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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1946 volume:

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F ,X1 X Of W, W 1 I fb - xg LW? , ' 5 E4'4 ' 2 4 , 1 3ii fi f f ' Q 6 C The time has come for us he Semor Class of 1946 to say Farevt ell We have come to the shlps of long standmg must be bro ken We must sav qoodbye to our fellovx students and the faculty We have spent a happy t1me at C U H S We have trned alvx ays to follow m the footsteps of C U H S tradltxons and we real1ze that our actxvmes have done much to mold our characters and personal1t1es All of us vxould llke to be able to remember forever these days of our youth To help us to do thls and to close our h1gh school l1fe on a happv note me have publxshed thls lssue of the Muslcal Aurora uf' . if X . . ' f . .C ' . -U t I l A , , . me ' s :jf 7' . N Q parting of the ways when friend- -' ' . , 1 E E I , ll ' I ' 1 Q g- I . ' I Admlnlstratlon ct Ath Classes A ivities letics M155 LFE IRVIN ef , X 0 Un our flrst day at C U H S we the class of 1946 met a woman who was also here for hex fnrst day Slnce then dur mg the past four years w have come to know MISS lrvm not only as a teacher but as a mg to help us with our many problems Therefore at thus t1me ln appreclatlon of her msplratnon guldance and frlendlmess we the seniors dedlcate the 1946 edxtxon of La Aurora to Mlss Lee lrx 1n 7 af., - s- - via! . ' ' ,, - A I 6 fl good friend who is always will- ' . 1 I ' AUMINIQHWIUN 0 . 7 HE TOPS bq 'U1 Qi MW NF lWllllSlll lll3llE V ll1l7llll1AXN lm O Among the rnllxon and one headaches of the School Board we at the Hxgh School are a couple of hundred of thelr largest pams The members ol the School Board vxork hard gllldlng the welfare of our school therelore lt IS xuth smcere appreclatxon and gratltude that we thank the members ol our School Board for maklng our school years the best posslble for us Supenntendent Mr Lewxs S Clerk Mr V V Wllhams Trustee Mr J D Womack Smlth Trustee Mrs Faye M Gun Trustee Mr Paul Glud terman Presldent Mr L H Dowe ' M ' ' s V 4 f ' 1 l I Q'Q'llfllF1lilZt3, Ulltlilj lllwfllrrw 1' Lewis i PRINCIPAIJS MESSAGE Peace on Parth if not Good Will has again returnedto men With the return of peace comes a great Challenge to all Common to the ideals held by men of all nations today are faith hope and courage that a new world order can and mast be established Force intrrgue and chicanery have all been tried and found wanting Permanent peace when 1 O' respect for the rights and interests of others Yes the challenge today is for leaders for tomorrow Congratulations to the members of the graduating class of 1946' You are the leaders of tomorrow I express confidence without measure that you will not fail in your responsibility be it great or small I trust that each of you will de lrcate your life to a high ideal Ideals are seldom attained but like the stars which are beyond re gch they will serve you in the attainment of a fuller and happ1er life rn much the same manner that the stars gu ded the ancient manners to a. distant port My thought of idealism is well expressed ln the words of Stevenson who wrote Little do ye know youu blessedness for to travel hopefully is better than to arrive Lexus Q bmlth -r ' SYVXHX 0 I, 'f I I ,S comes, will be based upon the principles of rectitude and just dealings among nations with mutual 0 Milf Vxwclr Q, on Vx Q VN VICE Prmcnpal A V Ng 'T Aw '-411. We wlsh to thanx our frlends m the Off1CE Mrs Homola and M1 ohnson for thelr k1ndnes5 111 llSt61'1lHQ to ou1 corlplamts and helping us to orgamze ou1 clas es and solve our everyday school problems Sfxfl MV5. l-lomola Secretary lllwlwlllllillllllllNllll 'IWW fX'Ill'1ll'7Ili l 4llWVlil1lQ f O To the laculty ol our school, whose job it has bcen to teach us to think and to reason, to be civic-minded. and to cooperate with others, we, the Senior Class of 19-16, wish to express cur honest appreciation and heartfelt thanks. They have been noi only our instructors, but our lriencls as well. and we will always remember thefr endeavors to help us in every way possible. We promise that we shall true nlxx xys to live up to the ideals which they have worked tc instill in u the spirit o courage of honestv and ol loyalty W I mholm Iail M So nal Studies Mains Mis Helen Schcol Nurse lNoith 'Irs Janet M Homemakmg Smith Lewis S Superintendent Homola Mrs Ann J Secretary Johnson Lynward X ice Principal Bogle Lee E Coach Boys P F Burr Mxs Margaret D Spanish Fitzpatrick Mis Dorotha Homemakmg Ginise Louis R Science Ixvm Amanda lee Mathfind Amex lit Piiitznei Claus Fdwaxd Shop Russell Nlaljoriannc Girls P F Shephard 'Vhs Laura Fngllsh Speelman Margaret Art Xvitclman C Wendell Music , V S . V L YL 1 . Y . , S . A V . . ,. S H- '. . Y V V 3 n , f ' 0 I U Q I JI Barsot, Marguerite: English Ostrey, J. M.: Commercial ,,'- , v w. v 1 ,fm fn f 'f - Ii ull D Nil ill li' It ll Nt' i Q' I' li ll Il Y 11 Sill lifii,lL1A.ll2 liilIifQl71lW lwilifiw i. .,l'i 1 .l.4 l, O The Student Council, this year, has tirelessly upheld the fine old traditions of C U HS. For their work, these students deserve due praise from their classmates. President ----- Earl Cavanah Vice President - - - -lim Dowe Secretary ----- Iacquie Byer Treasurer ----- Frank Britton Bowling Pat Guntelman Jean Britton Frank Lakms Dlck M d B l Calmlchael Joy an zapa ever ene Cavanah Earl DOW? Jlm Mezta Javler Medina Manuel Padilla Cal los Polos Penny Speer George Stinson Charles Telrazas Albert ,J i . 1 . y 1 1 I Byer, Jacquie . . , Y . , . , . , . . . L ,, , . ' n Wllllllllllllllllli llfllllllil ll lKN11DlWw I You'll Be Always In My l'leart --- that's your song to CUH S. How Many Times have you gotten to- gether with a number ol your best friends to play records and discuss old times? Well, That's what we're doing this year, and we want you to join in the chorus and swing on along. VVith a little Make Believe and Im- agination we've worked Day ln, Day Out to make this annual a record to A'Remember As Time' Goes By. So get In The Nloodf' put on a platter, and Take It Prom There. . . . ,Xb In R . .-M......-v-.-.. ........i. MW Editor in Chief Earl Cavanah Assistant Fdltor Melvin Cherno Business Manager Frank Brltton Assistant Business Manager A J Branz Literary Editor Jean Gunterman Assistant Literary Edltor Mary Hartfield Art Fditor Gloup Fdltor Charles Thompson Lupe Selvm Asslbtant Aft Edltof Assistant Group Editor Jlm Geermg Frank Moreno Boys Sports Editor Richard Felix Photography Edltor Assistant Leslie Dowe Sammy Nunez Assistants Girl Sports Editor Gene Vremsak Mary Lumbreraz Patsy Bowling r f 4 T 1 '-' 4 mr D . V ' ... . . . ., . 