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

Text from Pages 1 - 220 of the 1956 volume:

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'Although this was their first year in the department they proved a wonderful success handling the problems of the students concerning grades, future plans and scholarf ships, devoting their spare time and guidance periods to supervising the records of all who came to them. May we wish them continued success in this very important task of guidance as we salute them for a job well done. 'aculty mi :Pw. J Competent THINK Yuma Union High school pupils, teachers, nonfcertificated employees, administrators and Board of Education entered the educational circus arena this year with vigor, enthusiasm, and determmaf tion to make the school year 195566 the best ever on Criminal Hill. As the year progressed feathers from cardinals and thunderbirds were flying all around the circus tent. The wild cats, musf tangs, panthers, and badgers were subdued andcaged and jack rabbit ears and skins were hanging in almost every cell. In addition, the Spartans have been disarmed and locked up for the year. The only bunch still out of control and on the loose are the coyotes and the Criminals will skin them if they don't watch out. 1 Music events, dramatic presentations, winning orations, judging teams, publications, school fairs, parades, club activities, school dances, and scholarship winners have all contributed toward making 195556 banner year for the Criminal Circus. ' A. D. Abbott . if Superintendent Yuma Union High School District Page I0 Li Mr, Dingess, Assistant Supcrinf tendent, handles thc gate ref ceipts and pays the hills. Ringmasters Mr. Hutchison, manages the show's temperrncntal talent in activities. Page I I Behind the scenes Mr. john Allen, Dirccturof Guidance and Visual Aids. Mr. .lim Eaton, Rcgistrar. Mrs. Tjosscm Nurse Mr. jim Moore, Director of Athletics. l Business Office Staff Page I2 Directing the show Mr. C. D. Miller President of Board of Edu' cation. Mrs. Helen Bennett Mr. Horace Griffen Mr. Tom Smith Mr. Bob Moody' Mrs. S. R. Blake QNot Shownj Page I3 Page I4 The Bookstore workers who help Supply your many needs whether you are il new student or old students, The Rousfaboutsu The bus dr ivers provide many of us transportationfto our many circus events , -, Z X f 1 1 , , X. Q , f 4 The cafeteria workers help feed our many performers. 5 . Barlwara Castlcton, Sharon Diebold, loan ipcr, lxlargarct Evans, Betty Higucra, 'forma Vs'Qst, Alcan Bono, Mrs. Tjosscm, A!! K 'MJ L c gt rl 15 kt.. ,AHF . 3 2Qjr Slnrluy Vx'lnttcn, Mrs. Luc, Lois Cary, llcth Fulton, Marga Faulkncr. Nancy Cain. TCI Slucrrcl Jenson, Joyce Vflucclcr, Hulcn Mclton, Cllarlcs lvlclllo ck' lin, Mrs. Olson, Elyssc King, Virf ginia Mills, Linda Magsm, Gcor ffronkitc, Mrs. Scott. gm Rita Sanchez, Jackie Pittman, Armida Rodriquez, Kathy Cook, Junie Willianis, Ev' elyn Echols, Joy Vinson, Nef ta Harvick, Carol Spencer Sexton, Frankie Ollerton .Ioan Bartos, Nancy Baker. lvlayhelle Masoii, Vxfilrna Pruitt, Julie Villa, Darlene Metczllf Lawayne Hatfield, 5 9 These are the Hroustahouts' of the Y.U.H.S. Circus. In' stead of driving tent posts, they fill your needs at the bookstore and snack qshack, keep the cafeteria and school running in smooth order, and drive the buses to and from school. Page I7 E. Brindlcy Oscar Clarks lohn Amlrcws Mattie Lnu Andrcx- ,l limi. llcnrgc Bilt: Helen Bnrtclw Jack Lfaxcy L- -'ws Castleton Tom Clarkin Gcorgc Claw VM.. -n Conrad Leah Fursman fl 1 -..-zur M . Frccny joan Fish Page vvvlllllllll l.. Brcnn FIZLINCS Cfharlsnn Chris Ely Marilyn Clarrctt These are the trainers .Iulia Gillig Marie Gleason Sandra Greene Recs Groves Ethel 'Guymon A. AI. l'la,ckwurtli Aves Hall Lucy Haughtelin Al Havens Henrietta Hixon Elini Horne loseph Houghnon Mike Keim Bob Kelly Grant King Page I9 of Future star performers Helen Koogler Vkfinifrcd Leonard John Lynch Bi1lManes lvlajory Middleton R. B. Miller Frances O'Sullivan A. V. Pagano Bill Paul Dot Potter J. T. Randolph Edna Rodgers Norma Santa Anna Marry' Saunders Daphne Scott bert Sentz Charles Smith Merline Smith John Solakiewiez Marvin Sordall n Stephens E, H. Taylor John Tjossem Paloma White Carl Winters Another year has passed and some of us will leave to try our fortunes in the World beyond the circle of the Big Tent. Fame, fortune, or failure, whatever be our lot, we have the assurance that our train' ers have left nothing undone to assure us the stardom We seek as play' ers on the stage of the world. V Page 2 I Ranking 1 - X--4' XAX V' Pafsy McAlpin Eddie Sfanfon Malba Anderson Jerry Clayfon Secrefary Presidemf Treasurer Vice Presidemf Page 22 The Highest T C orgc Smirck Alfred Lcft to right arc: vc t .-. , Madison, Judy Hightower, Tiny Larf son, Eddie Stanton, Lynn Curry, Patsy McAlpin, Mr. Hutchison, Jerry Clayton, ' ' V l'z Villa, and Kent Butler, QJHII Beeson, Ju it Malha Anderson. D' tin the Big Top- Cut in Frontllw irec g the student Council, under the able direction of jerry Clayton, Student Council President, and supervision of Mr. Hutchison. They ' ' f ance this year. have completed .1 great per orm Page 23 The A. M. S. Council has lcd the male half of the circus ring successf fully through the school year 1955 1956. During the year the Associaf :ed Men's Studenfs ahve had the mnual talent show. The club is open io all the boys o fYUHS, mmaammm l lim Corbet President haring the potlight Suu QiQl5IiilICI' President the Girls' Lczlffuc h Uccupyiiig half this circus. ring its had such activ- 5 itics :is Bow :uid Suki D t tr z1y,Twirp vtsuii, Mother! Du' T, . .1 ui, an asf scmhl' ' ' 3, .uid wtiit tw 'i Conv' t' . tn ion at Tcmpc. , wf ', lx 1 L' fl qi 'Q H . +L--L Q2 li 1' M V-'HT -'HF-L W 2 'TV' K AH -VT-X5 x W le W M E X Xi 1- ' M fr , fg, il Ct X QQ yi lasses The Seniors Q51 q 41' .QOQ xxx. x. 3 8 .4 'QJ4 s N 94 5 6 W-eq 'V qqv :s 1 Huliw It 'V'-.'-4' 5 1 x' my Qi, .Q qfa'w,,fg:,'k: 'a YL . 5 W 53 Q x .tau .im-'i ,'f:.' if ' ,Y , Q 'hi Q .v fi e ci M Q n q N if if p 'P R 1' v 'C 0 Q 4 ' 1 Q if ' V, ii' V N .sc new 1 xi Q ' g is :YK is . 'Q ,i'5q0 h spotlight Stars of the Bandwagon, the Seniors have held t ie throughout the year with their terrific performance. President ..i...,,.,,...,......,....e..,...,...,..,.....,...,.,,....,,.,................ Pete Marcus Vice President ,,.,... .....,..... C harles Slocum Secretary ...,.............,.e.,...... .......,..ii ..,,., L i nda Hutchins Treasurer .......,....,.,.,,......,.,..,................,,,.......,i ......,. M ary Baker ' ' ' Hsentative .,..... ......,., G nil Beeson Page 28 Student Council lxcprc ff? bf iaron Akcn jwnnic Maia Allen Judy Allen Rolwurt Allison Roberta Alstatt lallwa Andcrsnn H-:rlaic Anglc Teddy Applu Amanda Araza lvlary Arrcwla Raised to ihe High Wire U Eraclia Arviso Claricc Baker lvlary Baker Rnlacrt Baker Sylvia Bakci' Alycc Baldwin Marlcnc Batcs jo Ann Bcclcr Gail Bccsmi Aliccliclri-011 Ci . gk in Having Flown lolm 'Benson Riclixlrul llcnson Sidney Benson Ucorgc Berg Don liillingtou Ronnie Bishop Virginia lllimi llioin Blolim Mary Bolvcrslsy Connie Brauidt johnny Braswell Cecil Bristcr Nancy Bristow Klanics Brown Lancs Brock LeRoy Brumley Wilma Burge: Kent Butler Don Bussell Patricia Burke Through The ear 6 6 1 Q 3 E TN . A et V la I - r M 'hhhh ,h,h, r , an X dk ',-iq - .Sxiiij UM, 'hu if .fm 1, , . g2:.-,:- ,P I 1' 133' If if ff J' MK 1 ' 2-ad J 7 I ,.., m . Burgctt Chzw-3: cillftf: K - 11 Lump if 1154 1 .-1 Sucurru Cardcnals ,lcrry Clayton linhby fitwtwll Lynn C'IL1rry Dun Carr Lynn Cmustock Hclcn Crzlwfmd Susic Curry Bi1l'h'HlI'2l Castlctrm Larry Castro - . N .Icrry Cmxlllor Carman fmmn fPcu1'giQ1 ffmnklitc Damn Crow Audrey Cypcrt Bvrt Daniels Page 32 Tommy Daniel Jr. Judy Davis jackie DeCorse jcwcldcan Dees Diana Dehm Tina Denton Charles Dorsey Alice Doten Barbara Drumm Ralph Durazo Evelyn Echols Kitty Edwards Leona Edwards Maxine Emmersun Rulwcn Estrada Milton Euhus Penny Evans David Ferguson Harold Fowler Frank llaertner With the Greatest of Ease Roger Evans Frances Flores Alanis Francis Greg Galvin Anita Face Leonard Flores Don Franklin Armando Garcia Bruce Farley Pliyliss Ford Beth Fulton joe Garcia Page 33 I fs-...,.,, Norma Garcia, Art Gonzalcs Diane Hnile Betty Hzlrkins Page 34 Mn., Larry U4u'1'ctt S110 QIQUILIUCI' Vsfzlync Chmdxnnn Ruth Gornmn Ann Hamm' Gary H1111 Nctzx Hauwiuk Cu11111c H.1wk4 Ralph Cllorizi Eilccn Ulrwcr Clary Urccr Paul Uuticrrcl Vat Hamilton I-a1u1'zt Hamkin NX'iIli:xm H2lf'XN'QlI'L1 Tcrry H2ly'L1L'I1 lorry I lL'.lklIIlglU11 Nona Hcyscl' Suszin Hcggcrncss Rnnaxld Hcnslcy lLcnnis Higgmns Iudy Hightnwcr Leroy Hightower Inn Higucral Alice Hirsch Ianc Hnbgn-t Lnu Hopkins Tom Hnughzun Cnnnic Hudson NDon Hucrtn Bnyd Hunt Chzlrlcs Hunt ,. t 5 L I ,.Wqe1g,. ,ning As They Leave William Hurtaclo Linda Hutchins Dorothy Ivy Sherryl Jensen Jerry Jerez Arlis Johns Bob Johnson Carol Johnson Frances Johnson Page 36 Memories of the Days Vernon Johnston Bernice Jones Charlotte Jones Marilyn Jones ty Kenny Crt Kl.l.af nnnr Lash LC C M Allcc Kepler C,.nr'rwll km-lmlv Kuycllcn Lnsslt Kcnncth Lcc Elyssc King john F. King Guy Kizcr 1 Ihw Kueningb ffurul Knmlvy 'Vnrnmx l.:1rsm1 or .ILIIIILIS Layton Clarence LCC Clifford Lcc Sharron Lee Alcrry Lindsay Margaret Lopez Page 37 Under the Big Top S 9 2 S 3 5: S S Q E SE S 'E Richard Lopez ,lane Lowrey David Lum Hosie Maddox Gloria Magdalenc Linda Magzig Peter Marcus Ann Marquam Vxfilly Martin Maybell Mason Par McAlpin Bill Mcffaig jack Mcffhziramxi Charles McClusky Charles McGlocki Page 38 Q. 3 Q 1 vs E inger Zulu Mcliinncy Arnold Mclvforri Mizcllzl Meeks Hclcn Melton Darlene Metcalf Coleen Miles Roy Milgrim Virginia Mills Elizabcth Milstcad Harold Minor Rusty Mitchell Dczm Mitchell tlocl Moore -I0llQlS Montalvo Sylvia Montano J! MJ Like A3 i . . X 1 jesus Ivlorales Shirley Moreland Marthzx Nichols Gildzirdo Nava Donald Morris Bob Morrison Chuck O'Brie11 Frances Olea Frances hlurnbtua BHI h4yers Cleorge Clhnures IJonnu Qlhver Harry Needham Charles New Page 40 lNkiC UHUITU11 Alum' U'Riclly Sully Urtis Put Owen Vfxxxmdu Owens ugcr Pamsquul Frmd Pcluul' ,luck PCIYIQITXX' Phylmfs Plnpps Phllllp Pwpu Lck Przntlwx' lhmldmc Prlcc Ted l'r1uu M.m.11mu l7I'lL1gCl1 Schdrllnc Primm K Vilma Pruitt .lorry QQUHUIWY Rose Malrik' Quintcru Bill Rzxlicglw Shclizvlimulw Page 4l Norman Ramirez Viola Ramirez George Rzmgel Billy Redondo Yvonne Reel e c o o t e a nope Th E h F h C ll' Dolores Renteria lvlarilyn Rice Ronald Rice Robert Rios Norma Risch Peggy Roberts john L. Rodrique: johnny Rodrique: Collene Rogers Roque Rosas Page 42 roche Russ joe Ruby Dnlures Russell, Tum Szgldanzl Vwfayne Szmasac Esperanza Sanchez Frank Sanchez bloc Sanchez Betty Sanders 'Rachel Santini Claude Savage Ellen Savage Marty Schaum Sandra Scott Ann Sheldon Jim Shephard Pat Shipp Charles Slucuin -loan A. Smith Vkkiidcl Smith Wiiltcr Spencer Eddie Stanton .luck Stnrjohamn Ann Stuhhlcficld Bill Sullivan Mzixinv Tulhut jim Tzlyur june Telford Ruth Tcnch Annc Thompson Nancy Thumpsgmn Roy Till-oral Thelma Tinsley llczlncttc rl 'i'uliiltt' .ouisc Tudor Sctty Sue Turncr Shirley Ursuury 5iiI'hLil'2l Vulcncm lobcrt Van Burcn .mis M110 Vzmcc lcfugic Vasquc: ,carl VlllLl2lLlCX'Ll joy Vinson jerry VVcst H cnry Vwfhulcy -loc Vx'hitc kfI21I'Vi1l Vfilt ,lim Vxfulf Paul Ycslsl klcrry Young Paul Zicglcl' Ai QL! if They Worked Hard for Kent Pmutlcr L3 nu Furry MMM 9 Gail Bccscm Patsy McAlpin their all chool Award Mzilhn Anderson Q X Anim Face X Mi An achievement that is the highest honor a YUHS student can receive is the ALL SCHCOL AWARD. To be a winner you must have at least 35 points received from participating in school activities. Linda Hutchins page 47 The Iunior Class was colossal with their juniorfSenior Prom and Class Play this year. Under the guidance of their ,class sponsors, Mr. Solakiewicz and Mrs. Saunders, the class put on a stupendous show. Their grand leaders this year were: President .......,.,.......... ................................. D on Fisher Vice President ...........,.., Frances Frauenfelder Secretary ...........,....... .......... N ancy Westover Council Rep. ............ ............... I ulie Villia Page 48 Rolacrt Amayisca Mattic L, Andrcwslrrank Anderson Rocknc Anderson Larry Anhorn I3ol1lwyAppodoca Brucc Armstrong Pauline Arnold Pctcr Arrcola Robert Arviso Toni Aryison Juanita Baca Nancy Baker Don Baker Ted Baldwin janet Barksdalc Ircnc Barley Joyce Barry Ernest Bartlctt .Ioan Bartos Frcd Baskin 'Ioan Bathrick Arthur Beasley Gcnc Bcckctt Vsfilliam Beckman Page 49 xql 3 Q v fi? ' 5 -. X , or james Beene Par Belew Lenoru Bell George Benedict Nzmey Benedict Putty Berg Jerry Black Clay Blzmeu Deam Blackwell NVg1yne Blake Dezum Bcmrel Earl Bower lvlarlyn Bowles Put Bradshaw Frrmk Brazeel Connie BredemeyerBill Britirm Nnuey Brown Otis Brown Don Burgess Betty Burkett ,lame Burteh Linda Butler N-INCL' Clliv Gerald Caldera Mary Camplwelll Agnes Canlpuzxmu Irene Canals Szmdrl Cgmtrell Roberta Corlmjall 'XS l 5 X k ' Q I l is K . Qi rr llnnzkln E li 4 M J xi 1gf'L 41 Page 50 Pretty Carroll Bcvcrly Carter Lois Cary klolin Castagno Lottie Catcs Betty Cecil Kathy Chamlacrs ,l. C. Cliandlcr Velia Chrctin Faye Christo Dennis Chrzan Kcith Clarke Are Now Ready Kenneth Clark Marthii Clements Mike Clint Curtis Cloud lX4ikc Coffccn Anita Colby Richard Colby XVinford Cook Hank Coopcr ,lim Cooper .lim Corlact Dick Cocselln Page 5I Pat Craddock Sharon Cromwell Thelma Crawford Dixie Cronkhire Reba Creekmorc Claudia Crowder Sylvia Crowder Shirley Crowder Terry Crowder jimmy Cullumber Gene Darby Glenda Davis Tommy Davis Ida DeCorse Yvonne DeCorse David Dingess Alexander Dees Betty Doran Loren Dorez Eugene Dougherty Sharlene Dougherty Q i N X W3 nigga F 5 'X ,gg ' A 'X 'N Wg N I w QM., .. .