Calexico High School - La Aurora Yearbook (Calexico, CA)

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EARL LINHOLM ----- ADVISOR MISS MAY IENKINS - - ASSISTANT ADVISOR f BILL YATES - ------ - LITERARY C MANUEL ERQUIAGA - BOV'S SPORT EDITOR , .x RICHARD LOPEZ - - - BUSINESS MANAGER THOMAS KOKUBUN - Ass'r. ausmzss MGI:-as MARY BROWN - - - cum.-s spomggorron , Y EDITH MASSERINI ------- JOKES ROBERT CARDIFF - - ASSY, An-r sorron I M MARY xAwAKl'rA - - ASST, nv EDITOR UV ,m, GEORGE COTTRELL - - - - CALENDAR f' DAVID KNECHEL - - - - - GROUPS ALMA HANsoN - - - - suns , MARY ALICE CASTRO - - SNAPS J BARBARAZUCKERMAN - - JOKES , Y, TY ' W -, N 1 JV If J ' Xl I Jr Iv U' I vi IILA zAXllUllQllDllQzAlt . ,WY-fy-f'l' ,J V -A elif. if-D ' ,sw ' '-f,QJ.2-4711! .A-40fl-'LC' ' ' ,,,1,f f' QAJIIAL 1 EQREWCFQQ Our school life represents a fu- sion of cultures-the mingling ol two nationalities-a unique circumstance. where the racial background of two peoples join to make a single standard ol social values. From the spirit of international friendship-from the spirit of mutual respect-from the spirit and culture of Mexican life, has evolved the inspiration and theme of this book. FOUR IILA 2lMU1!Q4ID1llQA un? DEDICATIQN We, the class of 1935, in rec- ognition of four years of friendship and guidance, dedi- cate this edition of La Aurora to Mr. H. I. Hartwigl I YI I IIf3 III III?-C? CQNTENTS ADMINISTRATION CLASSES ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS HUMOR 12- G TW W--,. A : . 1 . LA MU IQIDIQAH AQ2JLvf J fvw ww -- , ,,- -Q P ZS. si-o6.4loT AURORA, GODDESS OF DAWN WHEN DAWN DRAWS NEAR, AND ON THE FIRMAMENT THE TIRED STARS RUB THEIR SPARKLING EYES TO WATCH LIGHT. STRUGGLING HARD WITH DARKNESS, IN ORDER TO ESCAPE ITS GIANT GRIP! WHEN HERE AND THERE. - INTIMIDATED BIRDS MAKE SHVLY AN ATTEMPT TO JOIN THE DAY'S GIGANTIC, GLORIOUS FIGHT FOR FREEDOM: WHEN FLOWERS. GRASS AND TREES BREATHE HEAVILY THEIR FRAGRANT ODOR OF RELIEF' THAT NIGHT IS OVERCOME: I OPEN UP MY HEART TO PRAISE LlFE'S WONDER-WORKING POWER AND SEND OUT THOUGHTS OF LOVE T0 ALL THE WORLD. PAGE SEVEN QL. -.Arias IILA zAhllUllQllDllQ-ZAR 9 PORTAL The doorway of opportunity is open to all who will enter the halls of learning. The world inclosed is dedicated to self development-to strengthening the neophyte for the practical duties of life and the enrich- ment of his soul. P E H ffu, Mir ' NWM f' ,J , K Mix r . 4 1 ,, ,WHXI . , , ln V V' A ,Ax zMUlWlE1NUQMiME M 3 lg 1 my W,-N W M ww EN 7? fy! QMLQQ ,lx ' 1 . I 3 S V '- 5 . i , if 'f' ! fk Ja '21 5, ET 2 S If ' fl. .V ,I .1, Q ' Q 'J rl? ,:- ' , ,HI I ,Iv :X 1 A'-.UM L ' V it ,1 ,V -'Sm Y, Ay, l , X Avniluazlx' Q. nflnnr.. - 'Tn HLA 1AWIiJ11Q,1iDliQf5X CALEXICO SCI-IOCDL TRUSTEES MR. I. W. LAWSON Superintendent of Schools If EVEN Bert Reddish ..,.,,A,,, H. W. Hughes . Coy Ritter ,.,.i,. Marvin Gardner P. H. Wofford , , ,r ,fill li i. r..,......,.,President .....,........Clerk .....,.w...Trustee ......,..,.Trustee . .....Trustee yt AiU11Q4wo11QA, ' IS fx .A QNX V I I Mr. Trieble, Mr. Pruitt, Mr. Durfee, Mr. Lawson, Mr. Ostrey. Mr. Hoskins, Miss Jenkins, Miss Harris, Mrs. Bacon, Mr. Mullins Mr. Covington, Mrs. Shephard, Mr. Linholm, Mrs, Fitzpatrick, Mr. Hartwig Mr. Young, Miss Gettles, Mrs. Homola, Mr. Wantland. PAGE TWELVE . X x V M SQ 5 fwvfaf? UN -S4 2'--ii' 2-7 1, 5 J f v f,f,, ,J ,W W mm! QAM!! -. Wi! Q NX1 W f W1 W 1 1 pp ,J1 . ' H, K., ' A f K V , .f Mg, ' , ,M k, J I A .f L ,ww .1 7 ff ff in K l 7 -4 'T lf 9F77 Q W1 ' QU PL25XSS1IES S 'ILA IZSMIUIIQGDIIQA SENIOIQS L, I' LOUIS ALVAREZ N. N.- Looie . Act.-Class C Basketball '32, '33, '34g Class A Basketball '35, Track '33: U. F.-Hanging around town. F. S.-- Bclieve it or not. EMMA ARVIZL' N. N.-- Aim:'. . Act.-Entered from Tucson '33, Chonita '34: Old Spanish Custom '35, U. F.-Trying to get out of school. F. S.- Honestly, Mr. Hartwigf' VIRGINIA BAKER N.N.- Ginnie , Act.-Entered from El Centro '34, U. F.-Heber Skating Rinlz. F. S.-- Dear me, Ezra! ALEX BARRON N. N.-- Aleck . Act.-Football '32, '33, '34, Chonita '34: Old Spanish Custom '35, Class Pres. '31, Sec'y '32: U. F.w-On a horse. F. S.- Got any candy? , ff JOHNNIE BERTUSSI - N. N.-- Olimpeis . Act.-Baseball '34. U. F.--With Frank Claverie. F. S.- VVhat the heck? ROSIE BERTUSSI N. N.- Rosita . Act.-G.A.A. Pres. '34, '35. U. F.-Ta1k- ing with Eula Mae. F. S.- Sure, why not? MARY BROWN N. N.- Miss Brown . Act.-Class Treas- urer '35g Class Secretary '34, '35, Tennis '32, '33, '34, '35, Annual Staff, G. A. A. '34, '35. U. F.