Nogales High School - Apaches Yearbook (Nogales, AZ)
- Class of 1937
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PUBLISHED BY THE Q, J J K ABQDE STAFF OF THE ' 'MJ ' NOGALES HIGH SCHOOL ' ,NOGALE?, ARIZONA VIRGINIA WHITE ------- Editor PATTY COHENI- Business Mcmoqer I' Mf WX i W2 lf? WW 0 R gig is-2? 3 : , ?5l'!jO, E q gs Qi: W 'Iii-4-Eiwwfaf X IM? ,Wa I Wo' Bflbiwishes W I-O3 5weU H.9'4 ' UM ' ' T400 Y. Z if if IN FUTURE YEARS THIS IS THE BOOK THAT WE WILL I runld I I M ' . TA WN FR M OUR MEMORY SHELF: THIS IS Tu l,'a moM I j WM HAT ILL BRING Us AGAIN TO OUR m N , ' 1 . U 'VIII I C6 SCHO I.. YE OF 1937 AS NO OTHER RECORD POS- ' S Y C .FOR E WE ARE P ESENTED WITH A ALISTIC P TRAYAL OF AI.1LfTHOSE EVENTS O DEAR T OUR HEART . STHE STAFF HAS EN- DEA RED, WITH HELPAND COOPERATION OF THE FAC TY AND THE STUDENT BODY, WM ,A TO BRI G TO YOU A PUBLICATION aj WHI WILL EVER BE A R NDER , iq fl ' lf OF LDEN HIGH , J!! mf j,ff-AXA SOHOOLDAYS. ' 14711-1 1 ,I T DZ , li! I jI,f.0 ' I ff 147, X' ' I Z I J: il X llf' D ,z!r,, 6k , x Z dfli I ZV7 'if ' ' I- .T-RR -IITA I Q 0 XV! 17 . fi: fljxyl ' I ,115 ' If f 'Q T994 I 6 JL LLM , X 1fI,1,f+4:rI,T2 I 'rl 7:1 V X I -I-O 521 QADL 4, f L.. 4 1 ,L O Wh ., i ,g vi 115-fL'?iasiC X l 'A A . ' ,I e . 5951- V t H S' if , ,iw S intrlm'-s. 'fir-ITE t PNN- W V fQlif'Cr 'fi ' ' SUPERINTENDENTS MESSAGE Your school is the most important means of transferring the wealth of tradition from one generaticn to the next. Sometimes we see in the school simply the instrument for transferring a certain maximum quantity of knowledge to the growing generation. The school serves the living world. You should have developed those qualities which are of value for the welfare ot your community. That does not mean that individuality should be destroyed and that you are to become a mere tool ot the community. A community of standardized individuals without personal originality and aims would be a poor community, with possi- bilities for little further development. Your education should give you the capacity for independent acting and thinking, making you realize service to your community, wherever you may be, as one of your highest life problems. What you have contributed to your school community and what you will con- tribute aiter you leave school needs serious reflection. rj., Lit Q, l L X K ? ith s' re app ci for her loyalty, interest, and unpreiudiced advice duri t e past y ,we th Senior Class of 1937, cmd the Adobe Staff, dedicate th s, ur yearb ok, to Margaret Handley. A graduate of the University of Arizona, Miss Handley has brought to Nogales High School an extensive knowledge of journalism which she has applied to the weekly publication of the Apache Warcry, our school paper. As sponsor of the Senior Class she haslspent a great deal of her time helping them to make a success of each of their traditional ente I' rises. The Senior Ball, Banquet, and Ditch Day would not have materialized h she not been there to supervise them. Thus it remains that we are most grateful to iss Handley r advisor and friend. I QWGQW fm ,,,,,QJgffW W I I ogo I ' A Y I 6 I. bl 7 , I 5 5 SUPERINTENDENT ..,,,..,,,..,,,....,......,.....,,..,, ,.,,.,,,....,....,,,, ...,...... A . I. MITCHELL PRINCIPAL .,...,..,...,... . ..,.,... F. E. WESTERLAND SCIENCE ,.,.,.,.. ,,,,.. ........ I . W. HADDOCK SECRETARY .,...., , .,,,...,,.. MARY KARAM ENGLISH .,,,,., , ....,.... MARGARET HANDLEY SCHOOL NURSE ,.,,,,,,. ,,,,,,,... L YDIA POTTHOFF PHYSICAL EDUCATION .,,..... ROSALIE BARNEY COMMERCIAL .,,,,,.,,,.. .,.,...,.,, L ON BELLMAN HOME ECONOMICS .,......., ELEANOR CLASSEN COMMERCIAL ..,,.,, . .,.... HGLADDEN ELLIOTT SPANISH .,,.,., ,.,.,., M AGDALENA ESPINOZA MATHEMATICS ,,,,,, . ...NMAX A. KEYTE MUSIC AND LIBRARY ,,,,,, ,....,,.. G WEN N. KING ATHLETIC COACH .,II, ENGLISH .,.,,., ,........, ..,. MANUAL TRAINING ,..........., POLITICAL SCIENCE ,,,..,..,.,.. BOARD OF TRUSTEES ...LOYD LEDFORD .CHARLOTTE LUZ ...HAROLD STILES BRUCE WALLACE PRESIDENT ,...,.,., .....,,. R OSE HELEN SCHERB CLERK ..,,...... .,.,...,.. E . S. EDMONSON MEMBER ........,. ......... C HAS. I. BRACKER D644 .zlawwgv-ff , , L'C',QLJl,.,..,J., S2--My '1'Y J T J f 3 l 56151-wishes End 10113-oY'lUcli -1-Ol'Yll!f lf7L-,L-,Q Sjflxehd. H Qwccj11Ei5-41100 Eve CLASSES U10U'7'q C'-46-90 . uloefe, I' J A , TUl 3umonlr.fe.L1 Q jg!!! Upfwaar , X G J' M 4f- ,, wwwfwffqgdwwn MMM c,w A2fZ'jL,4,z,y.LJ+- AV? EW, I ' wi all A MT 30QQm1.14,M fy My O?QwMWM,g,- , SENNICQR HISTORY In the fall of 1932 some seventy-ddd freshmen entered the portals of N. H. S. cmd organized themselves under the sponsorship of Miss lane Forsythe. Daniel Fimbres was chosen president cmd Winifred Miller vice-president. Even as freshmen these students showed the type of enthusiasm which was to make them one of the most activeqclasses the High School has ever seen. These same students found themselves blossoming sophomores one year later. They seemed destined to change sponsors yearly for this time Miss Elizabeth McClain and Miss Margaret Handley jointly helped to steer them along the right paths. Several members of the class were very outstanding in school activities: lone Marcus, as candidate for the Adobe Queen, and Gonzalo Puchi, as yell leader, were among those most active. The entire class gave a picnic as well as a benefit dance, thus beginning its bank account for the next year which was to feature their Iunior Prom. Iames Frazier led the class as president and De Wooddell as vice-president. 6 In their Iunior year the class really came into its element, its crowning glory being their successful Iunior Prom. Miss Charlotte Luz replaced Miss McClain as sponsor of one-half the class while the other half continued under Miss Handley. Carlos Lodoza was elected president, but as he had to leave, Barbara Macdonald, vice-president, took over his duties during the second semester. 1936-37 found the class organizing as soon as school had started. As the Iunior Prom of the previous year had completely depleted their funds, there was much work to be done. Everyone was ready and willing to lend a hand. This year Miss Handley sponsored the entire class. Money was raised by formal teas, plays, candy sales, rattles, dances, and picture shows. Three outstanding events were: The Black and White Ball, the Valentine Tea and Fashion Show, and the play, lt's The Fashion. Toward the end of the year the class was divided into two groups, the Reds and the Blues in order to raise money for the Senior Ball. Competition was to spur them ony the losing side was to give the winners a party. Fidel Enciso and Virginia White were elected president and vice-president respectively. As a finale to a successful year, the Senior Ball was given the night following graduation with their King and Queen, Ioe Garcia and Antonio Macris, reigning. The Senior Class of 1937 leaves to their successors all the pep and vigor they have shown during their four years in high school. Q,9f l'4J! wl5s. -v1'?'J wmv!! Q, ,844 ,gif-'1i,,..f 0. GRADUATES FIDEL ENCISO Fiddle IGNACIO CAS fl NCxcho' IM! lx! VIRGINIA WHITE Ginny SPIRO PANAS Greek MANUEL VASAVILBASO Voce BARBARA Bobs ww BERNICE PRICE ERNEST FRANZEN TcxciI'uI jl Ernie I X, 7 SALVADOR 'Zinn tar 1 xl! I af? , Z4 7- IA DOROTHY CUTTING Happy IOSE GARCIA PuIetc1s' RODOLFO GUERRERO Chico MAX MITCHELL Mitch nwy 9 ,QF 3 0 ? I Wy N-J! ,pq an-or 1-my fa- i I 1 1 Ivy' ,sr I . Kon -Q... gf - xx . . ag, W '-EW' 1 HQ ' I Afgffjfwf , -x I 1 N Q 'R' A GRADUATES Pest ELAINE MCLAURIN Babe ELAINE DANIELS Pudqy IOI-IN UNDERWOOD Don Juan ENRIQUE ARINO Liki LILLIAN MCCLURE Lil ANNIE GAFFNEY GCrIfi PETER GOURDIN Tramps DANIEL EIMBRES ,qeepu MILDRED KANE Mil ELIZABETH WOODDELL lfgetiyl' l C A M 'fx I I aj LEQNAED SISNEROS .1 SISY . Ik , l MIGUEL ROSAS Mike JUNE PITTS Iunie XX X .3 I, 1 ' I H ,GRADUATES 1- - ' A I f .' ROBERTO ESPINOZA 'fMisi 4 1 77 ROBERT LEE I ' ' Bobby , R I ' ,F A' Q ' - I . MARY VALDEZ Sleem TI-IEODORA VILLA Teddy I-IECTOR LARRIVA I-IQrpo IAMES FRAZIER Cotton,eye WI