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.VAzNE VESTI:
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sastavljena sd Edward B. Osub-
ka-Moravskijem ma celu Wade
O sastavu Wade javlja AP vest
IL Moskve sledece:
"Predsednik Boreslaw Beirut
Ii premier Eduard Obubka Mo
rawski sadasnjeg cd sovjeta stvo-
renog varsavskog rezima bice
zadrzani zajedno sa nekim dru-
GIN jakim ministrima.
"Isto tako predstavnistvo ma
cionalnog VEGA Poljske bice "a
drzano sa ukljucenjem Wincen-
ty Witosa, II godinu staroga biv-
seq vodje Seljacke partije, Sta
nislawa Grabski-a "a godine sta
rcg bivseg predsednika Poljskog
Nacionalnog VEGA.
"Potpun sastav Wade, cije for
miranje dokoncava jedan cd mai
tezih ruslxo-britansko-americkih
.problema, bice izjavljeno "a ne
koliko DANA"
Pomenuti dopisnik, Daniel,
sumnja u ikakvo stvarno jedins-
two. On kaze da vec sada u
Poljskoj postoje podzemne grupe
koje Sc ne slazu sa Sovjetskom
Rusijom, niti sa dosadasnjom, a
isto tako ne nj sa novom polls
kom vladom, te da &c podzemni
pokret postojati dale, a sva-
dia ie isto tako neizbezna u novoj
vladi.
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Vec Sc moze nazreti da Sc u
vladu ukljucuju vecinom stall
nisticke pristalice, iii bar onl
koji Sc nisu nikada pokazali kao
ogorceni neprijatelji prema Sow
jetskoj Rusiji. Ovo. naravno, ne
&c zadovoljiti poljske reakciona-
re u Londonu, iako momentalno
pristaju ma sastav move Wade.
Svakako, poljski problem jos nj
je resen, niti &c on biti resen
dok ga ne resi- treta sila - pro-
leterska revolucija-uklanlaJ
j "progresivne" staliniste l re-
akcionare.
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| KROZ AMERIKU
(Nastavak sa |. strane)

laze po diva vojnika - jedan koji
operise drugi sa puskom u ru-
kama koji ga cuva cd napada
piketasa.
Poznato je da je ovde spor oko
najamnice, u glavnom. Danas sc
americka vojska sastoji Cd pra-
viii radnika, kao ma koja druga
vojska ii radnici koji su sada
vojsci krse, pod zapovedi wish
sila, naravno, strajk svojih dru-
gova radnika. Ali posto drzava
ina "opravdanje" "a sada, -bu-
duel da je ovo ratno stanJe da
Strajk ometa mas ratni napor"
vojnici naravno, pokorno, a moz-
da pod gore pomenutom laznom
propagandom, i voljno vrse ma
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septembra - 1:30 pc podne.
Ma skupstini da govori drug L. Pc
trovic o tekucim dogad.jajima; da pred
sedava drug l.. Stcfanovic. Sekretar
skupstine: scepovic, sestok Mite. Ia
stoloravnate]je ma banketu izabrani su:
Crnovic Slepcevic.
Sledeci su Ogranci poslal mesecnt
! izvestaje: Bellwood, Detroit, Los An
gcles, New York, Steubenville i Youngs
town.
Nakon sto ie zapisnik procitan Ii
svojen, sednica Sc zatvara Il | sat PC
podne.
&. stepovit, rekorduiuci sekretar.
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Roosevelt i Vatikon

u iednom drugom odnosu Roo
sevelt ie dokazao da je on bio
naireakcionarniji predsednik. I.
odnosu koji tesko da je mamie
vazan mamie cinican nego ME
gov zagrljaj ozakonjavajuceg
ropstva "a radnike. Nj jedan dru-
gi predsednik Sjedinjenih Dr.
zava nije dao teoretskim pre-
tendovanjima Vatikana takvu
potporu kao sto je Franklin D.
Roosevelt. Drugi predsednici su
Sc udaljivali u pravcu rimoka-
tolicke politicke masine, naroei
to Taft, ali nijedan nije do STE
pena koii zabelezi Rooseveltovo
priznanje vatikanskih tvrdnji
pretendovanja. Njegova anti
Jeffersonska iziava da su osnovi
drzave II religiji Ii jos specific
niie u hriscanskoj religijD ieste
vrla srz ultramontanske politi-
ke. To je srz teokratije,
Roosevelt je nju .javno velicao.
l ovo sadrzi, mozda najpakosnijll
i ultra-reakcionarnu fazu Roose-
veltove politicko-ekonomske We
roispovesti.
Simbol sunraka kapitaliznad
I tako, svojom smrcu, Roose-
welt simbolise raspad sistema "a
koji Sc on borio tako uporno da
ga ocuva = CHE je on reakclo-
narne elemente tako zivahno ma
stojao da konsolidise. Zastoj bi
bio Rooseveltova nagrada da le
poziveo nekoliko godina wise, a
zastoj poraz ce pratiti nasto1a-
MIA onih koji uporno rade da
zaustave drustveni progres. Is
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Picnic in Chicago