-With Hazel and Helen. F. S.- Think So? JERRY CARRAL N. N.H 3-Year Kid . U. F.-In the park. F. S.- Hola, preciosnf' JEAN CANARIS N. N.- Peaches , Act.- Chonita '343 Old Spanish Custom '35, Senior Play '35, C. S. F. '34, '35. U. F.-Sipping sodas at Capitol Sweets. F. S.- Heavens to Bet- sy, what'll Pa say? ANN.-I L0l'ISE CANTU N. N. - Annie . Act.--Class Treas. '34, U. F.-At home. F. Sf-Okydoke, I'll be seeing you. ROBERT CANTU N. N.-- Bob . Act.-Entered from L. A. High, '33, Annual Staff, vice president senior class. U. F.-Working on the An- nual. F. S.- How could be it ven it didn't vas, ain't it? ROBERT CARDIFF V N. N.-f Bud . Act.- -Class Pres. '34g Annual Staff, Senior play. U. F.-Playing cards. F. S.- Darned if I know. I 4 Q PAGE FIFTEEN ILA Almuluellolwesi. ,J ALFONSO CARRILLO Nl iw 'Uv N. N.- Gordo . Act.-Class Pres. '32, '34, Football '32, '33, Captain '34, U. F.--In the park. F. S.- What? MARY ALICE CASTRO N. N.- Mac , Act.-Sec'y Class '32, '33, '34, Annual Staff, C.S.F. '33, '34, '35, U.F. FRANK CLAVERIE In Miss Jenkins' class. N. N.- Frenchie . U. F.-With Johnny. F. S.- Huh ? GEORGE COTTRELL N. N.- Georgie . Act.fTennis '33, '34, '35, Annual Staff. U. F.-In Mr. Ostrey's TOOIII. F. S.- I guess so. MABEL DARLING N. N.-4 Babe . ACt.hEntured from Yuma '34. U. F.-With Blanche. RPSSELL ELLIGET LEO DELGA DO N.- Tito . Act.-Transferred from Mesa, Ariz. '34, Basketball '34, Track '34Z Baseball '34. U. F.-With Carlos. N. N.-- Elliget . Act.-Transferred from Santa Ana. U. F. -At Sieglitz' and Elliget Monarch Studio. F. S.- Well, I dunno. ESTA r ERICSON N. N.-- Andy , Enrolled from Miller, S.D.: Act.-Senior play. MANUEL ERQUIAGA N. N.- Erq . Act.--Football '32, '33, '34, '35, Basketball '33, '34, '35, Baseball '32, '33, '35, Ch0nita '34, Old Spanish Custom '35, Annual Staff. U. F.-Arguing with Mrs. Bacon. F. S.- More trouble. DON FONG N. N.- Donnie , U. F.-Working in the store. F. S.- Oh, I don't know. FAPSTO GALLEGO N. N.- Society Kid . U. F.-Prospecting in Mexicali. F. S. - Hola, tempranillof' F GILBERT GOMEZ . ,1j,,w,7 N. N.4- Gilly . U. F.-Riding around. ms. . . , , . - Golly, I don't know my Spanish! 1 A H ,jf W A P. ,ja .. 'IA ,'1' I 'f 1 PAGE slxrseu 1 t J :I G ,ifV - .B 0 f H ,L 1 7 . 4 1 A vb' LA 2ANUlVQ1IDlIQ,2f3X. LEONARD HAMER N. N.- Hamer , U. F.-Wandering in a dream. F. S.- Nothin! ALMA I-IANSON N. N.- Al . Act.-G.A.A. '32, '33, G. R. '34, '35, Annual Staff, C. S. F. '33, '34, '35. U. F.--Absent for no reason at all. F. S.- Don't let it bother you, kid! I-IOMER HARER N. N.- Commodore . Act.-Mgr. of Jr. Ath. nite, Adv. Mgr. Jr. Ath. Nite. U. F. -Reading a. book. F. S.- Chacun a son gout. LOUISE HERTER N. N.- Babe . Act.-Entered from Belmont high school, Senior play. U. F.-Lost in a fog. F. S.- Raidey let's go haid. JOHN JILES N. N.-- Popeye . Act.-Transferred from Garden Grove, Calif., '34, Football '34, Track '35. MARY KAWAKITA N. N.- Marye Kay . Act.-Tonnis '34, '35, G. R. '32, '33, '34, '35, G. A. A. '34, '35, Annual Staff. U. F.-Here and there. F. S.- Oh, Gee! Q MARGARET KELLER N. N.- Marge , Act.--G. R. '33, Pres. '34, '35, Senior play, class treas. '34, Annual Staff. U. F.-Out of class on business. 4-F. S.- What's that? BARBARA KINCAID N. N.- Babs . Act.-Class Sec-'y '32, G. R. '33, Treas. '34, '35, Annual Staff. U. F.-Heckling Mr. Linholm. F. S.- Honestly-no one's safe. DAVID KNECHEL fa N. N.- Five Cents . Act.-Annual Staff. U. F.-Y-In shop. F. S.- Aw, it's too much like work. THOMAS KOKOBUN N. N.- Kokie . Act.-Class C Basketball '31, '32, Class A Basketball '33, '34, Class Sec'y '34, U. F.-With the four musketeers. F. S.- Don't guy! -- MARTHA LARROQITE N. N.-- Guerra , U. F.-With Edilmira. F. S.- Hi, there! GASTON LOPEZ N. N.- Baboony . Act.-Football '34, Baseball '32, '33, '34, , '35, Yell Leader '31, '32, '33, Ch0nita '34, An Old Span- ish Custom '35. U. F.-With Four Musketeers. F. S.- Good Ol' Frosted Chocolate. PAGE SEVENTEEN n DLA PMlU1IQ1lD1li1?.1Ak ', 1 Coach ? guess so. BILL YATES MARY YADA N. N.- Tiny Nobuko. RICHARD LOPEZ N. N.- Dick . Act.--Athletic Mgr. '31, '32, '33, '34, Annual Staff. U. F.-With the Four Musketeers. F. S.- Where's JEANNE LORENZ Act.-V. P. class '31, S. Gov't comm. '32, '33, Sec'y of S. B. '32, '33, Annual Staff. U. F. --Losing or forgetting. F. S.- Maybe tomorrow. EDITH MASSERINI N. N.- Edy . Act.-Tennis '35, Senior play, G R. '32, An- nual Staff. U. F.-With Lizzie. F. S.- Oh, Gosh! JOHN MONTEJANO N. N.- Johnny , Actf-Baseball '33, '34, '35, Football '33, '34, '35, Basketball '34, '35, Track '34, '35, U. F.