FANNIE ROC Pony EL ILDEA j WM . eep erd A AN N10 VILLAN WINIFRED MILLER Wheens LUCILE LOWE Siss BALDWIN EDGELL Baldy JOE WELTY Milkmcm MARGARITA CONDES Maggie DELIA CARRILLO Deh-huh W UEVA Xgfo Eelpg 'AJ--nj' 'LD 'li' ww Jig Silqw it GJ XP THE SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY In 1987, fifty years after graduation, I found myself riding down the streets of Nogales in an outdoor bus. As we approached familiar surroundings, I recalled many memories of bygone years. To my surprise my home town no longer consisted of the one-way street of the old days. Skyscrapers .stood to the right and to the left of me. The high school which I had attended no longer stood. As I glanced towards Walnut Street, I noticed three large buildings-the new school, and an enormous stadium in the place of Herman's store, extending miles around. The stadium, I was told, was the Cactus Bowl, scene of the celebrated New Year's football game between my alma mater and a Mexico City team. During my tour of the school buildings, I stopped in the Hall of Fame, where hung pictures of some seventy odd graduating classes. The guide called my attention to the Class of '37, Tears came to my eyes as memories filled my mind. Alas, I thought, I shall probably never see them again. I was mistaken. I was to see them again, soon: in a dream. While sleeping that night, I recalled our graduation day,-some students laughing, some crying. Ahead of each was an unknown trail which fate bade him follow. After graduation, Ignacio Castro, Warcry Editor of '37, took a course in jour- nalism. He met a young lady who interfered so with his studies that he was forced to leave school. He went from bad to worse and finally jumped into the Santa Cruz River. Delia Carrillo married Mr. Dominguez's little boy Louie two weeks after gradu- ation. They have lived happily ever since. Margarita Condes met a circus clown with whom she fell in love. He promised her a beautiful home but turned out to be a drunkard: so Margarita has taken on his act. Happy Cutting and her bridegroom, Ioe, left for her ranch in Mexico the very day after graduation. They have been neither seen nor heard of since the last report that they were tangled in a revolution dealing with the price of wheat. Out in Patagonia, a big-time politician has just been elected mayor. Who? Douglas Cummings, of course. Pudgie Daniels, who took an interior decorating course, has been struggling for years with the back drops of the stage which was built at NHS in 1937. nl2cc l.-. 1 Baldy Edgell is operator of a junk shop on the edge of town. I found Fidel Enciso and Salvador Iury teaching Rosalie Bamey to play Ping Pong on the 32nd story of the La Ville Building. I Misi Espinoza, who starred in college football, is now coaching the Nogalitos Indians. ' Daniel Fimbres, wearing the same uniform and riding the same bicycle, is still delivering Western Union telegrams. N Ernest Pranzen left for Sweden in search of another Garbo, but wound up in Mexico with some cabaret dancer. ' Annie Gaffney finally overcome her shyness and has succeeded Mae West, her chief admirer being Cotton-eye Frazier. Soon after graduating Max Mitchell and Elaine Gildea formed a duet to travel around the country, but Max had to go to Phoenix, so now Elaine is doing a solo tour. Peter Gourdin is still sitting on the city park bench waiting for opportunity to come around the corner. 1 Rodolfo Chico Guerrero became the garbanzo king of old Mexico and mar- ried that girl from Mexico City. 1 Lincoln Hathaway, last of the famous Hathaway polo players, secured a job instructing the 20-30s in donkey polo. A dude captured Mildred Kane and took her back to Boston where she is now the dominator of society. ' Hector Larriva has achieved his desire of becoming a retired owner of one of the largest retail grocery stores in the Southwest. Robert Lee has done everything everywhere-from writing books to manufac- turing rotten egg gas, but now has disappeared. Lucille Lowe and her husband are running a pop-corn stand in Phoenix. Barbara Macdonald did NOT marry her teacher, but has married two or three other fellows since and is still going strong. Tony The Greek Macris is head of the Fox Nogales Theater while Squinkley is still burning up the pavement on Hudgin Street. A Spiro Panas since his return to Greece is still trying to convince the natives that he is Apollo in the flesh. Iune Pitts, trained nurse, is specializing in head treatment-the morning after. Bernice Price, the cartoonist, is still competing with Petty, the Esquire artist. She will probably win out as he is becoming rather old and shaky. xlficc if W 1 Fannie Rochlin is busy with her old habit-saying no when the answer is yes and vice versa. Following the footsteps of his famous instructor, Coach Ledford, Mike Rosas has become athletics coach at Nogales High School. Though growing a trifle stale, Leonard Sisneros is still training to compete in the 440-yard dash in the 1990 Olympics. Ioe Welty and Iohn Underwood have formed The Welty and Underwood Creamery Company. Ioe milks the cows. Mary Valdez was discovered accompanying that world famous tenor, Antonio Villanueva, at the Metropolitan. Elaine McLaurin is Manuel's latest. Vaca is still, however, unable to settle down. Lillian McClure did NOT marry Chalo but is raising chickens with her husband who is a farmer near Patagonia. Winiired Miller and Betty Wooddell, now happily married, run over to each other's house now and then to compare notes. Result: CHAOS! Theodora Villa established a dress shop and now may be seen at any time of the day telling her grandchildren how to run it. De Wooddell is a rancher as you would suspect but he comes to Nogales to sing a solo in the Episcopal choir every Easter-dragging the little woman behind him. Virginia White still taking care of all the neighborhood kids-including all those of her relatives. And in conclusion a word about our advisor, Miss Margaret Handley, who is now resting on her laurels which she received as owner and manager of the Handley Associated Press, one of America's largest newspaper concerns. The most important branch of her syndicate is the Apache Warcry, distributed weekly from the city of Nogales, Arizona. 74fLafv :I44c 5 SENIOR WILL We, the Senior Class of 1937, being of sound mind and body, do leave, Nogales High School with mixed feelings of both sorrow and gladness-with sorrow because some of us must go to work, and with gladness because we won't have to listen to the following people any more: Robert Berrellez, Miss Handley, Iulia Munguia, Mr. Elliott, and the noise in the hall. Our individual bequests are made with love and gratitude to the mentioned students who gave us inspiration. May each of you carefully guard these preci- ous memories and articles we leave you. I, Delia Carrillo, leave my ability to hold my man to Patsy Parsons. I, Ignacio Castro, leave the future Warcry editor many headaches. I, Margarita Condes, leave my name to be used as a high school yell. I, Douglas Cummings, leave my journalistic ability to Miss Handley. I, Dorothy Cutting, leave the second seat in the Senior section to whomever cops the next prexy. I, Elaine Daniels, leave my nickname, Pudgy, to Georgina Horral, whom ! I'm sure it will fit. - I, Baldwin Edgell, leave my nickname, Baldy, to that grand and glorious peak, Mt. Baldy, to avoid confusion. ' We, Fidel Enciso and Salvador Iury, leave our tennis career to Hawley Evans and Iulio Arias. Watch them defeat Perry and Tilden some day. I, Roberto Misi Espinoza, leave my nickname to the basketball team as a slogan. I, Daniel Fimbres, leave to Fat Watkins my eligibity in football to sp o Nogales High. I, Ernest Franzen, leave my smile to all the girls n graduating. MI! I, James Frazier, leave my sports ability to Roland he gra u ly w r the bench. A I, Annie Gaffney, leave Iulia Muna: fny abil' o,k p ,quiet C y 44! request. I, Paletas Garcia, leave my to all shoe o F er t old d wn t center position. V I Elaine