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.

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duction The Follies , with Advisor Danny Romero their inspiration and guide. The Follies made its three-night stand for the public on May 16, 17 and 18. While underclassmen suffered through final school daze THS seniors got away from it all with their tra- ditional ditch day. But all too soon it was May 29, time for Commencement. Who would imagine a year, or rather three years could pass so quickly! Mlngled thoughts and misgivings about future plans, nostalgic reminiscing about fun in Senior Office, publica- tion deadlines, that silly skit for the Talent Assembly, spiced the exhilaration of that final moment when, with a flip of their tassels, the seniors suddenly became alumni If that's Senior Office. lead me to it! Senior Council: Row 1: Charles Defosse, Pat Gardner, Bernadine Ludwig, Loleete Burr, Sara Lyerly, Erna Blezinger, Shirley Condit, Beverly Lockett, Yvonne Wade. Row 2: Emmit Curtis, Kay Tolson, Betty Confer, Lorraine McCollum, Flor- ence Archer, Gail La Beau, Clela Key, Doris Gridley, Pat Turpen. Row 31 George VVilcox, Barbara Welch, Kate Sasse, Ruth Hollander, Elaine Pitluck, Margaret Green, joan Smith, Lenore Levy, Nancy Kierig. Row 4: Bob Diehl, Bill Hines, Alpha Cornelius, Evo De Concini, Jim Warren, john Newcomer, john Eaton, Bill VVorthington, Russ Talley. Row 5: Ken Kemmeries, Charlie Mclvers, Don McGlamery. Counselors: Miss Balch Miss Geyer Mr. Cooper 5W'A2,.,,, DANANYC ROMERO Advisor 'M ,gg gi Y 'i, 1- 1 ez l l