Tucson High School - Tucsonian Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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Noontime A five minute extension to the lunch period gave students more time to eat and socialize with their friends. Many used the extra time to do last minute studying for their classes, while others ventured off campus to near-by delis and fast food restaurants. The UA game room and the Park Student Center offered a break in the everyday routine. Many played tennis, frisbee and football during noontime. With the help of the band, the student council held pep rallies to promote spirit. 14, ,V - 'WH ' 2 X , . 'px' raw: . . , . X1

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Interests Facing Page: While working. at a Thom McAn shoe store, Ben Erps helped a customer choose a boot style. ttopl Sophomore Beth Sonenblick tbottom leftl worked with the furnishings of her miniature house. Belore a home basketball game, trainer Tami Huhn ibottom rightl worked on a ballplayer's ankle. This Page: Powder Skiing down the slopes of Park City, a THS student cut his way through the snow ftop Ieftl. The steps leading to the cafeteria tcenter lettl proved to be a challenge forthe more daring skateboarder. By making periodical checks under the hood, Matt Wallace trightl was able to keep his truck in good condition. s. ' rp ' -01: 1-5, .V .,::.,. M 3 ,va .,..'.,..x, -f.. L, -fax ,,,,.,,.,,5.,., , , 1 W 1 2 3' ' Q f . ,g -Hath :M min, ,Af l M: 'if X35 Y ,YQ-,,,,,,1f,, rf . -4.,, ,Qglg .. ft-wait.: f.'A?.a:,t 1 , J, ..f -wg.,-,Qt 0 , 1, v- arf: :av W 'iwb 1 ,w .. ' :gm 'f-flu' fn Xfffjm ' fd' P 4 ax sis' -Q Aa f s 9 eb?- s je, ' z' i- i,'I?S+5:G-E -: , ,. its L tacit ,f s ' 13 it 6 i 2 5 u'ExrfQ Q 1 5,2 ul fi 2 Q Kg 1 fl 1 tix if. tri V ,zszwfgewf