The Mavericks Stage Riotous Third Act Ends Well
The production delighted the student body with strong performances from the cast and sponsor Miss O'Brien. Final applause praised the stage and all characters for a well done piece of work.
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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1946
Page
2
The production delighted the student body with strong performances from the cast and sponsor Miss O'Brien. Final applause praised the stage and all characters for a well done piece of work.
Calendar lists games for December 13 to 20 at Silver City Clifton and Hot Springs. Includes 7:00 and 8:00 p m starts, 2nd string安排, exam dates December 19 20 and end of semester, with holiday period starting December 23 through January 6.
The Mavericks building two games tonight against the Silver City Colts after losses to Las Cruces and Hatch. Second-string game at 7 00 and first-string at 8 00, with a schedule through December 20 including Clifton and Hot Springs appearances.
On Thursday December 5 the National Assembly gram presented the second of five programs. Happy Holly entertained with juggling magic impersonations and jokes. Everyone enjoyed the acts and awaited the next assembly program.
Despite bad weather the crowd filled the high school for a vigorous performance about a mother doctor. The audience reaction was enthusiastic as the young cast delivered a lively show amid trials and tribulations seen in the plot.
The December 6 assembly sponsored by Miss Nora Smith featured Future Homemakers of America members presiding over roles. Ernestina Figueroa led as presiding officer while Margie Myers, Margaret Martinez, Eloisa Hernandez, and Dorothy Taylor represented lem, colors, flowers, and motto. A candle ceremony followed, with Lora Payne performing “A Flat Waltz by Chaplin” and remarks by Mr Meugin and Coach Probert. The Juniors then spoke.
A brief notice indicates a junior annual play skit will be presented on the upcoming Monday. Details about venue or participants are limited in the readable text.
The week's report lists Anthony Union High School Hatch Union High School Dune Union High School and N Mex State Teachers College as cooperating exchanges. Annabeth Ewing, graduate of L. H. S., earned a scholarship at New Mexico A and M College covering tuition and fees for a year based on merit and need.
Readable fragments show a catalog-like listing of authors and titles including Ruth Gippon, Mile High Cabin Laughlin Ruth Caballeros Travel Andrews Clarence L The Story of Alaska Anderson Abraham C Trails of Early Idaho The Pioneer Life of George W Goodhart Cruse Gen Thermas Apache Days and After Hewett Edgar L The Pueblo Indian World Campa Arthur L Spanish Folk Poetry of New Mexico.
The library sets a due date of December 17 for all books. For any needed during the 18th and 19th, contact Miss lasdeeds for assistance.
A list of individuals including Mark Bowman Margaret Richards Ellen Brown Oscar Turrentine Albert Smith Gloria Sanchez Flex Kipp Jackie Jenkins Cruz Guerrero James Brown Cecilia Altuna Reymundo Gonzales Ofelia Diaz Marilyn Kuykendall Bill MacReynolds Marise Coursey Barbara Jiminez Frances Martinez Margy Myers Francisco Trejo celebrating birthdays in December from the community.
Notice urges students to finish unfinished work as exams approach on December 18 19 and 20 with the semester ending December 20 and emphasizes hard work this next week to prepare.
Reminder for library patrons about items checked out that are due on the 17th and a warning to avoid late return penalties by returning or renewing before the 20th. Encourages catching up now if items are overdue.
The FHA plans and makes a thousand Christmas stockings for Volunteer Firemen to adorn the community Christmas tree. The project runs in the afternoons with many girls taking stockings home to stitch. The girls feel they help make Lordsburg a happier place to live.
The group highlights that stockings were handmade and materials donated from the club treasury. Women volunteers listed include Nora Bell Blake Isabelle Wright Dorothy Taylor Dolores Pena Consuela Rosales Frances Medina Billie Bivens Betty Carey Cuca Rodriguez Micaela Arandula Enedina Gutierrez Paula Sandoval Antonia Duran Margie Myers Joyce Wright Eloisa Hernandez Manuella Sanchez Sally Martinez Herlinda Diaz Olalia Pena Patsy Smith Esperanza Delgado Stella Jimenez Frances Corral Jerry Batts and Margaret Martinez.
December 9 meeting of the FHA featured a Christmas banquet in the home economics room hosted by the second year class. Members exchanged gifts around a lighted tree, presented sponsor Miss Smith with a gift, and noted a treasury balance of 27.95. They reported completing Christmas stockings for the Volunteer Fireman.
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