Nogales High School - Apaches Yearbook (Nogales, AZ)

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aLf,L,LQ,,f,4,fIlifcJ,xf,Q,a,,,4-LfLf7 560 Azfnfffrvvai' Q ' , ' ,afsff157?1247tL!,L40vv'vfeQ JUNWUR sf F crew? - fefptigl -M4 L . HISTURYMJW. 5 T ...oc Even from their very first year as slightly .V 'ALATCL green freshies, the Juniors of 191.0 have IAJPJ, excelled in scholastic honors, and extra cur- ricular activities. In their freshmen year under the excellent sponsorship of Miss H. Borgquist and Miss C. Luz, the class won second place in the Home- LCZ54LL4V room Assembly Contest. The class then under WWA! ,iggj the leadership of Blanche Davenport and Peggy T-ss'3g J 1 Titcomb, was noted for its school spirit. XXXXXX M A As sophomores and under the leadership of L. Chatham and M. EdeX4L4AJxv ' ' monson, our now elated juniors, gave a Tacky Dance which proved to be the most hilarious event of the year. The class sponsored many 6L,MVdL'!Q,4A,GffLX,i successful parties, picnics, and sales during the year. B. Daven4 , -,,4.xJ 4' port was elected Secretary of the High School Student Body. The -f sophomores lived up to their reputation by Ucoppingn the Homeroom Season Ticket Sales Banner. The Junior Class is now sponsored by Mrs. G. Cameron and Miss C. LILQ Luz, and is under the leadership of V. Walker, Class President, M. Moreno, Vice President, P. Houle, Treasurer, D. Castro, Secretary... The Junior Class OI l9AO has been very active. Again for the sec- r-4'4!L MQUMWN ond consecutive year the Junior Class has won the Homeroom Season Ticket Sales Banner. The class sponsored a Junior play called pafwefdl Girl Shy, which was a great success. Those taking part' in th 0-'VV Z play and the production staff are: D. Miller, M. Edmonson, Liga' faL4T Chatham, R. Jones, P. Houle, J. Munguia, J. Bennett, F. Rochlin, H. Bracker, V. Walker, J. Tostado, D. Castro, H. Terrazas, E. Puchi, P. Titcomb, B. Baffert,.A. Coffin, R. Kerson, G. Chernin and M. Barkley. The director was Mrs. G. Cameron. In honor o the Senior Class of l9AO, the Junior Class gave a gala Junior Prom which proved to be a big event of the year. fQ'QP B. Davenport was elected a member of the Adobe Court, L. Chatham , was president of the Science Club during 1940. V. Walker was pre- 1 sident of the Maroon Masque. P. Titcomb was named Junior Class' ZLif Historian. The Junior Class of l94O has had an extraordinary array of ath- letes. Among them have been: .A. Durazo, M. Moreno, E. Pierson, G. Cabrera, D. Miller, B. Baffert, C. Cabrera, V. Rodriguez, M. Gastellum, H. Bracker, F. Reed. Last, but by no means least, are those students who represented the Junior Class in the Junior Honor Society, V. Walker, D. Mil- ler and B. Davenport. . The Junior Class has proved that they are well prepared to take their position next year, as the leaders of the school. 19

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