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

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Che Key Club assemblage includes, -Above, Row One, S. Caccavale, J. Don, 9. Wharrie, H. Sudduth J. Bertoldo, RK. Marrs, G. Abrams, D. Lafferty J. Eichelberger, C. Kennedy; Row Two, RX. Roster, ©. Peterson, R. Hobson, €. Patterson, J. Callahan, P. Gates; Row Three, P. Kooth, L. Catt, D. Galvez, D. Newman, T. Moorehead, H. Morgan, J. Anderson, R. Lumm, G. Robinson; Kneeling, Mr. Wagler, Mr. Lenihan. “Taking 5,” Joe Eichelberger pauses im his toil on the Senwr Patio, Left. Che Lettermen, Lower Left. CT. Peterson, 7. Galvez, RK. McGill, . Patterson, H. Sudduth, Vice-president; Hal Morgan, President, R. Koster, J. Pedraza, D. Newman, C. Kennedy, 9. Bertoldo, S. Leek, D. Legge. D. Lafferty, C. Stoltz rally together on the patio. Speatheading the Key Club, Below, are Don Newman, Secretary; Com Peterson, Vice-president; Daryl Lafferty, President. ae - oP NES Bt BE geome oD Lites a

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Service Clubs Boost Spirit, Urge Action — 4B) omecoming bonfire, dance and royalty presentation, Christmas bas- kets for needy families, baseball scoreboard, and hours of unselfish la- bor on the Senior Patio, were just a few of the Key Club’s projects. Headed by Daryl Lafferty, the Key Club serves the school and community by developing the personal initiative and responsibility of its members. Letterman’s Club sponsored the Let- terman’s Ball. 132 the fingers of the bonfire blaze strain to clutch the night, as homecoming fervor reaches a frantic pitch, Above. Aiding the Key Club im amassing the out houses and telephone poles consumed by the flames, was the Letterman's club whose officers are, Below, J. Pedraza, H. Morgan, H. Sudduth, and RK. Roster. ;

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Row One: G. Ruiz, A. Abraham, S. Farley, J. Legge. B. Kilpatrick, D. Gotcher, C. Evenson, H. Olson, R. Bogden, 9. Bull. Row Two: K. Lumut, V. Sweat, A. Stead, M. Allen, V. Woods, G. Spriggs, D. Krug, W. Bishop, D. Barcey, D. Amold, T. Closs, Mrs. Linda Pickard, Advisor. Pam Peckham, editor-in-chief, David Krug, activities editor, and Judy Bull, photographer, discuss the editing and designing of a Spur page. Events Recorded By Publications Jhotography was added to the cur- riculum of the journalism department this year. Mr. Tim Morrison, student teacher, taught four of the students how to develop, print and enlarge pictures. Recording the events of the year is one of the main functions of the El Caballero. A new size was added to the paper as well as a new publishing fre- quency and a mascot, the Cabilino. The paper also accepted advertising for the first time in its December issue.