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

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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.

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ART SALE t+ BELOW: Members of the Chaparall Hiking Club take a moment out to test the water. TOP ROW: Don Swanson, Jim Kelly, Craig Zeigler and Tom Harington. BOTTOM ROW: Candy Curtis, Molly Hitchcock and Ruth Corbin. ABOVE RIGHT: Wally Vette places donated doll Cas- sandra beneath decorated tree. BOTTOM RIGHT: P. Aguilu and B. Eichelberger start classroom tree decoration. ABOVE: Lorraine Vande Mheen and Sharon Trifaro ne i put finishing touches on tree. oa ‘ BELOW: L. Vande Mhee n, J. Stoltz, L. Midkiff, S. Pat- terson, K. Gaskin, and C. Nicolay stop to admire Cassandra.