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

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BUS DRIVERS MRS. TRANK RAM.si.V, clll.sll R riilLLII ' S, KLLIS ALBRIGHT ■L- , i R. D. REESE, LESLIE C. HIBBARD, JAMES MASON (and Daughter) Twenty-six

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FACULTY 1.1.ARADF-L Making their first appearance at YUHS this year were: Miss Edith Haner, com- mercial subjects; Miss Marjorie Piatt, commercial; Miss Leslie Burr, Spanish; Mr. Mike Starr, athletic coach; Mr. Jerome Stone, social living and coach; Miss Conklin, chemistry an physics: and Mrs. Carl Weisser who has returned from a two year absence, is teaching typing. During the school year we have lost several of our good teachers for various reasons. Mr. Morris, mathematics, has entered the college of dentistry at Berkeley, California. Mr. Hal Starck, science, is studying engineering at the U. of A. Miss Jean Tillet, home economics moved to Phoenix; Mrs. Anna Kate Bouldin Sloan, commercial, was married and is now living in San Bernardino. Veteran teachers of two years or more are Mr. Walter Arnett, auto mechanics; Mr. Joe Braun, siKial sciences. Mrs. Ora Lcc Chafey, Miss Mable Cloyd, Miss Ruth Foster, English; Mrs. Lucile Haughtelin, history; Mr. Carl Hossler, art; Mr. Arthur McNeil, industrial arts; Mr. John Nankervis, music; Mrs. Laurene Olson, library and science; Miss Elizabeth Rose, physical education; Mr. George Smith, biology; Miss Sue Wentworth, mathematics; Miss Paloma White, Latin and English; Mr. L. C. Dingess, advanced mathematics, and Mr. Ford Gano, agriculture. Mrs. May Doan held the position of attendance clerk until midyear when she retired, alter eight years of service. Miss Claradell Earp. YUHS alumnus, served her second year as secretary to the principal. TILLEt M N rWllRTII W IIITK Twenty-five

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These are the boys who roll the buses in olT the desert each morning, loaded to the brims with YUHS students from, as far out as Wellton and Roll. This year there was a femine addition to the list ot drivers, the manpower shortage in evidence. All kidding aside, the drivers have a job of major importance, the resjxjnsibility for seeing that a goodly portion of our students reach L ' HS on time in the mornings and home in the afternoons, and safely. Without them it would be dill ' cult to carry on the routine affairs of the school. Our drivers this year include Mrs. Frank Ramsey, C hester Phillips, Ellis Albright, R. T. Reese, Leslie C. Hibbard, and James Mason. Everyday the maintenance st.itf performs countless duties and services for the stu- dent of the high school. They are called on to open lockers, hx desks, put up decora- tions, arrange for assemblies, etc. The members of this stal? work all the year ;i round. Ever wonder how it was that the board was always clean in the room and the floor spotless when you came to class in the morning? It was always a gfK d job, wasn ' t it. ' ' Well, vou can thank the janitors. JANITORS WAKKLN l. ll kL), C. I). COLE. lIAKNliV MILLER Tiventv-scvtn