Alvarado High School - Warrior Yearbook (Alvarado, TX)

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Amusement Dominates Fine Arts Despite the limiting of extra-curricular days, choir, speech, and drama classes concentrated on entertainment. Speech and drama classes traveled to Dallas to see A Christmas Carol for the Christmas holiday season. This year's one-act-play cast present- ed Dark of the Moon in Midlothian where it was disqualified for going over the time limit. Both instructors, Mrs. Jane Bolin and Mr. Kelly Sprowls, expect an increase in the number of students that will enroll in choir, speech, and drama next year. 28 Choir!Speech!Drarna Junior Pam Guidry rehearses her lines before leaving for the one -act-play entitled Dark of the Moon.

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I Mr. John Warren, adult probation officer, explains to driver's education students what is aboutto occur in afilmstripasaresultofdriving while intoxicated. Physical education students take a folk dancing lesson as they learn the popular Cotton-Eyed Joe from Princpal Dale Brock. 30 P.E.!Health