St Joseph Academy - Mesquite Yearbook (Brownsville, TX)

Page 87 text:

QRAMA cl. B FIRST ROW From left to r1ght Raym ond Flores Dav1d Pxller Dav1d Gldden DaleJohnson Jerry Steele SECOND ROW Jesse Sloss Uvaldo C ha m p 1 o n James Rutledge C e s a r C1sneros THIRD RO W Carlos Hernandez Henry Valent1no Joe BorJa Charles See Georoe Mansur Once more the Dram a Club l1ved up to 1ts trad1t1on To glve complete sat1sfact1on to an aud1tor1um f1lled to capac1ty Wlth the presentat1on of the Annual H1gh School Play For a full evenlng the audlence watched wlth grow1ng 1nterest and av1d1ty the p1rat1cal farce The Jolly Roger What would you do 1f you stumbled upon a tr1o of crooks holdxnga wealthy bus1ness manfor a hundred thousand dollars ransom 'P Would you help escue the k1dnapped v1ct1m when h1s captors had all the guns and you had noth1ng but your trusty VV1tS to p1t agalnst them 'P The eager crowd watched the resourceful and qu1ck m1nded Cedrxc George Mansur the two gu1l1b1e youths Jerry Steele and Charles See the 1rasc1ble m1ll1ona1re J1m Rutledge the gen1al sea capta1n Uvaldo Champ1on the t1m1d cockney valet Dav1d Gldden the gawky young h1ck, Dav1d P11ler and h1s compan1on, Cesar Clsneros the master crook Ray Flores and h1s tough henchman Henry Valentlno the superst1t1ous bootlegger boat captam Joe Borja and the sto11d Swede, Dale Johnson The play was an overwhelm1ng success both enterta1n1ngly and f1nanc1a1ly The success of next year's play has been almost assured lf one thmks of a prev1ous tr1umph as a means of pub11c1ty for an event to come, G 83 . U 21301 1? f 1 , f , VH, ' , 1 3 ' 2 ,,,.,L, A5 Q ,I 'V I My Y , lg v 1 . X . x ' A my c , A , ' I 4 X ff ' n , 1 , , 7 J ' r Mp- . , A Pxs s , 5' Y l 4 - : s s D I - I . , 9 J - I 7 Y ! 9 O 0 . ' ' ll vu O . Q - . . . . 5 . , - I , 2 1 I a Q 1 S 5 s . Q , g 9

Page 86 text:

.ln i wwf

Page 88 text:

E2 Q QW ,A Q W few, fi 35 WW ZW if fri Z S 4 M' ' ie Za' 5 W if we , Af W lik Ma. 1 u I L , ,