Gildea leave my a ility p ay No t Eugene Si I Peter Gourdin leave my full gr wn mustache n Re h 1F k , ' I Lincoln Hathaway le horse to Mr Ell to e d afte sc ol . ' 1 ' , C - X I, Rodolfo Guerrero, leave m ' kname C ' ' to u . , ' , . ' b hours only. . V r I5 c X , Jf, f I, Mildred Kane, leave my sweet disposition to Mr. Keyte. I, Hector Larriva, leave my height to Mr. Westerland. May he overlook my faults. I, Robert Lee, leave my elderberry wine to Margaret Bird. She likes it. I, Lucille Lowe, bequeath my ability to ditch school to Florencio Velasquez. I, Barbara Macdonald, leave my technique of catching school teachers to whomever wants the one at Roosevelt after Fat comes home. I, Antonia Macris, leave my crown to Sophie Versus. On with the Greeks! I, Lillian McClure, leave Chalo to the girls who have tried to get him. I, Elaine McLaurin, leave my sister, lean, to paint the town red. I, Winiired Miller, leave taking my nickname Wheens with me, to keep Mr. Keyte from asking, Who? I, Max Mitchell, leave for Phoenix, the sooner the better. I, Spiro Panas, leave my best smile to Ernestine Briggs. I, Iune Pitts, leave a book of cowboy songs to Patsy so she won't bother Mr. Haddock for his collection. I I, Bernice Price, leave nothing because I need everything I've got. I, Fannie Rochlin, leave my four favorite words to Mr. Wallace to use on the folks at home-they are: ambidextrous, extemporaneous, amanuensis, and CHAOS. I, Mike Rosas, leave Coach Ledtord's shaving bowl to Les Hardy. I, Leonard Sisneros, leave my 440 sprint to George Ellis, hoping he won't beat my time. I, Iohn Underwood, leave my ability to collect scratch paper and short pencils to my brothers. I, Mary Valdez, leave to Miss Barney my best wishes for the continual suc- cess oi her department. I, Manuel Vasavilbaso, leave English VIII a peaceful class. I, Theodora Villa, leave my small feet and curly hair to Myme Preston. I, Tony Villanueva, leave my job with Miss Luz to the highest bidder. I, Ioe Welty, leave my math genius to Mr. Keyte and his posterity. I, Virginia White, leave my laugh to Roland's jokes. They need it. I De Wooddell, leave to make merry elsewhere. I, Betty Wooddell, leave my little brother to keep up the Wooddell's nick- name, PEST. Witnesses: Alley OOp Gr Foozy. Signed: The Senior Class of 1937. alba QW JUNIOR HISTORY PRESIDENT ....,...A,. ..... .. ........ GO NZALO PUCHI VICE-PRESIDENT .................. CECILIA TOSTADO SECRETARY ,,,.,.,,, ,,,,...,,.,.,,,,. I EAN MCLAURIN , TREASURER ........ ' ......,........... H ORTENSIA PUCHI SPONSOR ......,,..,,,.,..,,..,.......,.... MR. B. WALLACE As we look back into the Iunior memory book of 1933, we see a group of 38 pupils promoted into the eighth grade, which in that year was to be part of the high school. Although fearful of the upper classmen, they proved that year by giving a dance, by placing second in the queen contest, and by playing an important part in football and basketball that they were worthy of consideration. This, of course, was due to the able sponsorship to Mr. L. Bellman and the direc- tion of Gerald Zenizo, then president. During their freshman year Gus Franklin was outstanding in track. He placed second in broad jump, third in high jump, and second in pole vault. They placed second for the second time in the King and Queen contest. In their sophomore year under the direction of Francisco Gonzalez they gave a successful dance. Carlos Garcia was named all conference man in football. In the play Be Yourself, presented by the Senior Class, several Iuniors took part. Margaret Bird, Roland Bibolet, and Eddie Itule took part in the musical contest held in Bisbee. Those who made the Iunior Honor Society were Leslie Hardy, Roland Bibolet, Margaret Bird, and Cecilia Tostado. In their Iunior year, because Mr. L. Bellman did not have time to attend the class meetings, they elected another sponsor, Mr. B. Wallace. This year they had Gonzalo Puchi as president, and under his direction they had sales, dances, and the Iunior Play entitled, Who's Crazy Now? in which the following Iuniors took part: R. Bibolet, P. Cohen, F. Piquero, L. Watkins, E. Siddell, M. Bird, H. Morse, W. Bettwy, and P. Parsons. On May 21 the Iunior Prom was held. The predominating spirit was that of a romantic garden, refreshments were served, serpentines, confetti, and balloons were distributed. In athletics Harry Karns, a Iunior, was the football captain. Among the out- standing players were C. Garcia, M. Ahumada, I. Watkins, V. Cota, G. Franklin, and I. Gonzales. Leslie Hardy was manager for both sports. Election for officers of the Board of Control was held May 3. Leslie Hardy and Francisco Gonzalez were the two high candidates for President. Alfredo Matiella was elected Vice-President, and Carlos Garcia Secretary. Q ff-sei? has ASX? WW ltfftff uf? ffl' M . 3 A .J x I 7. P . I flwbi is '..!. .,-Alla J ,L I T' QQIVAE -YI jr? -' J f 'f df O. VA! A'..u y I 5 I Y if -w JUNIORS GONZALO PUCH1 OBDULIA ESPINOZA N015 ELLIS - I 1 T CE S LO a ..'.'f1-' 2' 'l33EmEV'e NZALEZ. ' X ' 's MARGARET BIRD GUSTAVO FRANKLIN ALICIA QUEN FRANK SOTO LUCILLE WATKINS MANUEL LOPEZ FRANCES PIQUERO ALFREDO MATIELLA ANNA MARGARET DOAN HARRY MORSE BEATRICE PARTIDA EDWARD ITULE LESLIE HARDY CARMEN LEYVA LEONARDO CARRERA COI-IEN ' RATRICIA PARSONS ARMIDA VIDAL ROBERT BERRELLEZ ROBERT SEEN EUGENE SIDDELL DM fMWIi1KiQTi?VI?T?T 5' E51-?...N3'S' RGLAIXQJ BIBOLET ' 223, ECHEVA V ff EA LAURIN K, A A N W' . J A QQ Ari A A FRANK HALL EILEEN G ' GERALD IOHN PATTON HORTENCIA PUCHI vi, IULIAN P. WATKINS GEORGE PRYGR CECILIA TGSTADO ,J IOHN REDD 4 ' JC! 1 I .1 M1 iff' iff . L1 T34 MIKE AHUMADA ' .J GOLDA DALTON CARLOS GARCIA Lf-1-mo. ke.- QWW RANTH Xfff' ARTHUR DOAN MARCELLA REDD 4 x A LAW INS ,fr WM 'f J MV A O CA BR11gGLEj2 19 A ff? f g 9 MW ,M A? W RQ, 57 Q ' 170 Lge! 1114! Lucvy 5 tdff WILLIAM F -ff? VMQW.. dm mf MMM 2-wO.!f '--Af jdwwm- H J' f' W LAST vw ,E ,V i . 1 -. 4 ll A .L 'f lfjrjffpfji J ,Y lg J, ,qv , M' J! ' W ff A 4 ,' AAL' A wffff' , ..,,pTfQiQ YL MQ- g.f X A325 3' - -, O HMP ' wif A Vvgfgly r 'if.i.' a'v'r-ww' 'A Y Sljff P29217 fi' Xl. fp-vu' If W We fry MR CLASS ' it HOME OM I HOMEROOM II K CARMEN L N ....,,..,..,.........,..,........ PRESIDENT ANN CUTTING ........,.,.,........,.,............ PRESID I ' ' X' CONSTANCE SANDOVAL ...... VICE-PRESIDENT IIAARTI-IA GUERRERO .I............ VICE-PRESIDENT X ENRIQUE SOTO ......,.....,................... TREASURER SARINA GONZALES .,.....,S....,....,I,.... TREASURER I2 CARLOS VELASCO ,....,....SS,... REPRESENTATIVE SERGIO ERIAS ......,T,............... REPRESENTATIVE ! X H ,4 W w J MEMBERS l , T- 3 I A. Ahumada I. Arias, M. Arino, E. Arzate, M. Brothers, B. Capin, L. Carter, ft I R. Chemin, A. Cutting, H. Damon, M. Damon, R. Espinozct, M. Flores, I. Foree, 'XPP' '. S. Frias, A. Garcia, G. Gonzales, S. Gonzal s, I. Grimrh, A. ' 'mm, M. Guerrero, I. Gutierrez, I. Hardy, L. Harmon, F. Holle Ewlane . Ins, Ay. eyva, B. ' ,JSI McGauqh, C. Rodriguez, F. Velasquez, P. Eberfinq, F. upp, M. Lopez H. Ifofwe, I I jx C. Lown, R. Luna, I. Mabant, I. Namson, BXMatieIId, S. Mi11er,'D. ogdy, I..' ff! . V5 Mungia, I. Nava, H. Patton, I. Pierson, M. Pompdv H. Prestotf, C. Rarrhrez, 2 I ff' ' .,, ll x ' xi 9 s ichards, C. Sandoval, V. Saldate, M. Samanieqq, M. Simpsqi, E. Soto, E. Th ' x I , oI-I, I. Titco b, R. Tully, B. Underwood, C. Velasco, C. Walkw fx VA IP, Il f XA ' I Q, f' XM- X F f H -I bis' me A, .A . f I by' rv xii' f! If A' xx If - ' f M V fYf'I' Wax I .z XT A' s I YI XX MKG I Q. Xi s H Q - I , X' . 5 1 I X I fl WM -LAAA S- R I5 . r fp 0 1 f I . .X , ,fl x 20 4 xf ' fx -.X . I alive. fi QW at' 'Y B I' . - . rl 53:3 . M' milf. ll .iVifff'V Jllrgyvgflll .JA ,Al . l 1 . CH MA . ....,...,, , . ........,...,,, ....,.,,... .......... RICARDO ANRIQ lvl ' RETAR ..,.,.. ...,....... . . ....,. ,,.. ,............ ........,....., o F ELIA MANRIQUEZ R.EAS ER... , .....,.. .. .. ,.,.,... .,.. .'