Yuma Union High School - El Saguaro Yearbook (Yuma, AZ)

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J-fardwvrk ing eachcrs and apablzf Beads Winifred Leonard - M .A. Amelia Iohannsen - B.A. Socorro Martinez - B.S. l Steven Powers - B.S. Paloma VVhite - M .A. ,VL , W. Raymond Drysdale Helen Burtch - B.A. XXX FOREIGN LANGUAGE-Students not only learn the lan- U guage but also learn about the countries, people and customs. Ruth Foster- M.A. Mary Saunders - B.A. sr n Q 5 r'es rrsr ffl r ,V , lla I 'fwr R' I' Mcclendon - B'A' ,. r . 5 rk, HES Pen - B ' ' rra or aa.1 l,rLr a u p SOCIAL SCIENCE-All of these subjec L ' i s help Yuma High students keelp infornn - t y p ' L on happenings around the wor d. in Warren Conrad - M .A. M. Tracy - M.S. ENGLISH -English, American, world litera- ture, as well as grammar and composition, are subjects that our English teachers teach us. 18

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5 Student? Hunger for Klwufledge Roy Cunningham - M .A. L L1 ,A'-Lk i k'gI ' H ii 'ff l e john Dallabetta - M .A. MUSIC - Fancy-foot- ed band members put in a lot of marching time while choir spends their time preparing musical programs. W.B. Headington - M .A. Wendell Freeze - M .A. Eugene Holehan - B.A. 1 f' of if Q5 ' XX X I Q k QWi g i s nineties Y .e e Q . W e , A Xi I Q, of Y .f 3 'X Marjory Middleton - M .A. Ronald I. Wood - B.S. Stella Sorenson - B.S. COMMERCIAL-Students are trained for secretarial and office work and other jobs for business. William Brennan - M .A. Barbara Bertolino - B.S. E. Farris Calloway - M .A. 5 1 , -I xg .-,2 Qi' ii is if ' N' I 1 R. C. Cote - M .S. Robert Weete - M .A. Jean Walker - B.A. ENGLISH-English, American and world literature, as well as gram- mar and composition are subjects that our English teachers teach us.

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uidc VHS Students in ew Goals Jack BeDillion - M .A. Alka - B.S. Paul Caldwell - M .A. -. 5 X-.-' V Q ,,.:.fH2.sf.fg?fSrs . -fi asa-5 mi 'Nt QQ 6 Leaming the Com-fcf method ' of how to mix water colors, fi m,'hA ' Paul Blair takes instructions ' i S' from art teacher, Mr. Ochoa. ' f . 5 :,, .'!1 S A is ,.,. George Clay-B.A. .. -i ' - V Sl Soergel-B.A. f Q fuiffiif iil ii i l iwfffl 33?li'lWl -.., . ' ,. A i d f . A 'N .,i' . A A V Q Carl Greenwell- B.S. It f: 'gl tf5T', ' asf Sf?-5 O. R. TurleY - M -A . f iio ii' 1 'X q A INDUSTRIAL ARTS - Students learn the basic essentials of a 1 trade and are prepared for advanced studies in life. lf. H. Southward - M .A. RIVER EDUCATION' Driver Fd' 'V A ,J e motor. Virgil Hengl - B.A. ents learn the essentialsltnf dr' ' g arglstglslj k yi. fl J ,L D 1' i s fl 'XXX XJ f ' A s It lu ers holding their moming gab session at the ' oxes are Mr. Needham, Mr. Conrad, Mr. Head- T ,' K ' ing , and Mr. Clay. l , ' H I 1 5 . 'af J lin ZJXA K VQ-x Q! W cl If I1 ID QLWN 5 0 t l 7 A 1. It h fl W PW Q01 Nyllv W Xl tri l ll X ' X kt I, 3 .M N J J Qjttllc I X O 19 3 s