-Comer by Capitol Sweets. F. S.- Whata you say! WILLIAM OLSON N. N.- Ole , Act.-Senior play. U. F.-Back of Cardiff's house. F. S.- Aw, you're cracked. FRED SOBKE N. N.-- Sobke . Act.-Pres. S. B. '34, '352 Senior play, C. S. F. '32, '33, '34, U. F.- Jerking sodas. F. S.- I don't know. PHILIP TUCKER N. N.- Phil . U. F.-Most any place. F. S.v Sure, I MARINA VASQUEZ U. F.-V--Telling stories of Minnie. F. S.- No, Kid! N. N.- Big Feet . Act-Football '34, Basketball '32, Class Pres. '34, '35. U. F.WArguing with the faculty. F. S.- Who, me? REYNALDO YTURRALDE N. N.- Blue Jay . Act.-Treas. class '31. U. F.-In the hall. F. S.- By Golly. Act.-C. S. F. '32, '33, '34, '35. U. F.-With BARBARA ZUCKERMAN N. N.H Bobbie . Act.-G. R. '31, '32, '33, '34, '35, G. A. A. '33, '34, '35, An Old Spanish Custom . U. F.-Digging in her garden. F. S.- I'll hope to snicker. PAGE EIGHTEEN C I L 1 l Il ll l W I L L 1 r PAGE NINETEEN LA AMJMQCDRA We, the Class of 1935, owing to the fact that our school days are nearf ly ended, being of sound mind, sounder body and soundest of voice, and realizing that we are bestowed by nature with many extraordinary and marvelous gifts, do herewith bequest these aforesaid gifts to deserving members of the lower classes: 1. To Blanch Cavanah, Emma Arvizu judiciously bequeaths her re- markable gift of explaining her tardiness. 2. To Perry Shepherd, Bob Cantu and Ierry Cabral leave their bud- ding bristles in the hope they will make him a complete mustache. 3. Louise Herter happily wills Verna Powell her coy giggle. ' 4. Bud Cardiff wills his conscientious driving to the deserving Bon- nie Edmunds. 5. Don Fong gives his quiet dignity to Red Rambo. 6. To Nadine Hamlin goes Iean Canaris' gift of oratory. 1 7. Manuel Erquiaga broken-heartedly wills his eyelashes to Richard Roloff. ' 8. By special request, Gaston Lopez wills his prize possession, a large harem, to Edward Cole. 9. Mary Castro gladly bequeaths her sewing ability to Erna Young. 10. Luis Alvarez generously leaves Iohn Anderson a bony Iphysique. 11. To Inzarita Broderick goes Mary Brown's skill in tennis. 12. Frank Claverie gleefully leaves his well-groomed coiffure to Cvramp Floyd. h 13. Mabel Darling bequeaths her sylph-like figure to her pal Eula Mae. 14. Ieanne Lorenz, with deep regret wills her towering Eheight to Robert Henderson. -5 f i' 15. Fausto Gallego charmingly bequeaths his smooth manners to Butch Kesslin . 16. Rosie gertussi, with tears in her eyes, leaves Iohnny ,Haines to Blanche Edge. . -- 17. After due consideration, Barbara Kincaid wills her personality to Barbara W. Bright. Carry on the honor of the name! 18. Bill Yates proudly wills his dancing feet to Ray Stanfield, who he hopes realizes what he's getting. lPoor guy.l 19. Virginia Baker tenderly hands over her devastating bangs to Dorothy Young. 20. To anyone who can use it, is willed the musical repertoire of Alex. 21. Anna Louise Cantu endows Bea Armendariz with her charm- ing mannerisms. 22. To Ioe Andrade tnext year's captainj are ,willed Alfonso's swaying assembly speeches to arouse school spiriti 9 l 23. Alma Hanson thoughtfully wills her rides to school to Mary Helen lchauffeur not includedl. . 24. Leonard Hamer trustingly leaves his technique with women to needy Iohnny Carter. 2 25. Martha Larroque endows Frances Andrade with her demure de- meanor. ' 26. Dick Lopez leaves the future teams to the managership of Red Gray, former water boy. 27. To blase Harriet is left the bright smile of Mary K. itl UK All1lllQ1lDgllQzAh gg gg 1 28. Bill Olson desires that Abe Watanabe inherit his taste in cars. C 29. Iohn Iiles wills his talent for original sayings to Alice Ferrell. 30. Frankye Sieglitz receives the artistic genius of Marge Keller. L 1 31. To any poor, deserving Iunior go Mary Yada's old report cards 1 -just change the name. 32 1' ing of deep literature. 33 S 1 Fowler. y 34. A flair for clothes is left by sister Barbara to Lauriel. 35 S Economics to Henry Gibson. . Homer Harer bequeaths Bud Gunterman with an understand- l . Russell Elligett wills his dreamy orbs Keyes, you sapl to Harry . Reynaldo Yturralde yawningly wills his morning snoozes in 36. Gilbert Gomez' affinity for grey is left to Iimmy Pegg. 1 37. As a special favor, Kokie wills the Secret of his Success to W 11 Harry Kumagai. 1 38. David Knechel sadly bequeaths his friendly arguments with Mr 1 Linholm to Tommy C. I 1 39. Fred Sobke shyly wills his painful blushes to Manuel Casellas. 