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MEA SACTIO . Sets good example This year NHS members were active: they tutored T.U.H.S. students: they raised money for scholarships, had a Christmas toy drive for young children, sold tele- hearts and had bake sales They also went on a picnic to South Mountain and attended a Sun Devil's game. Vice President Rosemarie Martinez, Activities Chairman Dean Swift. President Deb- bie Nakazawa, Candy Hume and Bob Jones, secretary and treasurer. Mrs. McElroy, Robert Martinez, Mike Madsen, Bob Jones, Mr. Salazar, Mark Berrelez, Marty Jackson, Dean Swift, Randy Reinbold, Chris Devine, Julia Black, Dana McBride, Jonathan Cullum, Ron Limberg, Martha Pina, Vincent Pacheco, Ramona Lomeli, Patty Sausedo, Wendy McCarley. Bobby Beals, Janet Fleck, Jackei Pacheco, Kay, Clara Martinez, Shannon Edwards, Butch Groff, Mike Plante, James Hernandez, Dawn Caudle, Debbie Nakazawa, Beth Bunch, Larry Larson, Vince Rivera, Candy Hume, Margret Escobar, Rosemarie Martinez. 47
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FHA AT THEIR BEST FHA had an active year. Last spring they attended the big annual convention at ASU. ln Spetember they sent eight more students activities. One of their big plans was to help out orphanage children during Christmas. To raise money they sold calen- to a rally at Tempe and planned their future dars. Vice President Alva Martinezand PresidcntAngie Lopezare being installed Alva lsela is always involved in serving the with Treasurer Belinda Quezada. school in many areas. I X595 FHA members ar ez Irene Herrera, Tami Bushee, Lupe Salario, Alva Martinez, Mrs. Bean, Angie Lopez, Belinda Quezada, and Virginia Cardona.
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BUILDING TRADES makes their own classroom! This year Mr. Morriss' class built an astounding complex, The 40' by 40' slab with IO foot columns and roof cost S8,000. The two classes building it learned a profitable trade . . .carpentry and masonry. lt is the only realistic project the class has had yet, lt gives students a real chal' lcngef' commented Mr. Morris, Ray Soto, a junior, exclaimed: When you look at it, it makes you feel good because you built it with your own hands! The building and the experience were A NEW BEGINNING for the hard working and responsible students. lBy Jeff Combsb
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