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

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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-

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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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Two Come From Abroad Yuma High has two new foreign exchange students this year that are sponsored by World Experience. They are Paulo Cavalcanti and Kir- sten Larsen. Poulo is from the country of Brazil where he enjoys playing soccer. While Paulo was in Yuma he was active in varsity football and is a member of student council. Paulo stays at the home of Eric Holmes. Kirsten is from the country of Den- mark where she enjoys dancing and swimming. Kirsten took awhile to get used to the heat because she says that it only gets around 70 degrees in the day. Kirsten likes drive-ins because she says that it's lots of fun to see people outside in cars watching mov- ies, She went to her first one while she was in Yuma, Kirsten is also a member of student council and stays at the home of Shirley Maffery. A t fy ,SL Q g ' Q 6 UPPER LEFT, Paulo Cavalcanti is from Brazll, In which their natlve tongue is Portugese. BE- LOW ls Kirsten Larsen, who is from the country of Denmark, and their language is Dutch. 5 ABOVE, from left to right are Kirsten Larsen from Denmark, Paulo Cavalcanti from Brazil, and Bettina Von der Paulen who is sponsored by the AFS club of Yuma High and is from the country of Finland. 13