Laredo Community College - Spur Yearbook (Laredo, TX)

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Seated, from left: Adelfa Serna, Maya Guerra, Graciela Chavez, Carmela Mor- eno, Mr. Stanley Keilson, Sponsor, Minerva Cantu, Rosario Santos, Elva Reyna, Maria de la Garza. Standing: Jorge Iimenez, Alberto Esparza, Raymundo Fernandez, Pablo Ornelas, Iesus Leya, Joe Botello, David Lopez, Marcos Rocha, Homero Jimenez, Derley Dilley, Francisco Pena, Lauro Garcia, Iuan Pena, Antonio Griado. X Mr. R. G. Ancira, above right, stands with friend before marquee advertis- ing picture about the oft- imperiled Pauline. He has been employed With the local theatres for more than 30 years. Tommy Johnson, standing below, discovers the deck,s been given a fast shuffle in this skit with Lauro Garcia, Meme Arredondo and Koke 7 Rocha. Party-time with the campus play- ers and their pals, Maya Guerra dishes out coffee and goodies.

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mylar: ho Ei IA ,fx 1 . was With rails and locomotives reaching Laredo in 1881, the town began to develop into a city. The first English newspaper, The Times bore the date June 4, 1881. James S. Penn published the weekly which became a daily in 1883. Q JE VS, Seated clockwise from left: Francisco Pena, Diana Utley, Ramiro Martinez Aurora Sanchez, Norma Enriquez, Imelda Canales. Stand- ing Victor Cairillo, David Lopez, Tristan Castaneda, Miss Ellen Ioidahn Sponsor, Juan Pena, jose Luis Novoa. fPete Trevino and Nick Gaitanos served as photographers for The Round-Up.j K,

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lncrra, aboxe uds ruth friend arquee adrertr e about the oft Pauline He has rloxed mth the ies for more than PEECH 1w,AQ, WWW In the lobby of Laredols most modern theatre, the Plaza, are from left: Diana Sanchez, Publicity Chairman, Salvador Saavedra, Sergeant-at-Arms, Beatriz Ramos, Treasurer, Lauro Garcia, Parliamentarian, Mary Cintron, Reporter, Graciela Iacaman, Secretary- Thomas ohnson President, Rogelia Rocha Vice- President Alicia Reyna, Program Chairman. The flickers revolutionized opera iouses and vaudeville theatres and ater, sound tracks revolutionized the movies The Royal, a part of Laredo entertainment through these changes, ras preserved its attractive facade al most as it was when new towards the first of the century rw? ' wswiigw, , Laredo citizenry of the latter 18003 were entertained at the nfightsv. At other times, this across-the-river ring pitted man against bull. Also there were cock fights. als , 4 gt M af. X 'ttsfg'fg.gf,f' Q Wy 'M , , . , t at ,f - M, . X af 5' f ' f . 4, is r Q I 1 gy f Mm HM, WW ,MS , W -I ff :...l4,.l.,y pn, 44, sv 4 , YI' ea'b isst f W s wf if ,M We p , ,.,...l.M41,5, .,.. : .pm K - .www V. 1 1 X f