........... ......,, 1 E sus SOTOMAYOR D' MEMBERS W. Acuna, R. Aguirre, B. Arzate, E. Adams, Arino, C. Bridges, F. Bennett, M. Bernal, D. Bird, E. Briggs, I. Brown, O. Barringer, E. Bayze, L. Bell, B. Brolick, D. Carter, E. Cordova, R. Cummings, M. Campbell, L. Chatham, D. Castro, F. Colunga, H. Cortinas, G. Cabrera, O. Doan, I. Daniels, F. Del Muro, M. L. Dupuy, R. Davison, C. Del Muro, M. Edgell, H. Ellis, H. Evans, G. Everett, D. I-'olts A. Griffin, E. Gomez, E. Gourdin, I. Gardner, M. Gastellum, I. Goodman, E. Garaygordobil, B. Garcrygordobil, P. Hudgins, E. Heath, R. Holler, G. Horral, E. Huerta, R. Iones, C. Iurv, E. Ioffroy, M. Krupp, I. Logan, M. Logan, E. Leyva, I. Macris, R. Manriquez, S. Marcus, B. Martinez, G. Molera, I. Macdonald, W. Mahlow, G. Maldonado, O. Manriquez, E. Martinez, A. Miranda, M. Moreno. q,0QfQ,fQ.,01,Q-v.54, 'bboflyfuiif fm, w2lc f rm-1 Mm ww.. ., . K W! 1' 'Q DV- ' - fir C' .ffsw . to W ..-M. 7- '- fN 31'7f'1 'R' '- ?' l l 55'-K'? 4T!rT '7 VIN .J if ss V,gL kMm,,., M,.e.,.,, 'T ,f'l fS ,l.s,'a-5'f2'fL.sXf2,iQ15+ flailv it 2 l' EIGHTH GRADE 8A Edward Acedo, Billy Baffert, Iarvis Carpenter, Alto Colin, Blanche Davenport, Iosephine Dupuy, Munro Edmonson, Consuelo Gonzales, Theodore Hardesty, Peter Houle, Kathryn Karns, Rosa Kerson, David Miller, Iosephine Munguia, Fred Rochlin, Henry Rouzaud,-George Tapia, Concepcion Villa, Virgie Walker. 8B Eveline Acuna, Elena Alvarez, Camilo Ahumada, Amado Berrellez, 'I'heodore Bonorand, Harvey Bracker, Mercedes Campos, Eddie Carrillo, Gertrude Chemin, Alex Durazo, Gloria Durazo, Marco Espinoza, Alfred Ezree, George Franklin, Maria Gonzales, Beatriz Guttierez, Fernando Gutterez, Dora Moody, Alma Page, Edward Pierson, Iames Provas, Evelia Puchi, Carmen Ramirez, Alfred Robles, Ralph Robles, Luisa Romero, Bertha Saldamando, Betty Lytle, Allan Underwood, Anita Wingo, Mae Wollard, Iulio Valenzuela, Iaqueline Bennett, Manuel Bono- rand, Wana Brown, Iane Cadigan, Carlos Cabrera, Bert Corwin, Gwendolwyn Ellis, Ruth Iones, Emma Larson, David Meza, Frank Nava, Don Quen, Doris Richards, Leonarda Rivera, Ventura Rodriguez, Aurelia Romero, Manuel Sainz, Peggy Titcomb. x224c WWW W W f ACTYTIVITIES s 5555 5 Q W 95? ,E is M fx Efxfyxgyggligx X wkffffflif rfpgif fjifi Mfw , . , xxx ,B ,V 25652 vffgm align filth QW of 'Effie BOARD OF CONTROL PRESIDENT ,.,,..,...,.... ......V.......... I OE GARCIA VICELPRESIDENT ,,,,,,,,,, .......... C ECILIA TOSTADO SECRETARY ........,,... ......... A NNA M. DOAN TREASURER ,4.,,,,,4 O,,,,,,,,4OO.4OAO,,O,,,,,,,,.., O.A,,,,.A M 1 KE AHUMADA MEMBERS Winiired Miller, Leslie Hardy, Francisco Gonzalez, Sergio Frias, Carlos Velasco, Obdulia Doan, Delia Holler, Aurelia Romero, Henry Romero, Henry Rouzaud. The president, vice-president, secretary, and treasurer ot the student body automatically become members of the board. In the fall of the year each home- room elected a representative to serve on the board. These representatives, com- bined With the above officers, became the executive body of the high school. All amendments to the constitution, matters, and activities of the school must be approved by the board. The board Worked out a plan by which a season activity ticket was sold to the associated student body including football games, basket- ball games, social hour, and dance given after the football banquet. lt was due to their cooperation that the sale ot these tickets was a success. fir 070-J' 1215 54171, Was! 7710? AV?-VZZLG 0?1a.rf'a bday 7707- M4 7710 V148 771114 fQ10wS lffg 0204? MQ! 7714-5, 71,9 Viffdpf 705 , 526f4ff.fVVf ff- Odfafv. qhcgedf WW iff? J 7 www krms 'aff-fe roi' Iffvvllf-rL b 7!.' WW MMM P f'-9.-S 7 , , TP ' 3053591 ' xii' ,' ' V 'Af 'ti THE ADQBE KING AND QUEEN The two most popular students ot Nogales High School, Antonia Macris cmd Ioe Garcia, were elected Adobe King and Queen by popular vote of the student body in a contest sponsored by the Adobe Staff on March 4. They reigned triumphantly over the lunior Prom on May 2l and the Senior Ball on May 28, accompanied by their eight court attendants who were elected in the same manner. The attendants were as follows: , Peggy Piquero De Leslie Wooddell Virginia 'White Ignacio Castro Happy Cutting Manuel Vasavilbaso Patty Cohen Roland Bibolet Members of the Graduating Class, the King and Queen have been prominent in high school activities since they first entered as Freshmen. Ioe, a four-year letterman in football, was elected President of the Student Body in 1936. His ter ' , expires this spring. Antonia, or Tony as she is known to her many fri , ' 'K D a prominent member of the Science, Spanish, and Commercial Clubs, a t he Drill Team. Her cheery personality has graced the Nogales High Sc o tor fo Years, acquiring for her many friends and admirers. l , nfl! JM The Adobe Staff extends sincere congratulations to the 'ng an een. . if www ofdjlirll Uwf We X f J W, .M 'f 'lljmf fffffifflj , MVQA THE ADOBE STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF .,....A,.A...A,. ........ v IRGINIA WHITE BUSINESS MANAGER ..............,........A,...... I ......,.............,..........,............ PATTY CO1-IEN ASSISTANT EDITOR ,,,,,,,,,,.,,S., MARGARET BIRD CALENDAR..MARGARE'l' BIRD, FIDEL ENCISO ASST. BUS' MGRSM I ELOSSOM OAPIN SNAPSHOT EDITOR ..,.,....,...... ELAINE DANIELS I BARBARA MACDONALD MAKEUP EBITOR 'S'SS 'S WINIFRED MILLER IUNIOR EDITOR ......,.,....,...... cEcILIA TOSTADO SENIOR EDITOR ,.....,,...,........ BEITY WOODDELL ART EDITOR 'A A A' '4'EE'A B ERNICE PRICE SOPI-IOMORE EDITOR .............. CARMEN LOWN CLUB EDITOR .,.......,..D..E.....,.,., ROLAND EIEOLET FRESHMAN EDITOR ,.---,4.W..-.-. SAMMY M ARCUS ASST- CLUB EDITOR -------'--A--A-- OBDU1-IA DOAN TYPISTS .....,...,, LUCY JURY, IGNACIO CASTRO SPORT EDITOR ,.,D.. II,..,,.......,.,,D,D,I L ESLIE HARDY SPONSOR ,.,,,DI,,I MISS MAGDALENA ESPINOZA PHOTOGRAPHERS .,,,...... ,..,......,..,.,...,.........,.. M R. M. A. KEYTE, MR. I. W. HADDOCK ln the spring of 1937 the Board ot Control elected Virginia White Editor and lone Marcus Business Manager of the Adobe. Due to the Business Manager's absence, Assistant Manager Patty Cohen, with the aid of Blossom Capin and Barbara Macdonald carried on the work. The Staff takes great pleasure in presenting to you the 1937 edition of the High School Adobe. lt has published this edition with the hope that the mem- ories ofthe school years, '36 and '37, will linger on. The Staff wishes to thanl: the student body, the faculty, and the citizens of Nogales for their Support, without which this publication would not M A be ,3f,,L. bl M A! iw,-X 5244 WVZZZJMJ U ETWW7 Sw 1 ff. , tw log? C .. MMV THE APACHE VVARCRY STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ,..,...A. .,.,...,. I GNACIO CASTRO BUSINESS MANAGER ,.,....,.... ., ......,.,........,.,......A,...,................,,A,. ,,.... ROLAND BIBOLET ASS'T. RUS. MGR ..,...A.......,..,,...,.... HARRY LOWE SPORTS EDITOR, ................ TONY VILLANUEVA MAKE-UP EDITOR ....,,......,,,.. WINIFRED MILLER EXCHANGE .....,......,......,...,... BETTY WOODDELL NEWS EDITOR ..,,,,....TT FRANCISCO GONZALEZ . IOKES ........,.,........ IULIO ARIAS, LESLIE I-IARDY ART EDITOR ....,. LL..II....,.,L.,LLLLII. . OBDULIA DOAN PERSONALS ...... .. ...,......,,.. .HAPPY CUTTING ISAPOOSE ,q,'.4 y A.V.-. 5 VIRGINIA WI-IITE REPORTER .,.....,,......I.........,...,.. SAMMY MARCUS l BARBARA MACDONALDQK 1 TYPISTS ,.,,- I LUCY JURY, ALICIA OUEN. FEATURES .,........L ....,L,...L......... H ENRY ARANA 2 ELAINE GILDEA, RERNIOE PRICE BUSINESS ...........,.,......... .I..........., B . CAPIN, R. CI-IERNTN, P. PIOUERO, M. KRUPP, M. L. DUPUY MIMEOGRAPI-IERS ........... ..............,..,............ S . PRIAS, I. REDDOCH, E. SOTO, C. VELASCO SPONSOR ,...........,...... .... ....... . . . ................,. MISS MARGARET HANDLEY In the fall of 1936 when Ignacio Castro and Miss Handley took over their duties as Editor and Sponsor, they immediately set to work and with the aid of the staff published the first edition of the Warcry on September 30. The usual mirneo- qraphed monthly tad was again carried throughout the first semester. However, a new feature was introduced the second part of the year: the Warcry changed into a Weekly and was published every Friday. The Warcry Staff wishes to thank the taculty, student body, and advertisers for their support in maintaining the publication during the year. X : fi wm- fm cts wrt-vw JY- J ,Jil WL Jjck ::27x X , if' ' ' Nl' I l -- ' LW' 2 Wwjsw 3, . 