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

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ANDREWS BRAY MILLER MCLAUGHLIN MORGAN WINN The aim of the Girls' League is to bring all the girls in school into one organization to promote the general Welfare of the group. All girls in YUHS are automatically members of this Club. This year all the Girls' League activities have been under the direction of the advisor Miss Ora Lee Bray. They attended two state conventions in Phoenix. The annual Can Can Dance was held at Thanksgiving, admission being one can of food. The results of the dance were 350 cans of food which were given to the Elks to be distributed at Christmas. They also held a Box Supper, Mother's Day Tea and a Friendship Party. Every nine weeks the Girls' League has a separate assem- bly. They organized the Big Sister plan for all freshmen girls. The business affairs of the club are transacted by the council composed of the officers, class representatives and appointed committee chairmen.. The 1942-43 officers wer: Peggy Andrews, President: Ruth Morgan, Vice-President: Ruth Miller. Secretary: and Mabel McLaughlin. Treasurer. Class Representatives were Cherry SENSOR. Senior: Lovene Splawn, Iunior: Delores Nelson. p omore. and Dee Hudson, Freshman. Committee Chair- men were Norma loyner. Lura Mae Powers, Iacquelin Winn and Ruth Ann Lipscomb. U61 An Asso orgcu devo and warti Ho Andm mid-' tion SGW1 Dr succ serie in tl cam scru

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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.

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M Il. M. S. .,. .,- rirls in velfare embers under :ended Dance f food. 1 were y also Party. mssem- 1 girls. 1ounCil -Qinfed 5 Ruth Mabel CherrY lelson. Chair- Winn Another casualty of present times was the Associated Men Students. Traditionally. an organization of all male students of the campus devoted to the promotion of good fellowship and fun. the AMS was under handicap of wartime limitations. Harold Elliot. elected president. and Victor Anderson, vice-president. both left school at mid-year leaving the burden of the organiza- tion on the lonely shoulders of bouncer Bob Sawers. During the time he held the office. Elliot successfully led the organization through a series of school assemblies. AMS was active in the student councils' campaign for a clean campus. AMS muscle helped in the community scrap drive. ELLIOT ANDERSON SAWERS i271