- 4 : : i- 'figmxlsl 'Kr wr xx ' M, X .uf 5 john Edwards ' Margaret Evans lvfargaret Faulkner Sharla Fletcher Robert Florcncc june Foerstncr Carol Fontaine Ioan Foster Donna Frank Frances Fraucnfclder Roger Fraucnfcldar Glenda Frazier Donald Freeman Ernest Fregoza john French Rayniona Fritz jim Fugate Bernice Garcia Gary Giles Rick Garcia Aloha Gilmore Gloria Gonzales Vernon Gunckel Cecilia Gonzales Abie Gonzales lxrlarvin Gross Gary Gruel Lucelle Gorman Gilhert Gutierrez Leo Gutierrez hilary H. Gutierrez Doris Hales DeAnn Hall Cleo Hailpin john Hankin Phillip Hardin Laurene Harding Laura Hardy Dennis Harman Ronnie Harper Dorothy Haught linda Hawkes lo lake lop billing Lucy Headstream Larry Hensley Frank Hernandez Henry Higuera Tommy Hill Muriel Hixon Teddy Hobart Ronnie Holland Gerald Hodges Dale Holmes Lelia Ann Hoover Betty Hotel Dick Haugham Vernon Hubbs Kenneth Hunt Lloyd Hunt Charles Hurtado jim Irvin Ned Jaquith Aubrey Johnson .ludy Johnson Kenneth jones Tim Jones Pat -longeward 'VR joan Kaylor Karen Kettunen Wilbur LaRue Sharon Lawrence Verlan Lee Sandra Leffler Lawrence Loehard Lawrence Long Morin Magdaleno Huhert Mains as they begin Karen Keyes Bobby Leathers Kenneth LeRoy Raymond Loo Elini Malone Pat Koenigs April Kyle joe Lechuga Sylvia Lee Rickey LeSueur julie Lieon Patricia Lowe Bill Lusk Rae Malone Bill Marshall Jim Laguna Curtis Lee Elenoru Lloyd Joe Lures Marie Mathew Q 1 MI? ik : Louis Martinez Janet Matts lvlarshall Mayne Ronnie McAlpin Buffie McCaig Mack McCoy Walter McDaniel Robert McFadden Imogene McKay lmagene McKinley Alfred Mclvlorris XValter McRae Travis Meador Merle Meeker Albert lvlejra Phyllis Melton Rudy Menta Ruth Mieger Danny Miller Terry Mills Vsfzmda Miller Ronnie Minson jim Miranda jerry Mitchell their last and final i 1 Stephen Moreno Loir Morgan Kenneth Needham Harvey Ng Shirley Noland Art Ulnistcad Linda Patten Eddy Perez Karleen Phillips Shirley Phillips i 3 Dustin Morris David Mcnrris Armida Murrietta Bobbie Nichols JoAnne Nigro Louise Noland Robert Olsen lsahcl Ortega Janet Patterson Roger Petty Kathy Pfister Bobby Phillips Judy Phillips Ray Phipps Richard Pina joan Piper Jacque Pittman BX t Page 58 Ronnie Pool Put Poston Udie Mary' Powell Kenneth Preddy Marzilee Prest George Rainy Calvin Ren Putty Reel Frances Reyes Peggy Reid Alvin Reynolds Rachel Rico Linda Riddle Jerry Rordan Melvin Riseh Valerio Risncr Velva Richey Josephine Rivas Iwlanuel Rims Ralph Rivero Doyle Robbins Virginia Robbins Armeda Rodrique:Sz1ndrg1 Rogers 4? ,R S1533 K Y Q , A fysgsi ,' -A Page 59 Joan Roope Roger Rose Bobby Rouse Mary Ruiz K Eula 'Ryan Wi Rita Sanchez lvlary Sanford Chet Saunders Sharon Shlicker Lana Schmucker Claudette Sexton Doug Shadle Yvonne Shawn Carol Sherman Ronnie Shook Sylvia Sigola Tysie Sims Tom Skevington Rebecca Slater Donna Smith Earl Smith Elsie Smith Robert Smith Tom Smith Dolores Solomon Barbara Sorge Lillian Sparks Nancy Spicer Bernie Stanke Margaret Stanley M. ....,...-- rl.wm- .1u..-imfmqui- l .-1 --1i:.ly-tam-.tl lffzh 2 ,- 3 XX X he A W' wud ' ei 'ii I Sam Stedman Frank Stiert Paul Stroud Tommy Strawn Ronnie Struhhar Bob Strun: Elisa Tapia George Tawzer Terry Taylor Virginia Tenorio Dorothy Thompson Mzirzell Thompson Lucy Torres Tom Trernper jimmy Vance XVilla Van Renselaar Ralph Vargus Nlary Vasque: I-lortense Vasque: John Vega Jennie Villanueva Charles Villa Julie Villa Kathy Volpe ...- W.. , .f wi 'Z n 'Sai ' 1 Y .H a , 4- ' ' . f',','f,ei ff: ' ' fi' .. ' 1 7 f . 1 .:' 1-,TQ ,, V rlri -3 ff? J, ai v 'tsl' ' lata! AAN ' if f . :P f Sonya Strickland Evelyn Taylor Patsy Thompson Pearl Varela Isahel Villanueva Charles NVahlgren Lynn Wall Elaine Walker Carol Wariner Duane Washum Barbara Weber Bob Vvkathersby Karen West joan Wells Page 62 Lonnie Wallace Bob Wammack Do1rWarClen Bill Watley Olivia Watts Elizabeth VVaugh Sally Wlelch john Wensel Kathy Weston Maridean West lvlark VVelter Joyce Wheeler Sue White Miguel Williams ,lon Williamson Gladys Young Kirby Yowell Nancy Westover lilanche Whaley lfonald Wheeler Elizabeth Wick Gweneth Wilcox Junie Williams Bobby Wilson Gayle VV'ilson joe Yanel The ophomores Page 64 Q The sophomore class consists of many clowns as We of the annual staff know only too Well! They put in an active year with their many performf ances under the big tentf' They sponsored the Freshman Handshake Dance, the first dance of the year, Where everyone had a wonderful time. All these performers enjoyed uclowningll at their annual picnic. Their sponsors were Mr. Biltz and Mr. Clarkin. Their officers Were: President ,,.,................,,........ Oscar Madiscmn Vice President ..........,,.,.... Freddy Kovac Secretary .............,... ,i,,.,,.... . .Elva Warner Council Rep. .,..,.. ..........,.. G eorge Szarek As Clowns lir M, Adams arez I. Amavisco b F. Baker ran I. Bender nz B. Bugle V. Aguerre M. Anguiz I. Baker E. Benzcr I. Bohunon R. Adkins I. Archer N. Bann H. Benzer D. Bone K. Alford D. Allen I. Allen R. Allen R. Allen R. Almadova S. Archer G. Arneth F, Arwiso D. Atchley S. Atchley D, Atherton j. Baranowski -I. Bartos S. Bathrick T. Baltagliani D. Bayhi D. Beecraft E. Betts K. Billingsley D. Bishop I. Blassingame P. Blassingame K. Blevins J. Bone S. Bowman B. Brambleir A. Bratz S. Breech C. Brewer gl. ' 'er I f Tix . if km A fr Af.. .uf . 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V fl! 91. .- 7 . , ...Q ,... K V' 'Q .v - 5 , 'icy 41 M Y 1... l fi.- is X1.I:IL'CIILlI! Y X1. lfrcrrsh I. Frm: V B.cr.lI1H .. l .U.nrr11 H. U.rrr1.u 3. V R.U.rrf1.r Univ R. Guru.: X1.U:11r S Lr.lNf4'I fl. QJAITIXUII B. Uzmylc 2 P. L:l'Yli'l'lll.1N X'1.C,:I'lH-L'I1 F. CHA! Q ' ,S R fx X f -r i n ff' .E . 5 A f J Q 1 1 . . A. .M , .mf . .... L w -,SQ ., .... i 1 94 - . an r i ,Q 3 , V Q s, Page 67 S.. , 5, 1. Gilpin G. Glover S. Godwin P. Golden L. Gelding I. Gomez T. Gonzales T. Gonzales L. Gonzales M. Gonzales P . Gonzales R. Gonzales R. Gaugh H. Gould M. Gradias T. Griego S. Groenert M. Guthrie I. Hague C. Hall S, Halladay R. Hamaker C. Hamm S. Hamm R. Harris M. Hart B. Hartman L. Hartnett L. Hatfield L. Hays W. Hawkins G. Hernadez J. Herrera B. Higuera B. Hilley P. Hirsch C. Hedges C. Hoggatt D. Hoggle F. Hallis V. Hopson Page 68 their way over the Campus D, Hosslcr -I. House I. Howe M. Howe A. Huerm K. Humphues D. Hunt T. lraci I. Jacoby J- JHHHCV. D. -laramillo R. jaranmillo B. johnson G. -lohnson L. johnson L. lohnson M. Johnson N. -lohnson P. Johnson D. loncs , A 5 N If you look like THIS, Don't feel had! You can always enroll in the Sophomore Circusllll y is l . 'IE egg' .- r W, H.. . . gf. 5 ,g ' W 52, S.. 255259 . T w ul .. . -.. . -h ,vLv.w,V. ., V, 1 ,fl .. . iq . -, Q-,lv . ' ' H' ' AY' A, ., ..... ew fini., Ig, . H31-QS. my -V 'T' 5i?:.fE?Lfis' .,1gf51.g69L - K X Q, 'isgzlfsf Q - 5, ,fi :-' - ' 4, fi?iS.3,flI - ?iWE5KE . 353:11 - , ., . 2935.1 l l E . gif: E 'Q M wifi N.-g Q- ..,, I . .: qi Q, I- I.:--11 , N ' f 5' Q-N V. N z f 5 J - , WQWSSQS N:w'r?Nxf H -az:-:.:::'::.': - www' y .5 3 A 1 Q I rs A l- 1-Q . - .f 1 my l i H r i ! WJ 3 1? -45 U . ,xx y x L .. x . ., , R f 1 f Q 2 Q 1- 5 ir L., L m y '. ,,,. 'I Q L .W 4 A H 74 N .,..,.- f E 3 r 'f li a 3 4 A Q 5 A. Y W. w . ., J ,,,. . ..,........l.L D . 1 i. ziggy i la W3 L. . r. .r r. 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Meeker R. Meinllardt C. Mcrcizr R, Merincm H. Miner R. Miner S. Miramontes S. Miranda B. Mocnik B. Malina F. Molina F. Montague H. Mainteguc A. Mnintana M. lvionfgomery F. Maralis L. Morgan T. Moreno P. Mueller L. Mueldre C. Muellenax G. Munk Y. Munoz L. Myers B. Natisn D. Neel nl. Nelsun H. Ng E. Nielson D. Nussbaum L. O'Daniel D. O'Dem T. Qchoa A. Oliver D. Osborne V. Oure M. Owen G. Parkinson Page 7l K. Parks F. Parra 1. Pell M. Penn J.Phipps S. Pope D. Price K. Prickett E. Quinn B. Quintero L. Randlec S . Rawls C. Recd M. Reecly S. Reese L. Renteria D. Reyes - S. Renolds G. Richardson P. Richardson L. Rivas M. Roddenberry C. RodriqucZ B. Rolle L. Ruisus P. Racas J. Rose F. Ross B. Rube P. Rube M. Ruiz N. Ruiz J. Russell L. Russell N. Ryan P. Sanasac R. Sandatc D. Sanks A. Sanbine B. Sapp A. Schaaf K. Schaffer W. Schlesinger F. Scott S. Scot: B. Searcy R. Sears T. Sellers P. Sellers L. Shawn in a gay procession -I. Sxlwly Sxmmcn -I. Sims l..SlfI'lI1C D. Slllllll T. Snmlm R. 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Zapata' ITISEH S 'X wk aw, I 599 m . in The Freshmen The freshman while staying on the tightrope this season have done a few fancy flips under the guidance of their class sponsors Mr. Brindley and Mr. Clark and their class officers. President .............,..,.,. .......,.,. C aryl Rambo Vice President ....,.i......,....... Rickey Starek Secretary i..i.......,....... ,..........,... B ryon Huff Treasurer A.i...,.,...i...........i...,,... Doug Stanley Council Rep ..,.,.........,.... Arthur Madiscnn Pege 76 . .,.r.. M, t..., Wmxmw R. Alvlmtl L. Abril L. Ahuera A. Albert H. Alford G. Aldrcttc P. Allelvrand ul. Allen ul. Allen 1. Almnrnad C. Alv.n'.idn E. i'xlVk1I'ill.l.i E. Alvarez I. Alvin-ez R. Ainuvise 1 T. Amparzinn C. Anzlya C. Anaya S. Andersnn A. Angule M. Arclicr E. Argoingme E. Arias M. Arias D. Arnold H. Arvisn R. Arvisn H. Ayala VI. Bailey XY, Bailey D. Baker C. Ballard T. Ballard B. Bann G. Barricntns D. Barton H . Barriga B. Beaty F. Bangus F. Bcdnya S. Bioecli K. Beeson B. Bell R. Bell B. Beltran D. Bennet I. Benson S. Benson B. Biiienert B. Billingsley have stayed N, Bishop B. Bunt D. Blinn C. Bone E. Borg I. Burgas L. Bowc VJ. Boyd M. Bradford T. Bradshaw Page 78 A 'Z -Q, vw I. 11 :Ah R. Bmmhlett -I. Brccch D, Brooks P. Brooks T. Brooks D. Bracon R. Brown S. Brownell C. Brumlcy G. Brunson F. Bryan D. Buchcl: A. Burge I. Burgess B. Burkett E. Burmctt B. Burns M. Burtch M. Burtch L. Burtlcss C. Butlcr C. Caroajal M, Broussard H. Carhajal B. Calhoun E. Carlos LI. Cannon QI. Carpcntcr O. Crmwcc R. Carter 3 f ..,,.,. is! V42 X. I E QE Ln I . 'A .- . Q. 1 Vs . Carter M. Cartlcr B. Cussity S. C1lSflCI'Cl'l'X' I f'c'il ,lr I. Chas? I.. Chaw R. Cha' xl. Chile A. Chrl ristiun irlc ark .rk irk . Cochran G. Cook -I. Cox G. Crowell W. Dailey . Codispoti N. Cooper Y. Cox . Colby L. Copple S. Cranio K C. Collins M. Corona D. Crawford C. Curtis D. Darby . Connelly S. Coston L. Cromwell B S. Cullumber G. Dveznten . Cunningham E. Daniel on the tightrope W. De Grande M. Dingess S. A. Dory D. Dorman V. Keyes B. Deering N. Drisdell E. Durnil S. de Verse R. Dollar R. Drysdale L. Duran L. Dewhirst M. Dominguez C. Deigan R. Eaton S. Diebold Deran N. Dungain D. Edison Page 79 A D. Escher D. Escher I. Evans I. Evans S. Ezell R. Eger P. Emanuel L. Endsley P. Endslcy I. Erwin 075521 5 Faritliing V. Flores Fernandez j. Florian I . Ferinande :ord z Finley B. Franklin Fislier M. Frazer V 9 Page 80 . Fredrick Freeman . Fuller B. Fannell P, Gantt A. Garcia C. Garcia K Gardner R. Gastellum B. Gayle M, Giss M. Gomez F. Gonzales F. Gribbl B. Gideon B. Gong L. Gradias B. Grijal- R. Boro E. Gonzales H. Greer R. Gnilne R. Gofllilwar H. Gonzales E. Grenon S. Grossl E. Gomez R. Gonzales N. Gresham G. Hall 1 iii. Under the Walchful Y BS I. Hanson B. Harding G. Harkins S. Harper I. Harris H. Harrison I. Harvick T. Hazen 5. Heinitz T. Hernandez K. Higginbo-ttmn S. Higginbottom I. Higuera K. Halpain E. Herrera S. Hrill B. Hoffman R. Hoffman R. Holder D. Hollendcr T. Honaker B. Hooper B. Horn E. Hoover M. Hoskins R. Howry B. Huff S. Hughes H. Holey L. Humphries D. Hunter W. Inghram B. Isbell G. Ivy I. Iackson L. Iaekson ' C. Iaramilln I. Iarratt D. Iarrell V. Iean D. Ienscn' R. -Iolmson L. Iohnston L. Iuhnstun T .Iuhnstcmn A. Innes R. jones C. Iongeward I. Iorclan' D, Ime . .-40 ..' I ' ' ' V5 '9 Q Eva ' X Rhry 4 , 3.54 if V I f - , f, I 'H I If W4 Mfr . W, M I :.,. r . . , I3 ' IZ i 'W 'pdf A I 6 fig -:LE ' ll I I , I H 1 Q? Vllr L fl 4 1 Q I' ' I' . X 'L 7 A rx. I x ffl. 4 I iz, if 4 . '-f:1 .. ,J , . I .. 'Q .A Z I ,X I 'sw I Z X l 'I' A W llll . M IJ L. Kaylor C. Kornegay G. Lee B. Leyvas R. Manes A. Keene T. Keller D. Knotkanip S. Kaylor S. Lee P. Leiter P. Lopes R. Lopez R. Mann QI. Martell awrm e B. Kennedy I. Kennedy T. Kennedy P. Kenny L. Kelly E. Laguna M. Lagunas S. Langley S. Leonard L, Le Roy j. Lewis j. Lobeclc E. Lorrance B. Lindsey M. Loyd A. Madison P. Mortens cmii l. Martinez L. Martinez N. 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Moore lvloreno T, Moreno D. Noland . Morris ,Morris M. Mouris L. Nlouriron M. Mourisnn D. Morse M. Mxlrrictta D, NCcdl'mm H. L. Mclvc Nccsc M. Ncwlon P. Ng B. Nichols L. Niles T. Noble Nordyke H. North B. Miller eedlwam Page 84 R. Norton N. Nnrtcn N. Ochtm T. Odxxni T. Olbcrg C.Olca1 G. Olcu R. Olczi T. Olimn-as C. Olnistczicl P. QXIHICN LNI1IjCr -l. Orcndcirlil B. Ortii F. Ortega: F. Otto S, Owen E. Oxley K. Pzmcwzist R. Parks C Pere: S. Pcittigrcw Cl Phillips D. Phillips j. Phillips V. Phillipf -I. Phippf S. Pierce T. Pierson G. Pittnigin R. Pittnizin S. Ponce M. Pzmlci' nl. Power S. Painn XY. Picrmn C. Pi-est M. Piicc l. Pruitt xl. Prictzi VC. Powell l.Qi1intcm E. Ralston C. Rwinhu V. Raiinm l. Randle I. Rangel O. Rangel S. Rowley W. Roy rf ie zv.. 4 'Z if 1' ' 'L ' It . lf, ii f i A P f 'fl R it P P '.'.. if 'ff R. . t 1- . 1' 5 N l ' s V W S l .fn , - 7 Xf'ff.iN,, Lwi l 5 i ... J il :I 1 in ,N . -. A J i xii 5 ' I I ' Sf? . A ' 3 5 l i - ' . 0 i f I l. Q ' i . 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Taylor L. Thatcher A. Thomas M. Thornburg I. Thomas R. Todd A. Torres C. Torres K. Town'sly T. Traham L. Tnoop S. Trott C. Tucker B, Van Buren B. Vance R. Vance C. Van Every K. Van Horn I. Variner G. Vega T. Veinable S. Verble I. Villa B. Villanueva C. Wagoner S. Walker B. Ward H. Warner P. Waters P. Watley A. Weber D. Welch M. Welch R. Welch S. Westfzite S. Weston B. White E. White: G. XX'h1te P. Whitacre S. Whitton L. Vklilhanks Y. Wiilhanks B. Wilkie A. Williams C. Wills C. Wilson D. Wilson M. Wilson V. Winder AI. Wise G. Witt I. Wviylf L. Wolf V. Wong N. Worthen L. Wzmcids P. XX'right R. XX'right L. Yates R. Yowell C. Young G. Zanick C. Zimardo M. Zimardo T. Zapata R. Algrcn B, Anglin L. Meyer C. Barr P. Patterson l B, Duncan M. Silman l 'P. joihnston A. Valdes l G. Mejizi N. Vlurner l Vvhlkersoii F. Vvlirley L. Viright M ' 1 dk 4 Y , lf, ' I A I .6 'if M 1 K ' ' fi sb. 1 Ag ggi.