Tolleson Union High School - Wolverine Yearbook (Tolleson, AZ)

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ROW 1: L. Watkins, G. Quezada, E. Seledon, S. Slaughter, P. Accomazzo, R. Mortcnsen, M. Halterman, P. Vanosdell. ROW 2: E. Bell, J. Willis, S. Stewart, B. Alcocer, L. Grissam, A. Johnson, C. Whitehurst, M. Amator, B. McBride, K. Beasley, P. O'Brien,'I. Cox, P. Beasley. ROW 3: K. Beasley, P. Tackett, D. West, J. Leister, B. Nelson, Smith, D. Tackett, P. Dee, K. Tackett, and P. St. John. Pwjwts, s Keep . The FHA is a club for any girls who have taken or are taking Home Ec. This year, the Tolleson Chapter, had many projects among which were the Litter-Bug Clean Up Hike. The girls hiked three miles to clean up along the roadside. A slave sale, was another of their projects. The money raised went into their annual Christmas Formal, which is another of their annual projects. Officers are from left: Marilyn Smith, vice-pres.g Elizclaeth Bell, reporter: Kathy Kruse, chairman of degrees, Linda Crissam, pres.g Ruth Moseley treas.g and Sandra Stewart, secretary. 63

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WSI' ROW 1: L. Watkins, S. Whyman, J. Pike, L. Gardner, J. Willis, L. Frederick. ROW 2: S. Messer, M. Goff, S. Slaughter, J. Miller, L. Tidmore, J. Boulais, and L. Frede- . Tw-I-liz-Y rick. Officers of Tri-Mikros for '63 were: SEATED, FIRST ROW: S. Shelton, treas.g D. Woodland, scc.g P. Leonard, Avice-pres. SECOND ROW: B. Gray, pres., I. Lair, chaplaing and L. Bailey, historian. BOTTOM ROW: R. Moseley, B. Gray, D. Gardner, B. Martin, J. Leister. TOP ROW: P. Dee, D. Hintz, L. Bishop, S. Schulke, I. Lair. During 1962-63 Tri-Mikros, Tri-Hi-Y sponsored the Tri-Hi-Y girls powder-puff hasketballn game, one of the many activi- ties of this girls' club. Christmas was a happy time of the year for many needy families when Tri- Mikros distributed food, clothing, and toys. Afterward the girls went caroling to spread good cheer. In February the annual March of Dimes dance featured disc jockies from Tolleson's radio station, KZON. This club is open to all girls who are interested in a club with Christian motives and standards.

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O Los Amigos Interests QpomislvQpeak1ug '-Fl' IFF' .fa Egan- Y N R '4 .M ' ' 1:3 'vii :gpg 'X-.png . K V J. A K 'frlrp w.i 'FJ? . yn aa -J.- wt -' 5 . ,,. .-.mar '-.e-sy K ROW 1: E. Berumen, M. Arrieta, A. Murrieta, B. Alcocer, S. Alcocer, L. Nava, R. Arvizu, S. Hernandez. ROW 2: .l. Navarro, O. Berumen, M. Mendiola, B. Rodriguez, M. Leon, S. Berumen, V. Garcia, Mr. Gary Mattson. ROW 3: C. Leon, J. Arricta, G. Leon, Mr. George Gutierrez. . MMJJOMB. uzlLE9QowUlb By selling programs at all home football games, the TUHS chapter of Quill and Scroll was able to raise the money required to send students to the annual Publications Workshop. Gaily attired in hats and skirts made from newspapers, new mem- bers were initiated into the club. This club is open to any student who has taken either publications or journalism and has the grade average of the upper-third of the class. Journalists are seated left, Mr. Bob Winthrop, Donna Thurn, Bobbie Martin, Linda Bailey, Lynn Frederick. ROW 2: George Leon, Lee Frederick, and Judy Miller. 64