Palo Verde High School - Olympian Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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Rudolph, ljrose, lilson Lierhart, Padres, Painter AX third tournament entered by our tennis team was the .Xrizona Gpen State. Here was offered stiff competition from El Paso and California contestants although for the honor of the ole schooln the team outranked their opponents and estab- lished more honors for themselves. . No. obviously, the girls' tennis team has not been loahng this year, but the daily practices and week-end matches have given rise to some of the high school's most cherished memories. Miss Young deserves a bunch of posies, and our leading lady, Toni Rudolph, has certainly earned a compliment for three years of top tennis.

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17LLLe'4 'lin the casual spectator it might easily appear that Tucson lligh school's girls' tennis team has been loaling on account of a lack ot' inter-scholastic contests. like everything else 5. we dismissed the thought with the now-common c'est la gnerref, But in reality much time-and temper was spent ' A :: 'l'1' af fi this year by both the team and the coach, Bliss Kathryn Allllizzvl A i f'oung..whose discrimination and likeable nature was the Ezl .'.:Eg , foundation tor any and all achievements. '1'f22 .,,.. , .::.,, 1 5 lly way of introduction we shall start with the tirst player. a three-striper. a dependable and a grand girl to know-wmeet Miss Toni Rudolph! .Xs sportsmanlike as she is popular. and as excellent a player as she is student leader. Second on the ladder is Ginnie Cirose, a junior. who by na- :5 ture is a Chicagoan. Ginnie, known by her consistent game. gf' . neat place shots and infectuous laugh, is next x'ear's top , player. wma 5142. .Xlthough the third rung has been under constant tire all year. the most consistent winner was Gail lilson. another senior whose graduation will be keenly felt. Gail is the best lighter on the team and has nobly fought for her position. Young tiretchen Gerhart, number four. certainly needs no introduction for who of you hasnlt seen her tall figure on the courts? Utiretchu is without doubt the team's clown and cut-upf' but she's tops in her odd game. Three contestants have applied for position mnnber tive-familiar names, Lisa l'ainter, lrma Padres and Peggy Small. 'l'he Xlfuinen N ettcrs

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Dancing Exercises For the second year in the history of T.ll.S. the ,Xrchery Club was presented to girls for GAA. credit. This year the class was larger, nearly doubled, and was under sponsorship of Miss Virginia Robinson, The Club met every Saturday morning on the Held. Each girl shot four rounds. This year dancing' was a most popular class. Under the capable teaching of Miss Virginia Robinson, the advanced dancing class got under Way with an assembly at the beginning of the year. The fundamentals of dancing were well learned- partly because the antics of the girls added to the entertainment of the class. But the obvious main reason was Nliss Robinson. as she displayed her talent so well the girls took a sincere interest in the dancing. A Class Shot