-L In . I .H vw. x , 1' ' iss. i ., mm s'ff' r 1 i ,.,,.. M. Eggs 333 A V X .1 si 'P . L ., .I V f in ' X ,ff A if X N . - - - Q W X .1 I .. QM l we .. - N . fl , . Page 87 'LIS X X ctivities V Karen Vwfest and Toody Fritz planning md decorating for the big night, After months of careful planning the night of the Prom finally arrived. After years of waiting and dreaming for this stair spangled night the girls, dressed in their flowing formzils, the fellows who suddenf ly seemed to grow up, danced the night away while the moon glowed zthove, The Country Club shone with these happy upperclassmen who will always rememher lvlziy 4, from 9:00 to 1:00 as .inc of their cherished Moments to Ref ncmherf' Moments to Remember Beauty Under Page 92 Hur Nfzxjesty, Quccu Sandra Scfwtt Patti Allebrzmd, reshman Attenda The Big Top These are the Beauties of our cam' us, who were chosen to represent heir respective classes and the stu' ent body as the prettiest and most opular girls of the school. nt ri-f - -- - - k Page 94 Donna Smith, Editor Laura Hankin, Buffie Mcczlig Business Manager Assiftant Editor, Vernon Gunckbl, Karen Kcttuncn, Ad Manager Art Editor Mr. Tom Clarkin, ' Advisor Send photos H Way past due. Telegrams like this along with lost copy, misplaced dummies, no sport pictures, late hours, and Chitwood Que anne of the rnany hemxaches dcnft laugh ifs true, and tears that went into making our Crazy Circus go Found. lt is finished, we are glad and ref lieved but we are proud, too, because We worked long and hard for your EL SAGURO. W4 Y Ass: tint Ad Mirizlger and Photogrlphir Page 95 Marty Kenny has proven himself well as the Sports Editor Page 96 Press Agents Mr. Miller, Their advisor Damn Crow has been at great editor in givf ing us many good publications of the Thermometer N i l preading the Word Here are the kids that have kept the circus news circulated over the campus throughout the year. They have acquired the name of snoopy. From left to right: Marty Kenny, Wayne Blake, Dana Crow, Shelia Rambo, Nancy Baker, Ann Thompson, Bill Beckman, Lucy Headstream, Mr. Miller, Paul Yeast. Page 97 They Weren't ann Marquam, Our 'UaledictoTian Clowning ., - ana Lowry, QM Salutatorian Pg 99 Page I00 Vvle had ai glimpse of what would happen if 21 bank robber locked up our high school prinf cipal :md then impersonatecl him, in the Junior Class Play. There would be plenty of changes made -especially if thc robber had some crazy ideas on how 21 school should be run, as clramatiscd hy our YUHS -luf niors. Our Class Plays Angie, Marty Shawn, knew that this summer would be different! She could tell by the different way she felt about everything-by the odd feeling she had when she went to the drug store and all the other girls were there with dates. She noticed Jack, Tom Hougham, especially. It was, too, as those that attended the Senior Class Play, directed hy Mrs. O'Sullivan, found out. WW.,-M, Page l02 Guilty one night, not guilty the other were the decisions the different jurys made after witnessing the murder trial of Karen Andre, Dianne Haile. This play, put on by the Draf ma Club, followed court procedure accurately and realistically making the play educational as Well as very entertaining. Night of January ixteenth YUHS Drama Club Presentation 1 in y NankifPoo, Curtis Lee, the son of the Emperor of japan, the Mikado, was disguised as a trombone player because he is running off from his father who is going to make him marry Katisha, or off with his head! . He had the misfortune to fall in love with the beautiful YumfYum, who is the bridefelect of a cheap tailor, KoKo. He had been condemned to death for flirting. but by a curious set of circumstanf ces he suddenly finds himself raised to the rank of Lord High Executioner, the highest rank a citizen of Titipu can attain. He knows nothing to do but he is ably assisted by PoohfBah, who is Lord High Everything Else. Katisha is the most repulsive hag who had fallen madly in love with poor NankifPoo. 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Wx A ww-ww im k NQKiKw KN Mixed Chorus Sophomorc Chorus Mr. Cfglrcy Thcsc are our YUI-IS choral groups that cn tcrtained the cntirc year, Page I05 Page I06 ,,, , Z I f W A W, 74? f A familiar sight to the band members-Mr. Havens perched on his direcf tor's chair motioning for crecendo or diminuenclo. Band membership means a lot to these outstanding performers and they will have more than a lyrie to help them remember their years in the band. Providing Background Music 1 For The Greatest Show ircus Arm MIlfqU2lH1 Frankie Ollerton Linda Mcycrs Bctty Suc Turncr Favorites Patsy Mcfxlpm KCUI15' Lee -Icmycc Barry Page I09 Page IIO We couldn't have gotten along without the expert perform! ances of the Y.U.H.S. Band under the capable direction of Mr. Havens. Their peppy music got us in the spirit to cheer our winning football team. Whien they marched in parades, gave their concerts, and entered music contests we were proud to claim them as one of the best hands in the state. The orchestra has been a part of many zicfiuities. Their mu' sic was enjoyed hy everyone. The National Honor Society Inf itiation would not have been complete without their fine mu' SIC . Page III it Thom Blohm, President Leading characters in the show are the Warf dens, who operated the ujuice joints at the foot' ball games. The club promotes and encourages school spirit and all worthy school activities. Wardens Club is composed of student leaders who have at least 14 AllfSchool Award points. They sponsored an assembly and Western Week when everyone dressed Western. Their Rodeo Float was a prize winner. For needy students who can't afford text books and activity books, the Wardens fix them up. They also furnish the AllfSchool Award pins. President ,..,...,.,..,,,,.,...,,,...,..............,...., Thom Blohm Vice President .............................. Johnny Benson Secretary ................., .....i............ A nita Face Treasurer ..........,. .,.,..,..,.,. T om Larson Page II2 Out un Front In the Center Ring T Presenting scholarship, character, leadership, and service are the objectives of the National Honor Society. This club strives to promote and recognize all four. They are helping Freshmen to understand better these qualities by giving talks in their so' cial living classes. Members of this honorary club are selected from the top of their class and must have a 2.000 average. N. H. S. sponsored the Homecoming Dance and had both 1 Fall and Spring Initiation. Mrs. Leah Foresman is faculty advisor and the officers are: President .................,........,.,...,.................................,,.,.. Charles Slocum Vice President ............, ......,..,........... D avid Lum Secretary .........,.,........., ........ I tidy Hightower Treasurcr .,.,.. ......... ............ A 1 in Martliiziiii Charles Slocum, President Page II3 , . l i l , auS 4 Leading the way Linda H utchins Ci mi Leaders' S mnercial wccthcart as SssNX X as -ssysxis X fa Q - . What would our world of a circu d me: -' s o without bus' ss transattions That ' h . K is w ere the Commercial Lead ers come in. Students interested in fields of business are brought together in one organization where members are selec' ted from students that have had a or better average in their two years of business courses. Members got out and had a swell time at their an' nual Spring Picnic. They sponsored the annual Sweet' heart Ball where Linda H h' . utc ins was crowned Sweet' heart ol 1976. Lew my H ighrf iwer. President f With the speed and excitement of chariot racing and games, that in Roman times took the place of our mod' ern circus, the Latin Club banded together. Latin stu' dents gained better knowledge of Roman life, history, and literature. A Saturnalia Banquet of Roman dress and customs was held prior to the Christmas holidays. Members par' ticipated in a Sunrise Breakfast and also contributed toys to the Childreifs Home. Ah, but now these Romans are up in The Art of Lovemakingn, an assembly given for the student body. The club also sponsored an aftergame dance. President .................,........................... George Underwood Vice President ...,....... ........,....,.,........... ohn Baker Secretary ,,...........ii ..r,,...,., C arol Leonard Treasurer ....,...,..,......,,i,. ...c........ L inda johnson Parliamentarian ............. ....,,...,.., P aul Wong to greater achievements George Underwood, President Page II5 Senior FFA President, Pat Shipp junior Officers President, Rocky Burrell Vicefl'resident, Leslie Kamman Secretary, Larry Chrisco Treasurer, -lim Vv'allace Reporter, Ronnie Smith Sentinel, Buddy lflrod Training For Its time for the pony punks and skinners to take a how after a yez of hard work and thrilling performances in the FFA. Here is the organization that is an important part of the instructions program in Vocational Agriculture. lt develops agricultural leadership ci operation and Citizenship. These uaggiesl' had a great time at Kansas City at the National meetir and here at home, with their folks, they attended the Parent and Son Bai quet. After the boys earned their different degrees, they were awarded thei at the FFA. Degree Ceremony. Their Rodeo float with Shirley Reynold the Sweetheart riding on a huge hee, was a prize winner. All the boys, lr. G Sr. were proud of their projects when they enterd them at the Yuma County Fair. the Future Rmcky Burrell, Jr. FFA Pres. President, Pit Shipp ViCC'l,fCSiL1CIlf, Earl Smith Secretary, Roger Frxiuenfeldex Trezifurer, Robert Smith Reporter, Donnie Framkliii Sentinel, Miltcvii Euhus Page II7 Their Goal --A Happy Home After the members of the F. H. A. venture from the Y.U.H.S. learning arena they will have the Hknowfhoww to run a home efficiently. Their club strives for better homes in the future with fin-e leadership and reward' ing home life. The Sweetheart Cookie Sale showed off their domestic talents and all the things that are exhibited at the fair, proved that they are learning the arts of housekeeping. These girls who have had one or more years of homemaking had a great time at the state convention held in Buckeye. Betty Harkins, President Hams that added a different act to our top show arc the members of the Radio Club. The club's purpose is to stimulate interest in amateur radio and related fields. It helps the members to obtain their ham ticket , or radio operators license. A lot of time was spent in building their own radio stationg small but complete. If you have a grade average of at least a 3, and an interest in radio, this is the club for you. President ....i...,.,,...............,........ ..,.........,.,. F rank Anderson Vice President .............,..,., .,.......,. K enneth VanHorn Secretary ............... ......,,...... S ue Anderson Treasurer ...,,...,. .,........i R ussell Abbott No Clowning Here! Wi- , ' W . ?M If someone falls and almost breaks their neck in this rou h circu b ' 2 s usiness, nurses are needed and these future ones have really held an im ort l ' ' ' p ant p ace by working in hospitals as vol' unteer aides. Their Bake S e ot great succesf ses. ale and Initiation Tea wer b h The purpose of the Future Nurses Club is to interest stu' dents in nursing through contacts with hospital and ac uai tan ' h ' ' ' Ll H' Ce wit nursing schools and scholarships offered. President ...,............i........................,............,..,. ,,.,,... Vice President ......,,, A. .Ruth Gorman, .M-mb-NJORD Piper Ruth Gorman, Presiden Secretary ...,.............. ,...... ..Audrey Cypert Treasurer ......... ,......,.. M argaret Evans Preparing to Fulfill janet Ldaus, Preydent These Future Teachers were busy this year running through their acts under our big topf' Uniting students interested in teaching and providing an inf centive for them to become teachers are the purpose of the Snider Future Teachers' Club. Their Charter Banquet was lots of fun while their skit about YUHS was very informative. The members were also fortunate in being able to visit the grades that they want to teach. President .....................,... ,.,.,.,....., ,....... ....... 5 I Q met Matts Vice President ,,...,...... ...r..,.,.. B uffie McCaig Secretary ................. ,............... F aye Chrisco Treasurer ........,... .....,, ,.,. C a rol Leonard Historian ..,...... ...,........ K athy Volpe Future Needs Page I2I id t janv: Hobart Girls who take pride in their athletic abilities have added much to our big top . They are the members of the Girls Athletic Association, a club that strives to further the athletic interest and ability of the girls. ',A1l the YUHS girls had a chance to date the man of their choice at the Girl Date Boy dance sponsored by the club. The G.A.A. Follies was a great success and attended by many. The girls topped off the year with an Award Banquet Where the girls were awarded their different honors. President ,.,.,.,.,,...,.,.,.......,.......... jane Hobart Vice President .,..i..,.......,,. Amanda Araza Secretary ..........,,.,,............,..... Phyllis Phipps Treasurer c,..........,..,..,..... Betty Sue Turner Recording Secretary .,.... Peggy Roberts From competition they have Preydent-Jlobcrt hAcFaddcn No Circus would be complete without the razor backs, who give strenth to the show with their muscles and high citizenship code. These boys are all wearers of the Varsity Y which means that they excelled in the field of sports and have a good scholastic average. The boys sponsored the Lettermen's Club Dance, where a football with all the football players names on it was the door prize. Their Lettermen's initiation and picnic was full of surprises and fun, while the Harlem Clowns vs. Yuma AllfStars Basketball Game was another exciting event. Creating good sportsmanship, and a better underf standing of the values of athletics are the main objecf tives of the club. President ,.........,,.,............ ............ R obert McFadden Vice President .......,......... ..,......,......,..,, C reg Calvin Secretary Treasurer .....,,.... .................. H erb Angle Gained experience and sportsmanship Page l23 Talents Elizabeth Milstead, President ART CLUB Painting our Y.U.H.S. rings in bright, exciting activities are the Art Club members. Une of the most unusual dances of the season is sponsored by them, the Beaux Art Ball where everyone comes dressed in costumes. Furthering the interest in art is the main purpose of the artists that had a prize winning float in the Rodeo Parade. New members are taken in at the beginning and end of the school year after they have submitted a letter explaining why they would like to be a member. President ......,..,...,..,....... Elizabeth Milstead Vice President ........................ Tom Saldana Secretary Treasurer .....,,...., Ann Sheldon Page I24 To Be Proud F Taking unforgetable pictures of our YUHS Cir' cus performances are the members of our Photo' graphy Club. They must have a definite interest in photography and have taken photography to be a member of this picture taking club. These shutterbugs took pictures for students at the dances. President .................,.,..,,,.,............... Richard Benson Vice President ...........,,.,. ,.,.,,,... D anny Huerta Secretary Treasurer .e........ .......,., L ou Hopkins Richard Benson, President T 4 John Benson, President Page IZ6 Not Ponderous as a pachyderm fwhich is an elephantj, but as important in the growth of science as the elephant is to the circus, is the Science Club. The club is around to give mem' bers the opportunity to pursue science and experimentation outside of class, to stimulate an interest in science, science ac' tivities, and science vocations. The club is open to those Iuniors and Seniors who have taken a science course and received a two or above average. They have sponsored a dance and an assembly, had the annual Science Fair, and gained knowledge by going on their field trips. President .......,,..,..,..,,... ................ ohn Benson Vice President ............ ,....,....... M arilyn Rice Secretary ...........,....,......,,. ..,...... ane Lowery Treasurer .......,....,,,.............. ............ B ill Myers Board of Directors ...,,,.........,........... Mary Baker Iunius Layton Charles Slocum Phillip Pope Their dreams are for a safe and secure future MATH CLUB One of the things that makes the YUHS Circus go round is its mathematics, and leading in that field are the members of the Math Club. The members are juniors and Seniors who have taken Algebra and Geometry and have a 3 or better grade average and are interested in Math. The club gives an opportunity for presentation and discussion of mathematical subjects of interest. These Mathematicians were really busy presenting the Mathematics Contest. They also entered prof jects in the Science Fair and the Yuma County Fair. President .,,............,....,.......,. Frances Frauenfelder Vice President ,..,.............,.........,,............. Bill Myers Secretary Treasurer .,......,.,,,,.i...,,...,., Joyce Barry Advisor .,..........,...,..................,, .....i,...... M r. Pagano Frances Fraunfelder, President A circus wouldn't be right without'- Come on, buy your peanuts -That's what the Key Clubbers yelled when they sold peanuts at the football games. The Key Club is a service club that serves the school and community. Its objectives are to prepare students for useful citizenship by developing more initiative and leadership with intelligence, aggresiveness and community service. This club helped with Kiwanis Kids' Day, helped collect money for the Olympic Fund and put on a school safety camf paign. The KiwanisfKey Club Banquet was a great success. Page l28 Good the Greatest Bob Johnson, President Samaritans of how Marilyn Rice, President ' ' - - 'Yffs s P f s 'fffs F .. ' - . 4- F - ' Q , E 3s55:, , 1 ,f Q . .0 is , i 43 A Q 6 D s 1, ic 4 g vs Q 6 v, Q nfs, ,, ,H . sas 0 ,pgsql , Pitching in and helping our school and community, and keep' ing things on the up and up are the Anchor Club members. The club develops initiative and leadership and prepares members for useful citizenship. Among their projects are providing glasses for students who are unable to purchase them and assisting the Pilot Club, their sponsoring group. Uctober was a busy month when they sponsored a dance and held a membership dinner. The breakfast picnic was well at' tended and their assembly was enjoyed. Pfegident ,,,.,,,4,,,,,,,,,4.,, .,............ M arilyn Rice Vice President ............ .i......... P earl Villanueva Secretary ,,,,,,,crr,,,,,.,i... ,....... N ancy Bristow Directors .,,.,,,. ..i....,.,. P l1yliSS Phipps Lynn Larson Nancy Westciver Page I29 They have what it takes Shelia Rambo, President Members of the Modeling Club came back for.many an en' core to add much to our fascinating circus. An important part of their work is to encourage the imf provement of the YUHS girls' appearance but on the day of their Roaring 20's initiation, they were not exactly bef witchingf' This year they started a Popularity Contest that they hope will become an annual event. The members were in the play Cf Thee I Sing and in their style Show they modeled the latest fashions. President Shelia Rambo T Secretary Pat Iongeward JERRY CLAYTON 'VI1' Friendly IERRY HEADINGTON HM WOLF . Mr. Chccrful M1'. Athlete ? V NSCOTTIEM SCOTT JOHNNIE RODIUQUEZ Mis Pewomxlity Mr. Pcrson:1l1ty 41 LIN DA HUTCHINS Miss Cheerful LYNN CURRY Miss Fricndly xwwf' SHELIA RAMBO Miss Pep Page l3l so I I adding Color Pat Jongemmrd, Preydent NAT'L TI-IESPIANS From the Back Door these members of the Nat'l Thespians await their turn to perform for the specs by staging a dance after one of our triumphal football games. Nat'l Thespians is an honor society for persons who have achieved dramatic recognition. They are installed in an impressive evening ceremony and the next day parade around the big top portray' ing some movie or stage character to the amusement of everyone else. President ...........A........,,.,,,.,..,.....,.. Pat jongeward Secretary ......i......,..,............. Lucy Headstream Vice President ........................ Billy Hayworth Treasurer ...,.......... ,.......,.... E lizabeth Wick Page l32 and Entertainment lvlarty Schauni, President There was no business like . . . getting the cast ready for the Dramatics Club's production of the year . . . Night of january 16th. This is how the members of the Drama Club feel who slaved over rehearsals, ticket selling, advertising, costumes, scenery, and everything else that went into their L'Greatest Show! Membership in the club, whose aim is to further the interest in drama, is open to the entire stu' dent body, but applicants for membership have to submit a letter stating why they vvant to be in the club. Then they read a dramatic selection before a tryout committee. The group was lead by: Marty Schaum ......,.................,.....,....,... President June Foerstner ..,......... .,.....,... S ecretary Alice Kepler .,........ ........,.. V ice President Pat Bradshaw ....,.,.. .i.....,.. T reasurer Mr. Brennan .,,.,,,.. ...........,........ A dvisor Page I33 Tra -- La We Listen Singing that adds luster and sparkle to the Big Top is the business of the Melody Clubs, a joint organization of the Adf vanced Girls' Clee and A Capella Choir. The club that stands for the advancement and promotion of good music in the school and the community sponsored and performed the Annual Christmas Dance Winter Wonder' land. They sang at Commencement and Bacculaureate and entered 11 Music Festival in California where they were rated tops. Members of the Melody Club worked on their operetta which was a great success, and performed on T.V. President ......,..,..........,.......................,...,.. Dan Huerta lst Vice President ............ ....,..,,,.,. A nita Face 2nd Vice President ..,........................... Curtis Lee U Secretary ...,..........i.....,......,.,.......,. Sonja Strickland Treasurer .........,,.,........................,,... Pat jongeward With Anticipation -- Here is a club that really keeps our NYUHS Circus hopping. It is the Lyres Club, one of the most active of our clubs. All the advanced Band members are in he club that strives to advance the standards of instrumenf tal music and music education in the student, school, and community. By playing for all football games, and Pep Rallies, the band helped keep our school spirit high. The Lyers Club sponsored the Band Dance and Concert where everyone had 21 fine time. They were ranked excellent in all of the music festivals where they played. They forgot music for a while at the Band Picnic and really uwhooped it up. President ...................,.,,.,................. Kenneth Lee Librarian .......... ...,..........,..,. B etty Sanders Vice President ...,..,.,. ,..,,...,. B obby Iohnson Secretary .......,. ........ B etty Sue Turner Treasurer .,....... ........... K itty Edwards Betty Sue Turner, Ly VW X res Club Sweetheart Kenny I Loc, Prcsidc True sportsmen And you should have seen the one that got away. Ah, yes, that goes with these kinkers of the Fisherman's Club. Hunting, fishing, fish frys, picnics, these guys and gals live the life. Horsing around is not all they do. The development of better sportsmanship, becoming better acquainted with nature, and gaining knowledge of the hunting and fishing laws of the state plays a big part in their activities. President ...,.........,.,...,..,.,,...,.,...,... Harry Needham Vice President .....,.,,. ............. L annes Brock Secretary .....,....,.... .....,,.,....... N eta Harvick Advisor ....,,,...... ...,......,,, M r. Hackvvorth Page I36 Harry Needham, President Amanda Araza, President Keep your Spirit! Yea Crims! Could well be the motto of the peppiest group in the school--the Pep Club. Since these girls are in our big YUHS Circus they are the holders of the generally useful contract. Not only do they sell pomfpoms at all football games and conduct Pep Rallies but they are around to promote school spirit and enthusiasm in all school activities. Girls participating in more school activities than average have a good chance to get in the club by filling out a Pep Club Point sheet and if they are accepted they play babies by going through the initiation with the Baby Theme, baby food, bottles, bonnets and all. Pep Club members put on a Pep Club Carnival in the Spring which was attended by all. President .............................i.....,...... Amanda Araza Vice President .............,................ Charlotte Jones Secretaryffreasurer ...................., Peggy Roberts Crims Lei's Fight Page l38 l? Twmly Fmt: Rccmc Mcrmu I an ll We Say Sahsfled! Iran Cortez Shelia Rambo Gail Beeson Page I39 The Blue and the White :rw Xfwqxlug fxlklhl lim lim' Sm Me Forever D115 X Director of Athletics Page I44 Here are the Trainers We're losing a lot of good boys. This seems to be the unaimous opinion of all the football coaches here at YUHS. The coaches agree that last year's team will be a hard one to replace, but there are a lot of boys who will be with us next year who have the potential to make a winning team. A great deal of credit should also be extended to the following coaches: Moore, Kel' ly, and Clay who played the biggest part in building the team. Rock Anderson Bobby Arviso Coach jim Nloore, 4 YY, 1,1110 Cmach llfwrgc cxldfx' E?.aqkf1cld C v.rQh Bwiw Kcllcx' crlw Anglo Lmuus Brock Thom Blum .mk lhlrgcm Kcnt Butler kI1111ffm'h'tt rf- ' Q :lv ., ,SQ J-' Page I45 4 BUNU' Cnxstam Bcrl Dgmicl Trmnny Dalnicl Paul Decker Clmrlcs Durscy Greg Galvin Richard Garcia Frank Hankin .Icrry Hcadington Ronnie Harper Tonuny Larson Clarence LCC Coach! Captain! Team! It is quite an honor to be State Champion, but it is almost as big an honor to be second place. With our 6 won 2 lost record, the season ended with a heartbreaking, yet marvelous climax. The team tried for the State Champ' ionship and took second place which is quite an achievement itself. They had a wonderful seasong one of the best that YUHS has had in many years. Many boys are graduating this year, yet there are many boys capable of filling their shoes who will be with us next year for our guarantee of an' other good year in football. Joe Lures Hnfic Maddox Oscar Nludismm Bdly Murtm Rohcrt McFz1Lldc:1 Henry Iwlontxlguc H.ll'1'j' Needham Kenneth Needham Charles O'Bricn .Inn Shephard Rnnnic Shonk Eddic Stuntun J I I , I Liu Kin-1 ns.: 5' Our Gridiron Gang ,- Q Gordon SIUl'jUhIlI1ll Tommy Strawn Pmubby Wnmnmnizlck Jim Wcalf Ierry Young -Q Q Y I , , !?TWV'l3i Z , 'IHHHQ Sail 2 'W-fm: mg mmf The .layvcc Foothall Tcsnn under the fine coaching of Mr. John Lynch First Row: Coach Lynch, john Penny, Rocky Burrell, Mike Kenny, lack Fritz, Steve Pope, Kenny jones, jim Gulluniher, Paul Szmzisac, Harold Tune. Second Row: Jerry Black, Bob Strunz, Cecil Burgett, George Szurek, Glenn Fassett, john Pell, Kenny Wzxyne, Mack lVIcGoy. Third Row: Tim jones, Mickey Reedy, Terry Taylor, Wzxyne Blake, Fred Gift, JG Walker, Gurran, Gibson Taylor. ,Iohn Lynch AI V Foothull Couch -f- tars of Tomorrow Remember, these Freshman and Junior Varsity boys are going to makefup next year's Varsity team. With this in mind, We are even more sure, that we Will have a fine team next year. The players gained a lot of good experience in both playing and sportsmanship. All of us are looking forward to seeing them The Frcdnnan FoothaH Tcani undcrthc grcatcoaching of bln Jack Belldhon Page l5I The Tall Men In Our Circus Thom Blohm Flubby Carter jim Curbct IVi2lI'X'iI1 Gruss Ronnie Harper Oscar Madiscwlw HCl1fy'MiU11lllgLlL' Ray Phipps Tum Skcvilmgtun Burnie: Stzmkc jon XXYiHi2l1NSUll jim Vfulf -rlTINIT1yI.I1l'5Ull iMgf4D Page I52 Well, another season of haskcthall has ended, and it was a season well played. The team entered the Semi' Finals which is an achievement itself, and gained a lot of fine experience. We are sure to have a fine team again next year, as only two of the varsity hoys are grad' uating. These two hoys, -lim Wrilf and Thom Blohm, were a great asset to the team and will he very harcl to replace. Both boys were red hot last season, and Blohm was chosen for AllfState, hecatlse of his playing ahility. Bill Paul llaslqctlaall Coach jim Vxlmlr Thom Blohni Cfofffaptain Cofffaptain Led the Way Page I53 Left to Right: Ray Phipps, Ronnie Harper, Oscar Madison, Bernie Stanke, Bobby Joe Carter, Tom Skevington, Thom Blohm, Henry Montagiic, jim Wcvlf, Marvin Gross, jim Curhct, Jon Williamscnn. Knzsiing arc: Coach Bill Paul, Tommy Larson, Ivizlnagcr. Paved the way for Page l54 Take a good look at them! Many of these IV boys will be playing Varsity Basketball next year. Even though the team did not have an exceptionally good year, most of them are going to have two or three years in which they will be able to gain more experience and improve themselves. All of these players have very good potential for the coming seasons and assure us of a promising Varsity Team next year. Coach Tjossem the Baby Giraffes Left to Right: Alfred lvladison, lvlento lvlorrison, Rodney l-laile, blerry Strunl, Wil' liam Cortez, Robert Strung, Vxfilliam Cortez, Robert Strunz, Sam Ezell, Terry Tru' han, joe Randle, Gilbert Mzmgdaleno, Tony Magdeleno, George Vx7haley, Felipe Conf Zales, Kneeling Lire: Coach Tjossem and Richard Norton. Page l55 Page I56 Track Coach jack BeDillon I In this section of our Big Top Coaches BeDillon and Clay were the Ringmasters. These were the two men responsible for the fine track team that represented YUI-IS this year. Every day during 7th Period and after school they could be found working with these boys. Many times during the year it was possible to go out on Doan Field where these two coaches could he seen frantically counting laps. Seriously, Coach Clay and Coach BeDillon should be given a lot of credit, as they worked very hard with the team. Track Coach George Clay At the time this picture was taken, the track team was not divided into a jayVee and a Varsity group. Therefore we of the annual staff were not able to print their respective pictures. Picture or no picture, We can truth' fully say that YUHS had a team that they could he proud of and who made a very good showing for the school. The boys displayed the finest quality of sportsmanship and ability throughout the season. Keeping In Stride Page l57 Y. a' X 'K f A f 2 X T53 .'