Nogales High School - Apaches Yearbook (Nogales, AZ)

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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

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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.

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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