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

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LEFT: In full swing at a dance are Pat Ashby and Bruce Bayne. ABOVE: G iving coach Larry Hart a warm return are B. Gronning, P. Anderson, S. Cacavale, E. Griggs, F. Woodward, D. Reese, K. Legge and R. Marrs. RIGHT: Studying a plant in the green house is Katie Coombs. BELOW: Grimacing faces of pom pon girls, L. Sanders, D. Arnold, L. Vande Mheen, K. Owens and L. Lopez, look on.as Joe Stanley prepares a shattering blow at the car bash. First Nine Weeks Is New Ideas, Happenings The ’68-’69 year opened Sep- ing Resources Center. Football | assemblies, dances, a car bash : tember 3 with 963 students. In coach Mr. Larry Hart returning to a community talent show, October were two new facili- after two years absence again activities stimulated interest ties, a green house and a Learn- took Cabs to state finals. From — and spirit.

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ABOVE: Showing his act during the Caballero Capers, Guy Keenan goes full force on his trombone. ABOVE RIGHT: Anita Smith checks over a copy produced from microfilm machine in the new Learning Resources Center. BELOW RIGHT: The turbine engine, a small exhibit at the Gen- eral Motors Assembly of Progress, became the biggest attraction. When activated, the noise produced sent everyone reaching for their ears.

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Follies Sour Laughter And Groans “Girls-In’”’, a student produc- tion by the Girl’s League club, featured original skits ranging from the satiric to the hilarious. “Girls in Crime”, ‘A Country Wedding” and the ‘Elderly Wed Game” kept the audience amused. Also “‘A Talk from the First Lady’ about beautifying America, was narrated by Dorothy Probst. Much of the credit for the TOP: Dorothy Probst takes a last look at her lines for “A Talk from the First Lady.” ABOVE RIGHT: Dora Galvez looks nervous as she waits to go on stage while Don- na King looks over lines. LEFT: Mistresses of Ceremonies, Lynn Harris and Patty Fulton introduce acts. success of Girl’s League Follies goes to the sponsors who were: Mrs. Ann Stewart, Mrs. Yvonne Taft, and Mrs. Ray- mond Lim.