Tolleson Union High School - Wolverine Yearbook (Tolleson, AZ)

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Tolleson Union High School - a laboratory? lt was for Miss Ursula Blank, from Cologne, Germany. Her problem was to study the schools of America, and she spent three busy weeks here observing the curri- culum and methods of a small rural high school. Her days were crammed with activities as she rode the busses to better know the community, observed classes and clubs at work, participated in many extra-curricular activities and enjoyed social affairs. She was elated with the gift presented as a souvenir of her visit here. The squaw dress was designed and made by the homemaking classes, the concho belt a gift from the same girls, and the mocassins, to complete the 'Arizona Costume', were from the F.H.A. She is pictured in the Ladies Lounge, newly de- corated by the Advanced Homemaking Class. She WGS haPDy to tell us of' life in Germany, so we, too, profited from the exchange.

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Student Council members Donny Ryan, Tom Clarkandwillene Dowden decorate the school Christmas Tree which stood outside the as- sembly hall. CONVENTIGN The distaff side of our Student Council poses for a picture during the Miami Con- vention from left to right Locha Diaz, Willene Dowd n and Sue Hudson. 3. -I' '9 5 . RLG Tolleson's Student Council members photo graphed at a Student Council Convention In Miami. From left to right: Don Ryan, ue Hudson, Willene Dowden, John Badley, Tom Clark, Wayne Watson, and Mr. Herrera, spon SOI'- 45 2+ Nl C A5 lN CL

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A-a4 giifd ba F n.w' Ewm mm F.H.A. girls making a patchwork quilt which was raffled to raise funds for F.H.A. From left to right ophelia Waddell, Louellen Broyles, Norma Bunyard, Pat Robertson, June Bruce, Martha Brummett. Barbara Kearney poses at one of the sewing machines in the Home Econom- ics room. Anita QStomach Achel Kulikoff, Jackie Pendergast and Nancy King serve punch at a reception in the Home Economics room.