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

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Posing on some bails of hay, Below, are five of the six Rodeo Royalty chosen to represent cach class. From left to right they are Marguerite Kane, representing the Junior class, Marilyn Mott, selected for the Sophomores, and Kobin Kane, chosen for the Freshman class. Kathy Rich, representing the Senior class and chosen F l' Rodeo Queen at the Kodeo dance was crowned by the Kodeo Queen of Tucson. Not shown in the picture is the representative for the Senior class Karen Sullivan. Cypical of what many girls wore for Kodeo week are, Left, Kathy Vanderkolt and Karen Dyer in full western attire. FW Rodeo Week Lassoes Spirit The yearly rodeo in Tucson was an- ticipated on FW campus Feb. 25-27 when students discarded their city dude clothes for those of the old Wild West. Western dressed students from boys in ten gallon cowboy hats to girls in western outfits with dangling gold frills roamed the wide open campus between classes. The crowning of the rodeo queen was at the dance Feb. 27. Kathy Rich was chosen out of the five candidates. In the parade the Queen and attend- ants represented Flowing Wells High School along with the school band. 23

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Enjoying a song at the Rodeo dance, Above, Pat Booth and Vivian. Sweat, shuffle their feet on the hay strewned floor. At the Rodeo parade that kicks off the start of the Kodeo activities for that week, Right, the FIl' Rodeo Koyalty and band are seen coming up the street. Waving and smiling to the crowd as they fog down the street, the Kodeo Koyalty, Middle, receive a warm reception from the crowd. Keeping pace in the parade as they march down the street. Far Right, the Flowing Wells band.

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age. ‘ ie Sal a Twirp Supports Female Slavery Cwirp Week, four days of female slavery, squirmed its way from the 13th of March to the [6th. Hi-Smile kicked off the week’s activities, sponsored by the Girls League, as smiles pasted on quart jars greeted prospective voters on Wednesday afternoon. At exactly 1:50, Friday, the immortal Sadie Hawkin’s race was set afoot and by the time it galloped to a halt, the field was swarming with couples. “Paradise Lost”, the theme of the Twirp dance Saturday night, was characterized by leis and strings of brown macaroni.