Tucson High School - Tucsonian Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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f -w , n Senior Class Officers: Dick Hancock, Vice-presidentg Frank lsockhart, President, jim Lindsey, Business Manager, Leta French, Secretary. Seniors With a number of firsts on its sche- dule, the Class of '51 left many fond memories for years hence. The first project undertaken was the es- tablishment of a senior bank. An immediate success, it helped start the year off on the right foot. On November 25, the University of Ari- zona played host to seniors from all over the state with Tucson High providing the larg- est representation. The program included a mass assembly, tour of the U of A campus, student dance and barbeque, followed by the football game with Iowa State. Long before the Senior Prom itself, sen- iors were busy helping with preparations and speculating on the secret theme. Slow, smooth music and soft lights reflecting the brilliance of balloons in the huge glass fountain, all con- tributed to the effectiveness of the theme, Fountain of Youth . After the prom, class officers began work- ing on original ideas for the annual senior pro- T iSer1iorCrzbinet: Row I: Jeanne Matteson, Marijohn Sundt, Mary Louise Gump, Barbara Shannon. Ann Stockwell. Janie HCPHCT- Row 25 jim Robson, Sally Simcet, Peggy Cox. Teta Martyn, Kathy Stofft, 'limn Bentley Row 3: Roland Morreale, Bill Anderson, A. V. I-lumphrys, Dick Anklam, Chuck 28 Lehan, Steve Schneider.