Amphitheater High School - Panther Trails Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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' -mu- Nl MR. BRUCE D. REAZIN A.B. at VVashburn College: M.S. at U.S:C. Classes: American Problems. American History. N. IT' l M vy MRS. HARRIET REDFIELD MRS. EVA L. RICHERSON MR. ED. G. RICHESON B.A. at U. ot' Arizona: M.A. at B.A. at U. oi Arizona. Classes: B.A. in Ed. at Arizona State U: oi Arizona. Classes: Typing Literature. College. Classes: Biology. and Shorthand. Physics. MRS. ELLEN E. RUSSELL B.E. at Superior State College. Librarian. .gmff t in b k 3 ,', - , V , A I MR. HAROLD O. TAYLOR B. S, at Whitewater State Teachers College: MS. at Uni- versity o1'New Mexico. Classesi Chesmistry, Algebra, Trigo- nometry, Solid Geormetry. my 73' .,. 4 0 fi, , f 1 3 Q3 f 1 I 1 ' T YW? X ' 5'. ?aln-.Aff MRS. ELSIE M. SULLIVAN MR. ALLAN STERRETT MRS. BELLE C. SUSSHOLZ A.B. at University ot' Rich- A.B. at U. oi Arizona. Classes: BE. at Wilson Teachers Col- mond. Westhampton College. English. lege, Classes: Plane Geometry, Classes: L t e 1' a t u r e , English. Science, Speech: .5 --.auf MRS. BETTY JANE TIPTON MR. HAL C. WAYTE MR. LAWRENCE W. WILSON B.A. at Tempe State College. B.A. at U. ol' Arizona, Classes: B.A. in Music at U. of Arizona. Classes: Physical Eoucation. Social Science. Classes: Jr. and Sr. High Band. MISS CATHERINE WRENCHEY MRS. HAZEL HICKOX MISS INEZ RUSSELL v A.B. at Southwestern College. Secretary Cert. Public Health Nursing at Classes: Literature. Lniversity of Minn.: Advanced P.H,N. at University oi' New Mexico. School Nurse. Jr. and Sr. High String Or- chestra,

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Qt , 1 VC 6 .XIISS RITAKIAE GAI.I..-XGHER NIR. GEORGE GENVNG AIRS ISABEI- GEIS BA. Villa Maria College BS. at lf. ol Arizona. Cliiartr. BS at L' oi Arizona Classes: Classes, Social Studies. Jour- Coaeh ot Baseball, Basketball iiomt-n.ak:ng nalisin. 1 W NIR. ROBERT IIIATT B.S. at Otterhein College. Classes: Study Hall. Oeeupa tions. Orientation. Guidance Counseling. Home room Co-or dinator. 2' wg. 1 ' , fjrju ,K ' - .fl lv . 735? ' if . 11.3 ' W a f ' .4 I ..., b N 1 ag 1: ' ' J NIR, SAMUEL C. LONIAGLIO BS. at Buttalo 'Veavliers Col lege. Classes: English. is and Physical Education. 'U - Z MRS. LEONA JENSEN 5.5. at L'lIlVCl'SlT.X ot Next Mevieo: NIS. at Colorado State Cateteria Supervisor. ...,..:,., Q- , fm I, . f I 14 W Q ' ,W 1, My Qs 'QT'-41 S 'uh t 1 ,fa K fm I. i' I , 'S .1 , Z MRS. LORRATNE GLEASON B.A. at U, ot Arivona Classt English. ARK f,g,',N MRS. ZELMA LATNER MR. WILLIAM LEBOFF B,A. at University ot' Iowa. B.S. at College ot' City of Ne Classes: English. York. Classes: Mathematics, MISS DIANA LOVETT KIR. GEORGE MILLER NIR. RICHARD Y. MURRAY BS. at U. of Arizona. Classes: B.A. at U. oi Arizona, Classes: A.B. at Dartmouth College Physical Education. American Problems. World Classes: English. Spanish 1-f ff' P' 7 Iii XIR. NIURI. AI. NRC.-XIX. .IR .XIISS EDNA KMGOWN MRS. HARRIETT NICHOLS AIR KENNETH PATTERSON BS, :it I' ot Arizona Classes. BS. at l.vlllXCl'SlI.Y ut Minn. BA at If ot Airzona: NIS. at BS. at Kent State L'nix'ersitx Coarh oi Football. Tran-l-Q and Classes: Art. Cratts. Coinnier- l.lIlX'EI'SlIH' ot Mich. Classes: Classes: Meelianiral Drawing. lfhvsieal Edin-ation cial Art. World History Matheniatius VVOod Shop, Football and Bast ball Assistant Coach

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STUDCDT CCDUDCIL... ED COTTINGHAM FRANK PELLICCI MARC.fxRE'l' ELBERSON HELEN AHLGREN President Vice-president Secretary Treasurer The Student Council has just finished the most active and successful year in its history. Under the leadership of an executive committee composed ot' Ed Cottingham, president: Frank Pellicci, vice-president: Margaret Elberson. secretary: and Helen Ahlgren, treasurer: the group has materially aided the school administration in building Amphitheater to its present high status. The Council got under way on October 4 by putting the rules and iegulations concerning the Panther Fight Flag into the by-laws of our Constitution. The organization then proceed- ed to start an organized cheering section called the Panther Pep Squad, joined the National As- sociation of Student Councils, and participated in two radio broadcasts under the general theme of bettering the relations between the home and the school. Perhaps the most outstanding of the Student Council projects this year was our Teen Can- teen, which was originally to be a meeting place for any of the students who cared to come either to study or to utilize the recreational facilities. There was to be a snack bar, a coke machine, a phonograph, and table games, and it was to be open both in the day and in the evenings. The Tucson Boys' Choir gave a berefit program toward the furthering of this aim: and the Canteen Committee, with the assistance of many other clubs, fulfilled many hopes with the procurement of a coke machine and a snack bar. However, due to the innumerable difficulties and limitations, our present canteen was used only as a meeting place for organized groups. During the second semester the Council continued its busy schedule by helping the P. T. A. with their Back to School Night . sending the executive committee and Mr. Nicholas Paynovich to the State Convention of Student cr uncils at Flagstaff, suggesting a plan for the mak- ing of school awards. and conducting a successful drive to improve the cleanliness in the cafeteria. It terminated an eventful year by handling 'he Student Council elections and sponsoring a drive for the purchase of CARE packages for schools in Europe, Student Council, left to right. row 1: Jo McFate, I-'rank Pellicei. Helen Alilgrcn, Margaret Elberson, Ed Cottingham. Row 2: B D Reazin, Bob Booth, James Bowen. Mrs. Ada Fugate. Missing from picture are Joan Settlemire and Sidney Kain. lj' Mr