1 S - ... 3 HTJABH Hao Y AN APPLE FOR 98 0 E Wearq I 'V THE TEACHER Spin W J X BARTON, JOHN BOWLING, Activities: MARY PATRICIA Band-1' 2, 3, 4 Activities: Wrestling-2, 4 Basketball-4 Band Concert-1 Spring Swing-2, 3, 4 Lettermen's Club-1, 4 G.A.A.-1, 2, Annual Staff-4 Junior Play-3 Tennis Club-3, Science Club'-3 Yell Leader-4 3, Spring Swing-2, 3, 4 Girls' Chorus-2 Sec. of Class-4 MSllLlll12VZ,llHllllFllLSY BRANZ, ALOIS J. Activities: Tennis-2, 3, 4 Basketball-4 4 Varsity C-2, 3, 4 4 Football Queen-4 Transferred-2 X, liRl'l l'ON, I-'RANK JR. Activities: Football-2, 3, 4 Basketball-3, 4 Baseball-4 Spanish Play-2 Junior Play-3 Senior Play-4 Spring Swing-2, 3 Student Council-4 Student Body Treas.-4 Varsity C-2, 3, 4 Annual Staff-4 Science Club-4 Press Club-3 CARDIFI' MARGARET ARROLL MICHAEL CAVANAH EARL JR CHERNO MELVIN l . Activities Activities Acuvlue' Activities Student Body Pres Science Club 3 A Science Club 3 4 Student Body V Pres Spanish PlaY 1 2 3 bprmg Swmg 3 5113 2 3 4 Junior Play 3 Spanish Play 2 Senior Play 3 4 Athletic Mgr 2 3 and 1 2 Basketball A 4 1 Band Concert 1 Baseball 3 bprmg Swmg 2 enms 2 3 lenms Team Capt 2 SCIGUCB Club-4 I V Doubles Champ P,-ess Club 3 4 nd 12 Band Concert 1 Editor Top Flight 3 4 Spring Swing 2 3 Annual Staff 4 F A t L A d t Science Club 3 4 SSF a urora E I or Varsity C 2 3 4 Press Club-3 La Aurora Editor 4 Bulldog Growl Ed Ass t Ed Growl 3 .f sl-wklr .......,, 1 1-mu vi., '. C , , . . ' .-4 D K -t u Ll i 9 ' - l I n 1 - - 1 f - ' 1 - 1 ' - - ' .- , , 4 B - . . 3.4 - . : ', 3 - T . - H ' 4 A - , 3, 4 ,, . g . . -3 - , Ba - , , 3, 4 . . i s ' i I ' - it 1 c.s. .-1, 2. 3. 4 , - - -' ' c.s. .-1, 2, 3,4 . . .-4 . v 1 -we-A 3 A :fr 3 A A f'f'f ,... 3Q.L:::.:iQtgTg,,giggyifjigxipz,,gIgigL..,,,,.. . f gf 1,:,. - . 1 . 1 . 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A, - ' f 'g ..5 1,jf,4.,- '.1 '?., 3,1-wj f g lj llPllElKQlWFllE4WU W CUBOS, WILLIAMINA DOWE, LESLIE Activities: Spanish Play-2, 3 4 Chorus--2, 4 Spring Swing-2 , Orchestra-1, 4 Junior Play--3, 4 Senior Play-4 Band Concert-4 Spanish Club-2 4 Activities: Football-1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball-2, 3, 4 Baseball-2, 3, 4 Co-Captain B - Basketball-2 All-Valley Basketball- 2nd Team-3 All-Valley Football- Znd Team-4 Captain A Basket- ball-4 Varsity C-2, 3, 4 Tennis-1, 2 Junior Play-3 Senior Play-4 Spring Swing-2, 3 C.S.F.-3, 4 Band Concert.-1, 4 Band-1. 2, 3, 4 Soph Class Rep l-'ARl'EI.I.A, ETHEL FELIX, RICHARD Activities: Class Rep.-1, 3 Class Pres.-2 All-Valley Footba Football-1, 2, 3, 4 ll-J, -1 C.I.l . 3rd Team-3, 4 Basketball-2, 3, 4 All Valley Basket- ball-2, 3 All-Valley Baseba Baseball- ll-3 Varsity C-1, 2, 3, 4 Wrestling-2 Football Co-Capt.- Science Club-3 Athlete of Year-3 Annual Staff-4 Student Council- 1, 2. 3.4 4 l-IMBRES AMALIA CEERING JIM Activities ass Sec y 1 A orus 1 2 Spring Swing 2 'l Band Concert 4 Activities Class Pres 1 Varsity L, 2 3 4 Varsity C Sec y Spring Swing 'S Class Vice Pres Annual Staff 4 Basketball 2 3 4 lootlfall 3 4 Football Co Capt Baseball Science Club 4 Student Council CRAY ALFRED GUNIERMAN Activities L A l HRINE JEAN Science Club 3 Activities lenms Team I- Orchestra 1 Student Council Class Vice Pres Horizon Club Vice Pres Girl Reserves es Band Concert 1 bprimz Swing Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 Spanish Play 2 Science Club-3 Annual Staff 3 Press Club 3 4 Pop Flight 3 4 'Vlayorette-1 2 x 4 3 ' . .-2 , sf Cl J: K. . 7 Y 2 1 5, . w 4 ' Q' ' : 9 ' , --, 3 4 G-A- --1. 2 '- . . c.s. '.-1, 3, 4 Ch :- . . 3, 4 ' ' . - Chorus Sec'y-4 Treas-4 BandQ2' 3' 4 - -3 S' -.-.4 . ' -. .-, HA - ' - ,-4 ' - ' - 1.-3 ' v A Pr B. ' -2, ., ' ' ' -2: 4 1 ' I - .-4 , . I . -4 - - -- 1. 2, s, 4 ' - ' I j 66 IEAMIME IHC HAR'l'l IEl.D, HERNANDEZ, ALICIA HERNANDEZ, DELLIE LEGASPI, VICTOR E. ALMA MARY Activities: Activities: Activities: Science Club-3 Football-2 C.S.l .f'1, 2. 3, 4 G.A.A.-Y-I liaske-tballY2, 3 Science Club-3, 4 SDBHISII VIUUA4 Science Club Pres.-3 Horizon Club--1, 2, 3, 4 Horizon Club Scribe-2 Senior Play-4 Junior Play-3 Press Club-4 'Top-Flight-3, 4 Bulldog Growl-4 Annual Staff-4 INN hi IAS ION Wll MA IOIANO RODOI PU Activities Activities Activities pb ootball 1 A I' uotbdll A All Valley Z Seniorllay 4 , Bdtkltball A Smlmrbwlnsz 4 unity Q lux Varsity L 4 Hand Lonnert and Swing Swim: 'Z I l '5 ' ' ,v Ki X 1-' ,A2,.ii,4 QA: fa' - 1 ei fe , ivy if 1-1 , Shops' Wrestling-2,' :i Svivnvv Club--3. 4 ,, Q , lf 'T1'?f-4 Q i ff .. -52-?f'f,3 , I flfill MVMNTQ aj LUMBRERAZ, MEDINA, JOSEPHINE MARY LOUISE Activities: Activities: G.A.A.f1. 21, 4 G.A.A.i1, 2, 3, 4 Chorusvil, 3 G.A.A. Vice-Pres.-3 Spring: Swimzfflf. Z5 Horizon Club-2 Horizon Club Scribe-A' Chorus-3 Annual Staff-4 Sbrimi Swinlr' --3 M 0RI,E'l l'. CARM EN EMIIJA I I Activities: g G.A.A.-1 Tennis Club--2 Sprint: Swing-2, Chorus Pres.-4 Class 'l'reas.f4 Tennis-1. 2, S Chorus-4 Queen's Maid of Honor-3 Spanish Play-4 Hanrl CUl lL'k'l't'-1 MEDINA. MANUEL MORFINU. FRANK Activities: Activities: lfuotballfl, 2, Il, 4 Varsity C42, Il, 4 All Valley lsoutballg-l 'i'vnnis4Z, 3, 4 Basketball--1. 2,1 4 Spanish l'lay-1. 2. 25 Wrestling:-1, Z, A, 4 l. V. Champs-3 BandfZ, 3, 4 Spring' Swinxr-2, .L 4 Varsity C-1, 2, Zi -1 Spanish Club' 1, 1. Tennis Clulr-12, 3 La Aurora Stuff --4 '. .5 Stull-nt Council-- tif ,au W MORl.I-I'l l'. OSCAR IVIURl.l'1'l l'. ROSA EMILIA Activities: Activities: Fmmtlxz-ill'-l, 2, 3 llaskvtballfl, 2, 3 i'hurus+2, fi Hass-hall-2, 3 Ch: rus Skit --Z 4 Hand-l, 2, 74 Svrlnu Swim:-' Class l'r1-s,-3 Spanish Playflf 5 Ya-ll Leaflet'--Il ' 1 1 i 4 K..A,A.- N EWTON. JUNE Activities: Horizon Club-3, -1 Press Club-3, 4 Top Flightfli, -1 Junior Play-3 G.R.--1 Science Club--3 Transferred from Bonita-3 Spring Swing -- 4 G.A.A. -'-l fy wafer- 'f wfffg f wp M lQl4PD1PDllDll3YllE NIINEZ, SAMMY I . PADILLA, CARLOS Activities: Football-2 Basketball72, 3, 4 Basketball. All-Valley-3 Assistant Coach-4 Baseball-3, 4 Tennis Team-2, 3 I. V. Doubles Champ-3 Wrestling-1, 2 End Place Tournament Varsity Cfll, 3, 4 Spring Swing-2, 3, 4 Orchestrafli. 4 Handfll, 3, 4 Cuncertvl, 4 Science Clubfii, 4 La Aurora Staff-f-I C,S.F.-2 aft? if Lik HP' Activities: Football-2. 3. 4 All-Valley-3. 4 Baseball-1, 2. 3, 4 Basketball-2, 3. 