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

Text from Pages 1 - 82 of the 1945 volume:

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What we will do and what we will be is determined much by our education in high school, and our living and learning in Calexico High School has done much to help us live successfully. Forever, there will be a place in our memories for our high school days. To keep a more vivid recollection of this period in our lives we publish this book. 5 :fr Ad , YQ Content KYU CIOYXI'9.YXI'5I ADMINISTRATION CLASSES ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS V .. Q ,lil uw' H mf'-'5 ' if , V , 1' . N. ALJ W- Q5 im, 1, Q 4 we v 1. ..'f1'1,,iv'! b - . A -,:Wi9W WLM-- gf,ir2 ' -MQf'p3,f1f f-fffp',p'fL ' ,gas .x ,Q Q, . ,ffm . .1 . ,-Na, 'S W, , 4 . ,.A3,.f :.p '54 fi 2 Admimstratlcm HMUUHAHHHS ..v 1.25033 ! T ll i S l it-Q-ggi 'S lf Yp!f NW is IIB-ioatiieip QSCHOOL BOARD! E President - - Mr. L. H. Dovve Trustee - - Mr. D. Womack Clerk - - Mr. V. V. Williams Trustee - - - Mr. Paul Glud Trustee - - Mrs. Faye M. Gunterman Superintendent - - Mr. Lewis S. Smith f-.X 7CjiN To those whose influence has carefully guided the Student Body into wholesome and educational activities, and who have provided for us many privileges throughout the year, in acknowledging their efforts we wish to extend a hearty Thank you. S .tl fowl em 5. 5 WV The l3rincipal's Message The turmoil and unrest which characterizes this period. of global strife have in some degree permeated the daily life and work of all of us. Yet, in spite of this, the great majority of the students of C. U. H. S. have not faltered in following the course which they have chartered for themselves. All of you, I am sure, have either consciously or unconsciously become imbued with a thorough realization that enlightment comes only to the inquiring mind and that there can be no such thing as education which is not mindful of the un- restrainable forces surrounding us. To these forces the edu- cated man adjusts himself lest he be controlled. or destroyed by them- To the graduates of the class of 1945 I entreat you to .iii develop a disdain for your weaknesses and to cultivate an un- ' '59 daunted confidence in your own strength, with an expectation of reward for labor commensurate with the efforts exerted. I I charge you to give generously of all your talents and gr, I 1 heritage, knowing that Uthe more you give away, the more you fi -5 will have . -Lewis S. Smith 'T-4Ls,fl.I:' if Lxlvx QIo1xm5oYX V1ce Prxncnpal On th s page we Wxsh to thank two people who have woxked dlhgently throughout the year m the OIg3I1lZatlOI1 of our claos ee and m helpmg UQ Wlth our ueual school probleme -r jwrfj A QI Hamoia Secretary .Mar Lv WW5lfu U U vkn 3 lf th 2 :ggf9fff 1 eelll e re E T h 6 Sf,..gf2fffP 1 f' X2 rv O 45.1, ll., KFACULTYJ nu--f LEWIS S Sm1th Supermtendent M1 Lynwa1d Johnson VICE PllHC1pal Jr BUS Mrs An11 J Homola Secretary M1 Earl M Lrnholm Soc1al Stl1d1S Mr Lee Bogle Boys P Ed Coach Mrs Mlldled Newbre Homemakmg Mrs Margaret D Burr Spanlsh M1 Kenneth D Owens Band Orch Chorus Mrs Dorotha Frtzpatrrck Rel SCI Art MISS Mabel F Rem Nurse Mrss Harrret Hanson Eng and Pub Spkg lV'1s Lau1a Shephard Eng Latn Mls Amanda Le Irvm Amerrcan L1t Math M1ss M3IgalCt Spelman mt Mech D18WlHg CX0 PIE We the Semors of 1945 xull alxx ays remember hoxx you haxe put forth every effort yuthm your poyx er to make us true AITl2I'lC5I'1 men and vtomen Wlth your fr1endsh1p and kmdness you haxe helped us 1n every xx ay you posslbly could For th1s we thank you and hope that the years to come may demonstrate to your sat1sfact1on as vtell as to our ovtn that you ysere really successful rn 1nst1ll1nq rn us the sp1r1t of courage and resolutlon and hrgh rntegrrty E 5 Mr. 'Louis R. Ginise-Gen. Sci.: Biol., Physics Miss Marjorianne Russell--Girls' P. Ed. Th QB argflbe X, Af, Q 7 Y Y Y ff!!! C 7, 2 ffj, ? Jirzxlzfrrfr :2 777,7- auf' Presldent Vnc MV A XIV U? l If-2 7 X IV i ll? MM VIH ' X -f Nr f -'X 7 W 4.AxfN KSTUDENT COUNCILJ Mar e Presldent y Geermg Se cretary Treasurer E raz Della Cabl al Shnley P1 ess Jo Arm Day Rxehle Fellx Lena Mora M1chael B1 anz Louls Moreno Thl Earl Shxr Cavanah ley Press k Lakms A1 Fdward Lmn Arthur bel t Terr azas Morlett Ruben Servm small but enthuslastlc 1 xery succesf group of st d s ul year f u ents agam guxded the student body thro o act1v1t1es d1splay1ng the characterlst uqh ncs of leadershlp H x 1' . . . . - - - - - - - Dic ' mma Lumbre - - .S . . V . . i y . .. . , . . .D lil !5WlllQ1lDlllJ13h S lfflklpllp lt rs wxth a deep and smcere appreclatlon of the four years whrch we have spent rn Calexxco Unlon I-hgh School that we the La Aurora Staff of 1945 proudly present thls year s edltlon of the annual We hope that lt wrll brmg enloyment and pleasure rn remembrance ol the days you have spent ln our school We have worked hard vuth the cooperatlon of our teachers t make th1s publxcatmon a book you wall want to keep GX! Fdrtor Mary Kubler Assxstant Mary Geermg Busmess Manager Odysseus Polos Fr C Rrc Lxterary Edrtor Emma Lumbreraz Assrstant Bertha Lucero Group Edltor Charlene Mandrapa Asslst nt Lena Mora Art Edxtor Florence Olsen Assrstant Glorra Worthy Grrls Sport Fdxtor Della Cabral Asslstant Jean Gunterman Boys Sport Fdxtor Jack Wrlhams ASS1Sfant Leslle Dowe Photography Fdrtor Glorra Hosea lv Assrstants Joy Harper .4-2' Betty Klmbr ell f-+75 f f X Specral Thanks to Hallre McGaughy B j Alber t Ter razas ff Rrchard Obeso lv tif . 1 X I IN W X t ls l XJ ' EL u, r Y V' ' D y O li . A ,KM , lf ,ff l ff Mil , ' H xvzwua V X Q . x x if 'Y' - HHQIMHWE Lfvngv 111252 afe thy g l Z I Xl V D L-XI 'A I-RINFNI N11 1 ll Nn1I1L 1 11 111111 ll l 1111 -11 1 1 J X 1 lllfflt IL. 11 nf, 11 11 ll- 1 11 1h1 1m n 11l1l111n B Rl IUNLIHNI- lL 1111 xml dX 11 1. lx lou 1 1111 1111 1 .1 111l11t1m1 11 lNll 1111. N x t m YITIW YTIIIN x 'NI1 111111 1 1x11L 1111 1111 11 1 VM lkrn -. l 111 tl e 1111 m 11t11111 I 1 n 11111111 L Ill! 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Usually found -Singing: NVQ-akncss 'Dana-im: Ambition-'l'o grow AL l'IVl'l'IES: G.A.A,---4 Sprinxz Swim: 4 Senior Play Al Chorusf-i afe t ff' he FQ li N lf D llQ QQ x x 'O x 41 UU lJl'I his LE, ED WARD Nickname-Eli lf:-iv. sziyingflii l'null Vsually founmlf-lmarkillir fur Mil- ilred WX-akness+W0iVlPlN Ambition--flivrnmv :A wnll' AC'l'lVl'l'lES: Vl're-stlinjr-74 I.Cl. EVA Niclinanic--Dc-liv Fav. suyim:ffAre- you ki1lnling:'! Usually found--With Mary VVv:ilin0ss -'lVl:u'inl-s Anxhitiunf-Rupv an mnn Al l'lVI'l'll'IS: Flmrus 1, ZZ, 3, l Spring Swim: fl PIKING. ALICE MARY NiulinanwvNl:i-wy lfan. sayimgf- Hoy-hu! Vsually l'uunslfl'ulishin1z fimrvr- nails in class W'eakness+luu vrvum ronus Ambition -f Gu lu rulli-uv :nnnl marry an milliurmin-'s sun A1, l'lV1'l'IES z G,A.A.'