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

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ABOVE: Monte Quail cuts leather for his project in crafts. LEFT: Mr. Al Cook, General Industries, examines the situa- tion facing his students. BELOW: Mr. Ray Lim takes a break after one of his interesting classes.

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104 A Craftsman Is An Artist The whir of a well-oiled machine, the smooth feel of a piece of mahogany as it comes from the lath, the beauty of a design tooled in leather; memories of success and satisfaction. State Fair winners: Marguer- ite Kane, first place for her leather specialty; Steve Peter- son and Marvin Anderson, second and third places in bill- folds; - Steve Bourassa, second place in wood turning. Courses offered: General Industries, Machine Wood, I.C.E., Machine Lab, Drafting, and Crafts. ABOVE RIGHT: Patti Verbal works hard to per- fect a leather design. BELOW RIGHT: Mr. Karley sits in anticipation of his next class. BELOW LEFT: Chairman of Industrial Arts Department, Mr. Hugh Adams answers Randy Mitchell’s ques- tions. BELOW RIGHT: In Crafts, Richard Wallace works carefully on his leather project.

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ABOVE LEFT: Miss Susan Harris takes a moment out frum drama to chat with Willie Meikle. ABOVE RIGHT: Mrs. Cheryl McGinnis devotes much of her time to modern dance because of her knowledge of the dance and human expression. BELOW LEFT: Mr. John Hokanson teaches in- strumental music; here he is helping David Lister with his solo for the State Festival. BELOW RIGHT: Lynn Cocis, Roger Owen, and Jacque Evenson practice their parts for “Thurber’s Carnival’.