The PeopeC of
o of
eand
lunch andse
ayandyou ouwnlbe OF
ncaeo origath a ion
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Ako je to nasa duznost da
pomazemo svaki istinski pokret
naroda, nije mania nasa duznost
da zastitimo tex obrazovanu jeZ-
CRU nase proleterske partije, ne
zrtvujuci je nekorisno i ne doz-
voljavati proletarijatu da bude
desetkovan u besplodnim mes
MIN pobunama". - Mara -Engels.
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'DemokratSki' totaIitarijaniZam

mo ZnatnO lid pIOSlISIIIJOJ OS
novi. Iii, slicno onome Sto le
bilo u nacistickoj Nemackoi i ia
sistickoj Italiji. Razume Sc, pod
firmom "demokratije", IT, ma
s'demokratski" nacin, a sve u
"interesu publike', kako veil The
Cleveland Press!
Kad god kapitalisticka stampa
hoce da zamagli neko sporno pi-
tanje izmedju radnika i kapita-
lista. ona uvek istice 'interese
publike", kao da je njihova pub
lika' iskljucena il kapitalisticke
i radnicke klase. Tako j ovoEss
prilikom, u ''interesu publike
Kapitalisticko drustvo Sc ne
deli ma "publike'', nego ma klase
- kapitalisticku radnicku ki2-
su. kada kapitalisticH pred
stavnici govore "interesirna
publike", oni misle ma interese
kapitalisticke klase.
Pisac Scripps-Howard novina,
Fred W. Perkins, u sledecoj re-
cenici je istakao svrhu pomenu-
tog programa cd strane pomenu-
tih senatora: "Oni priznaju de
dok danasnji uslovi nisu potpuno
mirni ma industrijskom frontu,
oni mogu postati znatno gori pre-
nego Sc poboljsaju."
u tome "grmu zee lezi"! Owe
SUI razlozi zbog kojih SUI Sc po-
menuti senatori odbor trinaes
torice poduhvatili da izrade pro
gram 'industrijskog mira, ia
ko da bi ,otklonili "gradjanski
rat" (citaj Proletersku Revoluci-
/ ju). Oni priznaju da nj danas n
postoji mir izmedju radnika j
kapitalista, danas kada, kao pra-
vilo, radnici jos rade, a Sta &C
biti sutra kada mnogi prestanu
raditi? Nastupice jos veci op-
sezniji nemir. To treba spre6iti
Treba drzava da to regulise o.
bezbedi veciti ''industrijski mir"
Ako je moguce mirnim putem
ali pod svaku cenu ON Sc mora
osigurati. U obratnom slucaIu.
moze dpci do "gradjanskog ia
ta"!
{, Svi pokusaji na strani kapita-
listicke politi6ke drzave pred
stavnika kapitalizma uopste, d.
osiguraju "industrijski mir" MI
zerno ce promasiti. Jer u kIas-
nom druStvu nemoguce ie US
postaviti mir. u klasnom drus
tvu. usled klasnih interesa e.
konomske nejednakosti, klasna
| je borba neizbezna. 1 u koIikc
/ Sc JAZZ ekonomske nejednakosti
prostitute, u tolikoj Sc meri klas-
ma borba poostrava pozestocu
je.
Sano pod Socijalizmom mo
guce je uspostaviti industriiski
mir, jer pod MIN nece biti klasa
niti klasnih suprotnisti; nece bit
| ekonomske neiednakosti. Poo
MIN nece biti izrabljivanja, pa
prema tome, nece biti gomilania
bogastva na jednoj strani cd ma
mine, dok ma drugoj strani, O.
gromna vecina, skapava cd ne
mastine gladi, kao sto je sluSai'
danas pod kapitalizmom.
| DanaSnia moderna sredstva "a
proizvodnju omogucuju obilnu
proizvodnju svih potrebnih stva-
ri "a udoban zivot celog drustva,
Ona omogucuiu stvarni i STAIN
industriiski drustveni mir, al
sano onda. kada ona postanu
zaiednicko vlasnistvo celog drus-
tva.
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POtpore RadniGke
BOrbe



