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

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IS THE ROUTINE OF SCHOOL DAYS Grace's second task each morning is combing her hair. Her hair is blond, long, and requires some time and care. She makes sure that she has plenty of time to give it a good going over before she goes in for breakfast. Her breakfast is good, for Grace knows that without a good breakfast she'II be ' c 1 , . hungry in that third period class. Notice the milk and coffee. When Grace is through with her break- fast, she is ready for the day. She lives a long distance from school and walks to the bus stop. The dog has to stay at home. Who said a dog's life? E231

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SEPTEMBER 22th TIL scHooL is our A DAY IN THE LIFE OF A CO-ED Grace Woods is a typical YUHS co-ed. Her days go by much the same - the routine of attending YUHS. She studies her lessons each night before going to bed unless it's a week-end night or there's something special like a date or a school affair or a show. After a session with her books, she turns in fairly early - around lO o'clock and sleeps soundly until the next morning. Mindful of health rules and desirous of that smile that wows 'em, C-race's first task in the morning is brushing her teeth. ln her house-coat she goes through the routine regularly. She almost choked on toothpaste when posing for this picture. I221

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SEPTEMBER 26th, September 26, 1941 Yuma 0 - N. Phoenix 20 North Phoenix high handed the Crims their second defeat in their first home game. Again the Crims were hampered by fumbles while the Mustangs shifted into the T formation and shook loose their fine halfback, Howard Moore, for long gains. Moore kicked a couple of extra points and tallied one touchdown to lead the visitors' devasf tating attack. ln the last quarter, the Crims man- aged to hold the Mustangs but this was small conso- lation. Torvi BANDY Managers ROBERT LOPEZ NORMAN IOHNSON YUMA MISSES A TACKLE. BOB PIERPOALI E241