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

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Thespian Initiation Creates a Menagery 35 et ERIA werk. wy ee Vawe . oe 8 ee seaeaee Before a crowd of unsus- pecting students, red-faced Thespian initiates © demon- strated t heir acting ability by giving impromtu imitations which provoked both laughter and groans from the crowd. Thespians, national honorary fraternity for high school students, is composed of active and experienced drama stu- dents. A required number of points is needed before a dramatist can become a Thes- pian. Miss Sharon Mihelich is the sponsor. | Above left and right: Initiates C. Rippen and K.Daniels are caught in the act. Right (L-R): Kneeling are C.Overholt, R.Dove, B.Baynes, and C. Rippen. Sitting are K.Daniels, Miss Mihelich, S.Compau, D.Ferguson, J.Sewick, B.Sweat, S.Spencer, S.Wel- don, J.Reardon, and J.Davis.

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Posing nonchalantly are: 1st Row (L-R): B.Sovereign, P. S.Harper. 3rd Row; A.Dixon, L.Martin. Standing are D. Verbal, L. MacDonald, E.Young. 2nd Row; V.Silva, C.Bessler Stanley and G.Gosting. Mrs. Norman is pictured below. Gy Gi Ss “Yi, ed Quill and Scroll Honors Top Newspaper— Yearbook Students Quill and Scroll, sponsored Gayle Gosting, Bobbi Sover- by Mrs. C. Norman, repre- eign, Dawn Stanley, Nancy sents the finest journalism Eichelberger, Elizabeth Young, students of thisschool.Recom- Linda Martin and Susan Har- mended by the sponsors and per. Established members having accomplished out- of Quill and Scroll are Patti standing work in journalism, Verbal, Leslie © MacDonald, students may enter into the Carol Bessler, Pat Hickok, honorary society of Quill and May Gin, Sandy Leek, Barbara Scroll. This year’s initiates Zeller, and Chris Ridenour. are: Vickie Silva, Ann Dixon,

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Anytowners Learn Leadership Chris Stoltz, Jim Woodward, Natalie Green, and Marilyn Mott, the 1969 Anytown dele- gates, traveled to Anytown Arizona, on June 9-15 at the Sky-Y Camp at Prescott. Any- town Arizona, an educational workshop for the high school youth, developes friendship and understanding among the teenagers as they become interested and involved with small discussion groups, super- vised study, and recreational activities. Busy Staters Study Government Procedures Delegates to the 1969 Ari- zona Boys’ State, held June 8-14 at Flagstaff, are Lonny Catt, Guy Keenan, and Joe Stanley. Boys’ State, sponsored by the American Legion, is a citizen- ship training program where boys learn about democratic government by actually oper- ating it. They establish a mythical 51st state and elect their own officers who perform the same duties as real offi- cers. May Gin and Tricia Black are the 1969 delegates to Girls’ State, held at the University of Arizona. Sponsored by the American Legion Auxilary, Girls’ State was held June 9-15 and functions the same as Boys’ State. Right (L-R): J.Stanley, T.Black, and M. Gin; Staters. Above: J.Woodward and C.Stoltz; Anytowners.