Amphitheater High School - Panther Trails Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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N1 ' 9' 'Q K x is, ' FRONT ROW, L, TO R: Janice Small, Carol Oldham, Carolyn Roseberry, Jeanette Nelson, Princess Ruck. SEC OND ROW: Helen Price, Joyce Gideon, Mary Fries, Delores Allison, Marilyn Juene. THIRD ROW: Virginia Varney Mrs. Ada Fugate, sponsor, Elouise Bell, Eddie Goetz, BACK ROW: Carl Foiles, Jack Markle, John Davis, David Butler. f-Cog Y , 'vlihl l,.' Fez'-5 V df' 4 E: 1:l:.s,. OA' OFFICERS, L, TO R: David Butler, treasurer, Joyce Gideon, president: Mary Fries, vice- presidentg Joyce Thurston, secretary. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Membership in the National Honor Society is based on Character, Service, Leadership, and Scholarship. Officers are Joyce Gideon, President, Mary Fries, Vice-President, Joyce Thurston, Secretary, David Butler, Treasurer, and Lillian Cooper, Faculty Sponsor. Each year the Keeling Chapter of the National Honor Society presents a scholarship to a junipr to enable him to finish his high school education. An award is also given to the outstanding freshman, To raise money for these projects, Honor Society sponsored a film of the Thanksgiving Day football game with Tucson High. New members of the senior class were initiated in February, while junior members were initiated in March. In May there was a banquet for the graduating members. 100 s

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YY Behind the table L. to Rg Henry Curtis, Princess Rnck, Leslie Masslnan, David Gnrley, Jai-Ii Whitehead, John Wise, Sidney Lynch, Eddie McCoy, Mr. Orville Disluaw, sponsor, Albert Fizeri, Jim Lane, George Mann, Larry Matthern. In Front Of Table L. To Rg Dick Dlddams, Gideon Weisz, Bill Tllllngthast, Robert Riley, John Da vis, CHESS CLUB Tucson, Amphitheater, Safford and Morenci organized a state chess championship as the main project for the ye'ar. The first half of the State Tournament was held at Safford, in early December with the fol- lowing scores: Amphitheater 13, Tucson 10, Safford 9 1!2, Morenci 3 112. In March, the second half was played and the score determined the state champion. Tucson won 9 1X2 to 6 1X2 over Amphi in the first meet between the schools in February. Two other matches were played. The officers were Princess. Ruck, president, Sidney Lynch, vice-president, and George Mann, secretary. 99 OFFICERS: L TO R5 George Mann, secretaryg Princess Rnck, president, Sidney Lynch' V196 president.

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1 .- - i l ' 9 FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Glenda Warren, Shirley Farley, Marlene Macholrz, Iimmie Earley, Charles Sallaway, Sylvia Lynn, Emojean Kerber, Jeanette Nelson, Joyce Waite, Bob Iuhnke. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bob Bradford, Carl Pringle, Mark Latham, Bill Rasmussen, Gale Burnett, Jerry Pollock, Don Glasscock, Iohn Horner, Wally Geniec, Carl Foiles, Elouise Bell, and sponsor, Lillian Cooper. FILIBUSTERS The Speech club known as the Filibusters under the direction of Mrs. Lillian Cooper, sponsored the school oratorical contest which was held on February 18, 1953 and the district oratorical contest on March 5, 1953. Five gold pins in the form of gavels were awarded to the five students who achieved the most in public speaking. Officers for the first semester were Mark Latham, President, Charles Sallaway, Vice-President, Jeanette Nelson, Secre- tary, and Carl Foiles, Parliamentarian. Second Semester officers were Charles 4 Sallaway, president, John Horner, vice- Lf, president, Elouise Bell, parliamentarian, Elizabeth Smith, secretary. X , OFFICERS, L, TO R: Elouise Bell, Parliamentarian, Charles Sallaway, President, Second Semester, John Horner, Vice-President, Mark Latham, President, First Semester, Jeanette Nelson, Secretary, NOT PIC- TUREDg Carl Foiles, parliamentarian, Elizabeth Smith, secretary. 101