Iedges
l. Babertm
lmi IL
oivoztes
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su" i "reguliSu" odnose iznediu
rada kapitala, da bi sc ocuvao
"industrijski mir''. Kad je nekad
doslo do spora izmedju rada j
kapitala, owe vladine agencije
odbori nastojali SUI de Sc "brats-
XII izmire. l kao pravilo, mamie
wise, do ''izmirenja" je dolazilo.
Kad nije moglo ma '1ep" nacin.
pribegavalo Sc nasilju. Pri ovom
"izmirivanju" radnicke i kapita-
listicke klase, igrali SUI vaznu
ulogu i radnicki fekeri i, razu-
me Sc, stalinisti. Jer njihova To-
zinka "a vreme rata bese: "mir
j jedinstvo po svaku cenu."
Sada, kada je bilo moguce, re-
zonuju kapitalisticki slugani. "a
vreme rata odrzati 'industrijski
mir, zasto ne bi bilo moguce
j "a vreme mira" - posle rata?
TIE vladine ratne agencije od-
bore treba prosiriti povecati
te dati i'm jos wise vlasti i moci
pa kad god Sc pojavi neki nespo-
razum izmedju klasa, one bi ina
le da to 'izglade'' ''izmire", ie1
tako interest 'publike" naIazu
Ma oval nacin kapitalisticka kla.
sa namerava uvesti 'sindustriiski
mir" u zemlji.
Pored federalnih i drzavnih
svaki grad i svaka varos u ovoj
zemlji imaju odbore "a planira-
ME posleratnih problema, ii. ka-
ko ola uposle sto wise radnika,
kako da kontrolisu besposlene
radnike, posto svi oni ocekuiu
da &c takvih biti dosta - bes-
poslenih radnika.
Jest, postojece "radnicke" ju
nije, ii. njihove vodje, planiraiu
kako da Sc problem besposlice
resi-. Naprimer, oni zagovaraiu
osobito c. I. O., godisnju najam.
nicu "a radnika, bez obzira ko.
liko on dana radio u godini, ME
mu, saglasno "radnickim" vodia
ma, treba da Sc garantuje godis.
Mi dohodok. Neki kapitalisti ST
Sc saglasili sa ovim planom, doh
je ogfoinana vecina protivna.
F.! Kolika bi ova, ako bi Sc ma
godili poslodavci radnicki vo
die, godisnja najamnica bila, nj
su nam kazali. Mozda bi bill
ravna godisnjoj najamnici bivs
W.P A. Svakako da ne bi bill
/ tolika, da bi radnik sa svojon
porodicom mogao pristojno zive
ii.
Pre- neki dan dosla je vest i
Waslingtona, koja glasi da s.
tri senatora (Ball, Hatch i Bur
tom podneli senatu S. D. pro
gram, pod imenom Federal In
dustrial Relations Act, po ko
me bi Sc uspostavio industrijsk
mir" u ovoi zemlji, i ma tai ma
Gin otklonio 'gradjanski rat, ka
ko oni vele. Jamacno da gospod
senatori misle ma Proletersk
Revoluciiu, kad vele "gradjansk
rat"
Pomenuti projekto-plan "a ''in
dustrijski mir, prema istoj yes
ii nije samo delo pomenutih Sc
natora, nego jedne grupe gra
diana cd Is osoba, koji su z
| dive iodine studirali iSpitiva7
i istrazivali kako da Sc ostvar
"industrijski mir" u zemlji. Ist
Sc sastoji Cd sedan tacaka. Al
svih sedan tacaka, kada Sc CRU
pisu u jednu, glasi: Federaln
vlada, kroz svoje razne odbore
ina da regulise i koordenise cd
nose izmedju rada kapitals
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SJJMRAK KAPITALTZMA
L. P, dopisnik.