4 President uf Class- Spring Swing-2, 3 Varsity C-1, 2, 3. 4 Band-3, 4 Student Council-4 4 PELLEGRIN. LOUIS Activities: I,etterman's Clubf 2. 3. 4 Science Clubf-1 Basketball-A, 3. 4: B. 2 Press Club-4 Top-Flight-3, 4 Senior Play-4 M- 1 W. 5. MY, J fm 2 I if i PINA, RAYMOND M. POLOS, PENELOPE ROMERO, ELSA SERVIN, LUPE Activities: Activities: Activities: AC!iVili0l! Football-3. 4 G.A.A.-1, 3, 4 Trans. from Mex.-4 3 Basketliallf-4 I G.A.A. Pres.f-I Hljrizlln Cfub-3, 4 Wrestling--1, 2, 3, 4 Yell Leader-4 Spanish C1ub,3 Baseball-4 Student. Councilf-1 .lunior Play-3 Spring Swim:-2, 3, 4 Spring Swing-3 2T:SSrTI:L1iE:r-Z C.S.l4.-3 Science Club-3 Class Sec,-eta,-y-3 l.etterman's Club? 2.3,4 Horizon Club Sec'y-3 Annual Staff-4 Press Club-3. 4 Science Club-3, 4 Treas. Science Club- 3 4 '1'up1Flix-rht-3. 4 Girls' Chorus-4 Spring Swing-4 NKDWW - THOMPSON, CHARLES TIZNADO, EULALIA URENA. SMALLING, HAROLD ATANACIA ZAMURA - - - , Activities: Acnwhe Activities: Band-2, 3, 4 B Basketballfli, 4 Chorus-3 Band-2, 3. 4 B Basketball Capt.-ll GAA.--I Orchestra-4 Spring Swing-2, 3 Band Concert--1 Basketball-3. 4 Wrestling-2 Tennis Team-1 Wrestling-2. 4 Baseball-3, 4 Varsity C-2 Band Concert-4 Spring Swing-2, 3, -I C.S.l-'.-3, -4 Senior Play-4 I L'VIUb VINLENI' URIISF AI l RED R VREVISAK CENE IIINIGA JOHN Activities Activities Aguvlngg uotball 1 2 l' Science Club i 4 U 5 Arm: science Club 3 4 43 44 4 1 Prem Club 3 4 bemor Play 3 4 Junior Play '41 Annual Staff 4 Spring Swim: 3 Bulldog Growl S 4 Tun I-luzht 5 ff' F - , , 3 C.S. '.-1, 3, 4 .' ' --I , Basketball-3 Tennis Club-l l'rf-s. Science Club Mtn! lVWlllILl!L 'bit llzlltaltlrtiw AA Qc We the Seniors being in full pos-ession of mind and body do here'- by leave this last will and testament of the class of 1946: To the laculty we leave the hope that they can get along without us To the school we leave all the time we have vxasted in hope that the future Seniors vvill use it to better advantage To the uniors we leave our Senior dignity our class spirit and our school debts Qlsucky people D To the Sophomore clas vve leave the riqht to annoy the Freshmen To the Freshman class vte leave our deepest sympathy for the three more years through which they have to suffer l ohn Barton leave my height to Edmund Bareno l Pat Bowling leave my crown in the hands of the next year s stu dent body I Alois Branz leave my Caleuco Post Office position t Felipe Vega l Frank Britton leave my football shoes to Billy Kimbrell l Margaret Cardiff leave my ability of always bemg on time to the future Freshmen lThey ll need it l l Michael Larroll leave my shy manner to Robert Foreman l Earl Cavanah leave my Alice and dear old C U H S behind me l Melvin Cherno leave my po t as Editor in Chief of the schools literary productions to Albert Terrazas l Williamina de los Cobos leave my long fingernails to Eva Barboza l Le Dovxe leave nothmg as my main interest here will have gone too l Ethel Mac Farpella leave my golden locks to Susie Krum Nlanjarrez l Amalia Fimbres leave mv faithfulnes to my man to Norma Aceves l 1m Geering leave my Van ohnson personality to erry Reed l Allred Gray leave my ability to stay out of school to ohn Polos l can Gunterman leave my success with a member of the Dowe family to acquie Byer l Mary Hartfield leave my ability to flirt with my teachers to llonora Higuera l Dellle Hernandez leave my height of 4 feet ll inches to oan Knight I Vincent Legaspi leave my knack of shooting pool to Michael Branz l Vincent Lemus leave my ability of talking in class to Richard Chesley l l c 1 , . . l 4 ' - ll K A I ' , ' .' ' ' ' o H ' ' . I l , , - . I . . . . . 1 y , . il ' D Y 5 7 ' ' V ' ' V' I E l, Richard Felix, leave my position as a full-back to Iavier ,r ' , it 1 ' H 1 . 5 . , ' ' I . gg I ,, K , , . , 4 1 a X y ' , ' . ' ' I 4 Q - I xv J i , . . . MQ ws VIII ll l I Ella Lmn leave mv mu tache to Paul Bmer lrllalve not1ce glrls J I Wllma Loy leave mv knack of xrqumq w1th Mlss Barsot to any so called future actress I Rodolfo Lozano leave ny abxhty to look sh rp feel sharp and bc sharp to any dull un or who wants It I Mary Louise Lumbteraz lexve my ab1l1ty of staymg out late to oy Carmlchael I osephme Medma le ave my popul 1r1ty wlth the boys of C U H 5 tc Mary Ellen Mams I Manuel Meclma leave my xhxhty of dancmg to Eddle Noe I Frank Moreno leave my posltlon as an A 1 tvplst to Cande larlo Lopez I Carmen Morlett leave my soclal pos1t1on to Rosa barcla I Oscar Morlett leave my leanmq posts ln the hall to some weary UHIOI I Rosa Morlett leave my xblhty to carry 1 torch to my cousln Alda Morlett I une Newton leave my ahnhtv of alwavs lcnowmg what I am domg to a confused Freshman I Sammv Nunez leave my wlv w1th the wnmmen to Leroy Bowman I Qarlos Padllla leave my amusmg answers to my successor Louxs Moreno I Louxs Pellegrln leave my great blg heaut1fuI eves to my brother Alfred ILucky glrlsl I Raymond Plna leave my falthful nose to lm Dowe who has dlway admxred xt I Penny Polos leave mv dbllllV of chewmg gum mn Mr Llnholm s clas to one of his future pets I El a Romero leave my tam servxce to Armlda Burt lGooCl Luck I I Lupe Servm leave mv coy lnttle walk to Paula VV1ll1amS I Robert Harold Small ng leave mv A m Senxor Revlev to anv bewlldered Iunlor who w1ll need lt Frankxe bprmqer leave mv well lvept colffure to Allce Procsal I EHFIQUG Terrazas leave my studlous hahlts to Ahce Otter I Charlle Thompson leave mv calm careful bus drlvlng to Dxck Lakms lRest nn Peace l Eulaha Txznado leave mv vv asp hke w a1stl1ne to TFHXIS Calvm Atanacxa Llrena leave mv qu et manner to Bettv Bra e Alfred Urlhe leave mv Iatm temperament to Alfred Garcxa I Gene Vremsak leave my quiet unsophlstxcated mature person allty to the future bre huen lfhev have all the luck I 0 1 0 f 'b - 5632 ll ' lfsilixtg I ls U I leplelffllel . , 'vt k 4. 