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

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Dow, Hague. Coldiron. . P sf W. ,: 'Cf??. y. ff Q X 4 f I r Q, 1 1 ,f 'f fir! ,Jj 1 p if , ,ffif I ff' Af? l ' X f I -ff! ff Jr! -f fl M f , fy , jf fn! ff, M! ,. ' .f 1 , 7' .f iff I f 'l 1 4 f 2 ' Marie Wilbanks, sec.: Harvey Johnsen, vice-pres .sf A soPHoMoRE ci.Ass if f' At their first meeting, the sophomores re- :F elected loe Mansfield as class president be- Jgay s cause of his popularity and good work in the r' - previous year. 5? :ff J at .pf r Harvey johnson and lvlarie Wi'banks, well suited for the honor, were elected vice-presi- dent and secretary, respectively, while the Q, class was represented in the Student Council Their second meeti by Frank Martin and Elizabeth Pickering. ng they chose Coach Frank Armstrong as class adviser for the year. He helped the class in everything it under- took and saw that all their activities were enjoyed by all who attended them. To these officers and adviser, as well as the cooperation of the whole class, goes most of the credit for making the sophomores' year one of the peppiest and profitable spent in Yuma High. l Jffk lst 2nd 3rd 4th Sth 6th 'lth 31 Row-Hester, Chavez, Carter, Bates, Cutler, Connor, Freeman, Bradberry, Brown, Boskovitch, Clark, Stone Row-Ham, Glohm, Lawler, Hale, For sburg, Marks, Solomon, Fullilove, Botkins. Row-Dinniss, DeCorse, Flores, Bailey, Bailey, Blair, Bilbry, Clint, Crowe, Cox, Cypert, Cutchin, Gifford Hansberger. Bradherrv. Row-Coz. Hinds. Ener. Row-larnaindez, Lonez. Edwards, Faison, Hardy. Gamble, Greenleaf, Espinosa, Britt, Ellis, Harada, Adams oo . Row-Hardy. J. Granio, Fl. Granio, Far rar, Hills. Row-Almond, DeWeese, Cole, Osborne, Davenport, DeBerry, Barnes, Burkhart, Abbott, Baker, Dively Armstrong.

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fll ifibqfikfg ijfmfw 1ST ROW-Wilbanks, Lee, Waite. Stevenson, Hale. York, Vaugn, Rav, Wisener, Mutt. Johnson, Smith. 2ND ROW-Pulsifer, McGallard, Smith. Payne. Spurlnck. Long, Vaugn, Slater, Michase, Slater, Smith, Lawler, Vafakas. Michase. 3RD ROW-McCcmbs, Park, Johnston, Stevenson, Smith, Martin, Ray, Morgan, Smith, Slater, Pickering, Miller, Smith. 4TH ROW-Le'ov, Smith, Smith. Pvburn. Lanzdon. Roberts. Smith. MoComhs, Ponzales, Munoz, Armstronoi Mansfield. 5TH Rqrllgmaenry, Montague, Ruiz, Smith, Worthington, Smith, Swartz, Lorona, Skinner, Musgrave, Magdalena, SOPHOMORES With high hopes, the sophomores endeav- ored to outdo other classes in various con- tests this year. This mighty class started off its activities V, 4 this year with the determination to win the Fig ability to carry out that determination. As .1529 they were out-numbered Z to l by the lowly freshmen, they were completely pushed asun- Y der in the annual pushball contest. Weren ' they daunted, however? Most assuredly not .og ln the Christmas Seal contest they placed thirdg this was the upset of the year for them, but they only squared their shoulders and ,555 went on. With the help of Mr. Del Ward, they pub- ff' 4 lished a record Thermometer which showed the hidden talent of some of the class's bud- 'Q ding young journalists. This paper brought ,g in npany new advertisements for the regular stat . Armstrong, Adviser Mansfield, President 30

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J! .? . I x E 14155215613 John Hinshaw, adv.: Clyde Cortez, pres. 'lg'-E:'J,i'4'l'j3 i5?:?'E3?S.fi. FRESHMAN CLASS . fizraitia, With more than two hundred members, qzgggygggg, the future graduates of '39 assembled as the largest class that has ever entered Yuma High Sc hool . Mr. Snider presiding, they met and organ- ized in November. Nominations opened for iffgfgffik class officers and resulted with Claudio Cor- tez, president, Billy Welsh, vice-president, Barbara Dennis, secretary and treasurer, and Mr. A. 1. Hinshaw, adviser. T12?Et,'. . Dues were assessed each member in order 15:53, to pay for the annual pictures and to buy food for the picnic which was held on April 9. 'i?3Q2i-i?4. . t-.ifzjgs The custom ot holding a dance for freshmen cygggt . . . 'I--.'s.,,i only, which was inaugurated just last year, 'fiiggi I tirih. was abandoned this year and all the money V Ezgtfj was used for a bigger picnic, and planning a l successful sophomore banquet. m 'QS' - 41.1, 'H' Abert, Aguerra, Anderson, Anthony. Ball, Ballanger, Barnes, Berry, Borer, Bnuldin, Bradon, Bray, Brazeel, Breech, Brilton, Brooks, Broshear, Brown, Bruce, Bruce, Brundy, Bustamante. Carabaial, Carlile. Cartere, Chaney, Channell. Chavez, Chenowth, Chester, Chretin. Christian, ClaDD, Clary, Clayton, Cliff, Collom, Conway, Connie, Cortez, Cox. Davenport, Dougherty, Davis, Davis, Deenis, DeRosier, Dewhurst, Diel, Dively, Dorsey, Dulaney. Earp, Ehrlich, Estupinon, Hernandez. Fernandez, Fernandez. Fernandez, Fish, Fletcher. Fletcher, Flint, Forster, Fowler, Fox, Franklin, Fry. Garrett, Gattis, Gay, Gentry, Gibbs, Gloria, Godfrey, Gonzalez, Gordon, Graham, Gregory. Haile, Hailey, Hamblin, Hamcock, Hamner, Hamner, Hanna, Hanna, Harada, Hardit, Harrison, Hartman, Haugh- telin, Haughter, Haynes, Heffington, Hedgpath, Hendrickson, Jernandez, Heildbrant, Heildbrant. Jackson, Jernigan, Jobe. Johnson. Johnson, Jones, Jones, Jordan. Keigan, Kehl, Kennett, Ketcherside, Klohr. Lane. Laniz, Layne, Lee, Lee, Leong, Lichthron, Long. Lopez, Lott, Lozar, Lavis. 32