torija ce rekordovati da je to bio
kapitalizam koji je neizbezno do
neo oval rat; ona ce rekordovati
da SUI Roosevelt, Mussolini, Sta
lin, Hitler Churchill stajali "a
;ocuvanje drzave i vlasnistvom-
uslovljenog drustva ma kojem O.
no pociva, i u povecanju draw
ne moci u stvarima drustvene
kontrole autoriteta. A istorica-
ri, secajuci Sc Marksova diktu-
ma da je drzava neodeljiva Cd
ropstva, zaboravice razlike koie
delise owe male ljude koii behu
iedanaki, i svi kao jedan. u nil
hovoj ceznji da ocuvaiu stvar ko
ia neprekidno ropstvo mizeriiu
cini neizbeznom.
Mi Cd S. L. P. suocavamo posle-
ratni svet njegove probleme So
pouzdanjem. Razuverena radnic-
ka klasa eesVtesnritualno &c saznati ko
je u stvari nju savetovao pravo,
j njena ce potpora, pravom
vremenu, biti mama data Il pu-
moi meri. Medjuvremeno, nakon
pedeset i pet godina. nasa lozin-
ka kao partije mora biti: "Uzdrz-
ljivost. wise uzdrzljivosti jos
wise uzdrzljivosti''. Nasa stvar
ne moze promasiti, ma Sta ne
posredna buducnost donela, i ma
Sta mas snaslo kao pojedince. A
onima koji Sc smeju frcu ma
mas zato, kako oni tvrde, sto sr11o
promasili - to jest, da srno mi
promasili uciniti ono sto sami
radnici moraju postici = mi i'm
mozemo zgodno odgovoriti 'reci-
ma Woodrow Wilsona: h@El
"Ja bi radje promasio u stvari
koja &c jednog dana pobediti, ne
go ola pobedim u stvari, "a kolu
ia znam da &c jednog dana pro-
masiti."
weekly People, 10 26. maja
1945)
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Picnic in Detroit

Picnic in Detroit
Sunday July River
LOO Plenty of cool drinks
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tNastavak sa 3. strane)
on niie bio suStastveno drukciji
cd onih koie ie on nazvao svo-
Jim protivnicima. Oni Sc nisu
razlikovali, u sustini, nego samo
u sredstvima.
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KONSKRIPCIJA RADNIKA
Korak ka Industrijaln0m Ropstvu


cd
ERIC HASS urednika WEEKLY PEOPLE-a
II
Preveo P. r ut
U ovo brosur autor e jednstven nacn /
zova O tok razvoj americke u je, koja ci-
liza f t i americku radnicku kasu Pomocu
autentSnh dokaz e ucnio pordjene izmedu nacstce
ke Nemaeke koa e popuno poitcki ekonomski obespra
villa nemacke radnile americke putokratije, koja
tepeno prmenjuje scne mere metode svoju radnc-
ku kasu kakve je nacscka Nemacka primena nemaS-
ku radnicku kasu
smrzavanje posu, donasane zakona protiv radnc77
kin strakova citavi nz drugih prslnh reakconarnih
mera jesu vdn amercke kapitaistcke kase da poll
tick obespav radnitku kasu Amerie Otuda potrebno
da ovu knzicu nabave STUDENT radnckog p
tanja.
Ina "A stranice cena joj je 10 cent? prmerak
Porudzoine novcem treba slati
KNJIzARA RADNICKE BORBE
3413 st. Clair Ave, Cleveland IA, Ohio.
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Piknik u DetrCitu

Usredun 4
Ave
ehraneh gpGat zabavnig
ota
Ia vedrugovo dibrm-
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-16


knocked her down.
Horrfied he lcaped out "Are you all right
ne asked. I'm terribly sorry"
The stocky plcasantfaccd girl smiled I'm
fine. 1t was my own fault guess"
She brushed herself off. He helped her
Can l give you a lift?" he asked.
ooh, no, you needn't bother. It's not far"
bat the man insisted upon driving her
The next day he dropped into the place. And
the next. They became friends.
He told her that he was Glenn Daguc, 30 son
of a preacher of Sand Hill, W. Va. He had
taught Sunday School led troop Of Boy Scouts,
and married a schooleachcr He and his wife
settled in Viola w. Va. They had two children.
Il thought l could make a living selling i'm
sur1nco but l reckon I just didn't have the abil-
ity" he related. Finally l switched to cars
The waitress, who 20, confided that things
hadn't gone any too well with her, either. Born
Irene Crawford in a squattcr's shack in the noun.
tans. she had been the ninth of II children. Her
mother had died when She was nine When she
was Il, she had gone 10 live with married Sis
ter Ruby and she had married Ruby
brOthcriulaw. Homer Schroeder
"f had baby the next year a boy She
lifted her head and her gray eyes shone. "IiiS
name is Donnie
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-16