-1, Z. 3. 1 Uhorusfl. -1 Stumlent Council 1, Zi, I Press Club-r-4 Chen-rleaclerf -3 Nlajm-1-ttc+4 Clase Secretary-l Stuclc-nf. Holly l'r'l's. I Annual Stafffb Spring Swinuft XVII' ' e ' Q 1 -fgif a Y 9 QI lisizfiff' These X X 2? l FOI I JUANIIA Nnkname M lt dI saylnis No ay hulsns suallw fnunml I hlnl IPIIINIEI Weakness 11 hmen mlntmn Mun ll IIVII A llnrxlnn Lluh 1 hm ls Spun! Sum! mm y the ci h 1 TI HARIPR ION NIIIRIFX Nuknxmm Hippy fn say: L what dm I dmm. ' sually uunm Wlltlm, I-m,x themxs Weakness My -.mlm Ambltlun Ilouncl NILhtIHH'dIL AL I IVI I IES Ixansferenl hum lmw I nw HU-,h School -1 bmnlol Play 4 Annual btafl 4 KINIIIRPI I JI'ANNI:. III' I IY Nukndme Ixlmey Il-.udlly found gossmlrns lax saying. gosszplng. Ambition lu nontlnuf, my null 1-.h way-. Wmakness loorl and me-n ACIIVIIIES A uahmstx A nun I Ay nu ll St xii N NIIDIQQ .UN F! IOIIISI' NI: ukrlum la 1 dung unllx Inu Ihmntuxxn Q lhlltss N my Ambltmn IN It to I -X I IN I I S A Npylny, Nnlnl. 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Il, I 'I'- 'S 'l :n -I, 12, fl, I A 2 .' z 35, I 1 . 1 ?, wwe X freea X YlFNl 'VIORA ADFI INA C Nuknama Is 1 lax xaymz: Llm.un.a I an ll-.ually Iound Hotpl dm Ani Ambltl0H In txlu It e'1xy AC I IVIPIFS A Rscmdlng benutaly G A A I Sport Manxgu K AA mu-5 Smlng Swxng. I ILNN I Llus xuutary Spanxxh I'la5 I Annual Ntalf 1 ur eadu Iran fenul hmm Anlonx Nickname I lx I ax xaylm. Hut stufkll Ambltlon Be Inautxful Usually found pcabbmny. Wnaknew limp. Lxnxlng, AL I IVI I'IIa'w Fuss Club -I Annual Staff I L S I Junior Play I POI OS UD! 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S H, .1, liz' 4 l':n'.Asj,'!Vf 1. V Us -ny If ml- - -- ' ' -2 -SSYA 'vl' 1' gm-r ACT ' IES: fp n f .' nl: 1 KLA..-X. ll, fi ' ' s f -I Sy: 'lnyf-I .lu ' ' I'l'y -'II o1.sEN. 1-'LQRENCE ' A . ' U- 9 nssie :x, In ,. . , - . T ' ,', 'S . . 7 , . ' gf c:.1:. --1 L ' G.A. .-I. 2, II, 'I Ch - .4 --:a S13 f Q f IS V .5 , az ' 1 I av... 'vf'l'I' 's Jvfl- th S . , ,W ,. . . SI -' f J . 2, 3.1 II: -I, 2, II, 4 I nllf-I .1 ' - '1 V :s S - . .. ,, 4 U iz' 1 Y ' --2, II. -I A ' I 'tra-g fs: CI DAI the TheS9 are X ,fs -I . RUBIDOUX AI BERT Nlckname Batman lax NBYIHH Ah' Women' Uaually found Wlth Lnls Weakness Girls Ambltmon Gnrls AC FIVITIES Ifootball 3 4 Basketball 5 4 Baseball nd V relty C -I Il Captaxn Baseball -I Sprmg Swing 5 NMIIH ROI AND Nickname Creamy ax ea my. ue s loafmg Weakness Mexlcall Ambltlon l'o keep people xeue mg Ueually found Wlth Polos AC FIVITIES Junior Play I Suence Club VALA BOCORRO Nickname Choco Paw saylmz Do you know what' Ueually found Loafmg Weakness Sailors Ambxtxon T Jenn the Wuls AC FIVITIES oxus WORI HH GI ORIA CNIMQ Q RIIIXIIJOUX I OIIISE Nukname Suua Iou sayln m 1, mg to Sm Diego oxex the week end Usually found blpplng a nuke ln San Dxego Weaknebs New han' styles anal handsome men Amlntlon 'Iw Jom thx Nur :ng Loxps AC l IVI l'ILb Ruozdlnxe Seuetixy ol F AA A mue, xpxlm., SWIHL 3 llansferrul Ixom ith yea! San D1L1,oHl1.h IIRENA I AULA Nlckname folly lax baylng. The Usually found Roaming: 'nouml the Gold Qtar GIOCCIS Weaknes Smgmg flowel blrd Al'I'llJlfIOl'l Bookkeepex ALIIVITIES OIUS N umm. Swlm., old bag Vw II I IAMb JALKIE Nlcknamc Jackson ax saymxe lets o reed weed Usually found Battmg the breeze Vlfmakne-se Glrls Girls and mon Gnls Ambltxon Fo acquue lnams luke Reba and Glorxa Nickname Gee lee I'ax baylngz My.I1mm1e Usually found With M 1 n holm AC I IVI TIES Vue Ilesldent of L as lay and I Weakne s A certnn guy named Jlmmle Ambition l'o get marnul ACTIVITIES ll Reselxe I res G L orua Sprmg Swmg 4 Prem. Club 4 bemor Play 4 Queen lfootballl 4 I IWlBRLb LHARLES Nickname Corky Beans I-ax saymkr Where 'loja Lsually found Wlth I'oJa Weaknese ToJa Ambltmn 'VIar1y ToJa ACTIVIFIEQ ootball 1 I oothall captam I lil emall . ii!!! . Xl, ' fifff' NB , l A l J, 'L I A E -Q 4 1 ,fQ'f' 3. , Ba -1, 2' 3' 4 lax.. ,Y 'gvl vo - .. a - . es, S , , vs- - ,, - S ' ' -2,-:. 4 L- - , . .' hd .C . . I X. I K 3 . . . . . h- f- A c:.A. .f1, 2, 3, 4 ' , Ch ' 1-4 - ,.. ,'-'f:'f5:,1 I '. ' y' f-'I'h-'-'.' un art to fI.R.-1, 4 I ' I b Press Club-T , f4 ' -TQ , Ch - ,f-2,31 4 ' , ' 51 -' f J V' f-za, .1 Ch - .'-1,L4A I ' '. 4 fb- 5' g Il zx I '. ' ' - - ' ' K. 'lass'-el ,' ' 4 ' r, .i - Cl':s P '-3 B' f , 2, 3. 4 G l S .2.3,-I P .Kill Nh 1-1, 4 , ., , . ,. . 3 4 ,ig Y, 'Q . 9 F - - fb, 3, 4 is I fi! A llU1AhllLllEXll IUIO llUllHllIlQllDNIIIIIIZIILIE EARL LINHOLM, Editor Volume XV. Thursday, Iune 7, 1955. No. 143. CI-IARLENE MANDRAPA XVINS AGAIN . . . Calexicds pride and joy came in first yesterday in the Kentucky Auto Derby. It was a tense mo- ment, the cars sped down the last lap, and slowly Mandrapa crept up. She passed the third, second and then the first car and raced through to claim the World's Championship Title. In her speech to the newsmen, Miss Mandrapa said that she owed her success to the famous Heber Avenue Speed- way, where she practiced as a child. KIDNAPPING CASE CLOSED . . . Not guilty! With an evident sigh of relief, the jury brought in the verdict of the Geering Kid- napping Case. Mary Geering, the defendant, was accused of kidnap- ping the well-known Roberts' baby. She was first booked on a cradle snatching charge, but was later released for lack of incriminating evidence. Said Mary, when she heard the verdict, I've been framed. CRAZY VVOMEN . . . Hallie McGaughy, noted psycho- logrst, has been declared insane tonight by a noted physician aft- er trying to clear the mental ill- ness of Mary Kubler. Mary is the famous concert pianist who sud- denly seized a desire to fly to Mars. Last night Hallie and Mary were found trying to get Mary's piano and I-lallie's dog, Elmer, aboard the rocket ship. PES. For your information, They didn't succeed! NEW' SINGER IS A SENSATION . . . A newly added attraction at the Panchito Club is that sensational new singer of popular songs, Jack- ie tWoonatra1 YVil1iams. He sings to Betty Lockard's hot swing band. The club has been packed with bobby sockers striving to get a glimpse of Woonatra. An ambu- lance had to be called in last night when two girls fainted while he was singing I Don't Want to Love You . BETTY KIMBRELL MATRIMONIAL BUREAU ARE YOU LONELY? DO YOU LONG FOR COMPANIONSHIP? IF SO IOIN OUR LONELY HEARTS' CLUB WE GUARANTEE MATRIMONY WITHIN 30 DAYS READ WHAT MR. EDWARD COLE, OF HOGWASH. OKLA. SAYS ABOUT OUR CLUB: Dear Madam: When I joined your Lonely Hearts' Club, I was a sad, disillusioned character. I answered your adver- tisement and immediately found the person for whom I had been waiting. I am now a changed man. My wife, my 15 children, and I owe' our happiness to your club. Yours truly, EDWARD COLE. W QUINTS BORN TO FORMER I C.I'.H.S. FOOTBALL QUEEN . . Calexico is the talk of the