Nogales High School - Apaches Yearbook (Nogales, AZ)

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EDITOR'S NOTE Classmates and friends of the class of '44, we of the Adobe staff hope that this issue will afford you a great deal of pleasure and that in years to come will help you to recall friends and good times we have snared during the past four years. 1me world conflict has limited our social activities and we have felt depressed when our boys have left our midst to give tneir services to our country, but all of us will have many pleasant memories of our days at N. H. S. To our boys, who have substituted military service for school activities so that future generations shall enjoy the munificent life which is every FREE MAN'S heritage, we sincerely dedicate this Adobe of 1944. Ne are proud of the spirit they displayed in answering, their oountry's call to arms and of the deeds they have done in a world at war. y ' M My MW? 4.g.L.L.ff - 4.l3lll'b:. DIAQ4. DJa.JLalfl'ki1T -' lisa- 'A..lw.:.. usb ' ul.l.'.i.al?LUD ' J-LDAJ z.. 1'u..I ' A-Jnlilvlsgw -4-

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Q I 5 9 5 f 3 5 Q I A 1 1 I 2 1' 5 I 2 5 3 5 3 3 5 i Q 1 F n r I 5 A. J. MITCIELL UNIVERSITY OF OOLORIDO, ll. L 1 SUPERIN TENDER T' S KESSBB I oelievemhat children should be brought up not to ohirk dif'f'iou1ties, but rather to mast them and overcome thang not to strive after a liib of ease, but to strive to no their duty, fix-sc to th6m88lV8B ana their families, and than to 'cha whole Starz. This auty must inevitably tance the Shape of work in soma form or other. O It seems to me that the simple acooptmoo of this hmdumontal fact or Amari chu .Lir'e, this aclcnowlocignunt that the lust of work is the fundamental law of our being, i111 help ui to start aright in Iocingg not a raw of the problems that confront ua from without ann from within. Aa regards intimal affalrl, it should tencn us uno prime need of remamoering that, arbor allfhas been saiu and none, the cnioffuctor in iuytnvl suooess or fazluri must oe X118 own character--that is, the lun of his coxmozn-Jenn, his courage, his energy ann capacity. Nothing can take the plraet or mia inuividuax factor. o .f O