'a , , ' 'A VA 4. z 'f if ' I I I .IH , y , X ,, ' '.A -. V f v I 1, - A ' ' 3 lV5 1. I - , It , I , , MV MlSlIlllFlPVl!EllEN Ylliflk KQS llHlllFN1lVlFw gn-s. fm 4 QQ,-X Thxs IS your News and Views reporter brmgmg you the latest news through the courtesy of Radxo Station CU H S And now a word from our sponsor Lupe Servm Presxdent of Vlgor Vxtamm Co Why be frall and delicate? Take Vlgor Vxtamms and you too can be a tower of strength Our guest star tonlght ns that All Amerncan fullback Rnchne Felnx who gxves credlt for hns fame to Vngor Vltamms whlch he has been takmg smce the days he played for the Bulldogs We now return you to Raymond Pma who will brmg you the up to the mlnute news ln the world of sports today Carlos Padilla pltched a no hnt game agamst the Womack Speed ba s Padllla and Womack have been battlmg lt out smce l'l1gh School days The fmals for the U S Tenms Champnonshxp were played oft last nlght Sammy Nunez took the tltle from Frank Moreno who ha held lt for the past two years The wmner of the Ford Auto Derby was Penny Polos For the past twenty years Penny has been practlcmg on the streets m Calexico Sports Magazine IS sen dmg abroad thelr top reporter and photographer Earl Cavanah and Le Dowe to cover the Olymplc Games Other names m the news Gene Vremsak and Frank Britton have mvented a new explosxve Asslstmg them with thus experlment was ohn Zunlga No trace of hxm has been found slnce the explosxve' was tested The experlments were carrxed out at B RAI N S Academy through the cooperatlon of the academys presldent Melvm Cherno une Newton the re nowned poet was VISIUHQ the Academy when the exploslve was tested ,She was so lmpressed by xt all that she rs nova vtorkmg on changmg the scxentxst complicated theory to poetic form A Branz has been appomted Postmaster General He has worked hrs way up from the posxtlon of mall carrxer m a small town post ofhce Last nlght at the annual meetmg of the National Llterary Assoclatnon awards were presented to the authors of the best llterary works of the year The mystery thrlller The Brow vs The Face took fnrst place lt wa wrltten by Vncent Lemus and nllustrated by nm Geermg ean Gunter man won the secondary award for her novel Forever Leslle Amalla Fxmbre artlcle l Marrled Young recenved honorable mentnon ltr ll- .J I ...J M . 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I -- I IIII Ill ll IN YIIA IRQ IHII IN It NOW FOR A REVIEW OF THE CINEMA WORLD The blg tlme producers Morlett Gray and Marquez nounced to the press that they are startmq productxon o the year s greatest nlm e name of the plcture s Dar Eye the stellar roles xxnll be plaved by louls 'Jellegrm the loolcl and Clrmen Nlorlett MGM btudlos have h ad thexr two ace talent couts Vlctor Legaspl md Alfred Urxhe tourlng the country for months In search of outstandmg beautres The mam attractlon of the fllm vu be the Ballet Mex1cana under the management of Rodolfo Lo ano and leaturmg o ephlne Med na and her troupe Outstanding members nandez Another Ie lure of the pxcture vslll be the xppearance of that ensatlonal l1on tamel Ellas L1nn LOCAL NEWS The much marrled o1l magnate Manuel Medma has just beaten Tommy Manv1lle record by acqulrmg a nmth vufe Admlral Taylor and h1 vule the former Wrlma Loy re urned to thelr Westu ood estate after crulsmq the Carrlbean for sexeral months Qharle Thompson and Harold Smallxng promment farmers 1n the dlstrlct have presented tl'e1r method lor qrovung bxgqer and better corn tc the State Agr1cultural SOCl6ty OP INTEREST TO WOMEN The famou hall beautlcxans Cardlff and Parpella have placed thelr new henna and bleach rmse on the market The g1rls ve fmally perfected lt after lung a llfe long use f themselve Mary Hartheld has been appo1nted managing edntor Vogue MTQBZIHC Her next edltnon mll feature Elsa Romeros govxns This season Pat Bowlmg xxlll relgn as Imperlal Valleys Grape frult Queen AND THAT I5 THE NEVX S FOR TONIGHT Llsten agaxn tomorrow it tht same tlme when Vxgor V1t3mlH C ap sules vulll brlng you Mxchael Carroll and h1s Orchestra featurmg hrs hot trumpeter ohnnle Barton and the smgxng tr1o Dellle Hernandez Wllllamlna Cobos and Rosa Morlett Thl 1 stat1on C U H S slgnxng off the a1r after four consecutrve year of broadcastmg no F' WV I f W w 5 ' N I ' pf ' 37 If ' 5 M' lla I A f I I I I f I It -Jill 7 D - I- L , Il J .l.J l ,J It , J ' I ll, ' ' ' ' N ' , . , an- . ' 3 ' Q ' Fl ' t ' J .. Th ' ' i' ' k .Sul . , - .' I 4 '. i ' Q , . . Q , . . - . . I ' ' ' A Z ' I A ' I s ' 5 . ' ' of the ballet corps are Eulalja Tiznado, Atanacia Urena, and Alicia Her- .. 0 - 1 . U .S V. ' . ' T . ! . . I t A , 7. . y ha - ' ' ma ' ' - ' o it ' s . .. ' ' ' ' of I C . O Y . . V. , 7 I Il is 'S I I A l T I sk.: ,n is QQ ms X faq' :MCA mm, IHJHV IVIHW 1ii DYN MAH NN C The 56111015 ol Q U H b e lll be eertam thlt they ure leaxmg the aflalrs ol the commq school year to a qroup of mtelllqent and talented students The members ol the unlor Qlass have partxclpatecl ln many school actwltle thl vear The suecess of thelr xctlvltles vlas aecompllshed by the skllllul dlrectlon ol thelr aclxlsers Mrs Shephard md MISS Russell Une ol the maln events of the school wear was the unlque Old Clothes unlor Dance Balderas Jullet Cano Mary Qazmlchael Joy Coltez Tllllc Doollttle Jeanne Pscamllla lulla PIHZICI Nancy Farcm hom Gucuero Rachel Guldottl Betty Jo 1-Ilguela Honoxa Jacobs Lyla Johnson Bermcc lfxrurn Susle Lu Fleanor I :mon Cc-lm Lucero Glace M3It1H97 Rosa Norlega Olga Otte-1 Allce SllX3 Anna Sllxa Flura Vaea Inez Wlll13mQ Norma Wllll2mS Paula Sllilllfw OFFICERS President - Vice President Secretary - Treasurer - Representative Advisers - - Albert Terrazas - Louis Moreno Norma Williams - - - Ed Linn - Dick Lakins Miss Russell Mrs. Shephard Bareno, Edmund J. Biner, Paul Bowman, Leroy Calvin, Travis H. Dowe, Jim Huerta, Ralph Lakins, Dick Linn, Eduardo Lopez, Candelario Morales, Raul Moreno, Louis Noe, Eddie Obeso, Richard Salazar, Frankie Smith. Willis Terrazas, Albert Urena, Robert Vega, Felipe VVilson, Arnulfo Zimmerman, Ralph M' Y1!Ql2AlrlllllllllillQ O Under the able guidance of Miss lrvin and Mrs. Burr the Sophomore Class has proved to be a group of hard-working and earnest students. We, the Seniors, wish them luck in the following school year. Aeeves Norma Balderas Constant L Barboza Fxa Bejarano Eva Black Peggy Br acre Betty Brown Bonnie Burt Ar mrda E5 er Jacqueline Labral Mar ra C A111110 Virginia C csena P nrrqueta Crhak Aileen hlam Bessie Gallegos Eureka Grannrm Rita Grrgalva Mercy Gurdottr Evelyn Harper Clarradell Harvey Clara Knight Joan Lamadrrd Mary Lopez Alice Lopez Carmen Montgomery Corenda Mor a Fleanor Mor lett Aida Patterson Irma Phillips Jeanne Procsal Alice Raptrs Helen Rantrs Mar y Spears Mildred Tarnayo Mary For r es Delia Wilson Petra Wooten ROSIS Ybar r a Mar ty . 'L H' , . 1 ' . . 1 .. .i 1, .' ' ' v - f v .. ,. - . 4 v . D ' ' v . ' . f V . ' .,' v ' , A ' . - . . r v , . A . ' . 1 . n , . . v ' v - . r .. ' v ' H , 1 .'f . - 1 . , . W .' 