1 40. An artistic temperament and Genevieve Becerra are left by Leo L li Delgado to any deserving underclassman. L Dorothy Barrett. 41. And Edith Masserini's speed and accuracy in typing goes to 42. Iohnny Bertussi willingly gives his unassuming way to Fred Eady 43. Philip Tucker leaves his hobby of chasing girls to Gordon Halli- 1. day. 1Hope you have better luck, Gordon.l 1' Baldwin. Make them good! 1 , Evelyn Crook. 44. And Marina Vasquez' stories of Minnie are willed to Iackie 45. George Cottrell reluctantly bequeaths his A's in Bookkeeping to 46. Esta Ericson leaves her energetic walks to A'Andv Archibald. In witness whereof, we have hereunto set our hand and seal this eleventh day of April, B. G. fBefore Graduationl, 1935, at the c exico, County of Imperial, State of California. , I BARBARA KINCAID V +1 I 5 BILL YATES t ' V ' Class of J X ' j ' xfi A J JI .1 J , Y If V 1 . A x 4 1 X' - is . -rx X. ity of Cal- 1935. PAGE WENTY ILA 225kllUlIQ1IDlQAt Ride, mister? Oh, so you don't want a good-looking passenger? This is only me, hitch-hiking along Life's Highway-and not having much luck either. I am now on my way out of California, where for the past few months I have met every solitary member of the Class of 35 . fSome weren't so solitary.j Okay, here goes. First there was Bob Cantu, who pulled up to the side of the road with a characteristic Want a lift baby? I accepted fthough in much more dignified termsl. He turned out to be a salesman for False-Silk Hose and doing well, too. He let me off on a corner in Brawley and who should I see but Ieanne Lorenz! She was on her way to a dancing lesson and told me her teacher was Mabel Darling and that she Qleannel and Mary Yada were putting on a sister-act at a theatre soon. We reached her destination and after affectionate farewells, I went humming for is it thumbing?J on. After awhile I was picked up by Rosie and Iohnny Ber- tussi who were returning from a W. C. T. U. convention where Iohnny had spoken on The Demon Rum . We had so much to say to each other that I guess Rosie didn't pay much attention to her driving and we ran into an apple cart. It turned out to be Fred Sobke's cart and was he mad! Pretty soon a cop came up to see what was going on. I knew the minute I saw those feet, who the cop was-yes, Bill Yates. Well, we all trekked down to the courthouse where I discovered that Reynaldo was the judge. We had to wait for another case and as I sat there I realized with a shock that I knew the defendant and the plaintiff-and, can you believe it-it was Leonard Hamer lknown as Horrible Hamer in the boxing ringi and he was suing Russell Elligett lplastic surgeonl for messing up an ear. I then saw that Alfonso Cagrrillo was District Attorney and that Luis Alva- rez, George Cottrell and David Knechel were sitting in the jury. I never did discover how the caseicame out because I recognized lean Canaris and found that she was the Chief of Police for chiefess or whatl? After talking to her I got us out of our little jam by paying 5.78 for the apples. After leaving the Bertussis I ran right into Homer Harer! He asked me to ac- company him to the Hot Spot which was owned by Iohn Iiles and Frank Claverie, where he wanted to get some atmosphere for his novel. When we arrived we discovered that Kokobum and his Kings was the orchestra, with Gaston Lopez crooner, and Emma Sue fArvizu to usl fan dancer. That place was certainly crowded. I saw Bud Cardiff and Bill Olson, who were Business men land evidently successful, with their wives, Virginia and Edith. Oh, I forgot to mention the famous guest- artist, Alex Barron! And I almost forgot the chorus and when Barbara Zuckerman. Esta Ericson, and Mary Brown were in it! Front row, too, I saw Phil Tucker come in so we asked him to have some lemonade with us. I gathered that he was quite successful in the detective business and was. even then, on the trail of one Leo Delgado who was selling copies of fa- mous paintings illegally. That was really a shockfl had to leave for home a little early that evening because I didn't want to get locked out of the ark- P While walking down a street leading into dear old Calexico, I saw a most pitiful sight-a poor little blind woman. Imagine my surprise when she tore off her dark glasses and yelped, Babbsey, Wabbsey, don't you know me? Yessir, it was Margaret Keller and selling shoe-laces! Oh. Fate! I was glad to see her-especially after she gave me a dollar-for PAGE TWENTY ONE ILA 1AkllllllQ4llDllQ2AIt old time's sake! Really, I saw more touching scenes that day. No. 2 was Dick Lopez