She had lost her waitress job
4 day Camc-t was the fall OF 1929 when
there was no food in their mclgcr fat.
Irene looked at Donnie now !, and then at
Daguc. Her jaw set
I'm going OUT she announced I'm going
to get some dough"
nAGUE jumped up mo You stay here II
- we can't get bread honestly. then I'll get it
some other way
Irene stood looking at him And because
this happens 70 be a love story, she said, IN
90 with you
They pawncd some clothes and bought two
secondhand revolvcrs for So Then they walked
out into the suburbs and stuck up small garage,
December I6, 1915
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-16

Two years later the marriage fell apart. and
Irene got Donnie
Il had 10 have him" she said "TI have
killed anyone who tried TO keep Us apart
She had held many jobs. Sometimes she had
worked - 10 II hours day. There wasn't
much she wouldn't do 10 keep her son fed ant
clothed and sheltered.
The waitress and the salesman fcu in love.
Irene told Glenn that nc doing wrong. and he
knew he was doing wrong. Even So 1t happened
Dague did not 90 back 10 his wife and children.
lie tried various Jobs but never did very well.
While working for tree surgeon, he fell and was
laid up for weeks. This cost him that job.
Don't worry" Irene told him. "Il get work.
I'll take care of US"
Illustrated by BENTON CLARK
Nogales international., 1945-05-25
Robert Ramirez
Continued from Page a

(COnLInueu ITOIn FdSt y
He became a member of the N Club
which was a great honor for Bob.
In his Junior year, Bob became a
member of the football squad He
played left end and lettered in that
sport. Again Bob joined the bas-
ketball squad and he was elected
Nogales international., 1945-05-25
George |. Crowe

George I. Grove, II, who is a
member of the Senior class of 1915,
has been enrolled in Mis-. for the
past four years as a college course
student.
During his years as student at
Nogales High, George was active in
football, basketball, and track, earn
ing two varsity letters in football,
one in basketball and one in track.
He was also a member of the P & S
Club, Commercial Club, Maroon
Masque, NJ Club, Adobe Staff, War
cry Staff, and during the past year
has served as editor of the Apache
Warcry.
Upon graduating, George plans to
attend the summer session of the
University of Arizona before being
called into active duty with the
Army Air Forces of which he is a
reserve member
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Frank Miranda

1t was the day that determined
whether Frank Miranda would be-
come a member of the Freshman
Glass of 1941. AS they handed out
the report cards, he looked at it
with fear. He found that he could
continue his plans. The summer
vacation rolled by. while all the
time he was planning his schedule
for his Freshman year.
Finally his big day came; the day
when he was to enter High School
and become member of the Fresh
man Glass. That day was a very
difficult and confusing one. He
became well acquainted with the
teachers and GRASSES. The first Sc
mester passed by, but the second
semester dragged. That year he
participated in a few activities
which increased as the years went
by.
He had his share of studies, wor-
rieS, and fun during his High School
years. And so it was, after four
long years of hard work he is now
a member of the graduating class
of As.
Nogales international., 1945-05-25
Matilde Scriuner

After three years of hard work IN
this High School, the school career
of Matilde Scrivner has come to ar
end.
In her Sophomore year she joined
the Booster Club, the Science Club
the Adobe Staff, and the WarcrJ
Staff. She was also member Of
the Sophomore Speech Choir, anc
of the Debating Team sponsored BY
Mrs. v. Smith.
According to her studies, she plans
to go to college She will try to be
admitted to the Nurse Corps al
Tucson, but if not admitted she viii
go to. the University of Arizona II
September. At the University, Ma
tide Scrivner will work toward {
masters degree in Spanish.
Nogales international., 1945-05-25

Joe Tena has been especially in
terested in working with the Stu
dent Council. In his Freshman and
Sophomore years he was elected
class representative and in his Jun
ior year Student-Body Secretary
and finally this year he was Student
Body President.
Joe has been an active member of
the N. Club, P & S Club, Adobe
Staff, Warcry Staff, and in his
Sophomore year was president of
the Science Club.
His favorite pastimes are going to
the show and camping. An occa-
sional "parranda" is quite enjoyable
sometimes, too. He plans to enter
the u. of A. in September.
Nogales international., 1945-05-25
Renee Marcus