1 .' . . ... , , 1 Y , l1BllQZAl MN President - Vice President Secretary - Representative Advisers - Bareno, Victor Bell, Troy Branz, Michael Carson, Carl Castro, Armando Chavez, Carlos Cobos, Octavio d Cuevas, Gasper Daw, Woo Ming Delgado, Rodolfo Elias, Richard Escamilla, Jim Foreman, Robert Garcia, Alfred e los OFFICERS Gastelum, Raul Geering, Robert Grijalva, Manuel Gutierrez, Rodolfo Hernandez, Rodolfo Hinojosa, Alfred Johnston, Warren Llanos, Mario Lozano, Henry Maldonado, Rodolfo Medina, Rodolfo Mezta, Javier Mitchell, Charles Morlett, Arthur - Iavier Mezta - Ruben Servin - Arleen Cihak Charles Stinson - Miss Irvin Mrs. Burr Parra, Oscar Pellegrin, Alfred Polos, John Poulos, Jim Reed, Jerry Servin, Ruben Smith, Bill Stinson, Charles Tiznado, Claudio Urias, Leonard Valle, Manuel Velasquez, Evaristo Ybarra, Joe MSN lAtllLllL 'O The varied and interesting group shown here is the year's newest addition to C U H S. They have shown themselves to be a very capable group, as a whole --- and who knows what three more years will clo for them. Abril, Esther Bannister, Patsy Bedford, Rita Berthelsen, Patricia Bishop, Mona Castro, Eva Chavez, Isela Contreras, Adelaida Deckard, Beverly Driggers, Jacqueline Ellis, Alice Farpella, Betty Jean Finn, Kathleen Joan Fletcher, Evelyn Gates, Mildred Gentry, Barbara Gonzales, Angelina Guilin, Teresita Harvey, Betty June Hayward, Susan Higuera, Marie Hinojosa, Norma Jurado, Matilde Karanopoulos, Christina Lara, Delia Leal, Catalina Long, Josephine Lopez, Ninfa Mains, Mary Ellen Mandrapa, Beverlene Matlock, Lawana Pauline Mercado, Ana, Maria Mercado, Maria Montgomery, Ruby Lee Nunez, Hortencia Orfanos, Caliope Pereyra, Aurelia Pina, Clementina Pollack, Mildred Pollack, Wanda Saldana, Maria Consuelo Smith, Barbara Joyce Smith, Merna Dean Staggs, Eva June Tellez, Remedia Wooten, Lavella Ybarra, Olga IWIQYW O F F I C E R S President - ----- - George Speer Vice President - Pat Berrhelsen Secretary - - Caliope Qrfanos Treasurer - - - - Hortencia Nunez Class Representative - - Beverlene Mandrapa Advisers - - - - - - Mr. Ginise Miss Barsot Chavez, Jose Chesley, Richard Earl Cosio, Israel Cosio, Robert Delgado, Arsenio Duggins, William Lee Elias, Carlos Jr. Espana, Salvador Esparsa, Frank Garcia, Javier Giijalva, Eddie Holdridge, Claude Kimbrell, William Lemarr, Billy Lopez, Valentin Lyon, Tyler Manjarres, Javier Martinez, Eloisa Martinez, Raymond Merino, Adalberto Moran, Luis Nava, Carlos Osborne, Donald Panguilias, George Patterson, Henry Rashid. George Salgado, Edwardo Smith, Jerry Speer, George Villasenor, William fff if 0011 'Q X fx 1. X.. X. fl X J X HAIL HAIL THE Plaqed A Bunch of 'From Uwe GANGS All HER Ll ihe Boqs Back Room -nj ll Jllilflllll llilllll 2AltTllilllD 0 Under the able guidance of Mrs. Dor- otha Fitzpatrick and Mrs. Ianet North, the Girl Reserves maintained their high stan- dards of service by helping the community in many ways. They collected money lor the March of Dimes Campaign, made an afghan for the Red Cross, and raised money to send a child to Hipass Camp. Then main social activity th1s year was the Christmas Foimal which proved to be a colorful and entertaining event President - Vice President Secretary - Treasurer - bcribe ILA DY W - - Ioy Carmichael - - Lyla Ruth Iacobs - - Ieanne Doolittle - H Paula Williams Alice Otter Brazit Betty Haney Betty Otter Alice Cnmlthatl Joy Harxty Clara Smith Merna Dean Doolittlt Jeanne Iacobs Lyla Ruth W1l11amS Paula 0 l Bedford, Heta Mae Fai-pella, Betty Newton, June ' ll X-JV if 7 ll fl? lr ll12f3ltll7 lillrlllfllkfll President - - - lean Gunterman Vice President - - - Lupe Servin Secretary ---- Iacquie Byer Treasurer - - - Honora Hiquera Scribe Alice Procsil Song Leader Vlfglnla Carrillo 0 The De Anza-Palma Chapter of the Horizon Club, with the help of Miss Am- anda Lee lrvin and Mrs. joe Higuera, had become one of the outstanding clubs in high school. Among the many services rendered to the community, were the collection of money lor such drives as the lr. Red Cross 1nd the March of Dimes and the distribu tion ol Christmas Seals The Horizon Club also sponsored one of the leading social events of the season the Candle light Formal held at the De Anza Hotel f A eyes no mr Dalderas C nstinco, Balderas Juliet Bannister Patsy Barboza Eva Bedford Rita Mae Berthelsen Patricia Brazie Betty Bye: Jacquie Carmichael Joy Carrillo Virginia Chaxez Isela Cihak Arlcen Doolittle Jeanne Fmn Kathleen Gmdotti Evelyn Gunterman Jean Higuera Honora Higuera Marie Jacobs Lyla Ruth Lee Ifleanor Mains Mary Ellen Mandrana Bever lene Mor lett Aida New ton June Orfarios Caliope Otter A11Ce Phillips Jean Pina Clementina Procsal Alice Poulos Christine Ser x in Lupe Smith Merna Dean Williams Paula 1 - c , , - - - - - C . n , -v M 2 r ix I . . . f f .X ' f v ,, ., c , . -. - v 1 - v 1 v v 1 v v - , , 1 ., , , . ' 1 ..' , v 4 . v A -A 'A v A . . v 'Il 'il i cliii 1 ii la is liiii ill is lj X 'W 0 The G.A.A. went tlirough this year with its usual spirit and cooperation. Highlight on their calendar this year was their formal. This is the first time in the hist0ry of the G.A.A. that a formal has been sponsored by them. It was based on 2. carnival theme, and was one of the most success- iul dances held this year. Under the guidance of their Presi- dent Penny Polos, and adviser, Miss Marjozianne Russell, they put through the annually successful Football Dance, to- gether with the crowning of our Football Queen. They were also able to participate in one playday held this year at El Centro, together with G.A.A. organizations from all over the valley. I President - Penny Polos Vice Pres. - Arleen Cihak Rec. Secy - Irma Patterson Aecve z Nr 1 m i Abiil Fsther Baldel as Juliet Barboza Eva Bejar ano Eva Cano Mary Carrillo Virginia Castro Fva Cihak Aileen Contreras Adelaida Deckald Bex erly If iaziei Nancy G1 ijalva Mei cy Harvey Betty Harvey Clara Hernandez Alicia Limon Celia Lopez Ninfa Lopez Cai men Lumbi eraz Mary Mains Maiy Ellen Martinez Floisa Moi a Fleanoi Moi lett Aida Newton lune Nunez Hortencia Phillms Jean Per eyra Aurelia Polos Penny Tellez Remedia Spears Mildred Ybarra Olga Williams Norma G . , , V 3 . Z . , ' r' . V I . .' ' J . .' ' Y . 