na- tion this week due to the birth of quintuplets to Mr. and Mrs. James Adkins. Mrs. Adkins is the former Gloria Lee Worthy, Football Queen of '45. The quintuplets were all boys and have been named Billy Myers, Walter Anderson, Adam Schindel- ar, Kenny Addudell, and Noland Harvey Adkins. Early to bed and early to rise, makes a man healthy, wealthy, and wise. ' BUT! I Have you tried Poulter's Little Liver Pills? SINGER TI-IREATENED . . . Christie Flambures, popular Torch Singer at the Stork Club, yesterday received an anonymous note threatening her life, The let- ter is believed to have been sent by her ardent pursuer, Albert Ru- bidoux, who recently replaced Johnny Weismuller in his well- known role as Tarzan. Delia Ca- bral, world famous detective who is known to always get her man, has been called in to find the whereabouts of this would-be mur- derer. Florence Olsen, that famous Powers Girls model, has signed a 50 year contract with Monogram Pictures. Her first picture will be, Women of the Streets. She was discovered by that Always on the Job talent scout, Virginia Pereyra. Miss Pereyra started the popular actress Juanita Goff fJoan lDavis, Jr.J on the road to star- I dom. SllENll4IDlQ 'U miss limoiwoirmnailni-cv CIRCUS COMES TO TOWN LUMBRERAZ ELECTED! Draft's famous four-ring circus has arrived in town and is packing in the crowds. Some of the most outstanding attractions are offered by Louise Rubidoux, world famous fortune teller, and Joy Harper, the strong woman, better known as Power House to her friends. Gloria Hosea, beautiful and fearless performer, is adding many Calexico people to her list of fans by her magnificent exhibition of lion-taming. Stately, lonely Reba Burchett is the agile tight-rope walker. Lena Mora, former hotel owner, is the one and only lady wrestler. Last but not least comes Mordecai Daily, stalwart sword swallower. It is claimed that this is Draft's best show in ten years. BROADWAY PLAY SUCCESS The recent play presented on Broadway, titled The Cop Had Flat Feet or The Case of the Bark- ing Dogs, was a. tremendous success. The well- known actor, Ernest Alcala, played the part of the ccp who falls madly in love with a notorious gun- moll, daughter of an underworld monarchg Roland Smith, who is a famous seller in Coal and Water Nylons, which miraculously f'?l turn out to be Rayons. In the ensuing fight between the gangster and the hero-cop, the latter is killed and the former sent to prison. His daughter, Armida Moreno, goes into a convent in an effort to forget her tragic life. Do you wish to achieve grace in your riding? If so, try Eric Rice's Riding Academy. We use shock absorbing rubber horse shoes, sponge padded saddles fglue furnished upon requestl, and many of the other new safety devices. 55.00 an hour-With Instructor, 510. i i After a long and active campaign, Emma Lum- breraz was voted to the presidency of the widely known W. G. S. C. fWomen's Gossip and Sarcasm Clubl. In her inaugural speech, Miss Lumbreraz told the club she was very pleased and that she would do everything in her power to uphold the reputation and ideals of the club. The first question Miss Lumbreraz brought be- fore the club was the problem of raising money for the support of young, up and coming Greek wres- tlers, this being Miss Lumbreraz' pet like. The president says she owes all her success to Mr. Spud, her manager. WORLD FAMOUS AVIATRIX CRASHES Famous aviatrix, Bertha Lucero, crashed in the jungles of South Africa. Miss Lucero was flying to meet her wealthy and famous South American fiancee, who owns several toffee plantations. In her appeal for help over her plane radio, which fortunately was not damaged, Miss Lucero's words were, quote: Now is the time for all good men to come to the aid their party. NEW DRIVE-IN The new and novel drive-in, Tres Frijoles, had 2. successful opening night. Delicious and tasty burnt beans are the main feature. Co-owners are Socorro Vaca and Ann Castellanos, with lovely Margarita Bojorquez as head waitress. This place promises to be one of the popular spots of the town. PAULA URENA'S DRESS SHOP Home of Hour Glass Dresses SUITS FORMALS AFTERNOON DRESSES Special Sales on Saturdays Paula Urena, Mgr. Melida Lopez, Ass't Mgr. BLIND DATE AGENCY Tall, Blonde, Short, Dark Orders 9:30-10:30 Special Rates to Navymen PROPRIETORS: Josefine Burt Mary Louise Gomez. Eva Delci. ii is ii ip ie IU ILA sf s NW ii it it VVe, the class of 1945, being in full possession ofa crammed mind, well trained memory, and almost superhuman understanding, do make and publish this, our last will and testament. To the dear faculty, we give and bequeath a sweet and unbroken succes- sion of restful nights and peaceful dreams now that we are leaving. To the Iuniors, we leave hopes fjust hopesl of being as capable and fahemj profound seniors as we are. To the Sophomores, we leave our talkative and very impressive ways. We are sure that they can make good use' of them. To the Freshmen, we leave our outstanding school spirit and our gusto for undertaking the impossible things to do. I, Ernest Alcala, leave my height to Bobby Press. I, Roberta Bell, leave my vitamin pills to Ierry Reed. I, Margarita Boiorquez, leave my sweet smile to Blanca X 61 Rosa Prieto. I I, Reba Burchett, leave my small, petite body to Iackie I gg Byer. ' Lvl I I, Iosephine Burt, leave my flirtatious ways to all the A future Sophomore girls. if Z I, Delia Cabral, leave my ability to laugh at my own C: corny jokes to Mr. Linholm. I, Ann Castellnnos, leave my demure way to Iosephine Medina. I, Edward Cole, leave my girl to her sister Clara fcareful with herll I, Mordecai Dailey, leave my coy little walk to Lupe Servin. I, Eva Delci, leave my aspirate tone' of voice to Irma Garcia. I, Christie Flambures, leave my ability to sing torch songs to Paula Williams. I, Mary Geering, leave my book 'AI'Iow to Strut to lean, Betty, and Iackie. I, Iuanita Goff, leave my pussy cat gossip to Norma Aceves. I, Mary Louise Gomez, leave my unending desire to stay true to the Navy to Armida Burt. S ir is ii io ie 'WU Mi sf ss W ii it it Shirley Ioy Harper, leave my powerful batting technique to Iuliet Balderas. Gloria Hosea, leave my Million Dollar Legs to Susie Crum. Betty Kimbrell, leave my tempestuous temperament to Honora Higuera. Mary Kubler, leave unto Shirley Press the sacred trust of defending the Republican party from the' U-no-whos, Betty Lockarcl, leave my saucer of cream to Virginia Carrillo. Melida Lopez, leave my tardy excuses to my brother, Candelario. Bertha Lucero, leave my talent for talking myself out of difficult situations to my sister Grace. Emma Lumbreraz, leave, deeply regretting that l can't take Iohnny Polos with me. Hallie McGaughy, leave, not regretting it in the least. Charlene Mandrapa, leave, taking my corny jokes with me Qyou lucky peoplell Adelina Mora, leave my ability to get along well with everybody to Ieanne Doolittle. Armida Moreno, leave my acting ability to Gene Vremsak. Florence Olsen, leave' my barrel of peroxide to some future blonde. Virginia Pereyra, leave my shape to Bonnie Brown. Eric Rice, leave Paula Ann Williams to limmie Roberts. Albert Rubidoux, leave my place on the football team to Travis Calvin. Louise Rubidoux, leave my ability to get along with Iimmy Geering to Carmen Morlett. Roland Smith, leave C. Ll. H. S. at last! THANK GOODNESSU Paula Urena, leave my quiet ways to Betty Brazie' lhow about using them, Brazie?l Iackie Williams, leave my shyne'ss toward girls to Dave Palmer. Gloria Worthy, leave my ability to get along with Mr. Linholm to Patty Bowling. W 'EM Q fhiiz, ix! Q' , .LW i bw Q uf jig 3 M J N' ski ? a :..., ,. Q ww Q3 f A ii SXWW GF! lx l I. J lx ml ,Ea P K -'G w '? 