4 WI ,WP I, Mffwjjpy, ' WI! ' I J,0Mf!,rfp s 1' ,V A I' ., ,QW VVV WM , f'i1', ,deg as J. 4-I J ' I I ,t QUILI.. AND SCRQLL, INTERNATIONAL K - HONORARY SOCIETY FOR JOURNALISTS PRESIDENT .......,......., . ,.,..... VIRGINIA WHITE VICE-PRESIDENT E,,...,... ............. L I-:SITE HARDY SECRETARY I....... . ......... BETTY WOODDELL TREASURER ......... .,....,.,.....,......,.....,,,. .,....,,.., R O LAND BIBOLET MEMBERS Roland Bibolet, Margaret Bird, Ignacio Castro, Francisco Gonzalez, Leslie Hardy, Alfredo Matiella, Winifred Miller, Fannie Rochlin, Virginia White, Betty Wooddell. The Quill and Scroll, International Honorary Society for High School Iournal- ists, was organized in the Nogales High School by Miss Margaret Handley in 1935. Its members are chosen from among members of the Iunior and Senior Classes who are in the upper one third ot their class in scholastic standing, who have Worked on the Warcry staff, and Who have been recommended by the Warcry sponsor according to the work they have done on the Warcry. Upon election to the Society, the candidates are initiated at a private candle- light ceremony and at this time are presented with their pins and a small cer- Because ofthe high N ti n land International standing of the organization, the tificate of membership. Quill and Scroll insig e the symbol of journalism the world over. eff? ..'Wl A? tffifnffw MW 10' Q. + f, . W. Q .MMS .- -f r' f' W t SCIENCE CLUB L52 PRESIDENT .......,,,.,...,., .,.,,,..... R OLAND BIBOLET J VICE-PRESIDENT ,.....,...,. .....,.,,,..,...,.,,.Y A NroN1A MACRIS- TREASURER ............ .,.......,., A NNA MARGARET DOAN SECRETARY .,......,,., . ...,..,. FRANCISCO GONZALEZ SPONSOR ..,.,,...,.A ..,...,.,...,...,,,,.........,.,.. ..,........... 1 . W. 1-iADDocK MEMBERS A C. Tostado, I. Pitts, H. Puchi, F. Piquero, L. Lowe, H. Arana, I. Underwood, I. Frazier, B. Edgell, M. Roark, B. Wooddell, M. Guerrero, I. Munguia, R. Berrellez, H. Patton, I. Pierson, R. Velasco, G. Zenizo, W. Bettwy, C. Velasco, M. L. Dupuy, C. Doan, H. Morse, I. Castro, C. O'Hagin, H. Karns, M. Krupfb, E. Gourdin, A. Serino, G. Roberts, L. Iury, M. Pompa, R. Tully, F. Ziegler, M. Bayze, C. Leyva, C. Holler, D. Moody, C. Sandoval, P. Piquero, M. Preston, B. Martinez, I. Grimm, C. Ramirez, E. Gildea, G. Dalton, D. Holler, L. Grimm, E. Soto. The Science Club has been divided into six different divisions: Astronomy, Stamps, Chemistry, Radio and Photography. Each division has a chairman and one of the divisions meets each week. This club is member No. l in Arizona of the National Science Clubs of America. For two years of outstanding service a member receives a pin, and for the third year they receive a guard. .ul ' t - .4 A , 'J Ck' , t - .af-ev Q33 W ' tts. 55 9 'Q 'I O-oy of 9+ J: in nut 013.6 THE PEP AND SERVICE CLUB PRESIDENT ,,V........., EE,.EEEEEEE. E ODOLPO OUEEREEO v1cE-PRESIDENT ,A.E.. E,.. ...,EE.....,.. I G NACIO CASTRO SPONSOR ............... ..........................,.... ....,.PA,. M R . GLADDEN ELLIOTT MEMBERS R. Bibolet, G. Ellis, F. Enciso, D. Fimbres, F. Gonzalez, L. Hardy, I. Hardy, H. Larriva, R. Manriquez, A. Matiella, S. Marcus, S. Iury, G. Puchi, E. Soto, A. Villanueva, D. Wooddell, R. Valasco, G. Zenizo. The Pep and Service Club, more commonly called the Pick and Shovel Club, was organized four years aqo for the purpose of boosting our school. This year the organization has sponsored several dances and rallies and performed their yearly duty ot painting the N at the north end of the football field. Under the direction oi Miss Katherine Dayton, a minstrel show, entitled Happy Hollow, was presented the latter part ot this sprinq. The cast was as follows: Ashcan, G. Zenizog lunebuq, H. Larrivag Numbskull tEnd Mani, F. Encisog Pork- chops, R. Velascog lnterlocutor, D. Wooddellg Hambones, S. Iuryg Tambo, R. Bibolety Rufus, S. Marcus, Flopear, R. Underwood, Gootus CEnd Manl, I. Castro, Mothball, E. Heath. To become a member of the Pep and Service Club, one must have an average of a two or better, and must be an active member of at least two other clubs. cot L 0-W lla Us Jus O m Wt PW' .PW W NEWT ..t.ll N5 wiv U . 'rf 1' ti . J f ' . r it U l,tl Xlt ly x . .4 f ,j J K tv .5 .fl Qt Alf' X W , lj W? it- W -tlf x s .J J , 'ae E i, . J - l 'V L .. I J ,l W M I J D ., .4 ,W X' X ' 1 - ' m -'h x I 1 Sl' ' V ' V .. 1 M ,,4, ., h, ' U' v -f ' . t? ld Q U D gl K M 'ML kv Q Ju do , l A J , ,QF J Lt BOOSTER CLUB M V. - '. ' . LJ u lt 'S PRESIDENT ...... jf .........,........,. .,.....,,,.. B ETTY WOODDELL SECRETARY-TREASURER ............ ,,.....,... P 1.oRENcE ZIEGLER SPONSOR ...,,,,..,..........,............. ..,,..,,.....,....,.....,. . ,,...... . -MISS R. BARNEY MEMBERS . Ahumada, M. Bayze, E. Briggs, L. Chatham, B. Capin, E. Carden, R. Chemin . Cohen, O. Doan, E. Daniels, G. Dalton, B. Davenport, Guerrero, L. Grimm S. Gonzales, C. Holler, D. Holler, L. lury, E. Ioffroy, M. Krupp, M. Logan, C. Lown, L. Lowe, W. Miller, B. Martinez, B. Macdonald, C. O'Hagin, P. Piquero, F. Piquero, H. Puchi, I. Pitts, M. Roark, V. A. Robins, F. Rochl.n, M. Reddoch, G. Roberts, A. Serino, C. Sandoval, R. Tully, S. Versus, V. White. In order to maintain school spirit among the students, the Booster Club was organized in 1923 under the sponsorship of Miss Ethel Brown. Besides boosting at all school games, it is responsible for the annual banquet held in honor of all football players whose qualifications are as follows: players must have perfect attendance except when injured, they must be good clean Sports, and must have at least a season's training. This year the annual banquet was held at the Manhattan Cafe, December 3. ' Among the activities sponsored by the Boosters this year were: Homecoming Dance, Pot Luck Supper and Skating Party, and the P. 61 S. Booster Party. .uvv .7 44.1 6.4.-,9ft.M.L4,Ll90-fo ' 0.1ffffgf'3M WM' ww' ,,,.,0Q Ao-..--g,C-6.A-- f4'0'W '-. b3Icc owkl - dmwc . J .. 1 f envy Frist.. f 5 fg X . ,Vt 123 l THE MAROON MASQUE PRESIDENT ....,,......,,., ,,,,,,,,,,, P A'I'I'Y cor-IBN VICE-PRESIDENT ....,..,.....,,....... ..A.........A...,,. M ARGARE1' BIRD SECRETARY-TREASURER .,,,,.A. .,...... BARBARA MACDONALD SPONSOR ...,,,........,.,...,......,,. B,.,.A......A.....,B,,,...... ................,.,...... M I ss c. Luz MEMBERS W. Bettwy, R. Bibolet, B. Capin, R. Chernin, l-l. Cutting, E. Frcmzen, S. Marcus, I. Mungia, C. O'Hagin, P. Parsons, G. Puchi, F. Rochlin, I. Underwood, E. Sidell, V. White, D. Wooddell. The Maroon Masque, or as it is more commonly known, the Drarnatics Club, although not exceptionally active in its own sphere this year has been strongly represented in the two three-act plays presented this year by the Iunior cmd Senior Classes respectively. They were Who's Crazy Now? and It's The Fashion. The latter of the two, presented December 10, displayed the outstand- ing abilities of several high school students. Eugene Sidell as Mr. Finklbaum and Virginia White, De Wooddell, and Ernest Franzen carried away the acting honors. The Iunior play, Who's Crazy Now? the dramatic highlight of the year, dealt with an insane asylum tor retired school teachers. All the players were unusually well cast. Eugene Sidell, Patsy Parsons, Margaret Bird, and Virginia White por- trayed their roles as the inmates ot the asylum with a great deal ot ease, and the audience thoroughly enjoyed the performance. 532: M ff? if if TMJMQ NATIONAL AND JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETIES PRESIDENT .......,,....... ..,....., W INIFRED MILLER VICE-PRESIDENT .......,.. ,..,,.....,.. ..A. E ALVADOR IURY SECRETARY .............. .....,,., A NNA MARGARET DoAN TREASURER ..,...,... ............... M ARGAREI' BIRD SPONSOR ,............ ....,.............,,,....,.............................................. M R. J. w. HADDOCK NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Leslie Hardy, Salvador Iury, Winitred Miller IUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY Roland Bibolet, Margaret Bird, Anna Margaret Doan, Francisco Gonzalez, Ioe Gonzales, Leslie Hardy, Lucy Iury, Cecilia Tostado, Sarina Gonzales, Martha Guerrero, Iulia Munqia, Constance Sandoval, Enrique Soto, Carlos Velasco, Florence Ziegler, Obdulia Doan, Iames Macris, Robert Underwood. The National members are chosen from the members of the Iunior and Senior Classes, while the members of the Iunior Honor Society are chosen from the Sophomore, Freshman, and 8th Grade Classes, the first of its kind to be organized in Arizona. The members are chosen on the ratings of leadership, service, scholarship, and character. X6-75LQJ.f4'r1'7, Wag 21-1 2 .3 ? f?0c0fo,6 v9'6Q44.r 'Zf49f2z.vdu, QYZQCY yeqni' 0 '- E12 42052. 011 Qffay Ueffzwgmj fffijm 5561124 QZWWQ 'J ff' i ww fffef 2' iff!!! fill' yfffnflgfv U af Mmfff A ' rf MLM? H gif -f0?! ff aJQ! DRILL T ' ' , DIRECTOR RRAR.....A,,.. ....,..., . . . ...A.....,..,.........R.. MM r COLOR GUARDS ,.,,...., ...,. . P Y COHEN A MA B PLArooN 1 A SQUAD I SQUAD II S- AD lll SQUAD IV Blossom Capin, Cap't. Patsy Parsons Florence Ziegler Margarita Condes Winitred Miller Eileen O'Donnell Virginia White Mary Krupp Iune Pitts Ann Cutting Mary Bayze Elaine Mcl..aurin Anna M. Doon Peggy Piquero Frances Piquero Helen Preston PLATOON ll Fanny Rochlin Raquel Tully Bernice Price Estella Carden Happy Cutting Mary Arino Dorothy Carter I-.rmida Vidal Antonia Macris Marcella Beddock Grace Roberts Elaine Daniels Lillian McClure Beatrice Martinez Connie Sandoval Ruth Chernin As the most colorful and outstanding marching unit in the state, the Nogales High School Drill Team, in conjunction with the Drum and Bugle Corps, has gone far in putting Nogales on the map. Their beautiful semi-Russian uniforms of maroon and White satin add unusual color to the organization, which has marched in numerous parades and at our football games. Outstanding appear- ances this year were made in the 'Tucson Fiesta de Los Vaqueros parade, the Nogales Frontier Fiesta, and the Cinco de Mayo parade in Nogales, Sonora. x34c .,.r. 1 Q 1, I I , e 1 K I, , 1 1 L ,U -FU! I I jf' I A ' 1.1, ll ll ffl I rlflfh . I' I A 1 ,THE DRUM 5 BARBARA MacDONALD STRAIGHT DRUM Ml DIRECTOR ..,....., SNARE DRUMS Salvador Iury, Serg Myme Preston Grace Yslas Sammy Marcus Iennie Stoller SCOTC UMS Gonzalo .P chi Alfredo atiella ' BELLS Emma Martinez Maria Louisa Dupuy KING Henry Arana Bruce Wallace Eddie ltule George Mabante , if NUM 53 t JIJUS ba onubs KINC99 GVPIEN ND B RITONE BUGLES George Pryor Hector Terrazas Victor Arana Peter Gourdin Griff Everett Mildred Simpson MARACAS Carlos Cabrera Arthur Grimm Golda Dalton Cruz Valdez Harry Morse Frank Reed Ricardo Manriquez CLAVES Enrique Soto Henry Patton Carmen Ramirez Theodora Villa Ioe Pierson Ernest Heath The Nogales High School Drum and Bugle Corps was founded by Mrs. Gwen King in the fall of 1934. It has improved yearly until, in conjunction with the Drill Team, it won the title ot the Best Presented Musical Orqanization and the Most Colorful Marching Unit in the State at the Fiesta de los Vaqueros Parade in Tucson. The original arrangement and performance of the music selections, Rancho Grande and La Cucaracha in rhumba tempo caused much favorable com- ment. . 2, WMM' is 153544 COMMERCIAL CLUB PRESIDENT . ..... ...,..,.. ............,.., I G NACIO ,CASTRO VICE-PRESIDENT ,,,,.,,.., ..,A,,,,,., F IDEL ENCISO SECRETARY ........,,,,,. .....A..... CECHJA TOSTADO TREASURER. ..,A.,. ..,. ,,,. . . ANTONIA MACRIS SPONSOR ,.,,,.... .,.., ,....,,,... , .,,.,, . .......,, MR.L.BHLMAN MEMBERS M. Ahumada, H. Arana, R. Bibolet, L. Cabrera, M. Condes, E. Carden, D. Carrillo, I. Ellis, R. Espinoza, D. Fimbres, I. Garcia, A. Gaffney, E. Gildea, S. Gonzales, P. Gourdin, L. Iury, C. Leyva, M. Lopez, L. Lowe, G. Mabante, A. Maiiella, I. Mc- Claurin, W. Miller, M. Mitchell, E. O'Donnell, G. Partida, B. Price, G. Puchi, H. Puchi, A. Ouen, D. Ouen, B. Salomon, R. Seen, F. Soto, A. Vidal, T. Villa, I. Yanez. The Commercial Club, sponsored by Mr. L. Bellman, is restricted in member- ship only to those students who have or are taking one or more commercial subjects. The officers are elected from the advanced shorthand class. Only members of this class have votes. This ever-active club in the field of commerce has sponsored a page in the Warcry on several occasions, and also has sponsored several contests. 'DL-44-g., 'Ce J 6'-L, 9364 7 X 4, 5 X fvl R I 09 'W Y y to I 5 I7 O Jlg Q l V4 .gyoyxsivkqi '!l3Q!r'+v'.,3 hF i Q 1. t fa S il ha KU Q I 1 Q I 4 ' . . Lf any 4 4 U ly I I- , X I 3:1 mu -wcknrvp 7 'o 1, I L, 1 L., ' I . J6,l:Dyjlf '4UJLL,r s 1:44 I, R Ama . fg 45 ylv, 'X I ' W lf 1- ,,.ELf. Q-ESTERRADO 3 ft r bu' ' , A ,ff u 3, i .VV PRE ,snrxgff ..............,. x..:..f ..,.Y.. ,...,.... H APPY CUTTING C fl' f K ,Mics gastbrryi ,..,..... if ....,......, ,.......,. c Amos VELASCO t J., I .sa5lEar:rABY-rRi'AsURER..Q...t ...,...... .. .............A........,,. A NTONIA MACRIS ul 'L A if J ippmsba 4,,AA,,,.,A..,. ,,,3,-uf ....Y... f.,!......f,f ................,.A,..,,. Miss MAGDALENA ESPINOZA f f 1 M P l .Lf .1 I ll . ' V ,J 4 . ,gif .', gat f - .S ' ' A MEMBERS A. Leyva, I. Titcomb, A. Bettwy, G. Zenizo, B. McGaugh, E. Soto, C. O'Hagin, M. Simpson, C. Velasco, C. Tostado, H. Patton, C. Briggs, M. Guerrero, A. Garcia, I. Mungia, H. Preston, P. Piquero, M. Sarnaniego, O. Doan, L. Grimm, H. Karns, I. Granthem, A. Cutting, L. Iury, D. Holler, C. Sandoval, B. Capin, R. Yanez, S. Frias, B. Macdonald, F. Piquero, M. Pompa, C. Ramirez. The purpose of the El Desterrado is to increase knowledge of Spanish literature and ability to speak the language. Its members are those students who have taken at least one year ot Spanish. The officers elected must be students from the second year Spanish class, but the first year students may have voting power. Members of the club are not allowed to speak any language other than Spanish While meetings are in session. The latter part of the year, the club presented C1avelitos, a one-act Spanish play, in assembly. WMQXP ' N yy! AA Nt U My oo, . K.. A ,Bmw K 0 if 1:37 44 9,-'ltffb 5 twig A lf? INDUSTRIAL ARTS The new era in education aims, above all else, to train all of our youth to meet effectively the problems ot everyday lite. A broad outlook is an important asset in meeting lite's problems, and shop- work, as much as any subject in the curriculum, broadens the outlook of young folk since it shows them vividly the problems that contronbthe many in the world who perform manual work ot some kind. Whether the pupil is to be a lawyer, a doctor, a merchant, a banker, shopwork is ot the greatest use to him in broadening his outlook and giving him a better understanding of his fellowmen. Not only is personal proficiency in manual skills an asset to every citizeng he should have a knowledge ot manual Work if he is to have the broad under- standing necessary to meet the world's problems. No better contribution has come from the new education than this emphasis on the need of equipping youth with a knowledge and skill for manual tasks. Like the academic subjects, shopwork enriches the intellect, but it also does more. It trains the hand tor the manual tasks that are a part ot every home- makers lite. No subject in high school has met with more cordial response from either the pupils or their parents than has Industrial Arts. ba38cc MA Zi If V54 W iff y ATHLETICS ivkff 5 X pf sig 0 W qQ!U9Zvi RSF? 35,57 M QQ? X M? XD W Q f V' If fl I W f FIRST TEA FO TBALL , xPTAlNS .,..,.....,, ...,..,...... H ENRY ARINO, HARRY KARNS I y Coach Loyd Ledford's Nogales Apaches completed one of their most successful seasons in years, gaining four wins, losing