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

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.,..:. g,-- i sl H , ,W 45,3 , I . , , X , . i - i new I llfsl i i Illicit mwnmwff l 1 ,mulls n i uummnuz -.2 5A!,E : : f 1 I I x i W, . V . ,L.., . .. , , ...W Students often sit on the grass in front of Ad. Building to eat lunch or just sit around and talk. The triangle is a busy scene as students hurry between classes. Pep rallies are also held in the triangle. Shop classes, where boys and a few girls are taught crafts, mechanical drawing, wood shop, and auto mechanics.

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Rs: f s i ss t grip h , , N s h fM , - susu A ll wi it ,tv -kgix Snider Hall as it stands alongside Main and Ad. It is the oldest building on campus, named after E. Q. Snider, a former principal of Yuma High. A peek down the bottom of Ad. An empty hall-a rare scene at Yuma High. s E? E2 111:15 5 Ei .i The stairs between Main and Ad. where warm summer breezes blow and cold winds chill students as they pass between classes. x

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M .r. , ,, ,nf Wim.. . ., K .AV i or 1 L 4 f o ,- ..' - -- . . Q 5 L frm 7 d -W 5 The cafeteria is the favorite meeting place of all students alike. All school dances are held in the cafeteria and are enjoyed by all. rr- 1. t ' rind.. The stone bleachers are used as eating areas for many Crims. Many assemblies and pep rallies are held on Doan Field. In the Ag. Building, alongside the gym, students are taught Agriculture. American History is also taught there.