+.'7f K5 Vw .A .V ,,., ,I my ,mi , Mr, y .tr fi fo u 1 V V'Z E ,A ff' ,fe sw R f-,IR 5 X9 6+ VY' ix ,age ja ,. f , gif fmzfwif ZMVMW Ny Av I 15,51 r f f f 1 1 A if uv' 5 f in .qw The trong Men of YUHS Stlllillllg Dax id Daniel Dick Corsello, Jerry Headington, john Rodriquez, Stexe lope Duc Koenigs, Tommy Daniels, Jim Shephard, Frank Sanchez, Frank rllnkin lerry Young C len Fasset, NVayne Blake. kneeiing Foul johr Lynch Again YUHS took top honors in wrestling. This year they took third place in the Finals, an achievement that should make them feel very proud. At the first of the year the wrestling team had all hopes of taking another first , and rightly so. We are sure that you will agree with us in saying that they are a great bunch of fellows, and also top notch Wrestlers. Also congratulations should be extended to three wrestlers who were the State Champions. These three wrestlers, Frank Hankin, johnny Rodriquez, and Jerry Headington, did a swell job and should be given a lot of credit. Second place wrestlers in the state were Steve Pope and Jim Shephard, who also did a good job. Nice work, boys! XX'restling Coach john Lynch Page l59 if i fT2i!?V X W H2 sig i msigi aiumi V gg i i I U-Q 'Q h e A lf' 11,35 l is lllilliiii il' Herhie Angle Cecil Burgett Frank Burgett Duane Ccihnon Charles Dorsey Jack Fritz Audrey johnson lvlarty Kenny Richard Lum wloe Lutes Bill Ivlarshall Tony lvlagdaleno Ray Phipps Ted Price -lan Simmons Rickie Starck Roy Tilfnrd Charlie Villa ,lack Villa Lonnie NVallace Page l60 Kill the Umpire l'The umpire can see them best. It is hard to remember this sometimes, when when is out at first , The Crim nine, through a lot of practice and experience, built up a fine team, that was outstanding in sportsmanship, teamwork and playing ability. We also expect great things of them next year. Page I6l The Junior Iuggers Next year vve can only hope to have as good a Varsity and IV team as we had this last year. They are a very aggressive group of boys and showed the finest in teamwork and sports' manship. Good luck next year! Page l62 Row 1, 'oe Vwfolf, Jim Chiles, Grady Myers, Mike Burteh, Butch Nobel, Mike Welcli, Coach TJossem. Row 2: Don Kettcamp, Floyd Surlver, Steve Pierce, Tom Lamb, jim LeRoy, Gene Johnson, Charles Hall, Duane Cohoon, Cecil Burgett. Row 3: Tony Ochoa, en Mainville, Lanny Barr, Alfred Madison, Leon Johnson, Jack Phillips, Emmet White, Stan Grosskaeutz, George Vxfhaley. Dickie Jarrell, Eddie Williailiis, .Ion Wllllilllliillll, Mike Coffccn, Paul Decker, Coach Bill Paul. 1 S .Q-NR The Golf team enjoyed visiting different greens throughout Imperial Valley this year. They closed their season very suef cessfully. Keep your eyes open because these boys will soon be your, HPROS OF TOMORRCW. Tomorrow's Pros Coach, Bill Paul Page I63 Standing: jim Taylor, john Baker, Ronnie Minson, Darrell Fisher But coach, we don't want to run laps today! Those words were probably heard by Coach Horne quite a few times during the seventh period the past year. The team, this year, had a very fine ladder and the boys did a fine job representing YUHS. Next year we are also going to expect great things from the team, as there are a lot of new boys who are working their way up the lad' der, and they also are doing a swell job. Page I64 Tennis Coach JIM HoRNE Kneeling: Bill Kilkie, Art Beasley, David Lum, Robert Rouse Standing: Betty Faulkner, Lana Smucker, Jane Hobart, Teddy Hobart, Blanch Whaleyf. Kneeling: Miss Potter, Coach, Amelia Sandante, Linda Butler, Ann Shelf don, Yolanda Nlonoz. ll ll Racket quad It takes practice and a lot of hard work. But, we're sure if you ask any of these girls, they'll admit, t It was a lot of fun. The girls played matches throughout the state, as well as here at YUHS, and did a mighty fine job. We also expect to see a fine ladder on the girls team next year. Girls Coach MISS POTTER S 4 , i 14 5 5 ff 2 1 5 3 i I Q Remembe itch WY! ! 5 F The Senior Class Will We the graduating class of nineteen hundred and fiftyfsix, being of sound mind and body and with a thorough knowledge of all the aspects, events, sufferings, and joys of high school life do hereby leave this last will and testament to the ones who are destined to follow in our foot steps along the paths of education: and to all the people who have made our stay at YUHS so wonderful, a fond farewell. Page l70 HERBERT M. ANGLE Letterman, AMS, Sophomore Class President, Varsity Football, Varsity Baseball. I leave to joe Lutcs, Coach Kelly and his fundamental baseball. To Rock Anderson, my Trojan head gear. To Russel johnson, my ability to play baseball. To joe Lutes, my point I scored at Brawley. I will my Qkyronsl to Paul Decker. I will my dancing blood to Rick Garcia. I will my edu' cation foot to Frank Hankinf' TEDDY MILO APPLE F. F. A. I will my love for wo-men and hot' rod cars to Bob Muller. AMANDA LUCERO ARAZA Pep Club, Anchor Club, Commercial Leaders, G. A. A., Wardens Club, Girls League, Melody Club, Song- leader, Operetta. I will to Colima M., Mary V.. and Linda B., my beat up pomfpoms. May they sell them for millions of dollars. MARY LOU ARREOLA Lyres Club, G. A. A., F. H. A. To Peter, my brother, my desk and test papers in Mr. Winter's civics class. ERACLIO LUJAN ARVIZO AMS. I will all my good times in YUHS to Silvia Sigalaf' RUDY AGUERRO AMS I will my ones to Gibson Taylor and fives to Jerry Curran. SHARON R. AKEN National Honor Society, Wardens Club, Anchor Club, Drama Club, G. A. A., F. H. A., Future Teachers Club, Lat' in Club. I will my brother, fterror of the plainsj to this pore ole place. It will never be the same. With that, and Mr. Winter's permission, I leave! ,IOHNNY MAE ALLEN F.H.A., Anchor Club, Future Nurse. Club. I will my ability to finish school and get passing grades to those who need it. ROBERT ARTHU R ALLISON Commercial Leaders. I will not. ROBERT RAE ALTSTATT Melody Club, F. H, A., Operetta. To janet Matts, I will the control of my voice for the Seinior year. MALBA LUCILLE ANDERSON Anchor Club, F.I'I,A., Fisherman's Club, Wardens Club, Commercial Leaders, Student Body Treasurer, lun' ior Class Play, Senior Class Play, Cheerleader. I will to the underclassmen' of YUHS all the hard work and fun I had during my four years here. CLARICE AMELIA BAKER National Honor Society, Melody Club, Operetta. I will all of the good times I have had while in high school to my bro' ther. LUCY SYLVIA BAKER F. H. A,, Commercial Leaders. I will to Peter my Senior Prob' lem notebook. MARY LOUISA BAKER Latin Club, Wardens Club, Lyre's Club, Anchor Club, Science Club, Naf tional Honor Society, Senior Class Treasurer. I will my ability to talk during tests---especially Winters'-and the re- sulting 'iO's --to my brother, john . ROBERT GILBERT BAKER To Jimmy Beltran, I will my brains and allfaround talent. ALYCE ELYDO BALDWIN Lyre's Club, G. A. A , Girls League. I Alyce Baldwin, will all my fun and good times, especially on the tri-ps, to my little sister, a freshman of 61. MARLENE ANN BATES Pep Club, Drama Club, Cheerleader. I will all my model aiirplanes to gm-e darling girl of next year's aviation ass. ,IO ANN BEELER Pep Club, Commercial Leaders, F. H. A., G.A.A. , Art Club, Na' 'tional Honor Society, Girls League. I Io Ann Beeler, will to sornle Freshman girl the good times I had :in high school, especially my freshman and sophomore years and my ability to keep the same boy friend for four years. ALICE MARIE BELTRAN To Sonney, my old Civics book, if hte ever becomes a Sen-ior to use it. GAIL BEESON Pep Club, F. H. A., Wardens Club, N. H, S., G. A. A., Modeli-ng Club, An' chor Club, Senior Class Student Body Representative, Cheerleader. I liwve to my sister, Karen, all the fun and friends I had in high school. IOHN PAUL BENSON Wardens Club, Science Club, Photo Club, Fishermian's Club, Key Club, Thespian, AMS. I will my parking space behind Burger's to Fisher and Wetler for the next two years. RICHARD LEE BENSON Club, Ar-t Club, Fire Commission, AMS. SIDNEY MARK BENSON Melody Club, Drama Club, National Thespians, Operetta. I will my old broken down truck to anyone stupid enough to want lit, I also will my model airplane fbuilt in aviationj to any Senior taking it next year. ' GEORGE WARNER BERG Band. ' 1':'I will my muscles to Larry O'Danf ie . DONALD RAY BILLINGTON AMS. I will my ability to get along with Mr. Smith to so-me dumb sophomore who takes aviation. RONALD B. BISHOP AMS. I will my car? to some under grad' uate who wants something to work on -and also I will Mrs. Olson's friendly smile to an unsuspecting pieirson who hasn't yet had the ipleasure of arguing with her. VIRGINIA MAE BLINN Photo Club I will my sister, Dorothy, 'all the fhemis I have written in Senior Prob' ems. THOM HUGO BLOHM F. F. A., Letttermens Club, Wardens glfib, Varsity Baseball, Varsity Foot- al. I will my ability to play end to my little brother, and may he never have to play with Wolf's little brother at O. B. I will my ability to play base' ball to Tom Skevingtonf' MARY ELLEN BOBERSKY Horizon Club, Quill and Scroll, Na' tional Tlhespians, Drama Club, 4'H Club, Girls League, Senior Class Play, Junior Class Play. I wlill my earnest source of educa' tion to Betty Hotel who will be a sen' ior and hope she learns a lot more than I did. Also I will all 4fH'ers as much fun as I had and will have. CONNIE ANNETTE BRANDT Secretary of Student Council-Nagoya, japan. I hereby leave to Ianet Mal-one my place in the lunch line, which is us' ually toward the back. IOHNNY LEWIS BRASWELL F. F. A. I leave all my good luck to any good looking guy that needs luck. I leave the ability to pull the wool over my teachers eyes to Gene Lackey. CECIL R. BRISTER Never let a girl get too close be' cause she will get you, take me as a fool. NANCY IANE BRISTOW Melody Club, Anchor Club, Lyre's Club, F. H. A., Girls' League, Band. I heneby leave my mimeograph room experiences to any girl who wants inky hands. LANNES JAMES BROCK Fi-sherma4n's Club, Key Club, Letter' man's Club, Photo Club, Football and Tennis. GAMES T. BROWN AMS, Varsity Football, Varsity Track. To anybody my ability to get along with Coach Clay and his Iron men shot putters. WILMA ANNE BURGE Science Club, G. A. A. , Latin Club. I will all of the best of everything to my sister, Almeida, in 'her high school year-s. LEROY L. BRUMLEY Lyre's Club, AMS. I will my empty bottle of slide oil -to the trombone section and to Mr, Smith my iPfLine. FRANK I. BURGETT Letterman Club, Varsity baseball, var' sity football. I will my toe to Cecil, my bro' thier, and hope he doesn't sit on the bench as long as I did. PATRICIA M. BURKE Melody Club, Drama Club. I will to Mike Clint the ability to stay away from trouble and my 'ability to keep very quiet. DONALD WILLIAM BUSSELL AMS, Photo Club, I leave to lall coming students who take aviation the thrill of being thneatf en'ed by Mr. Smith. Page l7l Page l72 JOHN KENT BUTLER F. F. A., AMS. Lettermans Club, Stu' dent Body Publicity Manager. VHl'SiFY footbill. I will--'will you? SOCORRO TORRES CARDENAS G. A, A. I will to Pat'y lo HIV Smilff IJIHCIY and white tennis shoes. DONALD LEROY CARR Annual Staff. I will my Ford to someone who hasn'-t got enough troubles. BARBARA JANE CASTLETON Nurse Club. I will to the freshmen, and the freshmen to come, to have the ability to make YUHS a bet'er school in the near future. LAWRENCE RAY CASTRO I will all of the fun I had at YUHS to everyone left at YUI-IS. ROSIE CHAVEZ F. H. A., G. A. A. I will my old tennis shoes to patsy Lopez so she can dance the umiambof' ' GERALD LEE CLAYTON Wardens Club, Key Club, Lyre's Club, Future Teacher's Club, Drama Club. National Thespians. Vice President of the Student Body, Twilighters Dance Band, Junior Class Play. I will the dance band to a real ambitious musicia-n and my embrouchf ure to my ol' buddy Al. LYNN ALLEN COMSTOCK Latin' Club', Science Club, Radio Club, National Honor So-oieity, Melody Club, Mathematics Club. I hereby and forthwith, deed my inf telligent pencil to some freshman who like ones, if I can locate one with fnough genius to take me through col- ege. JERRY DON CONNOR I will thiathmay someone else niext yearfhave as much fun -as