International., 1925-11-15

The students of the high school
enioved a one and a half day va
cation last week. Barnes clrcus'
which dropped into Nogales tues
dav. was the cause of the recess
in the afternoon, and Armlstlce
Dav was the reason for Wednes-
davis laff-off. And this is not all.
for this week, the students VIII
again enjoy another nice vacation
when the teachers Of all the
schools in the city journey to
Phoenix, where the Teachers In
stitute will be held. Whether the
instructors will stay away Tor
three or four days is not definlt-
ly known yet, but here's hoping
they do!
With the second six weeks OF
school work just about over, the
instructors in the high school are
passing around their usual exam
nations and it will not be long
now before the cards are given
out. 1t is customary, particular
ly at this time of the year, for
teachers to give terrific brain
cracking examinations, and 1T
would not be surprising at all, If
any casualties are reported.
Mr.. A. R. Whitfield, of the
First National Bank Of this city,
was a visitor in the high school
last Monday afternoon. AT the
request of Coach Zimmerman, Mr..
Whitfield went to the high school
and addressed the Economies
Glass, on the subject of banking.
In a logical and interesting man
ner, Mr.. Whitfield gave the stud.
ents a clear understanding or
modern banking, and interesting
ly related the services of bank
to the particular community IN
which it is located. His talk was
duly appreciated by the students.
Mr.. Whitfield expressed his gra-
titude for the careful attention
the class had given him, and pro-
missed the students that he would
be glad to come back again some
time and speak to the class.
A letter has been received from
the T. V. Allen Company, of
Houston, Texas, stating that the
Senior rings, ordered by the Sem
iors couple of weeks ago, will
be here the early part of next
month. The reason for the delay
is that the design selected for
their rings by the Seniors is very
elegant, and needs the very best
Of careful attention and little
time will be necessary i'm order to
meet this requirement.
Considerable noise will un-
doubtedly be raised all this week
in the high school, for it will not
be very long now before Paulus'
fighting Tucson Badgers. anc 'ent
and bitter rivals Of Zimmerman's
Apaches, journey to Nogales with
blood in their eyes, and with a
fixed determination of avenging
the many humilating defeats suf-
,fered at the hands Of the Apaches
all of last season IN football and
in basketball.
The game with the Tucson
gang here on Thanksgiving is con-
sidered by the students. coach.
and players alike, as the most I'M
portant Southern Conference
game this season, and as the most
wonderful opportunity the local
team has of winning. and giving
the Nogales 1925 football season
a fine end,
Referring back to old Man
Dope, the Tucsonans seem to have
the advantage over Nogales. but
the Apaches are determined to do
their darndest in their last game
this season, and beat the visiting
gang.
Within the last few weeks,
Coach Paulus has developed
wonderful backfield. known now
in the Old Pueblo as the "four
teowboys''. This combination
seems to have worked smoothly
FOR the Tucson lads IN their last
games, and especially against
Douglas. whom they defeated two
weeks ago.