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

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git RIGHT: Yuma Was blessed With rain in September and students relished it. Tanya Buck and Tim Sellers enjoyed the tiny flood that formed between Main and Ad. ABOVE: The cafeteria in the morning is a place of contemplation as Well as a place to eat. Olga Lugo found it a place to relax. RIGHT: Psychology, a required course for gradua- tion, can also be as difficult as it is informing and fun. Ronnie Peach is thinking over how he'll respond to the test question from Mr, Drysdale. ABOVE: High school brings the responsibility of maturing, getting your work done, and making close relationships. Rocky Higuera and John Boelhauf have found the other side of school life. ACTIVITIES 5