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

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’69 Track members, FIRST ROW, Paul Kosmicki, Dave Blair, Bill Stoltz, Gabino Sandante, Paul Hannan, Tom Hastings, Steve Paulson. SECOND ROW, Roy Valen- zuela, Wayne Shumaker, Danny Catt, Chris Hoffman, Ralph Armstrong, Wally Vette, Doyle Beckham, Mike Wells, Sonny Pepper. THIRD ROW, Mr. Mc Cormick, a. ee” Terry VanWie, Mike Stewart, Steve Doan, Dan Weber, consol ratencnee Jim Smith, Dan Pepper, Ron Coffman, Paul Schmidt, wi Chrissy Stoltz, Chuckie Kennedy, Lonny Catt. ABOVE ecveaae LEFT, John Pedraza, voted most outstanding trackman, © 9 races during one of the many track meets. Trackmen Tried Despite an all out effort of | smaller schools throughout every man on the track squad,. the state. John Pedraza, Chuck the team had few wins. Occa- Kennedy, Lonny Catt, Dan sionally some individuals Weber, Chris Stoltz, and Mike placed, but not enough to win = Stewart, were the exceptional a meet. At the Safford Invita- | trackmen. tional, the team out-scored moe BELOW, Ron Coffman high jumps. AT RIGHT, Danny Catt leaps in front of his opponent during a hurdle event with A.S.D.B.

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i! j | LEFT, Leslie MacDonald clowns around before a game to loosen tension. BELOW LEFT, Catcher Dora Galvez waits for the ball in a high school game. BE- LOW, Brenda Warren seems to be ready for a tough tennis match.

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Faculty Frolic In ) “WHO'S AFRAID OF ) VIRGINIA MENELEY 2” $ Final preparations ... reflections of many rehearsals ... adding beauty touches ... searching for needed articles ... Curtain call... the sounds of sirens ... the roar of a cycle ... the tender voice of Tiny Vic ... useful door prizes ... dirty ol’ man ... laughter applause ... ABOVE, faculty participants: sitting Mr. Jim Howland, Miss Star Smith, Miss Pam Reavis, Miss Marty Eisele. STANDING, Mrs. Marge Green, Mrs. Laurine Kendrick, Mrs. Betty Baum, and Mr. Al Laue. The roll of the drums by Mr. Art Ness, the tinkle of the keys by Mr. Herbert Jackson, and the sound of the voice, by ‘Tiny Vic”, rever- berated throughout the auditorium during the first successful Faculty Follies.