'Me'fqaq Q., 4 x gl mis ,, ,.,,, avwsrr-1-sw -M A., ,ff 'aww ,..vf ,,MY M53 im, I I Q ,xg X1 :- NY 8, Left to rlght top row -Xflll Castellanos Maxy Kublr Bettv K1mb1ell Emma Lumbxe 1217 becond row Almula 'vlmeno Lena 'VIOI3 Josenhme Burt Mme Russell Th rd row: Gloria Lee Worthy, Charlene Mamlrapa, Gloria Hosea. Bottom row: Eric Rice, Florence Olsen. .5 g vw-pdl, Q Q .4 1 -wk-Y x p?i' 2 'R f 3 . -. 'ks Q C' fx. fa 'm '. -a ? - K '76 - 1uU ,il - -e ' yn L Q' K 5, aff U55 i t A Q94 J fr? EW V 'B fvfik fl I AL' th 2 ' L L eeer 1 e fy h e S 0 3 Y 6 fff'f V ,lf Y Xl!! I ,f,, Lg 1 Mercedes Bo JOIQUCZ Pat Bowlmg Betty Bow man Margaret Caldlff Guxllurnma de los Cobos Ethel Mae Farpella Amalla Flmbres Jean Gun terman Marv Hartfleld Al1c1a Herna l1e Hernandez W11 ndez Del ma Loy Lupe Luken Yo fYsX7 Th S vxent all out E01 school ance of thelr 3dVlSO e unlor clas tlltllllQll94UllUe51 L QIUNIOR G ., ll ttka Att was IRLSJ landa. Luken Mfuv Loulse L Mtdna R umbrelaz Josefme osa Morlett Carmen M Newton Pennv ollett June Polos Shnle un Flank y P1859 Lupe Ser 18 Spunger Fulaha Twnad cxa Urena o Atina 3CIlVlt1CS thls year Under the able quld rs M155 Russell and Mr GIHISQ they cave a Barn Dance and a Iunxor Senlor Prom that were outstandmg among the many h1ghl1qhts they presented The Semors depart vuth the issurance that they are leavxnq the afffurs of the com mg school year m the capable h1nds of 1 qrcup of smcere hardvuork mq student S . , 4 1 f y X 'Q ' . .. -, M , . L 'x . ,g x : v ' 1 , C , 1 ' ,. .' ' ,. ' , - -',. . . . , Q 'V A 1 fr - - a y ' v ,, v -1 ' Y v Y J , Y 1 4 A Y K - Y Y 1 K- -he I' X . I . 7. 1 ... . u 1 1 . v - t V A K 1 . , 1 . ' L - C C n V L Q Q . w w l 3 Y e e ilfj These i C l l DllQllP4lDlIQlX ll S QIUNIOR BOYSJ ,..I.nni John Barton Alors J Branz Jr Frank Brltton garrto Mendoza Frank Moreno Sammv Nunez Mrchael Carroll Earl Cavanah Melvrn Cherno Carlos Padllla Lours Pellegrm Raymond Pura Ruben Contreras Leslle Dowe Jr Rrchard Felrx Jrmrme Roberts Harold Smallmg Drck Spul Jrrn Geerrng Alfred Gray Vlncent Lemue Ellas lock Charles Thompeon Gene Vremsak H my Lrnn Rov Dean McK1nney Manuel M dmr Mar Yturralde John Zunlga GFFICERS Presldent Vrce Presrdent Secretary Treasurer Advrsors MISS Russell Cl George Annos Shrrley Press Lupe Serwm Carlos Paclrlla nd Mr Gmrse N R li X ll' - lx X ' l 'L X I I Y. 1 'y ' K Q ,I ' I r Y . 17.4 Y h - U . , r AY - .1 , - A- Y r ' Y ff O Q9 V. N f A Lx - - , - - - I C Xj,!,!,,, 4 Yf xhe ' ' 1-5ffy!h rhese affer ff off' e e or ll? -we KSOPHOMORE GIRLSJ ,ll V1rg1n1? Arrleta Jullet Balderas Mary Cano Johnson Sus1e Krum Fleanor Lee Cella L1 .Joy Launch el T1111e Cortez Jeanne Doohttlt mon Grace Lucero ROSIB Martlnez Mana Olga Rosa. Garcra Rachel Guerrero Honora H1gue Loulse Thomas Ine7 Vaca Norma Wllllams Antomo Hucxta Lyla Jacobs Bernrece Paula.W1l11ams X Under the dlrectlon of Mlss Irvm and Mrs Shephard you Sophomores have dlstmgulshed yourselves as a group Capable of understanclmg any hlgh school actlvlty or work We Senlors came' dovsn off our hrgh perches and went to your very novel and enjoyable Kxd Dance To you future Iumors we say Keep up the good work l o 1 o Em S Julia Escamillzi, Nancy Fraiier. Irma Garcia: Noriega, Alice Otter, Anna Silva, 'Elvira Silvzr, ' cm v - ' - ' L ,, k r . . . . X These IM!!! f if the . J f at Y er if Yiri J r JlQi ,rf 2' aa 72 llill lil, QSOPHOMORE BOYSJ ,gmi Anorew An1qu1st Edmundo J Bareno Leonard Bennetts Paul Blner Leroy Bowman Travxs Calvxn Harry M de Castro .hm Dowe Fugene Goff Ralph Huelta Johnny Krum Dlck Lakms SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Pres1dent Vlce President Secretary Treasurer Representatwe Advxsors Edward Lmn Louls Moreno Norma W1l1l3mS Honora I-hguera Albert Terrazas Miss Irvnn and Mrs Shephard Z M 2 P '- ------ .' Jf f ------, .I Eduardo Lmn Wallace Mansxr Raul Morales Lours Moreno R1chard Obeso Dave Palmer Rob ert Press Frankxe Salazar Albert Terrazas Fe 11pe Vega Arnulfo Wllson Ray Ynda K' 'lf h 9 S 9 ,ag -flax Z, ff K,-f' ' ,ff O the ' If e eeee If Z! lll31ii,i-Wir, llpiieiiiiymiiis QFRESHMAN GIRLSJ Norma Aceves, Dora Aguilar, Gloria Aguilar, Constance Balderas, Eva Mary Bejarano, Betty Brazio, Bonnie Brown, Rosita Burr, Armida Burt, Jacqueline Byer, Mary Socorro Cabral, Patt Carpenter, Virginia Carrillo, Enriqueta Cesena, Arleen Cihak Bessie Elam, Eureka, Gallegos, Concepcion Gonzales, Mercy Grijalva, i Q ,E .5 -sb' Clairdcll Harper, Clara Harvey, Delia Ibarra. Mary Louise Larnadrid, Alice Lopez, Carmen Lopez, Alice Montoya, Eleanor Mora, Aida Mor- lett, Irma. Patterson, Jeanne Phillips, Blanca Rosa Prieto, Alice Procsal, Helen Raptis, Mary Raptis, Frances Reece, Mary Ruiz, Wilma Shropshire, Mildred Spears, Delia Torrcz,E1ea- nor Torroz, Alice Valencia, Petra Wilson. To you freshmen, the babies of the school, we seniors take off our hats for the spirited and plucky way you breezed through your first year of high school. We are also proud to say that many promising athletes and scholars have come and will keep Coming from your class. the ' Thesejxfef ! I rl i , fluff' ,ff f',f ,e , ll?3ml3K ll?llulrmfzwllrls QFRESHMAN BOYSJ Vrctor Bareno Manuel Barrows Troy Bell M1 chael Branz Armando Castro Carlos Chavez Octavro de los Cobos Gasper Cuevas Rodolfo Delgado Oce Dotson Rrchard Ellas Jlm Esca mrlla Robert Foreman Alfred Garcla Marlo Garcla Raul Gastelum Alex Gomez Rodolfo Gu trerrez Rodolfo Hernandez Alfred Hmogosa Presldent Vrce Presrdent Secretary Treasurer Representatrve' Warren Johnston Jack Kennedy Marlo LIHHOS Candelarxo Lopez Henry Lozano Henry Martl nez Rodolfo Medma Javrer Mezta Arthur Mor lett Oscar Parra Alfred Pellegrrn .hm Poulos John Polos Jerry Reed Ruben Servrn Charles Stmson Claudlo T17nado Robert Urena Leonard Urxas Robert Valenzuela Manuel Valle Evarls to Velasque7 Toe Ybarra Q Y Arthur