trundling triplets down the street. After talking to him I found that they were his neighbor IMrs, Louise Herter Robinsons! chil- dren but that he did so adore babies! The third heart twister occurred when I saw Marina, Anna and Martha get thrown out of a boarding house by their landlady, Mary Kawakita. I gathered from her oration that they hadn't paid their rent for six months and that landladies must live. I wanted to help but felt that I was in as desparate financial straits as they were so last saw them tearfully wending their way toward the poorhouse. As: I went around the corner with whom should I collide but Manuel Erquiaga! After we recovered our poise, he asked me to have dinner with him and his bride lMary Alice Castrol. When we reached their vine- covered cottage I saw we were really going to eat because in walked the grocery boy from Cabrals Fine Foods Emporium with eleven cans! While we were waiting for Mary to open the cans, we turned on the ra- dio. Iust in time for the Sassy Sausage program starring Don Fong fthe man who knows more about yourself than you doj and Alma Hanson. Coloratuna sorprano, with Gilbert Gomez, master of ceremonies. I was so excited over hearing these old friends, I got indigestion after dinner tlt couldn't have been the dinnerj. That indigestion really cramped my style tboth literally and figurativelyl and I was unable to go to the theatre and see Fausto Gallego, the Great Lover, in 'lThe Ways of the World . Well, I guess that covers the class of 35 -it needs it. Yes, they were all interesting--with the possible exception of yours truly who is just a poor hitch-hiking orphunt with no blood relations 'cept the mosquitosf PAGE TWENTY TWO M ZAMUIWJIQINQA LA AIKUIMDIIQQAX Y E S T E aka r' R D A Y S Wf 3 hh -an 4, , V , an If-v : ,mr s ',- -'-X PAG IILA PWUIVQIIDIQA u 5 w f - - W4 V1-:f'4v'4I!'!W xl I V V, Wg., 1 LLVou1l J LA ZAWUIIQIIDIIQA , .W A ,, , -T ...EY--. Q W . ' i x 'FS-4 I O RMS 4 1 . in . '.' . h bf., ALLEN. VIRGINIA AMADOR. ALBERT AMADOR. CASTULA ANDRADE. JOE ARCHIBALD. ANDREW ARCII. MARY LUPE BARRETT. EULA MAE BATES. BETTY BRANDENBURG. MARY BRODERICK. INZA RITA BROWN, CHARLES BRUTON. MARGARET CAMPBELL, ELIZABETH CANTU. CARLOTTA CARTER. JOHN CASELLAS. MANUEL CASTIL LO, SEVERO CAUGHLIN. THOMAS CHAVEZ, LUIS CLAVERIE. RAYMOND CORDA. ARTHUR COTTRELL, MARY DUTTON, ELSIE EADY, FRED QJGE. BLANCHE EWING, CHARLENE FERRELL. ALICE FORNASERO. GIACINTA FOWLER. HARRY FREEMAN, MEREDITH GIBSON, ELIZABETH GISON, HELEN GIBSON. HENRY GOMEZ. REYNALDO GUNTERMAN. FRED HALLIDAY. GORDON HENDERSON. KATHRYN GRISWOLD. VIRGINIA ISHIMARU. KUSUTO KUMAGAI. FRANK KUMAGAI. HARRY KYLE. DON LOPEZ. ARMANDO LOPEZ, BETTY MCBRIDE. S. L. MCGRATH. DONALD MCGRATH. TERENCE MENDOZA. IGNACIA MORENO. CARMEN MORENO. CARLOS MORENO. ROSA MONTEJANO. JOE MURRAY. JOE OKAWA. NORUKO PAYNE. MARCELLA PAYNE. T. J FOWELL. VERNA RAMBO. CLYDE REDDISH. LEONE RITTER. BRUCE RITTER. DORIS ROBERTS. MARY ROSSON. LEWIS SIEGLITZ, FRANKYE SMITH. HAZEL STALEY. EUGENE STANFIELD. MARIAN STANFIELD. RAY TIBBETTS, GEORGE RANKIN. RALPH VASQUEZ. HENRY WATANABE, ABRAHAM WRIGHT. JACK YOUNG. DOROTHY YOUNG. GORDON YOUNG. NETTIE YTURRALDE, ADOLFO YTURRALDE. EDELMIRA PAGE TWENTY-SIX fb .-,-, PAGE v PLA ZAMUIIQ HDIIQA 'lx s j . x 2 , ' X lg ' 511 ' 43 Z xx I x xt ACUNA, JOE ADAMS, EILEEN ALVAREZ. CONCFPCION ANDERSON. CLARENCE ANDERSON. JOHN ANDRADE. FRANCES ARAIZA. RAYMOND ARCE. ELVA ARCE. IRENE ARCE. TOMASA ARMENDARIZ. BEATRICE ARNOLD. BUFORD BAKER. BILLIE LEE BARRETT. DOROTHY BARRON. EMMA BECERRA. GENEVIEVE BEESON. MILDRED BRIGHT. BARBARA W BROWN. HARRY BOJORQUEZ. JULIA CALDERON. FRANK CARDENAS. ROBERT CASTILLO. CARMEN CHACON. SANTINA COTA. JOE CROOK. EVELYN ELLIS, MIMI EDMUNDS. BONNIE ERQUIAGA. FERNANDO EYRAUD, AUGUSTINE FELIX, LVDIA FERRELL, GORDON FLOYD. HAROLD FLOYD. HELEN FOWLER. BETTY FREE. JAMES FIFRRO. OSCAR GALLARDO. OLGA M GOMEZ. AMELIA GOMEZ. SOCORRO GOMEZ. JOE GONZALE5. MANUEL GIIILIN, SALVADOR TWENTY-SEVEN HARGROVE. EDWARD KAYAT, EVA KEMF, HARVEY KESSLING. ALBERT KITA, CARL KOKOBUN. JOE JACKSON. ROBERT LUDWIG. VIRGINIA KOIKE. RAY MATSUMOT0. SUIKICHI MEDINA. MADELINE MINAMI, HARRY MONROV, BLANCHE M ALFONSO MORENO, FRA MORSE. HARRIET NECOCHEA. FERNANDO NUCKOLS. MARY OWENS. TOMMY OYENOKI, TADAO PEGG. MIKE QUEZADA, FRANK SAMAHA, LEO SAMAHA, MATILDA SANDEZ. CONRADO SHEPHARD. PERRY SIEGLITZ. THIRZA SOBKE. BILL SOTO. CLAUDIO SPEAK, HOWARD STRAWN. BARBARA STINSON. FRANKLIN SLEEM, N. J. ROLOFF, RICHARD TERAN. IGNACIO TOWNSEND. GEORGIETTA TRIPP, JAMES JMEZAWA, GEORGE