Nogales High School - Apaches Yearbook (Nogales, AZ)

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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.-.