International., 1925-11-22

selected as the new name for the
former Elm Sicial Club, which will
reorganize sometime this week.
With the forming of this associa.
ton, there are now three social
groups in the high school-the
others being "The Pacemakers, y
and "The Knights of the Flaming
Youth"
A meeting of all the boys in the
high school was called by Miss
Slater Tuesday morning. The
purpose of this meeting was to
find out how many boys were in
terested in taking up Contest
music and how many were interest
ed in the other regular music.
Many students enrolled in both
classes. The Boys Chorus will
meet every Monday, Wednesday
and Friday of each week. The
Southern Musical Contest will be
held in Douglas next year, and
Miss Slater is endeavoring to send
a good delegation of singers to
represent Nogales at the Smelter
City. a
Irene Macon, former vice-presi-
dent of the Saguaro Camp Fire
Girls, was elected president Of
that organization at a meeting
held late Tuesday afternoon, to
fill the vacancy of Ofelia Calderon,
who has rendered in her resigna-
ton as president. Bertha Munoz
has been elected vice-president.
The Camp Fire Girls have done
considerable work in the hi school
so far this year. They are putting
on many sales in an effort to earn
enough money to buy clothing and
food for the poor this coming
Christmas. The girls plan to keep
the poor kiddies of the city happy
by giving them presents.
Although it has been a long
time since anything IN the way of
entertainment has been furnished
by either the Knights of the Flam-
ing Youth or the Pacemakers, both
high school social organizations.
Alfonso Flores, Grand Master of
the knights an several other lads
representing the Pacemakers have
promised real surprises for the
coming season.
The recent report circulating
around school that "Forunclio
Fantomas" former losing jinx of
the Nogales international Base.
ball Club all of last season, has
joined the Knights, has been flatly
denied by Alfonso Flores, who
has issued the following state
ment: Following our usual
policy, we have refused the ap-
plication of "Fantomas" to be-
come member of this association,
inasmuch as he is already a full
pledged Pacenaker."
Frank Long line coach Of the
Nogales football team, when in
terviewed last week, in regard to
the outcome Of the Nogales- Tue
son game here on Thanksgiving,
said that it was impossible to say
that Tucson would win. "You
never can tellw said Mr.. Long,
"what Nogales will do. A couple
of weeks ago, Princeton, who was
generally picked to lose, trounced
Yale, and Washington, another
losing favorite, turned the tables
on the California eleven" The
odds for that game, at present,
are about nine to four in favor
of the Badgers.
Thursday, November 26th is
Thanksgiving-It is the day in
which another two-day vacation
begins-It is the day in which
Coach Paulus's Tucson BADGERS
invade the border in an effort
tn cop victory from thinner
mans Apaches. and thus cinch
tNe Southern Arizona Conference
Champ 'onship.
The Badgers and Coach Paulus
are visiting Nogales for the sole
purpose of evening matters with
the Apaches. Ever since the old
gridiron sport made it's start in
Nogales, way back in 1919, when
Coaches Sproul and Abernathy
used to see their proteges beaten