1 ' ' 1 I 'qv O v v ' U I D 1 D A . .A 1 Burt, Armida Lara, Delia piggy Clementina , A ., ' ' . ' . . I v Q t , V' , , ' , 7 V , 4 l . . ' Y President - - Vice-President - - Secretary-Treasurer - - Elias Linn - Carlos Padilla - lim Geering - l lp .AX .XJ 5 Xi , l SlllllllQ,lllllEJllF1 This organization, now in its fourth year. is made up of hoys who have earned the right to wear the Varsity All matter concerning the awarding of A, B, and C letters are governed hy this group With this organization in full swing. we .can be sure that the C will be safeguarded l 5 , o 1 ln future years. . a liar ton John Branz A J Branz Mike Britton If rank Cavanah Earl Cuevas Gaspar Delgado Rodolfo Dome Jim Flias Richard If spana Salx ador I' elrx Pichard Gal C13 Alfred Gastelum Raul Geeiing Bob Geering Jim Gutierrez Rodolfo Lakins Dick Linn Ed Linn Flias Medina Manuel Meztfr Javier Ylorlett Xrthu Xloreno Frank 'Ioreno Lou s Naya Carlos lNoe P ddle Nunev Sammy Obeso Richard Padilla Carlos Pellegrin Louis Pina Raymond Polos John I eed Jerry Smith Bill bunson Charlts Ierrazas Albert X ega Felipe Y barra Joe Mi . . . .- ' ' 1 v Y A .f r , .' ' ' , v A I v Y I I 1 ' Q 4 Aly Dowe, Les Morales, Raul Servrn, Ruben 4 l' . l ' - ' L. z I' -Q I . 4. ' v r ' v .-, '1 ' W , 4 . 4 , r . , L' ' ' , .' ' 2. ' , - -, 1- ' ' , 'K .' l' , ' The Spanish Club of C U H S has been re organized under the direction of Mrs Mar garet Burr The Club which consists of mem ber of the Spanish speaking Spanish ll Class held meetings regularly throughout the year whlch were interesting and entertaining to all The Club presented the Spanish Depart ment annual Spanish play which proved to be a charming comedy El sueno de una noche de agosto As is customary with the Depart ment productions the play was a delightful combination of fine acting excellent direction and beautllul scenery SPANISH PLAY CAST Rosario Virginla Carrillo Dona Barbarita Rosa Morlett Maria Pepa Rosa Martinez Irene Carmen Morlett Amalia Norma Aceves El Aparecido Rodolfo Lozano Guillermo Edmundo Bareno Don uan Frank Moreno Pepe William Vlllasenor Mario Luis Moran Emilio Victor Bareno Aceves, Norma Balderas, Constance Benjarano, Eva Cabral, Maria Carrillo, Virginia Chavez, Carlos Cesena, Enriqueta de los Cobos, Octavio Daw, Woo Delgado, Rodolfo Garcia, Alfredo Gallegos, Eureka Grijalva, Mercy Grijalva, Manuel Gutierrez, Rodolfo Hernandez, Alicia Hernandez, Dellie Hernandez, Rodolfo Lamadrid, Mary L. Lopez, Candelario Llanos, Mario Morlett, Aida Patterson, Irma Pellegrin, Alfred Tiznado, Claudio Torrez, Delia Urias, Leonard Velasquez, Evaristo Mglllllllllllllllll llwllf llfllHllllF lll34lDllQllDllEllQw 6' Q4-Q1DllU N lEWfS'W 0 Becoming more experienced every sea son under the direction of Miss Lee Irvin the Press Club had a Very busy year in cluding the publication of three issues of Top Flight the schools literary mag azme and the Bulldog Growl the school bi monthly newspaper Almost all of the members of the Press Clas or the College Prepar'1 o1y Section of English III and quite a bit of true talent has been discovered among the members of thi club BULLDOG GQOWL Editor in Chief r Cavanah Associate Editors Lupe Servin Tram Calvin Alice Qtter benlor Editor Melvin Chetno lunio fditor Albert Terrazas Production Chief Dick Lak ns Calvin Travis Carmichael Joy Favanah Farl Cheino, Melvin Doolittle Jeanne Gunterman, Jean P a tfield Mary Jacobs Lyla Ruth Lakms, Dlck Mandrapa, Beverlene Newton, June Otter, Alice Pellegrin Louis P1655 Bob Press, Shlrley Procsal, Alice Servm, Lupe Terzaaas, Albert W f lf xx 1 lx C , - ' V ' ' .Q Q A -' - 4 - Eal Club are from either the Composition ,TOP FLIGHTHU- SllllllQ,l'lIlrlll l j lf? lllllllllli lll3f3lN ll? 0 The C U H 5 Band under the dnrectlon of Mr Wendell Waterman had a very successful year The band played at all of the varsnty foot a games and at all of the pep rallles Hnghllghts ol the vear were the 1o1nt concert put on by thls group w1th the chorus and the orchestra and the annual S rlng Swmg IH vxhlch the band took a mayo1 part daft' GLA' Barton John Blner Paul Byer Jacqme Carmxchael Joy Cavanah Fall Chavez Jose Cherno Melvm Cuevas Gaspal Dowe J1m Dowe Leslle Pllas Charles BA ND H1135 Rlchard Garc1a Alfred Gastelum Raul Geer mg Robert Gunterman Jean Laklns Rlchard Medlna Manuel Meuno Adalbexto Mezta Jav1er Mollet Arthur Nunez Sammy Pad1lla Carlos Parra Oscar Pma Raymond Polos John Poulos Jlm Servm Ruben Smallmg Harold Speer George Stmson Charlle Thompson Charles Wllson Arnulfo Ybarra Joe mfli glif lHlllEllLll9 S ilN11QliN4!Q4w Under the direction of Mr. C. VV. Vkfaterman, and ac- companied by Williamina de los Cobos and Marie l-liguera, the Girls' Chorus provided several entertaining assemblies and collaborated with the band in presenting the' annual 'Spring S-wing, which was enjoyed by all, Bejarano Lva Bishop Mona Brazle Betty Cabxal Socorro Carullo Vlfglnla Fimbre Amaha Fraz1er Nancy Gates Mildl ed Grijalva Mercy Gu1d0tt1 Evelyn Hlguera Marie HIHOJOSA Norma Long Josephine Lopez Mary Alice Lucero G1 ace Mmlett Carmen P1 ocsal Allce Servm Lupe 'lellez Remedia Tor rea Della V ava Inez VV1lson Petra XVoOtOn Lavell L Yba rra Marty l - 1 .. . ' 1 b 1 I Y , ' 7 I I. 7 U ' ' I ' - l I Cobos, Wllllamlna de los Lopez, Carmen Williams, Norma. M'SliPllQll NW llilllEVllFllQw C7 - .1 Highlight of the senior activities this year was their senior play, Spring Fever, a farce in three acts, that kept the audience in loud laughter from the prologue to the final curtain call. The lives of three college churns, their girl friends, and their efforts to help one of the boys graduate formed the exciting plot of the play, Things were getting fine until a buggy zool-ogy professor started the ball rolling by failing Howard for lack of a term, paper. After that, everyone got into the thick of the fight and there was let down until the final curtain was drawn, and everyone was satisfied Excellent cooperation coupled with flawless sound effects, good back stage work, and superb direction made Spring Fever one of the best ever presented at C U H b CAST Howard Brant a senior at Centerville College Leslie Dowe Ed Burns a chemistry student Frank Britton Vic Levis an art student Earl Cavanah Lot Herron a Journalism student ean Gunterman Mrs Spangler the landlady Betty lo Guidotti Vivian George Vic s heart interest Lupe Servm Henry Purcell Anne s father Charles Thompson Phoebe Purcell Anne s mother Wilma Loy Maude Corey Hovi ards spinster aunt Mary Hartheld Professor Virqil Bean of the Zoology department Louis Pellegrin Dixon President of Centerxille College Sammy Nunez DIRECTOR Miss Marguerite Barsot STUDENT DIRECTOR Melvin Cherno STAGE MANAGER Gene Vremsak -- ., C r l T , Ya i ' 1' .,....... - ' ' -f-f-- I Anne Purcell, Howard's heart-interest ----- - F Shirley Press Dr. ' , ' f' , K ---- ' M ll lWllSllHll ll MN DENWVW Youth was the theme of the Iunior Play this year. Uncertain Wings, the story of High School students, dramatic contests, and a malt shop, was presented with a lively cast under the direction of Miss Marguerite Barsot. with Albert Terrazas as student director. The entire action took place in a malt shop, which provided the audience with a refreshing change from the usual sets of our high school plays. Pop Riley Alice Ethel Tubby Dolly ack Margaret Lo a erry Tyler Gra nville rffwr-' gg I Travis Calvifi Paula Williams Eleanor Lee Iuliet Balderas oy Carmichael Dick Lakins Betty Guidotti Edward Linn Lyla acobs Louis Moreno lim Dowe 1 I Director Miss Barsot Student Director Al Terrazas Stage Manager Travis Calvin Y .C 1' if ' M x nz' 1. J . , . ffl' . ' . . I' 0 , - ----- 1 . ' . ' ' - I - T - - - 1 ' . . 