I had this yearfarnd that Jo Ann' won't be dis- satisfied-next September. BERTHA CORONA G. A. A., Girls League. I will to Patty Reel all the notes she has written to me in hopes that Ricky gets 'ahold of them. IRENE ELLEN CORTEZ Pep Club, F. H. A., G. A. A., Melody Club, Girls League, Cheerleader. I, Irene Cortez, will my cheering section to the coming cheerleaders and hope they will promote better school spirit. ROBERT M. COSTON Lettermans Club, AMS, Varsity Foot' ball. I will all my excused absences to Rock Anderson. HELENE LUCILLE CRAWFORD G. A. A., 'Pep Club, Future Nurses Club, Fishermanfs Club, and Girl's Lea' gu . SI will my way of ditching and not being ciaught to Patti Berg. GEORGIA RUTH CRONKHITE F. H. A.. Orchestra. To Dixie, my Senior Problems hook. DANA MARIE CROW Girls League, F. H. A., G. A. A., Quill and Scroll and Fisherman's Club, Ed' itor of Thermometer 195976. I will to Nancy Baker, all the tape in the Thermometer room. to insure a stuck up s'aff! FONDA ESTELLE CRUMP Latin Club, Drama Club, Science Club, Girls' League and Melody Club. I Estelle Crump, will thier worn out toe straps on mv skates to my twin sister, Joan' Wellsf' LORETTA ANN fSusieJ CURRY Wardens Club, Girls League, Anchor Club, Pep Club, Drama Club, Model' ing and G.A.A. Song Leader, Jr. Class 'Play and AMUC, talent show. I will my part -as Stella in Stan Friebr:'rg's shfBoom to any CRAZY freshman girl who ,thinks she can get four handsome strong, and pun'ctual guys to do as ishe wishes. BARBARA LYNN CURRY Wardens Club, National Honor So' oiety, G. A. A., Pep Club, Girls State, Girls League, Modeling Club, A-nchor Club, Drama Club, and Science. I will to the incoming fneshmen the fun, enjoyment an'd hard work of my four years in YUI'IS. AUDREY CAROL CYPERT Nurses Club and Photo Club. I will to my sister, Shirley, a shot in the ambition. DOYLE ALBERT DANIEL Key Club, Lettermian's Club', and AMS. Varsity football and track. I leave to Tha-tcher, more water guns so he can .protect my girl. TOMMY B. DANIEL Letterman's Club. Varsity football and wrestling. To Ida de Corse, I leave all my knowledge and knowfhow for excuses. JUDY DAVIS Melody Club. I will nothing to he who wants it. ,JACKIE MARIE DECORSE Melody Club, G.A. A. , and Girls League and Operetta. I will to my sister, the ambition to ditch at least once in her few days in high school. JEWEL DEAN DEES G. A. A., and F. H. A. I will my oivics book to the future seniors to come. DIANA RAYE DEHN Photo Club, and Dramatic Club. To some Junior, I will all the fun I have had in high school. MARY fTinaJ DENTON Pep Club, Modeling Club, G. A. A., Commercial Leaders. Cheerleader, and Junior Queen attendant. . To my brother, I will all the good times, not the bad ones, I've had in high school. CHARLES B. DORSEY Letterman's and Varsity baseball and football. I Charles Dorsey, will Mrs. An- drews to ljoe Lutes, my very good friend. ALICE DOLORES DOTEN To Frank Hernandez, my luck at gambling, to jimmy Chapman, my mon' itor chair on top of Main so I can bother him, and to Mr. Pagano and Mr. Groves: I'm final-ly leaving! BARBARA A. DRUMM Girls League and G. A. A. I wrill my seat in Senior Pno-blems and all the fun I have had in high school to Millie Amavisca an'd hope she will make it. JOE RALPH DURAZO Photo Club, and Mathematics Club. I will my brains and looks fwhich he doesn't needl to my brother and hope he gets better grades than me. EVELYN IRENE ECHOLS F. H. A., and Melody Club. I will all of my good and bad times of the past four years to my sis' ter, Bonnie. KATHERINE NELL EDWARDS Melody Club, Lyre's Club, Band and Commercial Leaders. I will to my pal Lana, my beloved drum key and my prized possession, my drum. LEONA RUTH fLeoJ EDWARDS Melody Club, Girls League, Drama Club, N. H. S., and Photo Club, and Operetta, Nurses Club. List of teachers who are easy to obtain brownie points with, to Butch and Pinky. My partnership in future dancing schools to Peaches. My great ability to get along with my teachers, to all students. DENNY WESLEY ELMBLADE Varsity football and track. I will my abilify to stay out of trouble to my sister. MAXINE LENA EMERSON I Maxine L. Everson will my brokf en' locker in Snider Hall to some un' fortunate student. RUBEN Q. ESTRADA Drama Club, and Future teachers club. I Ruben Estrada do will my bash' ful ways to fFadigo Manj joe Ya- nez. MILTON DEAN EUHUS, F. F. A., and 4fH. I will my place at Kansas City to some young farmer. PENNY EVANS Girls League, Art Club, and Photo Club. I will Civics to Sharon and my dirty gym socks to Gladys and Bon' nie, one a piece. ROGER WILLIAM EVANS Latin' Club, National Honor Society, Key Club, Science Club, Drama Club, Thesprians, Mathematics Club and jun' ior Class 'Play. Being of sound mind and bio-dy I 'spent all my money, but I will my calf loused fingers from writing themes to a freshman, my old activity books for elevator tickets. ANITA LUCIA FACE National Honor Society, Wardens Club, National Thespians, Pep Club, G. A. A. , Commercial Leaders, Girl's League, Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play, Songleader, Melody Club. I will my poor, old, worn out, blue pom-poms to Elsie Smith, and my poor, old worn out white pomfpom to Carol Bryan. May they have as many CATTY times iin P.E. as we did this year. BRUCE E. FARLEY Lyre's Club, AMS, Varsity Baseball. I leave my chair in A Band in the cornet section -to anyone that is lucky enough to get it. DAVID WILLIAM FERGUSON I, David Ferguson, wnill all my good times and bad teachers to my sis' ter Jean Ferguson and my beer card to john Hiatt. LEONARD CONRAD FLORES To Joe and Winsor the strength and endurance needed to complete these last years in school. PHYLLIS FORD National Honor Society, Girls League, Melody Club, F. H. A. and Operetta. I Phyllis Ford, will my ability to act like a senior instead of a fresh' man to Carolyn Darby and Beverly Ford. I keep my remaining abilities. HAROLD HERBERT FOWLER I will leave all my used notebook Daper in my locker to the freshman. FRANCES FLORES I will all my good times during my YUHS years, to my sister Gina. IANIS IRENE FRANCIS Drama Club, Melody Club, Commerf cial Leaders, and Operetta. I will my good times in music to all who enjoy music like I do. DONALD FRANKLIN F. F. A. I, Do-n 1Birdj Franklin, will all my IR. BETH FULTON I hereby donate my hoops to Mr. Winters in hopes he can make use of them. FRANK H. GAERTNER Math Club, Drama Club, Lyre's Club, Twilighiter. I will Soimerton back to Mexico and all the blank thoughts that I man' aged to wnite out in Senior Problems to any blaink thoughted Junior. JAMES' CALVIN GREG ' Lettermans Club and AMS, Varsity football, varsity track. I will my knife and fork to Paul Decker. Page I73 Page I74 ARMANDO LOUIS GARCIA To my sister, my Senior lProblems desk in which I slaved over for so long. GENE GARCIA Science Cl-ub I will my happy days in YUHS to anyone who wants them. JOE MARCOS GARCIA I leave Lucy to next year's Sen' iors. NORMA M. GARCIA G. A. A. I will to Jenny Baca all my cookie' eating days in' P. E. LARY GARRETT I will that everybody has as much trouble in chemistry as I have had. My curly hair to some poor girl with straight hair. SUE CAROL GASTAUER Girls League, G. A. A., Wardens Club, Anchor Club, Latin Club. I will to some incoming freshman my ability? to keep their gym clothes and lockers clean. RALPH GLORIA I will nothing 'cause I ain't got nothing except borrowed books. EILEEN MARGARET GLOVER Melody Club, Girls League. I will to my sister Arlye, fo-ur yiears of fun and to all Juniors the joy? of taking Civics. ARTHUR JOHN GONZALES F. F. A. I will all the farmers in the coming year the right to see Sonia if they go to Kansas City. RUTH ALICE GORMAN Lyre's Club, Nurses Club, Photo Club. I will to my sister Lucille, the hope that she will never be called Frosty. GARY ALEXANDER GREER Key Club, Latin Club, Lyre's Club, AMS, Junior Class Play and Band. I will my ability -to get along with Miss White to any poor freshman who takes lst year Latin. RAUL INEZ GUTIERREZ Football. I leave to Leo the task of taking care of Lillian' and to Lillian all my good grades. DIANE B. HAILE F, H. A. and G.A. A. I wvill to Linda M., Lil S., my ability to catch a real man, and also to my self to keep him. ANNE HAIRE Girls' League. I will my seat in Senior Problems to Barbara McMahan and to Linda Riddle, I will my ole dirty P. E. socks. GARY HALL Photo Club, Math Club and AMS. I will all the hams to the butchers of the YUHS and also YUHS to the future students. PATRICIA MAE HAMILTON G.A.A., Drama Club, and Photo Club. Jr. Class Play. I will my place in the front seat of Conniie's car to Elaine. LAURA JANE HANKIN G. A. A., Pep Club, Modelling Club, Anchor Club, Girls League, El Saguaro, and Jr. Class Play, Attendant to queen, lSophomoreJ. I will hope that none of Chitwoods drawings ever come to life because if they do-I pity Buffief' BETTY MAE HARKINS Pep Club, F. H, A., G. A. A., and Melody Club, Songleader. I will our coach to next years songleaders and cheerleaders. Have un!! NETA JEAN HARVICK An'chor Club, Fisherman's Club, Girls A. A., F. H. A., and Girls' League. I will to my brother, Jcrry, the fun l've had at YUHS. CONNIE E. HAWKES Glee Club. I will my fortyftwo to Linda and Sylvia. Hope they have as much fun un it. TERRENCE HUGH HAYDEN Lyres Club, and AMS, Band. I will C. R. on some poor unsuspecf ting junior or senior, and to this day I will my knowledge of knowing what Mrs, Olson's habitual smile means. WILLIAM A. qlsmlyy HAYWARD Nat'l Thespia-n-s, Melody Club, Drama Club, Art Club, and Future Teachers Club, Senior Class Play. I do will to my little brother. Richard. all the good times I have had at YUHS and to the teachers Iwill to vou to keep the last of the Haward boys and 'ry to teach him what you couldnlt teach the rest of us. Good luck. JEROME LOUIS HEADINGTON I.,etterman's Club, Varsity football, wrestling, basketball, and track. I leave to Mr. Manes the 2 best years of my life and to all the preittv girls the hope that some day I will take them out, but to the boys I leave no hope! SUZAN KAYE HEGGERNESS Girls League, G. A. A., Commercial Club and F. H. A. I will to Junie Williams, my seat in Senior Problems and all my inability to write themes. RONALD BROSKA HENSLEY F. F. A. I leave one well used desk, one broken pencil, a few sheets of used paper, a rubber band, and a full supply of paper wads, targets, shooter, and choice girl's perfumes to one Larry Hensley. NONA HEYSER F. H. A., Melody Club, Girls League and Advanced Girl's Glee Club, Op- eretta. I leave my place in' Girl's Glee Club to anyone who- thinks that they can aggravate Mr. Fraizerf' LENNIS fHey Youj HIGGINS Lyne's Club, Key Club, Science Club, Radio Club, Math Club, and Drama Club, Band. To Sonya-my abiliiity to eat fast and to endure Mr. Win1ter's class, to Washum, my voice when he wear-s his out yelling in the hall, to Chitwood, my battered and worn out mouth piece. JUDITH DONETTE HIGHTOWER N. H. S., Wardenfs Club, Pep Club, G. A. A., Girls League Council and Commercial Leaders. Student Council Senior attendant to queen. I will to Mr. Allen, rpeace and quie-t lin next year's 6th period. LEROY ELDIN HIGHTOWER Commercial Leaders. I will my grades to ia certain freshf man girl to bring her average up? JIMMY HIGUERA I will to Bobby Apodoca my ability to get along with 'the teachers. ALICE C. HIRSH Pep Club, Art Club, an'd Fisherman's Club. I will this year's Pep posters to Karen West. JANE HOBART G. A.A., Girls League and Tennis. I wvill to Shagy the ability that I don't have to play tennis and to Yolie more confidence. LOU ERNESTINE HOPKINS G.A.A., F.H.A., Art Club, and Photo Club. I will my good times to my brother, poor little man. JACK THOMAS HOUGHAM Lyre's Club, Fu-ture Teachers, and Dram-a Club, Band, Sr. Cl-ass Play, Tennis and Orchestra. I, Tom Hougham, will to Sharon' my ability to blush when I don't want to CONNIE M. HUDSON A-nchor Club, G. A. A., and F. F. A. I will my shonihand book to Ear' mond and my typing to Mary M. May they type and write with joy. DANIEL N. HUERTA Gleo Club, Mixed Chorus, Melody Club, rand Photo Club, and Operetta. I leave to Sandy add my 1's and 2's. Oh brother! CHARLES BERTRAM HUNT I will my payments and unexcused absences to Mr. Eaton. DONALD BOYD HUNT AMS, Science Club, Math Club. To Lana Schmucker, my ability to pass my Science courses. WILLIAM MUNEZ HURTADO I will my books to any Senior. Go buy theem at the bookstore. LINDA LOU HUTCHINS Girls League, G. A. A., Pep Club, Wardens Club, F. H. A.. National The' spians, Fisherman's Club, Drama Club and Secreary of Senior Class, Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play. I will to Doug and Ricky all the good times I've had in hiigh school and hope they don't cause too marry broken hearts. DOROTHY IVY G. A. A., F. H. A., Melody Club. I will my 5 is in English to my lit' tle sister, Gloria. SHERRYL LEE JENSEN National Honor Society, Art Club, Nurse's Club, Photo Club. I leave my chair in the National Honor Society to any Junior that can hold it down. JERRY JEREZ I will my cook's emblem and Coach Kelly's optomistic Moods to Jimmy Cu' lumber and I will my desk in Civics to Hank Cooper. CHARLES ARLISS JOHNS I will my seat in Senior Problems to Taysie Sims. CAROL MELISSA JOHNSON F. H. A., Melody Club. To you, Linda Patton, I will my dear old chiair in Mr. Wiiinter's room in hopes that he will embarass you as much as he did me. ROBERT JOHNSON Key Club, Wardens Club, National Honor Society, Lyre's Club, F.F.A, Band. I will all of Mr. Conrad's pop En' glish quizes to anyone who is sucker enough to take Senior English. FRANCES LOUISE JOHNSTON F. H. A. I will to my sister, La Viern'e, all my best test papers. VERNON LEE JOHNSTON F. F. A., and AMS. I will my seat iin Senior fProblems to Junior Lusk. Poor kid. CHARLOTTE ANN JONES National Honor Society, F.H.A., G. A. A., Wardens Club, Pep Club, National Thespians, Modelling Club' Fisherman's Club, Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play. I will my seat in Mr. Winters' Inf ternational Relations class to any fool stupid enough