Flowing Wells High School - We Rose Above Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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eee eS ore? ss activities activities activities “Enthusiasm is energy that boils over and runs down the side of the pot.” an actress treading the boards, reacting and responding to the Oliver script— people moving, hustling, exerting, wading into rodeo week, undertaking a research paper on Andrew Carnegie, grooving at the KTKT Spirit Dance, practicing and oxidation-reduction reaction in the chemistry lab screaming at the Flowing Wells-Holbrook basketball game, questioning a policeman at the Drug Seminar during Bellamy Week— coup de grace, bustle, fuss, movement, stunts, activities ... activities activities activities activities

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te ialincnesewinia Cenc eLA ieee nee Che senior patio, Above a@ goal set by the senior class of 1964 and senior classes through 1971, was completed this year. Students under the guidance of Mr. Lenihan and with help from citizens of the commu nity worked many hours to make the patio a reality. Dedication of the patio to Mr. William Lovett and Mr. George Smith was Jan. 11, 1967. Students secking refuge from the grind of everyday school life now can retreat to the patio and become engrossed in their thoughts with the bub- bling fountain in the background. Gaily colored round tables aud benches contrast with the surrounding shrubbery and the dec- ‘orative block wall. Not only is the ; pa- tio a place for students to meet for study but, equipped with a bandstand and a spectacle of colored lights, it will be the perfect setting for dasces.