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

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CONNER DICK MCCAIN BAYLESS PARKS GALLAHER E241 STUDENT The student council this year was under the leadership of Pat Connor, Student Body Vice-President, and his officers. The officers coupled with the various rome room representatives from each class have discussed school problems with a serious mind during the year. Notable among these problems is the one of keeping the campus clean. The old problem of keeping the campus clean took a new effect on the council this year, which passed laws through- out the year to insure its cleanliness. Among these were proposals to keep sections of the campus as a reminder to pupils to keep their papers piflked up. Different contests have been puf on by the various clubs and organi- zations of the school to help aid in this campaign.

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'U . i i -1 Ff?SE EEBARD ' 1 PHILLIPS busses knOW nd this Yem- :rdinafY high me to school walking idents live a even live 2 students In e bus drivers dlcgas' friends their 1 and easy to ids whv fide unreasonable ,g into fights ome Of is held Gnd n vcxlleY boys fhmevef 'beg rolling an driversiag: til1iP5' z. are fegular EUSTUIIIANS At the head of the grounds and building departments this year was Mr. Henry West- phall, who had a very important duty as far as this department was concerned. Also in this department bus drivers and ianitors are included. C. D. Cole is janitor of the Main building. He had charge of the offices and the entire Main building. Warren Newhard is head of Snider Hall. He was assisted by Iesus Martinez, a student. His job includes preparation of the auditorium tor the assembly programs, besides keeping the building in order. Earl Compton. school horticulturist. and Frank Connor. his student assistant, had charge of the Gym. EARL coma NEWHARD WESTFALL l23l

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IEN ADMINISTRATION ncil this year wqg nip of Pat Connor. --President, and his led with the various antatives from each ed school problems id during the Yem- ese problems is the campus clean- The geping the campus affect on the council rssed laws lhfough' sure its cleanliness' E proposals to keeP npus as cr reminder their pdpefs Pickett ests have been pi nd orgfml' I clubs G 'd in tool to helP al For all those who did no': care for sports and the like, Social Mixers were provided, Il rooin with a phono- graph was set aside once a week dur- ing noon for those who enjoyed dancing and social get-togethers. During February the question was brought up as to whether We should join the Iunior Red Cross. The meeting was turned over to Mr. Dingess, who explained all about the Iunior Red Cross. The meeting finally ended with E251 STUDENT COUNCIL IN ACTION Mr. Rouse signing YUHS to become a member. In the latter part of March the coun- cil was turned over to next year's Student Body Vice-President, Buddy Coffeen. The other officers selected at this date for the school year 1943-1944 were: Secretary, Dorothy Fleming: Treasurer, Marie Fraunfelder: Bob An- drews, Publicity Manager: and Iackie Winn, Social Manager.