Renee Marcus was born in Ell
PaSo, Texas, on June 81, 1928. She
lived in Ell Paso for five years and
then came to the metropolis of No
gales where she has lived ever since.
She attended private school for
two years and then she went to Lin
coin School, where she remained
three years.
She began her sixth year OF school
in the High School building, which
cat the time) was terrific thrill!
She went through the sixth, sew
enth. and eighth grades, and then
at last her long awaited dream came
true! She was in High School.
She started by joining the Booster
Club: she was also Drum Major
cite at the time. She was taking a
college course and was kept quite
busy with her four subjects. She
struggled through her first year,
and came back a fighting Sophie. =
Her Sophomore year was a busy
one-both socially and Scholastlcal-
ly. She joined the Dramatics Club,
and she also worked on the Adobe
Another year quickly CD passed by
and now she was entering her third
year of High School. The first
semester of her third year she was
a rah, rah, Junior. Oh! but the last
semester she was transferred to an
"all mighty" Senior.
Her last year was an exceptionally
busy one-she carried seven sub
iects. She was still member OF
the Booster Club; she worked on the
Warcry Staff; she was a member OF
the Dramatics Club; and she was
Assistant Editor of the Adobe.
Renee plans on going to Guaymas
for a week after graduation. On
her return she plans to get job
Next fall she intends to continue
her education.
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Tony TruJIllo, ID years OF age,
graduating Senior, plans (by re-
quest) to join the Armed Forces OF
the United States soon after gradu-
ating. After victory is won he will
return and enter trade school. His
ambition is to be truck driver for
an Interstate Transfer Company in
Los Angeles, California
Since entering High School, he
has been active in football, basket
ball, and is member of the IN"
Club.
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Steve Sudduth

Steve entered the doors of MIS-.
back in 1941. During this year he
was out for track, football, and was
a member of the Drum 81 Bugle
Corps. At the termination of his
first year, he went to Texas where
he attended school for two years and
then returned once again to the
ranks of the mighty class of 1915.
Steve, among others, signed up
with Uncle Sans Fighting Navy
and expects to leave soon after
graduation.
His plans for the future are per-
sonal. He says upon graduation,
ME voy a emborachar.
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Johnny O'Keefe

Johnny O'Keefe set out to match
wits with this new world in 1928
BY popular request of his parents
he started school at that minors
battle-ground popularity known now
as Elm Street School. For the first
day only, he wore short pants
Marbles was the most popular sport
of the school, but John had to trot
up town every weekend with his
allowance to buy his weeks. supply
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Helen Ziegler

Helen Ziegler, active member of
the Senior Glass of AS, has been
employed at the Office of Censorship
for the past three months.
During Helen's high school ca
reer, she has been active in the
Commercial Club, Booster Club, and
was leader of the 1943-44 drill team.
Helen's favorite sport is volleyball
and as for subjects, sociology is tops
with her. During her leisure hours
she enjoys slipping cherry cokes.
Until final victory has been won,
Helen intends to continue her work
at the Office of Censorship, but she
hopes to take up secretarial work.
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Helen Mansfield

Helen Mansfield, one of the quiet.
reserved members of the Senior
Glass, has enjoyed school as much
as school can be enjoyed.
She took a General Course
throughout high school and chemis-
try was her greatest interest. When
she graduates, she intends to enter
the Cadet Nurse Corps at Hotel
Dieu in Ell Paso.
In her Senior year she joined the
Maroon Masque, Warcry Staff and
the Adobe Staff She took a minor
part in the play put on by the Ma
room Masque.
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Anna Tena

Anna Tena entered Nogales Public
Schools in September of 1887. She
was a former student in San Diego's
public schools.
During her high school years she
has been a member of the Glee
Club, Booster Club, Commercial,
Club, Warcry Staff, and was a mem
Der of the Drill Team during he1
Freshman year.
Her favorite sport is basketball
She attended summer school in 1912
She is planning to become house
wife.
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Julietta Aguirre

Julietta Aguirre, graduating
Senior of the class of 1945, has at
tended High School here in Nogales,
her native town.
She is taking a Commercial
Course and also other subjects which
are not required in the course, such
as Radio and Radio Code.
She has been a member of the
Drill Team, Commercial Club, anc
the Drum and Bugle Corps
Following her graduation, she wi
obtain the job of assistant cashier
for the j. j. Newberry Company.