Tucson High School - Tucsonian Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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. 2 - ART CLUB Bottom row: Juana Lopez, Lily Jew, Geraldine Lovegreen, Grace Ramos. Second row: Alice Reyes, Grace Molina, Annie Gee, Chyrstal Todd. Third row: Brad Hacker, Fatima Lopez, Robert Hale, Regina Fleet. Top row: Weldon Washington, George Hernandez, Rodrick Oldfather, Mr. Charles Todd. Student librarians aided the regular librarians by checking out education- al materials and sorting name cards. Ex Libris club members also helped EX LIBRIS CLUB Bottom row: Mrs. Grace Rae, lda Colston, Shirley Wilka. Second rowz. Jerry Kiersch, Bruno Alesii, Karen Elliott. Top row: Steve Suarez, Margaret Peters, Roberta Waldren. by shelving returned books, guiding students in the library, and work ing in the magazine room upstairs during and after school. 79

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NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE Bottom row: Mary Pratt, Cathy Thorup, row: Dave Edgar, Bob Messing, Linda Schwartz, Donald Evans Linda Jeff Buchella, Midclie Young, Susan DeHart, Betsy Czerny, Nancy Scott. Netherton, Ann Dahlen, Salvatore Zagona. Top row John Kaufman John Second row: Elise Hochstein, Ellen Bromberg, Linda Forrester, Kathy Mc- Roman, Michael Lee, John Howell, Dale Wheeland Bob Dahlen Laura Millen, Kathy Crane, Miriam Salonic, Mimi Blitzer, David Gandell. Third Hanahan, Mr. Ed Markert. rtists and Librarians Aided School As Forensic League Stressed Debate Forensic League adviser Mr. Edward Markert despaired when Barbara McGee laughed at her own humorous article. 78 Arizona Children's Colony received month- ly issues of a magazine sent to them by the EX LIBRIS CLUB. Remaining club funds paid for record albums donated to the school library. The EX Libris Club was a local di- vision of the State Student Library Associa- tion. Member Roberta Waldron held the office of state program committee chairman. Following a luncheon the ART CLUB toured the Tucson Art Center during the se- mester break. Creating and selling pinatas and Christmas cards helped earn money to purchase picture frames for art work in the library. Workshop activities of the club varied as members explored the different aspects of art, including sculpture and oil painting. Orators participated in the Arizona Inter- scholastic Association State tournament in April and the Forensic League of Arizona Spring Trophy contest in March. The NA- TIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE concentrated heavily on debate and sent four debators to the Arizona State competition in Tempe. Mem- bers had a year-end party in which the squad held a contest among themselves.

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gronom , Tutoring and l-lomemaking lnterested embers of Three Clubs To brighten the holiday mood, FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA made red and green pipe cleaner poinsettias for the faculty. Brightly colored stuffed elephants and camels with button-eyes made by club members brought joy to many children in local hospitals during the Christmas season. The club president and several members repre- sented the organization at the state conven- tion held at the University of Arizona. Red and white Victory Dolls made by members of FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA boosted the spirit of the student body during the football season. Club mem- bers also tutored junior high students, and during the school year the organization spon- sored Teacher's Appreciation Day. A state convention held in Yuma interested members. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA came into existence this year as an offshoot of the new Horticulture class. All club members were required to enroll in the class. Meetings featured lectures and demonstrations concern- ing plant physiology, nutrition, and care. Through these activities members received in- struction in the methods of cultivating several types of fruits, vegetables and ornamental plants such as flowers and shrubs. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Bottom row: Mona Paredes, Patt Majuta, Miriam Bornstein, Sabina Farr, Helen Tom, Beverly Gin, Pat Jimenez, Vi- vian Machado. Second row: Julieta Gonazalez, Carol Salazar, Elizabeth FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Bottom row: Doug Armstrong, Carlos Ca- ballero, Theron Johnson, Gary Sholley, Bruno Alesii, Robert Gustafson. Sharpe, Edna Gallardo, Silvia Meza, Karen Mercer, Jane McCullum. Top row: Diane LaBrie, Diane Lara, Elizabeth Mallams, Elaine Harter, Janie Harper, Rosemary Coltlesh, Robert Wortman, Mr.xBob Haskett. Top row: Mr. Robert Rusk, Eddie Gallardo, Larry Brown, Doug Larson, Craig Oakes, Bo Burris. 80