VANONI. MARIO VASTIUEZ. ALFONSO VASQUEZ. PABLO VERDUZCO ISABEL WAGGONER. ENMEETT VVAOGONER, WILLIE MAE 1 .Q- '- lr.. . fsfflf w'. JW i If 4.4141 SGPHOMORES ILA A1lU14Q4IDHQ2AX , I X .Ln Q1T , ,, ' , ,, 7 W ' ' E Ll at Y i xx . T S , -I A -. ' XV 1 K . ' I I A N Na' FR E 5 HNF NL 1 I ALCANTAR, ROSA ANDERSON. BILLY ARMENDARIL GUSTAVO AR1E1'TA. RAMoNA AcuNA. JOHN aALowuN, JACQUELINE HRODERICK, GER-rRuoE BUMPAS, FRANCES EURT, MARY FAYE CABRAL, RoxANA CALDERON. GENARO CAMPBELL, MrLDRED CAMPBELL. TRIOLA CANTU, s1-EvE cARR. EVELYN CASTANEDA. CAROLINA CASTRO. HENRY CAVANAH, BLANCHE col.E. EDWARD coRoA, ERNEST CORDERO. HENRY coTA, JESUS ENcrNAs. ELEANOR ESCALANTE, EERTHA rARuAs. MAGDALENA FlcuERoA. BLANCHE HNN. PATRICIA FLORES, LUCY FLYNN. MARIE Fouuas, FRANCES FRANco, ROSA GAMLIN. URBAN GASH. CHARLES GOMEZ, MARY GRAHAM, vEvA GRA1-IANNE. JOSEPH GRAY, HARRY GRISWOLD, HARRY HAMULEN, NAnlNE RARLAN, GLADYS HATCHETTE, EAYE HENDERSON, ROBERT RERNANoEz. MARTHA .:AcoaELLu, Jo: Rn-A. GEORGE USES!!-553.58156 KYLE. GENE LIZARRAGA. HWBERYO LLOYD, MARION MABRV. CLESTER MAKRAs. CONSTANTINE MAREK, JERRY MARTINEZ, RAYMOND MORALES, AN1-oNuA MORAN. DONALD R. MORSE. nox,oREs MURO, MARIANO NAKAMoro, MATSUVE NOMURA. KIKUYE Pucou, ALICE BOWELL. HARRIS POWELL. NELSON PADILLA. WILHELMINA RAMBO. R. o. Ruanooux. ELEANOR RUGG, PHYl LIS QUEZADA. PAUL SANCHEZ. MANUEL SVEGLITZ. EARL QEARCY wlLrREn sMALE. NORMAN sMn-N, MARY FRANCES SOBKE. ARTHUR s'rANruELo, ELAlNE TRUSCOTT, LAWRENCE vAsQuEz. RERMuNuA vAsouEz. TESILA vERouzco. RucARno WATANABE. CLARA WEBSYER. BILLY wooo. NAmNE woNc. CHARLES YouNs. ERNA LAURIEL, zucKERMAN PAGE TWENYV-EIGHT z?Mi34f1QNY1' lTV1U5S ILA 12wU1IQ 1ID1uQA CALIE. SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION . C. . l.... .11 ,,poe GIRLS' ATHLETIC AE, 7I I 1 .I' S QQATIQILI 939 I LA Aliuiuefioifezit g g g AFTER YOU IM NEXT Paul Delman ,.,. ........... B ill Yates Marie Delman .... ........ E dith Masserini George .,.,.,. ....,...,., B ill Olson Henry Iones . Mary Iones Phil Young ....... .......Phil Tucker ..,.....Louise Herter ........Fred Sobke Peaches ...,. ...... I ean Canaris Pat ........,.... .......... R obert Cardiff Pansy Delbar ....,.., Emma Arvizu Mrs. Van Aster Camille ..,........... . ...l.... . Kate O'Reilly ....... .... .. ........ Margaret Keller Virginia Allen ...,..Esta Ericson As the Annual goes to press, the Seniors are work ng on this plav Practices thus far have been under the capable direction of Mrs. Nora D Bacon, and Eddie Lizarraras. Q3 N, i Q Q81 CQO Dr. Anthony King . Mr. Howard ........,. Carney Underwood, Ir Elliot Fletcher ......,. Lucille Owen Ioan Stevens ,.,,,, . Lynn Patron Glad Howard .,..,... Mrs. Stevens .,.... Dean Willis .... Georgette ..,., LA ZAWU llQ1lD RA 'fLW.lLl-l . ' WQNTW ..........Iohn Carter. Ir. .,.....Meredith Freeman ...Thomas Caughlin .Raymond Stanfield Leone Reddish .......Leone Reddish ......Charlene Ewing Kathryn Henderson ..,.........Doris Ritter .......Marcelle Payne .........Betty Lopez On February 21, the Class of 36 presented their play l Will! l Won't , a three act comedy. Much of the success of this play was due not only to the cast, who did very well, but to their capable director, Mrs. J - N ii, Nora D. Bacon. li X. V , x v v Rf 'X ff 1 , , X i . ,' 'i . X LA AIIUIIQQIIQAXK ff. xx K H? - X C1 fa .M fl C H PAGE THIRTY-F ILA AIIUIIQIIDIIQA D OPEIQETTA CAST 'AAN oLo sPANlsH cusToM DON JOSE - PATRICK MURPHY . KATHERINE DARLING REATRICE THORNE STANLEY DARLING MARIA PETRONA WILHELMINA DAY - SILAS DAY - DON JOSE RAMON RIVERA - MAGGIE MURPHY CHINAMAN - EMMA BARRON MARY LUPE ARCE ELVA ARCE DANCERS ALEX BARRUN - CLYDE RAMEJO NETTIE YOUNG CARMEN CASTILLC NORMAN KESSLING - BETTY LOPEZ JEAN CANARIS . HARRIS POWELL ALEX BARRON A VERNA POWELL BARBARA BRIGHT FRANCES ANDRADE BARRAR' TUQKERMAN IRENE ARCE AMELIA GOMEZ WILHELMINA PADILLA LAUREL ZUCKERMAN GASTON LOPEZ DOROTHY BARRETT THE OPERETTA WAS PRESENTED ON APRIL 25 BY Til? MUSIC DEPARTMENT UNDER THE ABLE DIREC- TION OF MPS NORA D, BACON AND MISS MAY JENKINS PAGE THIRTYfFIVE . x LJ I , n I M 'P' 01' pf M M 111Q-wU1nQA ij ll w . , v .- . ,- . ' ' 1 1 . . , GIRL r2E5Ergv Eg :G -P x PAGE THIRTVAS I 1f'i1 L 1 f W UAE N HW, yy X vi XLR' MN 'X JW, bl, w fWf1lHlL1!EjbF1!U4Q5 xl W, MUN. wx, . , , E, 1!,'1 my v , V ,, U' 'Q QU 1 1' 2 j N MW NW www w WMM. WM U. 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V, .HA J ' x., K 'e..g,,, 1 V . 