4 - I I Bob - - F, -, -, -, -, ' Assistant ---- Dick Lakins 1 - ----- 1 I - -. ---- 1 M'Sllll2lhllQllfY ll5ANlllSw When it comes right down to it, C U H S has every reason to be proud of its brains, These students who uphold our schools scholastic reputation have become members of the California Scholarship Federation early through hard work. They are students who have been keeping their grades up to the' level of three A's and no grade lower than a B during each of six semesters. These students are entitled to receive the highest praise and congratu lations from their comrades fellovx students faculty and other friends Paul Biner Travis Calvin Joy Carmichael Farl Cavanah Melvin Cherno Rodolfo Delgado Leslie Dowe Mary Hartfield Honora Higuera Dick Lakms Flmor Lee Mary Ellen Mains Beverlene Mandrapa Alice Otter Blll Smlth Charles Thompson Gene Vremsak I U I Y 7- 1 y Y . fi Leroy Bowman .Jim Dowe , J. Mllilllllllld- llJliEllElll3 'lllllllllli 4llJ1llZlIEAN'W One of the leading educational organizations of the school is the Science Club. President ---- Iohn Zufiiga Under the supervision of Mr Louis Cyinisc and xxith ohn Zuniga as Pres ident the members enyoyed an in structive and enyoyable year Each student worked on a special project relating to science and the entire group enloyed several field trips Vice President Honora Higuera Secretary Treas Sammy Nunez ... . . V. I --. w 1 t I 1 . X tt., . VW CMI, 'Lava .,..,,..,' J , f ' ,414 ff I B1 azie Betty Cardiff Margaret Car michael Joy Chavez Carlos Cherno Melvin Doolittle Jeanne X Dowe Jim Guntezman Jean Hartfield Mary Hlguera Honora Jacobs Lyla Ruth Mains Mary Ellen J Nunez Sammy Otter Alice Pellegxm Louls Servin Lupe Velasquez Fvaristo Villasenor William S smur HEA MHWIEE 9 Q 7 RTED MEN Q' QA W1 llBllLlllN 'll The 1945 footblll season time to a thrxllmg fmrsh last fall and for the second consecutrve year El Lentro Bramley and Calexico ended ln a three wav t1e for flrst place The Bulldog wound up the season vtxth SIX XICYOIICS agamst tvxo deteats They beat El Centro twlce and Imperxal Holtvllle Yuma and San D1ego r Varsity each once While loslng to thexr old jlnx the Bramley W1ldC3tS and tc Fxcelslor Hlgh rn a post season game They had the honor of p1l1ng up the hxghest score agamst an oppon ent by trounclng Holtulle 71 to 0 vxhxle thelr 44 to 0 XICIOIY over El Centro wa second h1ghest The Bulldogs vtere further honored by havmg each man of the flrst eleven placed on erther the first second or honorable mentxon l1st ol the All Valley team Carlo Padllla and Rlchle Felmx vtere flrst team repeaters whrle Manuel Medma and Ed Lmn xx ere elected to th1s group for thexr flrst t1me Frank Brltton Ellas L1nn Les Dowe Lharlle Stmson and Rodolfo Gulterrez made the second team and lxm Doxxe and nm Geermg recelved honorable menton Rnchard Fellx was also selected on the all CIF thxrd team Button Frank Cuevas Gaspal Dowe .hm Dowe Les FCIIX R1Ch16 Geenng Bob Geermg Jun Gurterrez Rodolfo Johnston Warren Lmn Ed L1nn Ellas Medma Manuel Mezta Javler Morales Raul Moreno Louls Moxlett A1 thur Nava Carlos Padllla Carlos Pana Oscar Ser vm Ruben Smlth B111 Stmson Charles Vega Fellpe 0 Q -a ll IN vl tl! l . lL A lk ' , , r , ,d' - , S ... V . , , U - v Y v I 1 - . . XW11Q11E11E11K1gQQ SCORES Ours Theirs 13 - Yuma - 6 21 San Diego I.V. 13 25 El Centro 7 20 Imperial 0 13 Brawley 19 71 Holtville 6 Excelsior Nancy FIHZIBI Penny Polos Pat Bowlmg Prank Brltton Les Dowe e Rodolfo Gutxerrez h Charhe Stxnson q Ed Lmn g Pxchxe Fehx f Caxlos Padllla e Manuel 'viedma t Jlm Geermg h .hm Dowe g Ilma Lmn t Lee Bogle coach , . v , . , . A , . . . . l.. F . . , . , . . . , . , 0 F 44 E1 Centro O 38 213 83 O llglllflllfllillf ZAXND llL11UWllEllLNYw Becoming a major part of the school activities, the second annual home- coming day was held on the day of the football game with Brawley. A coronation ceremony was held in the auditorium, with Richie Felix, co-captain of the team, crowning Pat Bowling as Football Queen of 1945. A downtown street rally followed the coronation, and half time services were held at the game. Following the game, the G.A.A. held the annual homecoming day football dance. This event is now firmly a part of C U H S, and we are sure that it will grow in meaning and ceremony as the years come and go. QUEEN --- Pat Bowling ESCORTS: MAID OF HONOR ---- Norma Williams Richard Felix SQPHQMORE ATTENDANT - Armida Burt lim Geering FRESHMAN ATTENDANT - Pat Berthelson Bob Geering CROWN BEARER - A ---- Gail Smith Charles Stinson M'llPl4L2AlYlWlAFlllllESZw The Bullpups had a fair grid season, winding up the 1945 schedule with three wins against two defeats and one tie. The pups crossed the Colorado river twice to defeat the Iunior Criminals, while trouncing the Holtville 's in their only league victory. They were defeated by El Centro and Calipatria and tied by Brawley. Iohnny Polos, fullback, and Raymond Piiia, right tackle, won places on the All-Valley eleven. The team was coached by Nlr. A. Swango, assisted greatly by Sammy Nunez. 