Morlett Bob Geerrng B Arda Morlett Q Ruben Servm i I x , . , nu F - ..... E- 1 f xl . ' 1 X . - F A - 1 1 H . , nfl' Activities IWXNPUVHQS llbf-XJ TMS 15 the 1, !, V7lllIQll S9 zAhFlllllHlllIl llFllflltC A SfgllmlV7llA l I X lVlll1lUN Thxs organnzatlon agaln pro der the gu1dance f f ved ntself one of the outstandmg clubs of the school Un o Mxss Russell adv1sor and Emma Lumbreraz oresldent the gxrls success ully concluded th1s year wlth thexr varlous act1v1t1es and soclal functlons I-lxghllghts of the clubs act1v1t1es xx ere the1r homecomlng footb l or of our Bulldoqs the1r preparatxons for the banquet held ln Mexlcall a 1 dance gxven m hon coronat1on of the football queen and thexr Presldent Vlce Presndent Secretary Secretary Treasurer Secretary Recorder Norma Aceves, Pat Bowlmg, Betty Braz1e, Jose ph1ne Burt AIm1da. Burt, Vllglflla Carrlllo, Ar leen Clhak, Amaha Flmbres, Chr1st1e Nancy FIHZICI Mar ra H Flambures, , y Geelmg, Ma arvey, Dellle A1 ry Gomez, Cla Hernandez, Honoza H1guera, lce Lopez, Mellda Lopez, Emma Lumbreraz, Emma Lumbreraz Mary Lumbreraz Charlene Mandrapa Honora l'l1guera Lena Mora Mary Loulse Lumbreraz, Wllma Loy, Charlene Mandrapa Lena Mora, Eleanor Mora, Alda Mor lett Irma Patterson, Vlfglnla Pereyra, Jeanne Phllllps, Pennv Polos Ahce Procsal, Loulse Rub doux, Wxlma. Shronshxre, Mlldf d Sprmgex Ruth 1 e Spears, Frankle Sweat . Xxifi fx, . X 0 ' ,ff iizf-f . i YJ!4Z--- f l iff! 'V if kfvgfff' V A!!! ff W X I F ff!! lu N , x l f -7' , L, x J J - x . X W N 3 , N N l f l , l . me ljfgfirfiff f gif: R ' Misa jlfxfigx. 5, 1 L., 5 in Y fffff' g ' ' A Y 'M' V 1 M 5 , - , v f v , v ' . . , . . . 7 . . . . g .. H . . . . U , This is the S X f xg, X, ff J : If S S. if? SS V, ll Ill ll 'Ar' frXNli PA KPRESS CQLUBJ llll FDITOR IN CHIFP Charlene Mandrapa ASSISTANT FDITOR F Ca R F P O R T Cherno Melvrn Cabr 1 FRS Kubler Mary Newt a Delra Lumbr raz Geerrng Mary G on June Fmma O Mora A unterman J lsen Flor delrna Press Robe ean Moreno Lours Hosea Glorra Rrce Er rc Thr s new and drfferent club under the d lrv1n has lard the lou d sch rss a good nexx and dlfferent or magazrne Therr Bulldog Groxxl sectlon rn the Chronrcle has brought many hours of readrng pleasure to our students We can truthfully say that qood results are expected from thrs club rn the near future QIICC rt K all Press Shrrley Serum Lupe Terrazas Albert Vrernsak Ge ne Worthy Glorra h 1, F0 K3 l vanah ,xv , h 4x S I J M - ' .4 . . . . . Jrv' ,. 3' ' lrectlon of M ' I, U ' ' n ation for , ' ' I ff. 2 f -Q . :I '. I V ' ' X ' r N n x x 5 , , 1 T ' fl l W 1 i l L: N ' A O th e L ffgf-!fVh,j1L3' C 7 T h e S 9 ,af-e off C X fig, l f if ' !2VV!!V,f e ! ,. if-f' ZX C li N till N llillli ll? s QSCIENCE cruap il! swim Vlctor Bare no Roberta P Bell Betty BIHZID Mlchael Branz Bonnle Blown R Jackle Byer Mar oslta Burr garet Cardlff Vngrma Carxlllo Carlos Chavez Octavlo cle los Delgado Oce D reman Alfred G erman Mar ray y Hartfleld Clara Harvey Presldent O F F I L, Mary Hartfleld Ehas Lxn Vxce Presrdent Il Thus or HE! K-' I Allce Hernandez Gl l 0118 Hosea Wrl ace MHIISIT H Penny Polos Bob Press Allce Procsal .Ierrv Rted hue Rxce Lupe Sezvm Harold Smallmg Dlek Spurlock Charles Thompson Evarrsto Ve lasquez Gene Vremsak John Zunrga E R S Secretary Shlrley Press Treasurer Lupe Servm qamzatlon has ce among the other popular clubs of our school Under the guldance of Mr GIHISQ the club went on three mterestmg fleld trl out the cooperatxon of th f taken 1ts pla ps whmch wlth e aculty could not have been achxeved Th1S year more than e e ver students ha ntered mto the f ve enthusrastlcally unctlons of the club Lets h contmue to do so ope that rhev t B 1 L 1 l f l K ' S .. k 3 n 5. ' x .-5 'if . ' r J. f ,y ' .V jf M , , K at L ' ' ' ' , ' . , ' ' E, ' ' , -' , ' ma Loy, Wal- ' ' , ' ' , ' ', ' ' , enry Martinez, ', ' ' , ' ' ' , ' ' , Shirley Press, , ' ' ' , . , ' Cobos, Rodolfo X , '-' ' , - ' , 1 ' , , , otson, Bob Fo' , ' ' , , ' , ' - Jean Gunt , ' ' ' , - ' , , ' , . O60 is . . . , -OOC-' . . V . . . . . . - X ' , ' , , f. l . . - . rig e ull? B V , V l l fl rl B ll 4 E9 D the -,S ' c' X 'YheS9 are W J!! I ffrr 4lQlllQl1 llQlFSQlml'il it it 1 XWIFS 4GIRL RESERVES? President - - - - lea Vice Pre Alice surer - - - ' lean DO .7 ' f Gloria Worthy Patt Carpenter -gllcfi Pgocsal Chaxlene Mantllapa osi a un Jean Doolittle Joy Carmlcha I JO Ann Day Alice Otter Mis Fitzpatrick Lyla Jacobs Undel the careful su of then Jackie Byci Maly Kublel Shuley PIQSS .I n Betty Brazie eir adusor Mrs Dorotha Fitzpatrick and undei the leadership 1rlRese1ves had a very successful vear and are proud to claim the lalgest rship that the club has had for many years Many activities were enjoyed throughout the year the most outstanding events being th ir candle light formal the cotton dance and the bicycle trip In their Red Cross work the gills completed two large multi colored afghans n Gunterman 5, -,-- Gloria Worthy Secretary ----- V Trea Otter olittle N' t 1 P ' ' ean Guntei-ma - pervision of th ' , ' , ' ' president, the G' ' V , - ' ' . membe ' . ' ' ' . - ' , This is the ' ' Nfl ff l lIENl4l4lDllQ ll? MAY lllfrbhgllf Stag Manager Errc Rrce Drrector Harrret Hanso Student Drreetor n Roberta Poulter Sound Effects M Gene Vremsak ake up Dept Emrn a Lurnbreraz Mr Far ly Mrs Farly Melvrn Cherno Drck Paxly Mrrram W Juanrt zz Darly avrd Frsher Jenny Malloy Hallre MCGaughy Delphre Jo Ann Day .lack M lf y E Randy Cunnrngha Mary Early Bob Earl J Glorra Worth Y Farl Cavanah Betty Krrnbrell Joy Harper 1 ord Jrm Roberts IIC RIC9 Sanford Welles Gene Vremsak rn Harry de Castro Mrs Forrester Charlene Mandrapa The Semor Play Footloose proved to be on of CUHS The play centered aro Mrs Early the most enterta und the hardshr W nt on a South A daughter H xnrng plays ever presented at ps and trrurnphs of the Early famrly when Mr and merrcan crurse and left the famrly to the management of therr elder ope Thrs amusmg play was produced under the skrllful drrectron of Mrss H Call me Tootre J Hanson arrret 1Just f 1 1 ' X e Q ' . V '. 4 ' - - ---- ' alker' - - - ' . J ' ' - - - - - ' a Goff Bu ' ---- - J . I . ----- D . . . - - - - . Hope Early ---- ' ' - --.