2334 -5. wwf 5., x ,- Y' -, w ,.... r v. A P .vw QQ H1 if iF '53 wg S-.Q .3 V,-.w 7 i 1'+ Um .Q :TH Eff' iaf A lar. ST 351-'g ' x ff, E1 15: JN YT L ILA AI1UIQ4iDIlQA ,xy . Q mf I SCORES BASEBALL LEAGUE GAMES CALEXICO CALEXICO CALEXICO CALEXICO CALEXICO CALEXICO 1 . wi Q- K O mls- ,I IMPERIAL .... 1 CALIPATRIA . . l I-IOLTVILLE . . . I BRAWLEY . . . 5 EL CENTRO . . 10 IMPERIAL .... 2 BAS E BALL 'K K I I I 1 I ,I --1 ILA AIUIIQJIDIIQA SQUAD M J' ' F 0 O T - FOOTBALL LEAGUE GAMES CALEXICO CALEXICO CALEXI CO CALEXICO CALEXICO CALEXICO ....7 6 ...20 EL CENTRO HOLTVILLE BRAWLEY .... EL CENTRO HGLTVILLE BRAWLEY . CCAC:-:gs MANAGERS O BALL ALFONSO CARRILLO Full Back JOE ANDRADE Left Half ALEX BARRON Right Guard BILL YATES Right Tackle ADOLFO YTURRALDE Left Guard GASTON LOPEZ Right Half FERNANDO NECOCHEA Left Tackle PAGE FORTY-ONE IILA AIIUIIQJIDIIQZSX THOMAS KOKUBUN Quarter Back BRUCE RITTER Right Half FRED EADY Left End JOHN MONTEJANO Left End MANUEL ERQUIAGA Right End CLARENCE ANDERSON Center LIBERATO BECERRA Left Tackle .. - N QB 6' my' . ' '.f I 1 'Ho .rl ILA A1+U1nQmQ1afQA, ff jj' W TRAQ SJ TENNIS BASKETBALL HLA zxIU1lQ4fD1lQzAX I BASKETBAl:IT ILA AIlU1fQ4lD1lQzAXX I w S N A P S I-I Q 1 T V S 4 1 F 7 1 Agri' - 4 R .Ln K , x X N, fs NX: ILA AIIUIQIDRA Barbara Bright-Is that a dray horse you have there? Bruce Ritter-No, it's a brown horse, and stop your baby talk, Valet Qto masterl-Sir, your car is at the door. Master-Yes, I hear it knocking. Bud-Haven't I shaved you before? Customer-No, I got that scar in France. Traffic Cop-Don't you know you can't turn around in the middle of the block? Louise Herter-Oh, I think I can make it, thank you very much. Gaston-How large is the new skating ring going to be? Alma--Large enough to seat a thousand. I Phil-Say, Meredith, your girl just called up and said she wouldn't be able to meet you this evening. I Meredith-Well, that's certainly a wait off my mind. I li She-Ever have a motor mishap? I-Ie-I certainly did. I met my wife in a garage. L I Ginna-You mean to say your car climbed that hill at 40 miles an hour? Ieanne-On the level. y Ginna-Oh, that's different. l Mr. Pruitt-Now, Francis, what happened when the cow jumped over the I : moon? I I Francis-Somebody got an idea for vanishing cream. Raymond S.--Say, Mr. Durfee, can't you run any faster than this? I Mr. Durfee-Yes, I can, but I have to stay in the bus. Anna Cantu-Have you put the cat out, Carlotta? y Carlotta-No, I didn't even know it was on fire. Voice on phone-Iohn Carter is sick and can't attend class today. ' I-Ie requested me to notify you. Mr. Hartwig-All right. Who is this speaking? Voice-This is my mother. Betty Lopez-Those roosters kept me awake this morning with their crow- ing. Dick Lopez-Don't complain about the roosters. When you get up early you crow about it for days. PAGE FORTY SEVEN M f'1MUlIQ1ID im ' Sept. C Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. L E N D N... Nov. Dec. R Dec. Ian. Ian. Ian. Ian. I a n. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Apr. Apr. May May Iune 17-Mr. Lawson from Escondido succeeded Mr. Choisser as prin- cipal: Mr. Durfee, Science: Mr. Howard Mullins, Art and Eng- lish: Miss Harris, English. 26-Rally at Baseball Park: Former high school students gave speeches. 27-Football game: Central 19-Calexico 6. 2-School Assembly: New class yell and freshman play accepted. Calexico dropped its second game to Holtville 8 to 0. 9-School Assembly: Armistice Program. 23-Assembly Rally and lost to El Centro that night-13 to 6. 24-Senior Dance. 28-Assembly Rally for game with Brawley and four days thanks- giving vacation. 29-1Thanksgiving Dayl Calexico lost its last football game to , Brawley-champions for season. 10-Coach Covington returns for basketball season, having missed all of football season. 20-School Assembly included Christmas Program-10 days' vaca- tion. 4-Basketball game: Calexico 32--Holtville 22. 14-Basketball game: Central 31-Calexico 12. 18-Basketball game: Calexico 44-Imperial 7. 21-Iimmie Thomas, former high school student, killed in auto acci- dent. 28--Basketball game: Calexico 22-Calipatria 18. 4--Brawley beat Calexico hoopers 35-25 although Calexico was conceded second place. 12-Assembly consisted of speeches by members of Legion in com- memoration of Washington's and Lincoln's birthdays. 16-Biology class went to coast--bringing many specimens of the ocean for study. 21-Iunior Play- I Will, I Won't . 26-Senior Ditch Day at Lagunas. 8-G. A. A.: Girl Reserves, and Honor Society Dance at V, F. W. 9-Calexico's famed baseball team won from Imperial 27 to l in first league game. 15-Baseball game: Calexico 26-Calipatria l. 22-Baseball game: Calexico 8--Holtville l. 30-Baseball game: Calexico 19-Brawley 5. 