to take it. FRANCES BERNICE JONES F. H.A., and Orchestra. I leave laugh and 4 feet 9 inches to anyone who can stand it. MARILYN EMILY JONES Lyre's Club, Melody Club, F.H.A., Band and Orchestra. I will to Punky Jo my collection of blank admit slips with Mr. Eaton's signature on them an'd the ability to create, if I ca'n't find mischief to get into to. MARTY L. KENNY Letterman's Club, Latin Club, Photo Club, Quill and Scroll, Varsity Base' ball, Thermometer staff sports editor. I will to next year's Arizona Re' public Correspondent, my ability to be buddy buddy with Crim football players by putting their names in the paper. Page l75 Page I76 ALICE L. KEPLER Latin Club, Drama Club, Melody Club, Future Nurses Club, National Honor Society, Wardens Club, Science Club, Orperetta. I will -to Mr. Brennan more boys in Dramatics next year. ELYSSE KING Art Club. I will all my good times fincluding eraser fights win old A and B buildingsj to all students of YUHS. Also all my gripes to any student who will be as glad to get out as I am. IOHN KING Math Club, AMS, National Honor So' ciety, I will my arrangement of classes to anyone who ca-n ruin fast enough to be on time for them all. GUY KIZER F. F. A., and Band. ROBERT KLAAS I Robert Kliaas, do hereby will my seat in Ye Ole Winters' Civics class to Kay Morris of l959. CARROLL KOEHLER Anchor Club, G. A. A., F. H. A. Mel' ody Club', Girls' League. My fun in YUHS, to my little isis-ter Mary. DAVE KOENIGS AMS, Letterman's Club, Varsity Wrestling. I will the 1956 Foreign' Exchange trip to my good sister Pat. CAROL LUCILLE KUMLEY I will to my brother, 'Pea'nut, my Iufnior U. S. History book and to do better than I did. I also will my short- hand book to anyone who wants it or is unlucky enough to get wit. THOMAS OWEN LARSON Wardens Club, National Honor So' ciety, Latin Club, Letterman's Club, Lyre's Club, an'd Science Club, Varsity football, Varsity basketball, Varsity track. I will to some deserving lifneman all the improvement I made this year in football. ELEANOR CLARA LASH F. H. A., Melody Club, Girls' League. I give my ability to sleep in class after a hard night of civics study to Mary Koehler. MARJORIE fKayD LASSITER Latin Club Commercial Leaders, G. A. A. N. H. S. I will to Mrs. Middleton better bookkeeping students for next year's 7th period. If she makes it through this year. IUNIUS CHESTER LAYTON N. H. S., F. F.A., and Science Club. I Iunius Layton, do hereby make this last will an'd testament. To anyone who wlill take the pains to remove them from my locker, Marty's books. CLARENCE LEE fPopj Letterman's Club, and AMS, Varsity football and track. I will all my success in YUHS to Oscar Madison and hope he will be more successful than I was. CLIFFORD ALTON LEE fCliffj Melody Club, Science Club, and AMS and Operetta. To the freshmen, my ability to get in trouble and to all girls my love. To all my past teacers, a well'earned va- cation. KENNETH LAURANCE LEE Key Club, Math Club, and Science Club. I will my chair and test tubes and all the fun I had in Mr. Clark's chem' istry class to Io Ann AAmavisca. All my used bfooks with answers in them to jim Corbetf' fIAN K. LEE AMS, Lyre's Club, Future Teachers' Club and Latin' Club, Band and Or- chestra. I hereby leave my first chair pos' uition to Ruthie fRegal Birdj Miegerf' SHARRON ANN LEE fSherryJ G. A. A., Melody Club. I will leave to my sister Shirley, my battered old chemistry book and hope she makes better grades than I did JERRY LINDSEY I will my cowbell to Johnny Phipps bo take to the football games. MARGARET LOPEZ N. H. S., F. H. A., G. A. A., Future Nurses Club, Future Teachers Club, and Commercial Leaders, Girls' State. To my brother, Romulo, I will any extra credits that I may have when I graduate, and to Dora and Dolores, my ability to be late to the bus every morning. RICHARD PETER LOPEZ Latin Club, and Mixed Chorus. I will my locker in Snyder to the city dump. JANE BELL LOWREY N. H. S., Science Club, Mathematics Club, Future Nurses Club, Wardens Club, Melody Club, Latin Club, and F. F. A. I hereby leave to Ramel Malone my ability Ito .pick up all the things she drops and also my place in Mr. Win' ters class. DAVID HAMPTON LUM Key Club, N. H. S., Letterman's Club, and Boys' State, Drama Play. Be it known to -all those present that I leave my footprints all over the campus of the school. And also to Mr. Winters fage 72 yrs. olidj who was 'there when the Civil War was fought and Mr. Conrad Cage 731 who was there when King Lear was writ' ten, I will my Civics rand English books. HOSIE MADDOX fCoolb'reezeJ Football, Wrestling, Lettermen's. I hereby leave my football cleats to Robert McFadden. GLORIA ALICE MAGDALENO Drama Club, Melody Club, Anchor Club, Operetta, Wardens. I will my ability to talk during Civics tests to some UNFORTUNATE IR., thiat'll have Mr. Win-ters, PETER ANDREW MARCUS fPetel N. H. S., Latin Club, Melody Club, and Key Club. Pres. Senior Class. and jr. Class Play, Operetta. XVILLIAM EVERETT MARTIN A. M. S., Letterman's Club. Varsity football and track. I will my spikes to Ord Cox who will take my place on the track team. ANN LOUISE MAROUAM N.H.S., Lyre's Club, Wardens Club, Pep Club, and Science Club. jr. Class play and Band Majorette. I Ann Marquam, being of sound mind, if possible, after spending five days of every week for four years in YUHS, do will the good times I have 'had to all future seniors and the time I have spent answering questions on my Senior English tests to anyone who thinks he or she is smart enough to pass that course. MAYBELLE ELIZABETH MASON Anchor Club, and Girls' Glee. I will to the Juniors the headache of writing all those terrible themes for Senior Problems. MIZELLA MEEKS fMikej F. H. A., and Melody Club. I will to Barbara Peters my ability to get along with the teachers and s-tu' dents, also my cool personality. HELEN MAE MELTON G.A. A., Melody Club, and Girls' ad' vanced Glee Club. I will to my cousin Duane Cohoon, all of my good Dimes in high school. DARLENE DELORES METCALF Drama Club. I will to my sister Donna, my abilif ty to not di-ich, and to s'udy hard, and most of all my ability to get along with boys. COLEEN I. MILES fSunshinej I Coleen, being of sound mind, leave nothing to nobody. ROY D. MILGRIM 1ArkieD Wrestling. I would like to will my beard to Ronnie McAtee and Iwould like to leave my beloved skunk with Mr. Conf ra . VIRGINIA LEE MILLS fM'lliej G. A. A., F. H. A. Girls' League. HI hereby give all my books and bad grades to Patsy Davis. BARBARA ELIZABETH MILSTEAD Art Club, Drama Club, Sr. Class Play, National Thespians. I Elizabeth Miilstead, being of sound mind and body do hereby will my cash register in the cafeteria, to some poor ignorant soul. HAROLD EUGEN MINOR I will to all poor under classmen all my bad grades in Senior Problems. DEAN MITCHELL fHomerD. AMS. I ':'My nickname to anyone who wants lt. IONAS MONTALVO flndioj Track and wrestling. I will my pen to my honey, Silvia Yanez, so -that she can write themes lor the Senior Problem Teacher. SYLVIA TERESA MONTANA G. A. A. and F. H. A. I will my good times to Isabel Ran' gle and Gloria Vega. JOEL EVERETT MOORE I, joel Moore, do hereby will my parking spot to any junior provided he 11: sh: doesn't drip oil whfle parked t ere. IESUS MORALES Varsity and track. HI will, to the lower Classmen, my ability to get along with my fellow classmates and teachers. SHIRLEY MORELAND I will Bobbie Nichols my knack for getting kicked out of Civics and I also will Mr. Eaton his piece of mind and may he rest in piece. DONALD MORRIS Radio Club, Science Club, Math Club. I Donald Morris, will part of my brains to George Rainey and hope he graduates next year. BOBBY MORRISON fBobbyJ Letterman's Club, Football and Track. I leave my running a-nd pole vol' ting ability to Curtis Lee and my bro' ther Mento fMitcrhellD Morrison. GEORGE ALLEN MORSE F. F. A. FRANCES MURRIETTA Glee Club, Girls' League, Mixed Chorf us, Acappela Choir and Operetta. I will my Senior Problems seat to my sister, Armidaf' WILLIAM ALVIN MYERS fBillD Science Club, Lyer's Club, Math Club and Band. My talent for being la'e to some unsuspecting Iuniorf' PATRICIA MCALPIN fPatsyJ Wardens Club, Pep Club, N. H. S.. Commercial Leaders, Lyre's Club, Stu' dent Body Secretary, Band Maiorette, Jr. Class Play, Sr. Class Play. I will what I will to those who will ibut better noiljf' WILLIAM McCAIG fSkidgieJ Math Club, Science Club, Photo Club, Latin Club, Junior Class 'Play. I Bill McCaig, leave to the future students of YUHS the help and know' ledge I acqu'red here. JACK SIDNEY MCCHAREN I will my ability to ditch schoo-l and get away with it to Betty Beat'y. MARVIN CHARLES MCCLUSKEY F. F. A. I will all the good times I had :in YUHS to any oncoming Freshmen. CHARLES MCGLOCKLIN lMacH AMS. I hereby will my ability to loaf in class and to get away wi-th it to Sandy Foster. ZULA McKINNEY Drama Club, Art Club, Nurses Club. I will my happy loveflife advice to Page I77 Page l78 some poor freshman who might be desperate. GILDARO NAVA lGilJ Melody Club, Art Club, Operetta. To Fayito , I will 'all of which I d?n't have and expect him to get all o it. HARRY NEEDHAM fJollyJ Lebterman's Club, Key Club, Fisher' man's Club, Varsity football, Varsity Track. I will to my sister, Eloise, my books and to my bnother Kendo, my football and track shoes. CHARLES NEW F. F. A. I will all my good times in AG., to some freshman farmer. MARTHA NICHOLS lNickiJ Girls' League. I will to Jo Ann and Priscilla, my ability to never be on time to class, also Jim and Beemain. CHARLES OBRIEN fChuckJ AMS and Football. I will my king size gym locker to Jerry Curran, and my canoe Patches, to Gibson Taylor, and to Gabe Roose' velt, my elastic knee brace. FRANCES OLEA G. A. A. and F. H. A. I wil to my sister Genevieve, my dirty gym socks and all the laughs and good times we had in P. E. GEORGE OLINARES fPinkyJ To the Sophomore and Freshmen I will Mr. Horne, 'a good His?-ory teach' er. DONNA LOUISE OLIVER Fisherman's Club, and Girls' League. I will the alley curb to Karen Keyes, may you put it to the same use I did. JANE O'RIELLY Photo Club, Fisherman's Club, and G. A. A. I will my ability to stay in dutch to Butch Meeker and my good looks to my dog, who needs them badly. PATSY JUNE OWEN Photo Club, G.AA., Science Club. I Patsy Owen, do hereby will to Joan' Baitheriic my ability to pop my chewing gum loud and strong and dis' turb all the people around. WANDA LEE OWEN G.A.A., F. H. A., and Girls' League. . Mrs, A-ndrews to all future Sen' iors. ROGER PASQUAL Football and basketball. I hope the coming seniors of next year will do a better job than I did. FRED A. WPELGER AMS, and Letterman's Club. Oratorical Contest. I will to all people taking Spanish, my ability to get along with Mr. Biltz. May they pass his tests better than I did. JACKY NEIL PETTIGREW I hereby on the date of graduation, year of l956', do leave all of my chem' istry equipment and new explosives to .the future suckers that take chemistry. PHYLLIS LEE PHIPPS fPhilj Anchor Club, Girls' League, Coimmerf cial Leaders, N. H. S., G. A. A., Lyres Club and Latin Club. I I would like to leave my sister and brother all the fun I've had in high school and hope that they try to have even more. PHILIP LEE POIPE Science Club, AMS. I leave to the Juniors, my Senior Problems class. JOHN PRATHER fJackJ AMS, Photo Club. To all future drama students I gladly leave Mr. Brennan. GOLDIE PRICE Girls' League. I will to Carolyn Ballard, Tommy Venable, to Guidola Witt, Billy Joe Krydall and to a-ny girl left here at YUHS, my ability to get into trouble. TED N. PRICE AMS. MARIANNE PRIDGEN QS-hortiel G. A. A., Horizon Club, Future Teach' ers, Future Nurses Club. I will all my good and bad times to Miss Cook! May sihsqhave just as much of them as I 1 . SCHARLENE 'PRINCE fSharkyJ G. A. A., and F. F. A. I will to any coming Freshman all the fun Qand troublej I have had dur' ing my four years on Criminal Hill. Good luck, you'll need it. WILMA JEAN PRUITT N. H. S., Commercial Leaders, Melody Club. I will my collection of passes and admit slips to the registrar's office. RALPH EDWARD QUICK I, Ralph Quick, hereby will that all the tacks that I have saved for my teachers will be distributed through out the Freshman class to help them endure the years ahead. lAmenJ. 