- - - - 2' Sthe ' tiff 1 h i s i allllEUNlllDllQ ll91t.mY tllluslt Birmingham - - Frank Britton Mrs. Plop - - Pat Bowling Ioy Ianuary - - lean Gunterman Elsie Blake - - - Lupe Servin Gaylord Grant - - Leslie Dowe Ronnie Ward - - - lim Roberts Mrs. Muggles - - Mary Hartfield Erasmus Q. Dinsmore - - Melvin Cherno Kewpie - - - Shirley Press Sam Sturdel - - - Earl Cavanah Mary Swayne - - - Iune Newton Director - - f - Miss Harriet Hanson Student director - - Roy McKinney Stage Manager - - ..... Gene Vremsak Stage Crew: Gene Vremsak, Earl Cavanah, Roy McKinney Frank Britton. The Iunior class this year put on the superb production of 'AMeet the' Duchess. This play dealt with the trials that are met when one tries to crash into Hollywood. A MXN lllglllfl llDllLzAhY ROSINA A1 mlda M01 eno DONA MARTA Rosa Morlett TFRESITA Bez tha Lucero ANTONIO VlCtOI Bal eno DON LUIS F1 ank M01 eno ENRIQUE Edmundo Bfueno SF RAFINITO H'nry de Castxo ,gn- 63.3 Dlrector Mrs Malgalet Bulr Student Duector Melvm Cherno Stage Crew Melvm Ch xno Har ry de Castro Edmundo Bareno Thxs season s annual Spamsh play was Rosma es Fragll by Martmez Slerra n the program besldes the play were dances and songs l Roslna QArm1da Moreno who Th play was about the love alfalrs of a Clty gxr was v1s1t1ng 1n the countrv Good actmg dxrectmg beautlful scenery and other fac tors whlch help to make a play brought about an enloyable evenmg for all ' if 1 ' ' V L , l ll in xx ,FRN , Q his K Q G' hz, ,L S L., c .. . - ti ,X X.. r 'Ti 'x . .11 E ' M r C C C O: K . wk 4-E43 7 to ' - H - ' ' . o e' f A4 , ' ' l Tlus IS the - ' Q1 1lNrfl?i1ta el 1111 mf Charlene Mandrapa Ros1ta Burr Shlrley Press Vxctor Baleno Mano Llanos Mary Kubler Ro dolfo Delgado Honora Hxguera Della Cabral Hallme McGaughy Mary Hartfleld Florence Ol To the students wh b o have work ershlp m the C ed hard 1n alxfornla S h and sen Lena Mora Lyla Jacobs Jo Ahce Otter V1r 1 G y Carmlchael gnla Pereyra Melvm Cherno ene Vremsak Mlehael Branz Earl Cavanah Sammy Nunez Raymond Pma Roland Smxth order to obtam mem c olarshlp Federatlon x admxratlon ve QIVC hngh pralse The honor of bem ha d o o g a member of th r dlllgent W k eC S F or Itlsb As ns only attamed by 'NN P ased on a merlt system consxstmg of three and no grade lower than a B m other subyects Llfe membershlp mn th mad e C S F e the honor those who have e ourths of the semester hngh school s ln thelr four I I , ' , x 'F K V - I V . 'Y i Y 1 I V I , U y v I. - N y i 1 Y Y - Y i ' . 'U ' . . . ' ' do fy ' ' ' . . , is granted to Rf roll on thre -f ' ' -er years of ' 'Z ' D1 1+ f Ml I YZ i !f , . the - ' ' ff h 1 S 1 S fffj !f K , F ff lWlllllll,lllll7All!QNY lllifw ND I Javrer Mezta Arthur Morlett Harold Smallmg E arl Cavanah John Polos Albert Rubrdo owe Jrm Roberts Manuel Medma Charles Thompson DlCk Lakrns Ernest Alcala Raymond Prna Charlene Mandrapa Al tred G arcra Bob Geermg Rrchard Elras John Startrng the year by la rn h ANB X Presrdent Carlos Padrlla Vlce Presrdent Jean Gunterman Secretary Elras Lrnn Treasurer J ackre Barton Mr Owens Erlc Rrce Joe Mllyfleld r pears .lean Gunterman Joy Carmrchael Harry de Cas tro Charles Wllllams Mary Geerlng Oce Dot son Paul Brner Beverlene Mandlapa Melvm Chernc Betty Brazre Harry Orfanos W ter Wmn John Procalamos Ro al ger' Zrmmer man p y g rn t e Football games the C U H S Band swung rnto other forms of entertarnment such as playrng and paradrng for crvrc organrzatrons supplyrng the musrc for the Senror Play and presentlng assemblres for the Student Body Even though Mr Owens the capable drrector would have want ed to present a Concert he was unable to do so as he already had a full program for the year but he dld g1ve us the annual Sprung Swmg whrch proved to be the most outstandmg enterprrse of the year I was a dellghtful combrnatlon of Musrcal Comedy and Drama Many thanks to Mr 0 f vxens or vxe know that wrthout hrs lead X ershrp the Band wouldnt have been so successful KU Byer Q , t ll l ' C so s J . J ' r 41, ir VM ' 7: 1 fix X 1 .E V . ff, SLN, J - . - 1 - . . 1 Y, Y y ' ux, Carl George, Spears, Samlny Nunez, Leona d S I los Padilla, Leslie D , ' , ' ' , ' . . y 'fax ' X . . ' 1 . . , f - KB :C ' . 1' 9 ' ' ' . t f . '. 'ur I r 1 , r , , ,xr , L , janv 6 -11 the T h i S 1 S i l?,Tl:f, ' J! ff 'Xl .s ,rs OFFICERS el MTV f V fl li il-2 l M ll is li f ll it lla leflls 1, , Moidecai Daily Jo Ann Dav Maiv Haltfleld June Newton J ce ter Allce Plot-sal Lyla Jacobs Paulfi The Horizon Cluh his enloyed 1 xerv They have had tvio d President - Vice President Secretary Treasurer Scrihe Will Shirlev Press ean Gunterman Lupe Servm Honora l-llguera oy Carmichael rams Jean Doolittle loy Caimich l '10 Hono 12 Hlguela Rositi Bull J 'ICRIL B561 Lupe Sezvm Shuley Press Mildled Speais successful yewr inces one being their 'annual formal and the other 1 nexxs paper dance They fulfilled part of the R ir ed Cross quota hv xxrwppmq and filling Christmas box es for servicemen overseas 1 Q. T Q f ,.., 4 ,I A , l . 5- ly T E ' T EY' V . 5 ' D I . ,,- '. ' l . I ' ., I , . ' I 4 , ' , ean Gunterrnan, Mary Kubler, ', ' -' gi C '. y -i Ali Ot. ' , ., L '- I c V L 7 1 ., 1 c . v c ' L f, ' 'I c c c c 1 U '.' .. . . 0 I Y C , K . . . Av- ,- ', il., th e - ' ' TMS 15 L ff! fl i XZ Y ,X 3 f KZ! 4ifZl1ll1ne1mr.sQ 'li lullolelus Virginia Arrieta, Josephine Burt, Delia Cabral Tillie Cortez, Eva Delci, Amalia Fimbres, Chris- tie Flambures, Irma Garcia, Rosa Garcia, Mary Geering, Juanita Goff, Mary L. Gomez, Rachel Guerrero, Dellie Hernandez, Gloria E. Hosea. Bernice Johnson, Betty Kimbrell, Mary Kubler, ,1 Betty Lockard, Bertha Lucero, Emma Lumbre- raz, Mary L. Lumbreraz, Charlene Mandrapa Rosie Martinez. Josephine Medina, Lena Mora Armida. Moreno, Rosa Morlett, Olga Noriega Louise Rubidoux, Atanacia Urena, Paula Urena Inez Vaca, Norma Williams, Gloria Worthy. A : LID V Fl r- - . ttf ', Under Mr. Kenneth D. Owen's able direction the chorus 2' had a very successful and enjoyable year. They entertained fi' , ' several service clubs, put on a very nice assembly for the Stu- dent Body, and were a major part of the Annual Spring Swing. flc 3 The girls were accompanied by Mary Kubler, piano accompanist. ',?7 '.?S,, 7 1 M49 S? ii 415 -Qi thu-G i N wngag Rm My .4 J: Qs Pt u , my ,. wwf V Athletics EUMMANUUS I f ' N, 6 ST? .. 1 , ' ' f v- 1. ' ' ' 1 , 1 ' F I, ' rw- ' . .t yy. X . ,' , 1-.-' W - ll'-WGS? if Qi' 'fs :Wa ff 2,1 K F if , 's P4 Calexico Calexlco Calcxlco Calexlco Yuma Impex ral 0 El Centro 0 Brawley 13 ,--vs Calexrco 2 6 Holtvllle Calexrco 33 Albert Rubrdoux Hen a I Yuma Calexrco 18 El Centro 7 CIF play off 6 Bonrta. 12 ry Yturralde George Annos Charles Stmson Charles Flmbres hllas Lmn L rc Bennetts Les Dowe Frank Brntton Coach Bogle Bob Press Fugen Manuel Medma Bob Geer ng Carlos Padllla Oscar Morl Lt Morales Fdward Lmn Jlm Geermg Ja eon e Goff Rxchard Fellx Farl Caxanah Rodolfo Gutrerrez Raul vxer Mezta Margarrto Mendoza Jlm Roberts ,111 Z-A Lee Bogle Coach Carlo QM Charles Fnnbres Q Rlchard Fel1x F s Padllla E Rodolfo Gutxerrez H .hm Geerlng G F Ge Henry Yturrald has Lmn I' orge Annos C e, H Leslre Dovse F Manuel Medma, T 13 4 0 . ' 21 --- A ' A 20 -- ' 1 ' 12 v- . f Y K ' ,l...V.--x A 3 , l .X ' C . ' - 7 Q ' 4 0 . I- D N l . . I ,. . - V V V V V V . r V -4 , - ' I 74 .I l Y 4 1 I V 7 , ' V 'l V 1 ' ' V . 