1-.. K .le Ours Theirs 8 - Yuma - 0 0 - Calipat - 13 7 - El Centro - 21 6 - Brawley - 6 44 - Holtville - O 12 - Yuma - 6 Branz, Mike Cobos, Toby Cosio, Israel Cosio, Robert Elias, Carlos Elias, Richard Espana, Salvador Garcia, Alfred Garcia, Javier Hernandez, Rodolfo Lakins, Dick Lozano, Henry Lyc-n, Tyler Manjarrez, Javier Nufmez, Sammy Obeso, Richard Panaquilas, Geozge Pina, Raymond Poulos, Jim Press, Bob Reed, Jerry Salazar, Frank l Smith, Jerry Speer' George cquie Byer Norma Hinojosa Terrazas, Al Ybarra, Joe Betty Brazie Betty Harvey Mllillklllizbh if Milli llQ4lDllU4lLZlliillw The 1946 Wrestling season came to a successful close with the C U H S mat men proudly claiming the Imperial Valley Championship. The Bulldogs won six first places to win the l.V. tournament, and placed second in the C.l.F. Southern Section tournament. Winning the I. V. tournament this year, makes three times out of four years that Calexico has dominated the valley wrestling scene, and gave them sole possession of the Holtville Rotary Club trophy. Barton, John Dowe, Jim Elias, Carlos Espana, Salvador Gutierrez, Rodolfo Lakins, Dick Linn, Ed Manjarrez, Javier 9 Medina, Manuel Mezta, Javier Noe, Eddie Obeso, Richard Padilla, George Panagulias, George Patterson, Henry Pina, Raymond Polos, John Rashid, George Reed, Jerry Smith, Jerry Stinson, Charles Thompson, Charles Vega, Felipe Wilson, Arnulfo Zamudio, Benny Aallfllgllmillf Basketball prospects for this year were what any coach could ask for. with the 1945 starting line returning and all of the subs having had playing experience. The Bulldogs started off exactly like last year, and, at the cnd of the' first half of league play, were ahead by winning all of the games. The second half started the same way, until the games with Brawley and E1 Centro when disaster fell. They lost these games, which would have de- cided the Championship, in a peculiar way: To Brawley they lost 42-41--l point: to El Centro, 50-20--30 points! So ended the season with El Centro, Brawley, and Calexico tied for first place. Highlight of the season was the successful Bulldog pre-season invasion of San Diego, in which they defeated San Diego vocational and Coronado in the same day. Every player in the squad lettered and Padilla and Felix were selected in the All Valley first team while Dowe placed on the second team This was Felix third year on the top five Branz A J Britton Frank Cavanah Earl Dowe Les Calexico f Calexico Calexico Calexico Calexico Calexico 32 D Vocational Coronado Imperial Brawley Calipatria Fl Centro Felix Richard Geermg Jim Medlna Manuel Moreno LOU1S Calexico Calexico Calexico Calexico Calexico Calexico 2C Padilla Carlos Pellegrin Louis Stinson Charles Ybarra J oe I-1oltv1lle Imperial Calipatria Yuma Brawley E1 Centro ' 31 ee etw- s, . ' 20 ' e ---We ' ' 51 - ew- 36 ' 51 eeede ' Calexico 33 ----Y-HW Holtville 21 Calexico 35 ----H Yuma ' 48 fm -v ' 11 -' 58 AM- ' ' ' 30 lf- 26 - ' 26 --.-W ' 59 A-H ' ' 24 ' 41 aaa -- H an 1 29 ' 20 -if - Af llaelgllkc X The B's of the year 1946 had a successful season, in spite of having had one defeat from the Brawley quintet. The Pups in return toured to Brawley to defeat them by a bigger margin. After having had such tough and competent oppo- sition, the Pups managed to come out on the top. The B's show appreciation and gratitude to a coach who knows his stuff, Mr. Swango. The Calexico Puppies were the only undefeated team in all the IMPERIAL VALLEY LEAGUE. They had a few close skins with a couple of the Valley quintets, but our little five would always come out of the basketball court on top like cream on milk. They were instructed and taught a few tricks on how to play the game by coaches Sammy Nunez and Richard Felix. l lilli UB!! Calexico 30 Calexico 32 Calexico 34 Calexico 60 Calexico 40 Calexico 32 Calexico 39 Calexico 37 Calexico 56 Calexico 35 Calexico 30 Calexico 37 SQUAD - I-loltville - Imperial -A Brawley - Calipatria - El Centro -- Holtville -- Imperial - Yuma Calipatria YYuma - Brawley Y-4 El Centro --el' 1. 515061 n ' in .1 g--1 Dowe Jim Flias Richard Gutrer rez Rodolfo B Squad C SQUAD Lak1DS Dick Linn Edward Pellegrm Alfred Hernandez Rodolfo Barton John Branz Mike Elias Carlos Espana Salvador C Squad Garcia Alfred Gastellum Raul Kimbr ell Bill Llanos Mario Pina Raymond Poulos Jim Smlth Jerry Thompson Charles Peed Jerry Speer George Valle Manuel Zamudio Benny Calexico Calexico C alexico Calexico Calexico Calexico Calexico 20 Calexico 2-l Ho tville Bramley El Centro Holtville Imperial Yuma Brawley El Centro 5 ll 36 21 25 19 22 I9 6 31 26 34 l 1 A Q- , 1 - . . Begg 'lift A A. ' f , . ' ' ' ' ' . o f 19A 1 ' 3 Geering, Bob Nunez, Sammy Smalling, Harold Qalelflco A Imperial lg ', ' ' , 2 1 ' 27- 12 H H ' ' l9e- ' l0 , . - f u , 1 -' 26 -4 ' I3 , ' . , , ll - 5 ' , ' ' , ' , ' - 17 , , ' , ' - 15 MSXWV lllplllfl llL4lDlW W The Boys' tennis team had a ve'ry good season except for a couple of slim defeats. The Bulldogs traveled to Yuma to defeat the Criminals in a close match, and went to San Diego only to lose a close one' to the Grossmont Foothillers. The Bulldogs engaged the El Centro Spartans in a two out of three gamc series for the valley championship, and it was necessary to play only the first two for the Bulldogs to cinch their third consecutive valley title. The girls' team played two practice matches with El Centro, but the lack of girls forced the Bulldogs to concede the championship to the Spartanettes. s .7 , lwww ,l.a.-1 .J ' BYHUZ, A- J- Delgado, Arsenio L1a,n0s,Ma,ri0 , Br-amz, Miko Delgado, Rodolfo JI' Moreno, Frank ff' ' Brazie, Betty Doolittle, Jeanni Nunez, Sammy '-- f Calvin, Travis Garcia, Alfred Otter, Alice Carmichael, Joy Garcia, Javier Reed, Jerry 2 , Cavanah, Earl Gunterman, Jean Servin, Lupe ' if Chavez, Carlos Jacobs, Lyla Silva, Elvira ' Q l F- . , IIIIHIIIP IVOILIIU IBA IILIILIEZZAIWI It The Bulldog baseball season wasnt very successful th1s yeal as the team won only two games whlle loslng four As there were only two teams ln the league the Bulldogs and the Fl Centro Spartans played a two out of three game ser les for the champlonshlp wlth the Spartans wlnnmg The other two defeats were at the hands of Yuma and Gross mont The B team howexer played a three game serles wltle Fl Centro and won two of them to take the Valley suuad tltle OUR S THEIR 5 VARSITY Yuma Yuma EI Centro El Centro El Centro Grossmont Centro Centro Centro 9-u VARSITY Bmtton Frank Geermg Bob Cuevas Gaspar Geermg Jlm Dowe Les Gutlel 1 ez Rodolfo Fellx RlCh1e Lmn Ed Nunez Sammy Padllla Carlos ILINIOR VARSITY Fhas Rlchard Lmn Ed Nunez Sammy Geerlng Bob Martmez Ray Parra Oscar Gutxerrez Rodolfo Mezta Javxer Salazar Frank Moreno Louls Parra Oscar Morlett Arthur Salazar Frank Smlth B111 Stmson Charlle Terrazas Albex t Smlth Jerry Thompson Charles Ybaz ra Joe Hernandez Rodolfo Morlett Arthur Smalllng Harold Zxmmerman Ralph ' - 1 f - A - - - I- - ' ' '1 QD 60 , I I XX X L.: ' ,L It . , . . 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