Cholla High School - Impact Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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LINKS Cotillion The lOth Biennial LINKS Debutante Cotil- lion was held on December 27th at the Doub- letree Hotel. The Tucson Chapter organized the Promenade of Roses to present young women and men to the community. The multifaceted organization of women provided services to youth, the Arts, and the community through their active involvement in education, cultural and civic activities and enrichment experiences in the areas ot music, ballet, fashion, and films. In addition, LINKS, INC. provided financial assistance for Sickle Cell victims and co-sponsored the Black Stu- dent Achievement Award Program at the University of Arizona and Parent Host Pro- gram. The current theme of LINKS was based upon making history and providing hope through the pursuit of academic excellence and high standards. Cholla students who were escorts or debu- tantes at the cotillion included seniors An- nette Warrior, Andrew Gritfin, Madrid Rand, and juniors Kimberly Noble, Walter Holloway, and DeWayne Thompson. - By Tashia Anderson Top left: LaShay Whitfild and Patrick P. Thomas, Bottom left: Walter Lee Halloway and Kim Noble, Center Right: Presentation of roses from daughters to their mothers, Center left: Stacey Gathers, Lorrande Davis, Tashia An- derson, Julie Ruiz. Photos by Tashia Anderson. Promenade of Roses Y rv

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