1 ' V 1 V V V V ' - , V S 1 A .. g 'x 2 3 . A QV. .V 1 K .V 3 . i V., ,, V , 3 V V I u . I , V l I l , . I A vt, , A U V - I I V r - ' ' . ' . . V - 4 V - . . . Eugene Goff l ' . Y .v ALLE . ALL 3605 Paaiiiambres Yard Felix C Chafles Fl Ric - , . Linn i+.1iaS Betty Biggs Geering With the season well under way and the Bulldogs unscored upon, the Brawley Wild- cats upset Calexico's highly rated eleven. On Thanksgiving Day, however, the' Bulldogs came out victorious against the El Centro Spartans with a score of 18-7. Calexico wound up in a three way tie with Brawley and El Centro, but were consoled by being asked to represent the valley in fl Southern Section Championship game against Bonita High School. With bad breaks and a great disadvantage of weight, the Bulldogs lost 12-6. Getting off to a bad start the Bullpups were goose-egg'd by their first three opponents. Settling down in their last two tussles, they fought like chips off the old block , and showed fans what the prospects were for future years by tackling the stubborn Holtville eleven. The following week they took on the strong Calipatria boys in one of the hardest fought ball game's of the season, but when the smoke had cleared the Bullpups were on the long end of a 12-O score. Cn the whole, the 1944 football season was very successful. The crowded grand stand gave evidence of the fact that there are many sports fans in Calexico who are really rooting for the Calexico eleven. CBICXICO-0 Calexlco O El Centro 6 Calexxco- -0 B Team Rrchard E1laS Frank Salazar Jasper Cuevas Jlm Dowe John Polos olfo Medma Rod Joe Ybarra Fellpe Vega Earl Cavanah Calexxco 0 Yuma 33 Imperlal O Brawley-13 Calexlco-20 Holtville-18 Calexxco-12 Alfr Oscar Parra Raymonc' Ralph Huerta Drck Lakms Warren Andy Ahlqmst Toby Cobos Bobby Press ed Pelegr 1n Plna Johnston Alfred Ga Jack Kennedy Adalberto M rmo .hm Polos Rodolfo Hernandez Vddre Andrews Ruben S Henry L0 ano 1-llC Rrce Rosa Morlett Calnpatria-O Lena Mora ' Mlchael B ranz Io Ann Day I Cla, 8I'Vll'1 ,..hv4l'-. '... ' MAID OF HONOR Carmen Morlett ATTENDANTS Norma W1lll3mS ackle Byer fX9 A trad1t1on whxch we hope wxll always be a promment part of C U H S campus llfe WHS started thls year Homecommg Day complete w1th a football queen and attendants was one of the most excltlng and enjoyable events whxch took place th1s year 5 - g y 3 .2 if N Fl W O R.. QUEEN: Gloria Worthy During the annual game against El Centro on Thanksgiving day, the Bulldogs showed un- usual mastery of the gridiron by sinking their foe 18-7. The band gave an exhibition of marching at the half which was enjoyed hy the fans. PA IQADE 11Q2f51bl1Kl1tl11l11!MLlt 6 9 nfl 1 mu' yas ,wa--- Al'-B Albert Terrazas Louls Moreno Rlchard Fellx on Albert Rubxdoux Louls Pelegrm Carlo Pad11la Ellas Lmn Les Dowe Frank Brlt erts Jlrr Geermg Calemco Calexico Calexlco Calexlco Calexlco Calexxco l-loltvllle Imperxal Callpatrla Brawley El Centro 71 Holtvnlle Calexnco Calexnco Calexlco Calexnco Calexxco Calexlco Impernal Yuma Callpatrxa Yuma Brawley El Centro Soon after football season Coach Lee Bogle called for materlal for h1s 1945 Varslty Basketball Team Havnng only one player from hls 1944 A squad Rlchle Fehx Coach Boqle molded the experlenced B squad players mto Calexxco Varslty A strmg Calexlco Bulldogs started the season at a gallop wxth the smallest team nn the valley We won ten games and lost two games Calexlcos heart breakmg upset came m the fmal Brawley game when we were de feated by a margm of four pomts whnch were made nn the fmal 30 seconds of play Durnng thls season of sports the El Centro Spartans have been Calexlcos Jmx 1n every way They have upset Calexxcos chance of wmnmg the champlonshlp when thev defeated us ln the last game of the season by a score of 24 22 MJ '1 I Q , X ,J j 1 ' l .1 .L XXXL , 1 f ltl lg, M fm A! I-6? w A 'B ,L-+f -P , ' , ' ' , t , f ' , ' ' , Jim Rob 60 ' 16 ' 42 ' 17 ' 45 ' 32 ' 47 29 ' 47 ' ' 7 ' 37 ' ' ll ' 34 32 ' 46 26 ' 38 36 ' 33 37 ' ' 33 ' 22 24 B Rf C lBAlslrmm1sAt1t1lt ill Zwll Calexico Calexico Calexico Calexico Calexico Calexico Calexico Calexico Calexico Calexico Sammy Nunez B SCORES I'Ioltv1lle Imperial Bravx ley El Centro I'Ioltv1lle Imperial Yuma Yuma Brawley El Centro Edward Linn Harold Smalllng Charles Thomp Altr d Garcia Rodolfo Gutieriez Alfred Pelle son Joe Ybarra .hm Dowe Rodolfo Hernandez grin Dick Lakins Bob Geerlng Oce Dotson Earl Cavanah Michael Branz Bob Press Calexico Calexico Calexico Calexico Calexico Calexico Cale'xico Calexico Calexico Calexico SCORES Holtville Imperial Brawley El Centro Holtville Imperial Yuma Yuma Brawley El Centro BASKETBALL A ' The Calexico B squad played exceptionally good ball this season, but they had strong competition with the El Centro Spartans. The Bullpups were placed second in the valley contest. These five were, Sammy Nunez, Charlie Stinson, Charles Thompson, immy Dowe, and Ed Linn. BASKETBALL AC' The C squad topped the basketball season when they defeated the Spartans 21- 22. The Bullpups got the Imperial Valley Championship. These five were Bob Geer- ing IFJ, Dick Lakins KFJ, Earl Cavanah KCI. Rodolfo Gutierrez IGH, and Alfred Pellegrin KG. Thisis they ' ' ' I lllllilw N li? Tlfllliflltlwl . ee. - Elvira Silva, Jean Doolittle, Richard Obeso, Bet- Raptis, Mary Raptis, Jean Gunterman, Lupe ty Brazie, Michael Branz, Alice Otter, Sammy Servin, Rodolfo Delgado, Harry de Castro, Jerry Nunez, Pat Bowling, Frank Moreno, Lupe Lu- Reed, Bob Press, Alfred Garcia, Raul Gastelum, ken, A. J. Branz, Charlene Mandrapa, Helen Joy Carmichael, Yolanda Luken. GX Nl-3 Keeping the tennis spirit alive at Calexico High, the' boys' and girls' teams played matches with El Centro, Holtville, and Yuma. The boys' team made an excellent showing by winning every match. The girls' team slipped a little this year by taking 2nd pl-HC? in the' Valley League Tournament. In the Imperial Valley League Play-off, which was held at El Centro, April 7, Cal- exico players made a good record. Charlene Mandrapa placed as Girls' Singles Champ, Earl Cavanah and Sammy Nunez gained position as Boys' Doubles Champs: Frank Mo- reno was Boys' Singles Runner-up: Bob Press and Ioy Carmichael placed as Mixed Dou- bles Runners-up: Pat Bowling and Lupe Servin came out Girls' Doubles Runners-up. ln this tournament Calexico placed more players than any other school in the Valley. N liF1HfllL1EfIf1?f HU T r' 31,5 5 5 Wg i. ar F 1 Calexico 6 - Holtville 9 Calexico 4 Calexico 11 Ve- Holtville 7 Calexico 8 J Calexico 1 Y El Centro 3 Calexico 4 - 1 Calexico 12 Y Yuma l Cal ' 2 Calexico 10 exico 9-Holtville 4 f El Centro 2 Yuma 10 Holtville 7 - E1 Centro 9 eff . A B SQUAD Calexico Calexico El Cen Cale Calexico 9 EIC x Holtvllle entro 6 ico 10 F tro xico El Cale l Centro 9 Calexico 20 A TEAM Earl Cavanah .Ii Rubidoux Lo Centro Calexlco Holtville