Nogales High School - Apaches Yearbook (Nogales, AZ)

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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

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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