Nogales High School - Apaches Yearbook (Nogales, AZ)

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' 1944 CLASS PROPHECY I, the spirit of 1944, recently received the Nogales International dated May 5, 1954, in which I read with ins terest the following accounts of the senior class of 1944. Colin Bdmonson, the talented class proxy, is now the assistant editor of the International---naturally he managed to get the rest of the class in the paper someplace. Ramon Baldenegro has been unanimously re-elected senator of Ariz- ona. Leonor Cortinas has been chosen Rodeo Queen. Graciela Castelan, secretary to George Gotsis, prominent tomatero, reports that their tomato crops are surviving despite the recent hurricane. Maria Flores, the famous woman scientist, has invented a detecting device to detect radar. President of Sonora, Hu berto Gonzalez survived the third attempt made upon his life this week. Newly appointed Brigadier General Rudy Grljalva reports that the all-soldier show, 'This is the Mexican Coast Guard, will have its premier Friday at the Fox Nogales Theater. He is now making arrangements for the premier with Luella Peterson, the new 'manasher at the soho. The news stand formerly owned and operated by Pome- roy's is now under the management of Marion Kelly and is called 'Curly's.' Dora loera, the greatest make-up artist in Hollywood today, is visiting in Nogales. She reported that J. A. Cummings, number one glamor boy, is being co- starred with Judy Canova in 'Pin-Up Boy. Irene laPlante, that daring international spy, was captured while smuggling chiolets across the border. A gossip column written by Clarice Chernin shows that other members of the class of '44 are still around. Eliza- beth Baldwin has given up and entered a nunnery. Maria Em- brick has become a torch singer at the Club Verde. Lillian Acuna, I mean Grijalva, is leading a quiet married life. Margaret Firkins has been promoted to captain in the Army Nurse Corps. Chief telephone operator, Bertha Jaramillo, has just announced her engagement to Juvenal Jimenez, head radio man at XEH . Albert Larson, the International's chief fend onlyl cartoonist, has just been awarded a prize for his picture of Hubert Latimer, the nation's outs anding pro- football coach. Nancy Marsteller is an old maid---trying to decide between Walter and Burch. Diane Stewart is waiting for 'Speedy' to graduate so he can help support their eight kids. Perry and Francis Ellen Burnand have just moved into a new house at 333 Roper Drive. hry Ann Myers has become a hostess at Fort Huachuaoa and was chosen Pin4Up Girl there last week. Ads beckon to us and bid us come to: Standard Stations, Bill Crydermann, Prop.g Lazy B. O. Dude Ranch, Winifred Dal- ton, operatorg Citizen's Bus Lines---'TRAVEL TO FOOTBALL AND BASKETBALL GAMES WITH BONNY HARRISON.' Broiler Cafe, Patri- cia Sisk, Bartender. See Mercy Valenzuela, cigarette girl at the Concordia. Visit the Moline Rojo---now featuring, Burch White and his trumpet. Elena Espinoza has opened a school which gives in- structions in the art of getting a man. It is indeed still the same old class. -18-

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