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

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SEPTEMBER 15, 1941 LOST FROSH Hi, Freshiel Seems like a big place - huh, kid? S'all right though. ln three or four years, you won't know the differ- ence. But right now, things are a little tough, we upperclassmen ad- mit. Here are two typicals -loanie and Ned. To ask an upperclassman where a certain room was was about as bright as pulling a skunk's tail. For instance - the hapless frosh might be asked to go through the mezza- nine, take the elevator to the sixth floor and ask the doorman on the right. Favorite hangouts of frosh are the darker corners and Speedway , the basement hall f o the main building. E141

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SEPTEMBER 16th, THEY LEARN TO TAKE IT Tirnid frosh, new to high school ways, soon learned a rougher technique by partici- pating in upperclass brawls during the noon hours and before school. Cirls prefer to sit and watch until the party gets rough. All in all, those first few weeks in high school leave an indelible stamp on every students memory. They are not to be taken lightly. Below is a typical noon hour scene. Those on top are lucky. The ones on the bottom are probably underclassmen. Initiation of clubs also furnished many a noon hour's enter- tainment. Teachers used the sidewalks for the sake of safety. Everything's new to the freshman and therefore a heap of fun. lt's hot when he comes to school in September but he doesn't mind that because he can go swimming during his physical ed period and the hot days, he sometimes gets out earlier because the scohol runs on the hotfweather schedule, dismissing at 2 o'clock. That freshman - he'll probably have a better time his first year than any year in school just because he's getting on to something entirely new. HELP, MOMMAY