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

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Bellamy Day. ABOVE LEFT: A model from ‘‘Paraphernalia’”’ discusses latest fashions. RIGHT: Dr. Conrad Joyner examines Republican and Democratic Conventions. BELOW LEFT: Willie Miekle, Dan Capps and Allan Stead listen intensely to a seminar, ‘The Mari- juana Controversy.” RIGHT: Mr. Skrobel reviews schedule for a Bellamy Week Tradition Is Initiated By Seminars Participating in twenty-six seminars during the Vital Issues Workshops, Flowing Wells stu- dents and faculty commemo- rated Bellamy Award Day and initiated a new tradition. These seminars included subjects ranging from ‘The Tense Gen- eration’’ to a critique on the motion picture ‘‘Rosemary’s Baby.” The morning assembly was spirited by the presentation of the flags by a Marine Color Guard and by the participation of the F. W. Band and Chorus. Keynote speaker Mr. Neil Cle- ment stressed the meaning and importance of ‘Integrity.’ Senior Richard Hobson, spoke to the Student Body on “A Challenge To You.” This year’s Bellamy Award Day was made possible by the coordinating and planning of Mr. Len F. Skrobel and by the cooperation of the students, faculty and citizens.

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ABOVE LEFT: Mr. Neil Clement gives the keynote addres. RIGHT: Mrs. Linda Pickard, Mr. Paul McKalip and Linda Lasonder lead a seminar on “The Power of the Press.’ BE- LOW LEFT: Student Guides helped during Bellamy showing guests around and partici- pating in seminars. RIGHT: The Marine Color Guard presents the flags to F.W.

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