Holtvrlle 5 Calexico Holtvill Oce Dotson Bob G T m Roberts Alb rt per Cuevas Charles uis Moreno Richard Felix Leonard e Ybarra Bob Press Robe t Bennetts Charlie Stinson Les Dowe Carlos Pa zuera Rodolfo Cutierr Hernandez dilla B TEAM Eddie Andrews Oscar Parra Samm ard Linn Alb rt Terrazas Calexico opened their b on March 14 and had won fve of their n1ne games when their seaso hree of the games that we lost were non league and therefore didn t count is years team with much more material to work with and greatly assisted by Carlos Padilla on the mound really astounded the home folk by bringmg hom the bacon On Mav 8 the Bulldogs won the I V Baseball Championship bv defeating E1 Centro in a slugfast in which both teams were allowed a total of 21 hits We were behind in the last of the seventh inning when Carlos Padilla knocked out a single which brought inthe winning run and gave us tltle of I V Champs Wlth a greater turnout than was antlcipated for A baseball Coach Lee Bogle had to organize a B squad baseball team in order to let his smaller play ers play Surprising evervbody with their great hittlng power and the superb pitching of Bob Geermg the Bullpups annexed six of their elght games This B squad wh ch showed up so well this year will be a great factor in helping us to win another champion h e 1 eering has hompson Jo A SQUAD , , x 2 5 . 4 - . 1 . 4 - 6 . - , 5 - 7 as ry . - 4 ' 15- ' 5 . W . , 4 g . ' , ' , ' ' 1 ' 1 1 , I' Valen- , ' ' , , - ' , ' 1 ' ' ez, Rodolfo , ' . - ' , , y Nunez. Edw ' , e , ' ' aseball season , i ' ' ' n was over. T - . ' ' . Th. , Y . I . . . . sip This is 321221-1 9 ,f ,J f g f iff l l X leilvs1ge1J.1w.3 Calexico 3OeHoltville ll I. V. TournamentfCale'xico placed 2nd Calexico 23-El Centro 27 C. I. F. Tournament-Calexico placed 31d ..diulll'.'tll.Au---' -ati? 'F'- Koa Rodolfo Gutxerrez Raymond Pma Jlm Dowe Ellas Lmn Dx k Lakms Rxchaxd Obeso Fdwald John Polos Manuel Medlna Henry Yturralde Lmn Alfred GarC1a CIIOUS ploblem In the openlng game at Holtvllle Coach Bogle had to move up two of hls llghtel wrestlers Lmn and Medina rwho won thelr matches 1nc1dentallyl to f1l1 out h1s roster The team came out vlctorxous 30 11 The followmg week Calexlcc lost to Fl Centro 27 23 The team came out second ln the Imperlal Valley Toumament and ln the CIF Tournament at San Dxego they gamed recognltxon for th mselves by wlnmng thud place Two of our most outstandlng wrestlers Edward Lmn and Pavmond Pma were sent to Bexke ley to enter the A A U Tournament Competxng agamst some of the natlons b st amateux wrest lers Pma pla ed second and Lmn thlrd Th1s made them the top vuestlers m the Valley I x ' x ML- I I P1 . N A g if Q2 . . l 1 ' if With an acute shortage of heavy-weight Wrestlers, Coach Lee Bogle faced the season with a vy This IS-tb6 - - R W X, l Gene Goff Jav er Mezta J1m Dowe Leonard Be netts Henry Ytuualde Albert Rub1doux Mar garlto Mendoza Fllas Lmn Charlle Stmson A J Branz Frank Moreno A los Padlll xthul Morlett Cal a Earl Cavanah Raul Morales Jlm Presldent ICC Presxdent Secreta ry Treasurer QD S0 1' Geermg Dlck Laklns Bob Geermg Raymond Pma L she Dowe Rodolfo Gutlerrez Bob Press Louxs Moreno Frank Button Sammy Nunez Manuel Medma R1ch1e Fel1x Jlmmy Roberts John Barton Edward Lmn Albe rt Rubldoux Ellas Lmn Carlos Padxlla f 1X9 The Varslty C IS composed of all athletes who have ewtned 1 letter III any major sport The L make all rules ettermen s Club pertamlng to athletmc 3CflVltl men haxe made es The Letter a strong foundation out of h te set a hlgher st t ns orgamzatnon andard for hullclmg up bett years to come er athletes nn the ,. Y A I T x Y I V .J if J M H f- 5,5 - V '4 , ' ' T Y Q Y-T X! KV Surg 4 . . .' . A . . - AllQSlllllTNY WV? Things Wed Like to See Around C. U. l-l. S. . More noise! 2. Tea at three with plenty of cookies. 3. Cold water in the fountains. 4. A swimming pool. 5. More he-men. tmore men, periodll 6. Richard Obeso without his Sen-Sen. 7. Some manners from Betty Brazie. 8. Pat Bowling and Shirley Press not saying Gimme somathatf' 9. Penny Polos without her gum. 10. Longer vacations. ll. Tootie without her weeds. 12. Noon dances, even if the' boys clon't show up. 13. Water Power in the fountains in between classes. 14. More school spirit from Bob Foreman. 15. Less conceit from the Iuniors. 16. Fewer emotional upsets from Iune Newton. 17. Dave Palmer with a 'ibutchf' 18. Mickey Carroll + 50 lbs. 19. Melvin Cherno acting silly. 20 . Irma Garcia with her mouth closed. 21. Virginia Carrillo looking demure. 22. Upholstered seats in the assembly. 23. Clever repartee from A. Branz. 24 . More homework tBig Iokell 25. Mary Raptis not looking in the mirror. 26. A little naiveness from Carlos Padilla. 27. Roy McKinney not bragging about Texas. 28. Fewer loud plaid shirts to give our eyes a rest. 29. More half days. J O Prof. Linholmz When you pass your test papers up, please place sheet of carbon paper under each one. Then I can grade them all at once. it i 1 Eric, stop reaching across the table, haven't you a tongue? Yes, Ma, but my arm is longer.. 'I X t KES Hallie: I think I have a cold or something in my head. Gloria Lee: Must be a cold. if 1 i' Officer Shaw: Why are you racing through town at this rate of speed? Charlene: My brakes are out of order and I want to get home before there's an acci- dent. Mary Kubler: Can I get in my locker? Mrs. Homola: I doubt it. -A 7 is 1 1 PQ! f f Odysseus Polos: I-Iere's some candy for yOu. Sweets for the sweet. ' lfflff Christie: Thanks, here are some nuts, I, 1 1 1 ,Si 7f:'u39 Mr. Ginise: Betty, give a good definition of the back bone. M Betty Lockard: The back bone is a long bony structure extending up 'W N thc- back. Your head sits on one end and you sit on the other. XV' f 1 if -nf f Juanita Goff rduring finalsjz Are you sure question six is in the 51 jx text? X, tiki Mrs. Shephard: Certainly Juanita: Well, I can't find it. is WT' q -:div H' Y S -3-' Hilling- .-.44 Q., 'Q'-.RW an dvi V , if E. if A I ma Ma Heres to the praise of Calexico High Heres to its girls and boys, Heres to the time that's passing by, Here s to our student joys: Heres to the school we hold so dear, Here s to the friendly tie, Here' Here' S S to the days of song and cheer to old Calexico High. Oh, Calexico High, dear Calexico High Thy praise we love to sing: Our songs and cheers as victory nears Through field and hall will ring. The time will come when songs will fail When But Calexico High we still will hail, While But Calexico High we still will hail, cheers will die' away: mem'ry holds her sway- While mem'ry holds her sway. ter At this time we want to acknowledge our de'ep and sincere appreciation to Mr. Kenneth D. Owens for introducing our School Song. 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