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

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SEPTEMBER 29th, AND EVERY DAY-OUR TEACHERS ARNOLD AND POWELL-I NFORMAL. Kids like most of the YUHS teachers and the teachers like the kids. There is little that is secret among the teachers, and kids get in on most of what goes on at teachers' meetings. As day by day goes by at the high school, students find more and more that teachers are their friends and that they are informal and can be talked to both inside and out- side the classroom. CROWDER COMES TO SCHOOL. l251 Teachers' meetings this year were for the most part regular and dealt with straightening out procedures and offerings in the high school. De- cisions reached in these meetings will be put out for students at the begin- ning of the next term. There are a hundred little things that would be noted in a student's diary--things that concern his teachers. Hardly a day goes by that the individual student doesn't find himself influenced by his teachers. In our YUHS log, we can't begin to set all these things down. Suffice it to say that war made some changes in the staff. We missed some and greeted some new ones.

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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

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OCTOBER 2nd, BOB KRAHL, STUDENT PRESIDENT AT BI-MONTHLY MEETINGS AND THROUGH THE YEAR- THE STUDENT OFFICERS Will the assembly please come to or- der? Will the secretary please read the minutes of the last student council meet- ing? Throughout every year, student gov- ernment funtcions in the YU I-IS democracy. This year, a capable set of student offi- cers did much to get a serious clean-up campaign working, to clarify the point sys- tem for all-school awards, and administered with capable hands much of the consider- able student war effort after that tragic December 7. The student officers were leading workers in the YUHS defense pro- gram. Krahl, a peppy character with a flare for making friends and running things smoothly, led in a statewide student body officers convention with the rest of the YUHS officers, discussions on proving that YUHS was really out in front, especially in defense work. ADELE CARTER LILLIAN MCCAIN BOB IONES Treasurer Secretary Vice-President IACK CARY AIANIE POWER L. C. DINC-ESS Publicity Manager Social Manager Adviser I I . J E251