two and playing a scoreless tie. Ledford's first call for practice was answered by Z2 aspirants and the mentor immediately drew up a hard training routine. Those answering his first call for practice -were: H. Larriva, H. Arino, H. Karns, C. Garcia, I. Garcia, F. Holler, R. Espinoza, A. Doan, I. Watkins, I. Goodman, I. Gutierrez, A. Villanueva, V. Cota, G. Franklin, I. Patton, I. Teyechea, E. Padilla, M. Flores, A. Leyva, E. Robles, O. Bridges and M. Ahumada. The two defeats administered the Apaches came at the hands of the Tucson Badgers and the Southwestern champions, Mesa's Iackrabbits. In the Tucson game, the Apaches held the upper hand momentarily in the first few minutes of play, but a costly fumble gave the Tucsonans the ball and on the first play, they ran around the end for a touchdown, the only one during the game, which was scored not more than three minutes after the first whistle. The Iackrabbits boasted too fast and competent a squad for the injury hampered Apaches and the Mesans merely breezed through the contest. The scores of the games were: Willcox 0, Nogales 465 Bisbee O, Nogales 0, Nogales O, Tucson 7: Nogales 7, Globe 67 Tomb stone O, Nogales l8g Nogales 6, Mesa 25, Phoenix Indians 6, Nogales 19. M 2540 cc Cctv S ,W.Uf fr 7 2, lo is .. ... t WMZETH '11 lb Q glam. GMA ,L T :awk 'bo any tha, .QAQS5 tuwh ig V CY' en 'O , L J' Y 0 f DW .gf , ggnlolf' I QNX Cloth 17 fxfss ou 1 .- hu X66 out .6 ' X Swullajv efffipn TE n . M153 AM FooTBALL In .C ,,,..............,........A....,,., ........,...,......,......,.......,.,.... ..,.. ,....., L o N BELLMAN gt Nineteen huskies answered Coach Bellman's first call for practice on Septem- ber 5th and the wealth of material made the Papoose mentor beam with joy. Even though the schedule called for only three games, the Papooses trained hard during the entire season, preparing for games that were few and far be- tween. The first game against the strong Tucson Indians resulted in a setback in form of a 14-6 defeat. The game was marred by roughness but the Papooses Worried their more experienced adversaries no end during the hectic fiasco. The second game of the season evened things up as Bellman's charges smothered a hapless Patagonia High School Lobo eleven, 25-O. lt was the first scalp for the seconds and gave added impetus to the second win over the Lobos by a 33-0 score. lt was the last game of the season but practice continued until the varsity completed their schedule. Gonzalo Puchi ably captained the squad. Those reporting for the initial practice session were: Florencio Velasquez, Alex Kerson, Manuel Gustellum, Fermin Del Muro, Everardo Cordova, Henry Patton, Mario Lopez, Ed ltule, loe Pierson, Benjamin Brolick, lack Titcomb, Bllly Mahlow, Phillip Saba, Frank Reed, Iohn Patton, Mario Trujillo, Hector Calderon, Frank Nava, Salvador Cota and Manager Hawley Evans. These men will receive Apacheheads in the honor assembly later for their fine work during the season. ' - NPO . D 'A 'XS' 'ui Xkclg ' A N Cay- ' X ztslelsls 'rf M BASKETBALL NM s .......... ..,....... 1. ES HARDY, los GARCIA A coztcu ,.,,,.,...A..,.,,. .....,.,.,...... L om L. Lsnroan Scoring 247 points to the opposition's 287, Coach Loyd Ledford's crew of paches completed the 1936-37 basketball season with three wins and fourteen r1!6f wefeats. QA Starting with a promising squad of fourteen players, Ledford was hard hit by the mid-year graduation of several team members and also by ineligibility of a few outstanding men. Ioe Gonzalez, inspirational Apache center, left the team to go to the coast and lett the squad in poor shape. The addition of Florencio Velasquez, however, bolstered up the squad and the Apache squad began to give better accounts of themselves in games. At the Southern Conference Tournament, the Apaches were conceded little hope of getting farther than the first round but they surprised everyone by going through to the consolation finals, dropping a close tilt to the strong Bobcats from Benson high. Those reporting for the first practice session were: Vicente Cota, Leonard Sisneros, Florencio Velasquez, Mike Rosas, Iames Goodman, Salvador Iury, Henry Robles and Rudy Guerrero, forwards: Gus Franklin, Robert Espinoza and Daniel Fimbres, guards: Iarnes Fraizer and Ioe Gonzalez, centers. Almost the entire squad will be lost by graduation. A9425 l .J lin ' f J D f ,Wa fawffhwf it SECOND TEAM B I coAcH ...,........ P MANAGER ....,,......,..,,.. ,,...,..... .,,....... s t l t S season for Coach Lon Bellman. The A triumphant second team ended l936-1 out of 13 played, three of them lost in much more experienced competition. sopho- mores, freshmen and a few juniors, foyl lost game to the revengeful crew of Tucson Badger ga-me by a large t score. It was the first Tucson victory over X time, eight games have been played. The second's practice duration was f longer as the basketball tourney ended just as the varsity squad ...... preparing for track. Among the victims of the Papoose bandwagon was the Club Deportivo Nogalense, crack local organization of former high school athletic stars. The Nogalenses won the city basketball title but only after being defeated l7-15 by the Papooses in a thrilling game. The second stringers who will receive Apacheheads for their work are: Frank Reed, Alex Leyva, Billy Mahlow, Ed Padilla and Henry Patton, guards: Ernest Heath, Rudy Velasco and Iohn Brown, centers, Iohn Patton, Bill Underwood, Ricardo Manriquez and Eddie Carrillo, forwards. Q46 D431 rsons, during which' +9 at can MWA..- 2iq,.,ao. r.L.,.f1c QA-wfc.',.,14,. 'infix 1ls ' lu-f 'IHA WWJ Lv-I MLA 051.1 l I tu- LMJLJL1 -Lia.. ,I 'I '-Log f, .Af aff: rt 3 at get TRACK QE CAPTAIN ..,........ . .... ......,,......,.A...,....,..,.......,... G US FRANKLIN MANAGERS ........,. ....... , .LES HARDY, SEARLE MILLER COACH ..............,.............,,......... . .....,,..........A...... LOYD LEDFOHD Track prospects for 1937 are the brightest in years. At the time this was written, the Apaches had just started practice sessions and had not taken part in any meets. The meets in which they will participate are: Southern Conference Track and Field Meet, Douglas Invitational Track and Field Meet and the four-wav track meet here with the Club Deportivo Nogalense, Patagonia and Sonora High School. Providing the Apaches place in the conference meet, they will be eligible for the State Track and Field Meet in Tucson. Gus Franklin, senior member of the Apache track squad, was elected captain of the team and will lead his mates in several events. Ledford is working hard with a crew of sophomores and freshmen in hopes of developing a strong, competent track team in the near future. Lonnie Sisneros, crack Apache quarter-rniler and a senior, has con- sistently shown signs of breaking his own previous records in the quarter mile in practice sessions. Track men reporting now are: Alex Kerson, Alex Leyva, Iames Macris, Manuel Moreno, Ernest Heath, Frank Reed, Everardo Cordova, Carlos Garcia, Mike Ahumada, Sammy Marcus, Bill Mahlow, Manuel Gustellum, Iames Fraizer, Bill Underwood, Manuel Flores, Arthur Doan, Spiro Panas, Wil- liam Bettwy, Victor Arana, Eugene Siddell, Leonard Sisneros and Captain Gus Franklin. x44-Q WWW' ifgif FEATURES 5 ffjl I pf 4 My W , W W M 1 .rlj I kv, KAW? My W iff . QMNAV J is C xfvmfkd M43 Q 1 i V f T44 33 , ff fd wx X ,ff r 1 ',., hs. 5-sv 4 x r ' 5--. 'W'-. A' ri-ww Jw. 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' ' , M' 1 lly th in s like tr uble ahead. .HK O T son to see our Apache pigskin reserves lose I4-6. Merely y luck, ere ck. By the way, these Indians can cook. I wasn't on the CT R I Hampaged all over Willcox. Who said we weren't powerful? After the score 0tba1l m, but I had two helpings of roast turkey! reached the 30 mark, the game became so boring that the girl in blue and myself went for a spin. Some spin, too. The game ended in our favor 46-U. 10-The Bisbee Pumas came clown from the hills to tie us in a scoreless game in which we outplayed them on running plays, line plunges, and passes. We gained about l2 times as much yardage as they did. Almost lost her today as she took a liking to the blonde Pumas. 