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"El Intruso" 1921-1969 was newspaper microfilm project that took place at the University of Arizona and the University of Sonora. Collaborators included Dr. Kieran McCarty, Dr. Fernando Tapia, et. al.

First national journalism convention. Santiago Rivas was publisher and editor of El Intruso, 1921-1969. The group portrait includes journalists and their guests. Santiago Rivas can be seen in the back row, second left.

Fabrica de ropa y almacén de efectos del país. De la Torre Hermanos Desean a Ud. Felicidades en el presente año.

Arizona Daily Star story titled "Recalling a fine school and its founders" authored by Bonnie Henry, which discusses Treehaven School and William and Florence Schneider.

1944 Graduation program from Cooperstown, North Dakota. Printed program showing high school graduates from the class of 1944, including Mavis Orla Sutter.

Photo of Rafael de la Torre taken by Foto Carlos Company when he was six years old.

Al Blumenthal poses with Senator Robert F. Kennedy.

Pamphlet issued by Al Blumenthal for State Assembly.

Albaro Obregon que tomo Mexico con el Ejercito Constitucionalista. No. 1 Series B. Photographer Abitia. Sr. Gov. Riveras, General Obregon, General Iturbe, and General Hill are photographed.

The only maiter [sic?] in Sonora.

Alice Cook Holbrook (mother) and Lucy Cook Holbrook Hatch (daughter) sitting side by side for a formal photograph of them dressed in Sunday best.

Florence Lopez, graduation photo. Florence is the wife of the late Danny Lopez.

Groom's mother, Jim Fendenheim, Frances Manuel, and Juanita Fendenheim (Manuel) standing in front of the wedding cake at Juanita's wedding reception. Frances Manuel is a reputable basket weaver, cultural preservationist, and storyteller.

Frank and Eloisa Avalos (center) and Ester Avalos (right) in wedding attire.

Rafael de la Torre, age one. Photograph by "Foto Carlos" taken in Nogales, Sonora, 1954.

Baptism announcement for Maria del Carmen, to take place on April 25, 1897 in Nogales, Sonora.

Photograph of Bertha Rivas Jensen, the eldest daughter of Juana Vásques Rivas. She was one of four daughters born to the family.

Mackenzie family photo taken shortly after Clark and Betty Mackenzie's dad, Joseph, was shot and killed by Pinkerton Guards in Pittsburgh railway yard. Joseph was jumping a train to get back home when he was shot.

Biggs family photograph taken in Nogales, Arizona, circa 1943. Individuals include, left to right: George W. Biggs, a Tuskegee airman; John Biggs, a young man; and Levi Biggs, Sr., a buffalo soldier.

Biggs family photograph taken in Nogales, Arizona. On the left is Levi Biggs, Jr., an airman. His mother, Dolores R. Riggs is in the center. On the left is George W. Biggs, navigator. The photograph was taken to commemorate homecoming.