18, 19, 20-Calexico will be represented at Pomona tournament. 25-Operetta at high school auditorium. 3-Iunior and Senior Prom at Hotel de Anza. 29-Commencement Exercises. 2--School closed with all seniors present. AGE FORTY EYGHT ILA ZAMUIIQINOIIQZAA av ll l F ,IFAILK1.LLALLALL'1lL!4lNJlLX94lLUJJLUJLUl1 , L' ?E!QI . LMUJLF. Lk , , , wALL'A1LL'41L5'4l6 I gi I , i mmm 'I Q I COMPLIMENTS OF M Ae-ro ub J 'S I g BEVERAGE Co. 5 O N Manufacturers of high l, , ,Av . ,QQ d b r d nd ' 3' G E gra siiialjei-:rages a '-0'O- 725 Imperial Ave., Ph. 485 I CALEXICO, CALIFORNIA ,iI -1--1-1-' QL l MIM: W 1 Compliments of y COMPLIMENTS OF ,iii . I T 'ir - ---1 r u 9 I: I HAI-I-ER S . 1. uuqpgggpfinfca I GARAGE . ig -ooo- - Ig -ooo- TEN STORES ' I CALEXIC0' CALIFORNIA Imperial and Yuma Valleys 3 fl 5 T J, PENNEY CoMPL1MENTs OF P l COMPANY , Calexico, California I' IL Dry Goods, Furnishings, Shoes, and I Ready to Wear Clothing I- on Com pa ny , I BEST WISHES T0 CLASS OF 1935 if i c Q nc 1 1 Qi Compliments of Compliments of . Q 1. BARNES CALEXICO C0mPl1memS of , 5 Sheet Metal Work HARDWARE CO. D,-, NLG, BARMORE W g 125 Third Street T. D. Allen I Compliments of Compliments of . li 5 CALEXICO TENT a Plcou SHINE Comphmenfs Of il II AUT0 TOP STAND Free Meat Market li :ii Geo. Morris, Prop. The best shine in town Q 'il 2'-Q2 vw-1.1-4- ' '-'-mi mal:vmvAE:mQmTvCqeiim-'j-rg? mTvCwJK1rq?:v ' vf+Ty'Qf:fSTv1:aT?'-j 'Tim-2.125 my-:BAE -- -W II- Y ILA 2AhlU1lQ1IQ1IQ1Ah CONGRATULATIONS to the Class ol 1935 COLORADO RIVER LAND Co S A BC 22 5 l Banco Mercantil Q l Refaccionario Capital 591,000,000 r E! Q Nl 54 tr Mexicali, B. C., Mexico COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF JAMES H. 01-1-ER The highest grade Men's Store in Town COMPLIMENTS OF Border Dept. Store r COMPLIMENT5 OF The Uniked Dry Goods COMPLIMENTS OF A: Q 4. ,- Ci 1 ,P lt A l, l 'F l 3 4. I if k l 1 C l' E L L 6- R Cleaners 1 C. C. RAMBO. Proprietor 4, lima!! Ly4JLL'41Qv41Lg41Lrg,941LMLg'4JLg44Lgv41LQ1Lyxqrrvfrrrmrrwrrxwswa :wiLu:Lro11wrLru1Lw4w1Lxwrx1. wvg 1..5'41:5'4:Lg'41L5'11L5'41L5'4.L5 4..91,l . - C - A O-'A -4 'A L' L' AA A- 5-A V A - v Q lg fi I5 9 1: sg ' 9 Q eg H 2 - 5 e ar Z G 2 Ex -E 3 5 l 5 E E? O O I E 'X 5 D: D E 29 Q Q E 3 55 e 3 E Z 3 X 'Ng l E 1 E 5' Ig 3 rg Q .. ab if ' x t 1 1 - .1 in? W? Q17 517 V7 i1'?i1r? T17 W? i'l7Ai1T7 T1F51F7oi1Y?51l'7ai1T7li1fKi'1P7i1 tl 631T751V51T751751551T?0i1T7i1f7i1W4i7f7aY77517751f?51i?0i1f74i'l7 W7 Y' N PAGE FIFTY fm 1lA1AMlQlIQ4lDllQ,A 'imwwwyvf wmwmmvmwvgvwvwwwmwfmmwwmwmm ' WJLEQJ COMPLIMENTS OF The First Central National Bank ol: Calexico Q COMPLIMENTS OF CoNGRATuLAT1oNs TO THE E WESTERN AUTO SUPPLY CO. CLASS 0F 1935 f Good Values at Low Prices 4 4 4 1000- T 4 it COMPLIMENTS OF 41 P 1 1, 1 ll RUSSELL BROTHERS li I Auto Supply Machine Shop lg 3 , 55 COMPLIMENTS OF OF CA'-'FQRNIA li 3 Jnvrs PLACE E, T5 coMPL1MENTs OF l P V lb jl TLq5.tQQ'- lCALEXICO, CALIFORNIA 1: C 4. lx , 121x1xElT1A11: 'r N ' T 'E' 'T' 'A ' T E TBIJIOMYIII'-'T E TT' 'T ' ,eo ...U L, L ,MLM .,,.,Q. L. aa .ya .doug .L U H M, 11 T: E 1 E E ll 3 T s 1, L1 if l 0 0 1 T' sg ll li 5 li ' A lv 1 gl it 1 3 2 I 1 x 1: I l ll i Q 5 Q 5 f I U l M A1mU1sQqo1nQAX U x , f:'4w1w w 1Lx'f wu w u o Lwf1u 1Lw41L 1MwH mlm wgwlmw wo Mm w w Lk ww41Lw4:Lv4:g 5 S L E E 1 5 .I L: wig E 4 Ei Q1 9 'G S5 41 1 f 0 . 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C., Mexico. .4, II I I X 1: I .4 COMPLIMENTS OF I A, LA AURORA I 5 THE 5 I IEUPLIEAS if I STURIE , ' I- I SUNLAND DAIRY, LTD. III 4 SELECTED DAIRY I jf PRODUCTS is a Product ot the 'I -ooo- Q Q. Cmm -,- Ice Cream CALEXICO CHRONICLE l Milk -:- -:- Buttermilk PRINT SHOP Calexico--Telephone 386 xg 'AEI fdffbiiii' IW WIT Y' ' ' A rmrhi rhi mu ITV! LNJJLL'-ILM LUJ . COMPLIMENTS OF CONGRATULATIONS TO THE A CLASS OF 1935 I V Y I I 1 -C,,O. Fox WEST CoAsT THEATRES -oao- l-l O T E I. CALEXICO MEXICALI D1 COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF Y KAWAKITA GROCERY P. E. COOK SEED STORE Compliments I I. E. TALBOTT Tires -- Tubes Batteries Compliments of NEW YORK STYLE SHOP Compliments of CARDIFFS BARBER SHOP Compliments of KARL'S SHOE STORE Compliments of INTERNATIONAL SUPPLY CO1 Compliments of SIEGLITZ IEWELRY CO. 120 Second Street Compliments of THE BOSTON STORE Compliments of WHITE OWL CAFE Compliments of BLANCO'S Dry Goods P. Blanco, Proprietor Compliments of F. W. WOOLWORTH CO. 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