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

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Z f .L 'ffl' .ff g iv' Jes., LEFT: Laura Castro is still organizingl ABOVE: Homecoming participants are, from Left, Dennis Carlos and Debbie Mercer, Junior class attendants, King candidates Rick Garcia, Kurt Kubishke, Bobby McMorris, and Ronnie Rutherford, Queen candidates Bobbye Lou 3 N X3 -4 Wu I N! Sims, Maddy Martin, Carmen Montoya, Lorie Pratt and Kelly Lloyd and Sophomore class attendants, Scott McSparen and Suzette Shaw. Not in picture are, Mark Parker and Lali De La Pena, Freshmen class attendants. 7 wif My . 'vw' ,' Lf' 1 Q 5 -fe ABOVE: Queen Maddy Martin and King Rick Garcia take their royal thrones. LEFT: Ronnie Rutherford and Bobbye Lou Sims are chauffered past the crowd during homecoming procedures.

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Memories Sail On. This year student council went Swedish to come up with our homecoming theme Segla Pa , which in English means Sail On . Laura Castro, Y.H.S. social man- ager, had the job of planning the activities for the week, including homecoming night. Sail On they did as council organized the events to produce a memorable homecoming for all the students. Said Laura, There were mony hardships during the preparation of homecoming, but with council's Q gt Witt f l if M li' 'ffl . 'M ff .7 Yr f df i . 1. I xv PM -.4t f . ML.. ,.'t. ' I 'V g ' ' ,f rii A M' rrrcrgg ' H Q W ,,Lkn support everything turned out suc- cessfully. 1. Senior song and cheerleaders are flagh- olders. From left ore, Cristye Oden, Lydia Ola- gue, Tracy Nance, and Lucy Chavez. 2. Toby Cole, Brian Bingham, and Tamara Collins are crown and flower bearers, followed by last year's King and Queen, Leonard Sanchez and Stacy McCharen. 3. Mrs. Sue Martin cries in excitement when her daughter is announced homecoming queen. 4. Behind the scenes, these guys hold up the backdrops for home- coming. Looking toward the camera is An- drew Loo. 5. Newly announced homecoming queen, Maddy Martin, takes her ride around the field with Mr. Gary. Ann Wilkey is the driver. fff

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l ' . x ,,,!ig ge, W , 5 'li Theme Is 'Segla Pa' Segla Pa , a Swedish term for Sail On , carried this year's homecoming messages as colorful floats paraded before an enthusi- astic crowd on homecoming night. Many students spent a lot of time and hard work to produce their class float. They were busy day and night, in various loca- tions, working toward completion. Each class worked with the hope of winning the float competition. Competition, however, was not without its problems. After two weeks of hard work, the students came to school to learn that all of their floats had been vandalized the night before. This was very discouraging to many devoted students, who had spent all their spare time with their float. Nevertheless, the Crims didn't give up. The floats were moved to the upper field on cam- pus, where students worked twice as hard on repairs and completion to have their floats ready. For the Sophomore Class of '82, their efforts paid off when their float sailed on to victory as the winning entry in float competi- tion. 7 X af.'F':' .fi 3 FQ' '54 '51-