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

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Kane! 'l'his year the marcliing squad was definitely out ol commission and so we were the ones who filled in that empty spot at the loothall games. lt took lots of coop- eration to figure out those clever and hilarius interludes twell, clever, anyhowj. 'llhat time -Xl Xliein and llenny tlloyer did their interpretation of Pistol Packin' Mania was truly rare. ,Xl looked kind of strange with all that lipstick on and his peroxided hair. But l guess he's used to the lipstick. NYhen Christmas came alonif. we 'massed the hat and houffht ProfU a new leather U h u , tis o . y oa 'o ,too..1 o' J s. . J. 1 . . l iet' 1 et Carr t 'nd tr m s'h l 'nd t cturte the lI lil1UtI1'll Plutt XV'1ter ete. Tucson lfligh School should truly he proud of Prof. hut we band fellows felt par- ticularly so because we were under his direction! Professor XYilliam Arthur Sewell wrote the VVAC song in honor ol l.t. Col. Betty Handel of the NVACS. tltlicers for this year were president. Ilarry tiling secretary and assistant director, tfhauncey Dobsoug librarian. Robert .Xrceg personnel manager, Donald Howard. It' was a super year for all ot' us. and we hope you will he turned into the same station next year at this time watching all of us get hetterllll The Militant Looking liauduneu

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0 Rlayhe you didn't think we improved. hut we have some sole supporters that step out of the background at times like these, and they are us. Yes. the orchestra of Tucson High greatly improved this year, according to us. XVhat' caused the sud- den enthusiasm in the 'l'.H.S. Long Hair Association is unknown. Perhaps we responded better to Prof XY. .X. Sewell's expert waving. .Xt the iirst of the year we worked very hard getting the left hand to go with the right in the 'gtlverture to Orpheus in the Underworld and The Scherazade Suite and tinally played them in assemhly. .Perhaps we musicians tl use the word mu- sician looselyj look calm and serene on the stage, hut .lanet 'Ruggles certainly wasn't so when she discovered that Bob Baker had dropped her hass viol feom- inonly known as a dog housej and had broken it into ahout six pieces. l'rof'l solved the unnecessary noise problem hy having a Comstock fund to which ottenders had to contribute ten cents. .Xt Christmas time with the help of Nlrs. Sewell. we hought Prof a record alhum of Shotakovichys Gth symphony. 4 Jtlicers for this year consisted of president, Mary l.ee Grayg Secretary and Assist- ant Direct. .Iennie l.ou Knoxg l,ihrarian. hlanet Rugglc-s1 Concert Nlaster. 'lfalitha Volwcll. and l'crsonncl Manager, Mary Knaggc. The liligniticd Looking Orchestra ov -