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

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recorded impressions, the essence of the Spur— images meant to jolt the memory— faces, objects, expressions, actions, and responses, the concrete material thatis the substance of eee school life, oes plus the fleeting facial eloquence, oye animated movements, and energetic impulsion that catalyzes students— on these two pages are impressions of objects— an earthenware cup gulped from during intermission from class, a ladder illuminated by the blazing auditorium lights, a lab microphone, a spirit poster— details that compose FWHS school life ressions ressions ressions ressions ressions ressions ressions mM mM mM mM mM mM aai 200 00 UO

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the67-68 year was giddy and flighty, as the cover picture indicates—it was continually seized with fits of childishness: yoyoing, ACTIVITIES — kite flying, Square sucker 26 sucking, and culottes— impressions on these two pages, a combat-booted sham, tables a grinny face, an enmeshed 48 tennis player, cobwebbed legs, and a pint-size Oliver ROYALTY 66 nas ATHLETICS 104 Cae ACADEMICS 122 CLUBS 142 SENIORS | 162 UNDERCLASSMEN This years Spur isn’t a mistake; it’s an example fo} ola claatexefitchccye melarianiie (el (-meymndalom cey- Ve [a(ci-iop It’s also a tradition breaker. The colors, the cover, the copy, and the open space layouts are all in the style of Life and Look magazines. Allin all, itis what it is—a jolter.

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