'JERRY QUIMBY I..yre's Club. I will the old schools Baratone'Sax- ophone to anyone who would like to play it. ROSE MARIE QUINTERO Glee Club. Get more wonderful teachers in school. WILLIAM GERALD RALIEGH Baseball. SHELIA RAMBO fRedJ Modeling Club, Pep Club, Fis'herman's Club, Commercial Leaders. Cheerleader. I will my 1923 red' Dodge to my sister, Caryl, in the hope that she will have more luck starting it in the cold winter mornings. NORMAN RAMIREZ AMS, Photo Club. I will, to all unfortunate under' classmen, all my possessions left at Yuma High State Pennitentiary. VIOLA RAMIREZ I will my beautiful singing voice in Glee Club to Odie May Powell. GEORGE RANGEL Mixed Chorus. I will to pass all of my classes this year. I leave all of my wonderful ex' periences the four years that I have gone through high school to my sister Ofeliaf' WILLIAM JOSEPH REDONDO Math Club, AMS, National Thespians. All my excuses for illness rin Mr. Con'rad's class to some future Senior who gets bored in there too. YVONNE REEL G. A. A., and N. H. S. I will my practice set for bookkeepf ing to Mrs. Middleton and I hope she can figure it out. DOLORES RENTERIA fDodoJ I will my shorthand grades to any' body who wants them. MARILYNN FRANCES RICE Anchor Club, N. H. S., and G. A. A., Fisherman's Club, Latin Club, Ward' ens Club, and Science Club, Girls' State. I will my aching feet to the future members of Wardens who sell cokesf' RONALD DAVID RICE fRegvinaldJ Math Club, and Science Club and Key Club. I will leave to any up and coming Senior my desks in chemistry and phyf sics if they are foolish enough to take them. ROBERT RIOS fBobJ Mixed Chorus. I will these crowded halls to my younger brother Frankie, so that he can have as hard a time going from class to class as I have. PEGGY ANN ROBERTS F.H. A., N. H. S., 'Pep Club, and Commercial Leaders. , I will to Mr. Horne fPeanutJ, the piece of pie that he never got. JOHNNY HARRY RODIGUEZ Letterman's Club, Wrestling and Sen' ior Class Play. I will my 'ability in wrestling and all my dirty socks and all my good times in the big Y school, to -the next 103 YUHS wrestlers. JOHN LORENZO RODRIOUEZ Operetta. I will to Gil that he won't have the luck he has nowfa-days. COLLENE ROGERS Commercial Leaders, Melody Club, N.H. S., Girls' League. I will my civics book to Reba and I know she will enjoy reading it. ROGUE ROSAS fR0ckyJ Photo Club, AMS. I will my serial number from Cell block AD-208 to Manuel Riivas so that he can get a pardon from Ward- en Winters. WOODIE DALE ROSS CDuckJ I will my ability to get to class late every day of the year to some unlucky Junior. JOSEPH RUBY CJoeJ I will to Cleo Halpain my good looks and my present profession of W. H. May she learn the trade. FRANCES RUSSELL Lyre's Club, Girls' League, Science Club, Drama Club, and Band. I will the cold Sharron gave me to anyone who will have it. TOM SALDANA Art Club. Hitching is a bad desease-called Saldanafldis. I came, I saw, I've grad' uated. My love for you will ever shine, like noodle bugs in -turpintine. My Love YUHS. ESPERANZA SANCHEZ CEspiJ G. A. A., and F. H. A. I will my Civics teacher, Mr. Win- ters, to Irene, Sally, and Rachel. FRANK SANCHEZ 1PicatoJ I will my seat in 2nd period Senior Problems to Sleepy and Greeko, hoping that they have as much fun as I did. BETTY SANDERS F. H. A., and G. A. A., Latin Club, Photo Club, Lyre's Club. I will my ability to be a delinquent and get away with it to anyone who can get a pass from Mr. Paganof' HERLINDA SANTINI fRayJ Girls' League. I will to my sister all the fun I've had in high school. HARRIET SAVAGE Art Club, Drama Club, Thespeians, La' tin' Club, Horizon Club, Girls' League. I Ellen Savage, will all of the good times I've had in school fes' pecially in the Art Dept.J to anyone who wants to have as much fun as I have had in high school. WILLIAM SAVAGE I will all my empty bottles to Joe White. MARTHA JEAN SCHAUM fMartyJ Latin Club, Pep Club, Wardens Club, N.H. S., National Thesprians, Drama Club, Art Club, and Fisherman's Club. Jr. and Sr. Plays. I will moments to remember as wonderful as mine in high school, to Sylvia Coston, Caryl Rambo, and Patty Allebrandf' MARJORY ANN SHELDON N. H. S., Wardens Club, Art Club, and Commercial Leaders. Sr. Class Play, and Tennis. I will all the good times in my school years and ability to take Adv. art 3 years to some 'art inthusiastsf' JIM JOE SHEPHERD Letterman's Club, and Math Club. Var' sity football and wrestling. I will all Page I79 Page l80 the equipment I have stolen to any boy who needs it. KEIFER PATTERSON SHIPP lPatJ F. F. A., AMS, and Key Club. I will my past 4years of happiness and success to my two freshmen cous' ins and all of the stag dances I went to in my freshman and sophomore years to Lee for her two remaining years in high school. CHARLES W. SLOCUM N. H. S., Wardens Club, Key Club, Science Club, and Math Club, Boys State, Pres. Jr. Class, Vice Pres., Sr. Class. To all higher math students the privilege of arguing with Mrs. Forsi man and to all the future labgtechni cians the bux of sugar cubes in Mr. Maehlings filing cabinet. JOAN ALEEN SMITH Melody Club. Ady. Girls' Glee. I will all my fun and hope to anV one who wants them. WENDELL SMITH F.F.A., AMS, and Letterman's Club. I will all my speed and brain ,to the coming manager of the Varsity football team. JAMES ROBERT TAYLOR Let'erman's Club, Varsity Tennis. I, Jim Tayor, will Mrs. Andrews to the class of 57 . God bless you Seniors. JUNE TELFORD G. A. A., Melody Club. I will my ability to catch a man to any unfortunate girl. RUTH TENCH fRuthieJ G. A. A., Anchor Club, Future Nurses, Girls' League and Senior Class Play. To Velva Richy, my dirty bucks . and my ability to laugh at Winters' jokes. NANCY THOMASON QLuluJ Pep Club, Lyre's Club, Melody Club, Future Nurses, Girls' League, and Op' eretfa. I will my ability to keep up with Bob Johnson and Gary Greer's plus marks to any Junior who is fortunate enough to have Winters for Civics. Reminder On test day, be extra friend' ly with your neighbor-watch results! LOU ANNE THOMPSON fTommieJ Art Club, Photo Club, F. H. H., G.A.A., Girls' League, Quill and Scroll, Senior Class Play, Thermomef 'er. To June, my outstanding ability to drive. To all others look out! XVALTER SPENCER I will my unexcused absences to Carolyn Darby, that I got from Mr. Eaton. EDWARD STANTON Letterman's Club, Wardens Club, Science Club, N. H. S., Glee Club, Student Body President, Varsity foot' ball, Varsity wrestling. I will my place in student govern ment and football jersey to any young man that really wants them.. ANN STUBBLEFIELD fPeefWeeJ I will my Blue Bomb to Bobbi Nichols. BILL SULIVAN fArkieJ AMS, Fire Commission. I will my bad temper and ability to get into trouble to the Freshman and to my ex-teachers, a better class now that I have gone. MAXINE TALBOT fMaxJ Girls' Glee Club I hereby will all the fun I had in nhomemaking class' to all the Fresh' men. ROY TILFCRD fWesosJ Drama Club, Letterman's Club, Varsf 'ity Baseball, Senior Class Play. To Davy Daniel, my last year's sup' ply of kyrons. THELMA TINSLEY Glee Club. To the freshmen I leave all my hapf py times and hope they will have as much fun as I have had. JANNETTE TRUHITTE F. H.A., Glee Club. To the juniors my Senior Prob' lems notebook. RUTH LOUISE TUDOR Melody Club, Girls' Glee Club. I will all my good times in YUHS and a worn out Senior Problems pen to my brother, Dell. BETTY SUE TURNER G. A. A., F. H. A., Pep Club, Anchor Club, Science Club. Band, Lvre's Club. Future Teachers, Modeling Club, Girls' League. Majorette, Jr. Class Play, Sr. Class Play. I will my baton and maiorrette uni- form to Elaine Betfs. SHIRLEY JEAN URSUERY I hereby leave all my bad grades and good manners to my brother and sister. BARBARA ANITA VALENCIA G.A.A., Pep Club, Girls' League. I Barbara Valencia, will my locker to Leo, Clay, Peter, and Roy. LOIS MAE VANCE fMossyJ F. H. A.. Melody Club. I will to Jimmy, my ink pen to write his Senior Problems themes vwfthf' REFUGIO VASQUEZ fPenjamoJ I will give my one's and two's to a good friend, he will need them to hold him out, Bobby A. PEARL IRENE VILLANUEVA Anchor Club, F. H. A., Melody Club, Birls' Glee Club. I will to Bobby, my ink eradicator so he can change his report card neatly and to Jenny and Tusa, my dirty beat up P. E. clothes' EVA JOY VINSON Pep Club, Modeling Club, G.'A.A., Girls' League and Junior Class Play. I will my ability to be late to Mr. Eatoifs offiice and get away with it to anyone that needs it, XVith this l gladly leave. jERRY NORMAN WEST F. F. A. I leave my seat in Geometry to some unwilling junior. HANK WHALEY fLil Hanky AMS. IOE E. WHITE F. F. A. I will my whiskey still to the senior agricultural class. MARVIN WITT I will to all the good looking freshf man girls of the past and in the fu- ture the luck of finding a guy with as good a personality and as good looking as I am. JAMES CHARLES WOLF U. CJ Lettermanls Club, Varsity football. basketball, track and baseball. I will my football jersey foo. 221 to Cordon Storjohann and hope him all the success 'and harvpiiniess in football that I have found. PAUL L. YEAST Photo Club, Thermometer and El Sa- guaro. I will to John Edwards the luck to get the right shots. -TERRY WAYNE YOUNG Letterman's Club, and AMS. Varsity Football. will my colar bone to Rick Garf oia. JAMES DALE ZEIGLER I, James Ziegler, will all my old girl friends to James Meullerf' Page I8l -Clfkqgjf N- STARS Q S Q OF THE SHOW SIGN HERE H L, M5599 .J 'wx 1 . s R as 9 'X . 6 :in Q xi . 'Q f Ks Q N, X 'i .5 V .i k iv. S ig . x sl . 13 'H m. gf 5 SQ . '1- Page IS4 Shdll Shim: with dclight whcu hc Svcs hfr that spccinl night in her -lrcss frmu STARDUST FASHIONS. 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Sue Vvlhitc Yvonne Shawn Frzmk Hzuikin ft, Page I89 Girls flock to men with Fords FOLLY FORD 1491 4th Ave Linda Shawn johnny Benson Sandie Godwin Peggy Staggs Pat Snailum Your home of Buster Brown shoes and better shoes for thc cn- tire family is DAVELIJS. 316 Main St. Judy Hightower Harold Alford Lonnie Wallace Tom Skevington Gordon Storjohann Lyndon Vwfoods This one stop shop for things from erasers to vitiman pills is the fine UPTOWN DRUG STORE. Hey man! Where did you ever get that form? Get your award sweaters and all sport equipment from MESA SPORT SHOP. l 152 4th Ave. Shelia Rambo J. C. Wolf Having troubles buying a gift? Trot over to lVIARGE'S FLOWER SHOP and they will fix you up from their Wide assortment of plants and gifts. 1072 4th Avenue. If Your worries are over! Get a time piece fromf! DANIEL'S JEWELRY and never hc late. 210 Main St. Rock Anderion Joy Vinson Here is the place to go for all of your household needs and of course fine tires and service. CONNER TIRE COMPANY. Page l92 Stop clowning Pat, You know that Vera at the TOWN AND COUNTRY BEAUTY SALON can fix hair styles to fit any per' sonality. 2225 4th Ave. Pat McAlpiii Charlotte Jones Julie Villa Nw., For tops in radio listening keep your dial tuned to 1400, KYMA. .WM Sven... M-.KM Wziteh out! That plane really flies. Get all your hobby equip' ment from HOBBY CRAFT. 40 W. 2nd St. Mrs. Orta Alvin Reynolds Leonard Copple Shirley, don't distract these guys, they are getting some fine grain from the FARMERS MAR- KETING FEED MILL. FFA Sweetheart Shirley Renf nolds, Leslie Kammonn, Roger Fraunfelder, Bill johnson and Dennis Harmon. Q Page I95 What a great time Crims have You can tcll that Joes in for a i when they go shopping at ff Y-f great time with his waterskis from SPROUSE REITZ. STAHLS SPORT CENTER. Ned Jaquith Joe Lutes Joyce Edwards Pat Anglin Vernon Ellis Page I96 l l Heck with dietsg No one can sist the delicious sundries fl FRONTIER DRUG STO 1600 4th Ave. i Joyce Barry l Becky Wyiiii l Judy Johnson N Peggy Stags X ! sl The following Yuma business firms extend best wishes and si cene congratulations to the class of '5 6 CENTRAL MARKETS, 1560 Fourth Avenue YUMA AUTO SUPPLY, 423 Eighth Street R 8. B DRUG STORE, 258 Main DAIRY QUEEN, 801 Eighth Street YUMA DAILY SUN, 300 Madison Avenue OSBORNE'S SHOE STORE, 251 Main MODERN SHOE SERVICE, 156 Main AMERICAN LINEN SUPPLY, 125 Second Street CABLE'S YARDAGE CENTER, 149 Muin U These two will agree that this new Dodge from A. MUSCH DODGE AND PLYMOUTH DEALER is the smartest car on the road. 325 lst Ave. 'L-4 ' F fr-nv-.- We don't promise you'll find this in your garden but why don't you get some garden equipment from FARLEY'S HARDWARE and try? 1450 4th Ave. Patty Allebrand George Szarek Happy? Sure they just found out what swell deals that PHOENIX TITLE AND TRUST handle. Ann Marquzxni jerry Clayton 'WAYS It's groan tu klww that prigcs at GARTLAND ELERS llll' mad.: to fit any lwudgct. S07 -ith Aux LQ' nom BL-Il, Bert Daniels, Mlllhil Amlcrslm. Page I99 The FFA boys agree that this equipment at BRADEN MACHIN- ERY is tops. 900 4th Ave.-Vincent Schulte, Buddy Elrod, Duarme Cohoon, Larry Chrisco, Johnny Braswell, Rocky Burrell, Bob Smith, Shirley Reynolds. SINCE 19 O2 1 Q-25 M CQJUCQ-2 The JOHNSON MORTUARY wishes to congratu' late the graduating class of 1956. Page zoo These guys know what to do with their money. Sure, put it in the FIRST NA- TIONAL BANK OF ARIZONA. Kent Butler Jim Shephard Jerry I'Ieadington. OUR THANKS To the administrative staff of YUHS, the teachers, students, and friends, whose patience, cooperation and encouragement during the long arduous months of pre' paration have helped to make this 1956 issue of the El Saguaro a reality, Editor and Staff, EL SAGUARO 1 553 choice is hard because everything at BARROW'S FURNITURE STORE is fit for kings. 135 Iviain. Barbara Weber Harry Needham How about this one Harry? The Dreaming of the Hottcst little station in the nation, KYUM, is our pretty YUHS student - Maybelle Ivlason. Friendly :md courtcoug scrvicc is the main anim of thc EL RANCHO MOTOR HOTEL. All band mcmbcrs get their avcmd 5XX'czltU1'5 at KINGS W7 M2ifl1. 'Ffl111CC5 FraL1c11fcldc1'. Vcrmm Gunqkcl Kenny Lee, Nzmgy Bristow. fs! Hcy Podner! Your outfits from PAGE 205 COPY B2 ,,,Y,,,, ,,,,A,,, WESTERN FASHIONS are Wzliit to look sharp like these keen hut whcrds the Mhossf' wo? Then go to BROUSSARITS. Sandy Schcchcrt 1010 4th Aye. Diana Borg Bob Costim Gail Beeson No smart stuff with my girl see. Or I'll get after yuu with this handy wrench from MOTOR SUPPLY. 297 Mzliii St. Bob Johnson Pat Shipp Lee Hartm-tt Page 205 Girls, gct thc idcii? HOME LUMBER CO., has cquipmcnt to catch any inailc, 37 3rd St. Sharon Layton Tom Hougham Sonya Strickland Lcnnis Higgins Hlvlaunai ncvcr told me things wcrc like thiss' say the girls after uztting at inczil at LOO'S RES- TAURANT. Caryl Rambo Freddie Kovac Carol .Iongeward Doug Stanley lt's got to he stripes for Crims l'l'lTIN J. C. PENNY'S 374, Main. Linda Butler Amzindzi Araza Mziry' Vasquez These twins stick together when it comes to buying clothes because they konw that MAR- KAY'S has fine clothes. Karen and Maridean West These 'xmenu agree that the def pendahle service at GEORGE'S TEXACO STATION is tops. 401 4th Ave. Georgie l-larkins Darlene Metcalf Anita Face Roy Tilford ldarty Kenny AD THANKS TO ADVERTISERS The El Saguare Staff would like tn thank all those who have purchased advertising in the 1955f 56 El Saguaro and have helped us to make this year's annual a sue' zess. KOLD Likes YUHS. Robert McFadden and Paul Decker 1' 4 w MESA RADIO and TV is the home of the Magnifi ccut Magnavox and Philco Appliances, 1620 4th Ave Y 1 Remember Ditch Day I! l l l l Acknowledgments The El Saguaro Staff extends a sincere Thank You to the: Los Angeles Engraving Company and Mr. lack Cannicott, for his excellent help and pa' :ience and to Updike Studios, Professional Photographers, Phoef iix, Arizona, who supplied pictures used. AAAz ' V 5WJLuQu-kLm-JWVMJQMWQLLU3 NQMJ Q-fwlsiwa all-.D.MBC!lv-dm-. 9iMQ-Qifiwfw ww-.Q.vs,wYim.YO.f5o.wQ4, ?- +5lQ,g',:iW Q gm WWLW Q YMXTQQWM tim wife RWM. 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