Chrane Ruth Leikam Velma Roberts Georgia Hough Lorena Grogan Patricila Potter Marjorie Jackson Babe Trabert Margaret Sims Mary Lou Wells Charlotte Lay Georgina Sims Dorothy Demming Betty Harada Thelma Yates Leah Andrews Evelyn Frazier Geneva Wilker Pauline Gobin Mildred Anderson Nedrfa Andersson Marie Rowton Eleanor Lee Demming Philis Beman Helen West Edwina Gause Della Billingsley Pauline Strouse Betty Nishimura Janet Broomfield Agnes Pugh Hisako Kubo Margaret Asakawa Charlotte Duke wMetha Holm Edith Edwards Shizuye Nakayama Jean Mumaugh Grace Knapp Lucille Lynes Violet Hlavety Ruth Peterson Merry Ellen Clute Grace Cline Orella Pucket Vina Merrifield Doris Williams Elversie Patton Elizabeth Laye Lucille Call Dorothy Hoffman Page Eighty nme