12-In 1492. Columbus sailed the sea. Iudge Duffy and Father Hughes the main speakers of the day. Very nice assembly. She liked it, so naturally I liked it tco. 15-The teachers went on a picnic. Tchl Tchl They claim the students are driving them nuts. Boy, if we keep this us, we'll have them all in an asylum. 16-From one party to another. Now the teachers go deer hunting. None of them seem to be bragging so I guess no one brought a prize home. We'l1 have to teach them. 25-Played Patagonia and beat them 25-O. The game was held after school and only the yell leaders were there. 31-Boy, oh boy! This day is going down as one of my most well spent days in school. Early this morning we, that is a motorcade, accompanied the Apaches to Tucson to watch them lose a hard fought game 7-0. There was a plenty of pep-in fact we nearly yelled our lungs out! NOVEMBER 11-Armistice'Day-no school. We beat Tombstone 18-0 on our home ground. The Drum and Bugle Corps and Drill Team gave their first exhibition. She sure looked like a million. Took her to the Adobe dance and talk about funl s494c 13-Stayed home in bed. The teachers attended the Annual Teachers' Conven- tion in Phoenix, so a holiday was declared. 2l-Today we put away our head gears or helmets for one year after a success- ful season. We beat the Phoenix Indians 19-6. Old man winter is sure coming. Boy, the breezes were mighty cool. Poor Drill Teaml Brrrrrr. 23-Quill and Scroll Initiation: initiates: Alfredo Matiella, Margaret Bird, Bemice Price, Fannie Rochlin, Francisco Gonzalez. Don't know much about it, but l wish I could join now that all the pretty girls have joined. 26-Went stag to the homecoming dance sponsored by the Boosters. Sure a big crowd there, and am I dead tired! Many beautiful prizes given away to the best dancers. Goshl With all that Thanksgiving dinner I had, I don't believe I'll sleep tonight. DECEMBER 7-Homeroom basketball tournament starts. We haven't a chance! 8-Our Papooses lost to the Tucson Cubs 16-14. It was a hard game to lose. 9-Boy, we Seniors actually captured the basketball tourney, and that's not all, I won a date with the girl in the deep sea colored dress. 10-Basketball season starts with a bang! Patagonia succumbs 20-6. Senior Play entitled lt's the Fashion presented. Not bad. The boys dressed as girls in the play could pass for girls with a little determination. A word of thanks to Miss Luz. - I2-We lost to the Saints 46-25. Let no more be said about our hopes. I4--They've started the construction of a new auditorium. I only hope it's ready for graduation. She's got her heart set on graduating there: so do I. 15-Our principal, Lechusa, is elected Masonic head. They cou1dn't have selected a better man. 19-We lose once more. This time to Florence, 27-24. 22-What do you think? I don't have to get to school tomorrow. It is closed for the Christmas holidays. But I do have to get up early and press my monkey suit for the Senior Black and White Ball and the Apache Warcry banquet all in one night. 23-Both enterprises great success. And why not? I took her to both and I'rn afraid we're about to go steady, I hope. IANUARY 4-Some fun over the vacation. School reopens. Guess who is backl Mr. Elliottl 2504: 6-Cox Commercials come down and we beat them 43-39 after two extra stanzas had been played. l 8-We beat Patagonia Lobos 29-18. 10-Turned right around and lost to the Badgers 37-21. Their day will come. My girl shed tears. Notice, I called her MY girl. 15-Lose to the Pumas but that is of little importance as the game should've been ours. In my mind we won it. By the way, the Seniors have their rings. I don't-I gave mine to her. 22--Semester's over. That's one check mark. 29-Tucson beats us again 28-13. But, boy, have we ever got pep! FEBRUARY 3-Track call. They've set up a swell cinder path. All trackmen are limbering up every day after school. Today all were out in full bloom. Patagonia crushed us in a game of basketball 33-13. 5-Apache Warcry inaugurates new system of weekly editions. We weren't for it, she and I, but the rest of the school was. Seniors present first assembly. 9-Any person wishing tc tryout for the Iunior play report to Miss Luz's room at 4:00 P. M. was the notice sent today. Let's wish the Iuniors luck. First aid classes today. 4 ll-Mr. Hendrix, State Superintendent of Public Instruction, was in school today. We tried our best to keep the school in neat shape but it seemed that at the last moment everything was not right and there were scratch papers all over the floors. Tough, eh, what? 12-A little flash to you, my diary, we Walloped the Bisbee Pumas in their own courts 28-15. I sure would have liked to have seen that game. 13- Wil1 you be my Valentine? and many fell for it too on this Valentine's Day. Senior girls sponsored a silver tea. Didn't go. Only skirts allowed. She was there and says that she had a grand time. And while some were sending Valentines, Douglas sent our boys home with a 23-22 defeat. 16-Ioe Garcia won the Warcry prize of 51.00. I picked my girl but missed bY a long shot. Ioe can pick them all right. l9-George Christianson, All-American football player, delivered an address to us guys. Not bad and then again a little boring. 20-Iourneyed to Tucson to watch her and the rest of the Drill Team and Drum and Bugle Corps parade in Tucson's annual Fiesta De Los Vacqueros. The judges took a liking to her and we got three prizes. :SIG 25-The world famous harmonica player appeared before the assembly and showed Ernest Heath how the instrument should be played. I don't know his name but he sure knows his harmonica. -Early this morning Francois, the magician, appeared before the assembly and pulled all kinds of tricks out of his hat. MARCH -Members of the Iournalism Class and Apache Warcry staff present a pro- gram to the Women's Club. They really went to town. -Antonia Macris and Ioe Garcia elected most popular girl and boy in school in election sponsored by the Adobe. -P and S and Boosters join up and give party, but what do you think I did? I must have taken the wrong girl. No right girl, no fun. Right? -Softball tournament began this afternoon. From the outcome, it's anybody's race. Sure hope we win. Students seem to have gone into this seriously. -Wallace homeroom presented circus assembly. It was an amateur per- formance but well worth your money. -Howe Bros. Circus was in town today. We took the afternoon off and went to see the big bad elephant. She sure got a kick out of the clowns. -Track meet between Nogales, Tombstone, Patagonia, and Nogalense. -Southern Conference tourney hefd between oh: players and Douglas's best. ,M APRIL 7-Iunior play entitled Who's Crazy Now? presented to student body. 24-Our racketeers go to Tucson for Tennis Conference. 27-Track tournament held in Tucson. Many of our boys made good showings. MAY -State Track Conference held in Tucson. -Iuniors show respects to the Seniors by honoring them with Iunior Prom. I invited her but she said she couldn't go. Took another girl, as usual. -Baccalaureate exercises. Boy, our twelve year stretch is coming to a close. -Commencements. Farewell to thee, ye Seniors. ' -The biggest event of the year. The most successful event of the year, the Senior Ball. To this dance she did go with me, and for the first time- SMACKI Buddy, I kissed her. Now I know I'll never get over it. Not after last night. Well, Good Night! D52 cc fwwe.. M, usp To our advertisers-those loyal and generous citizens without whose coop- eration this publication would not have materialized-the ADOBE STAFF of 1937 extends a most humble and hearty ThaLnbks . BORDER DRUG STORE A Good luck and success to the Class of '37 I. C. PENNEY CO. Quality Merchandise Nogales - - - Arizona FASHIONS BEAU'I'Y SALON Alumni boosting N. H. S. 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