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

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14 0 ' Wednesday is the day for us. VYe usually hare assemblies on that day. so we are in our well-known glory. lYe put on everything from religious speakers to magi- cian acts and junior assemblies-ack! We started out with the Activity Assembly and ended up with the most wonderful senior assembly. C'l'he last was the bestj. In between we put on everything from green sophomores to purple juniors. The Hi-Y also contributed its share-all right, you can have it back now boys! The Music Department put on some grand assemblies that we will all remember. Wie had some wonderful speakers that were rally inspiring and clever. Our members were: Mary Hutchinson. John Muse, Peggy Small, Bill Over and F red Snyderg and we sure hope you liked our accomplishments. Kids Who Plan the Entertainlnent

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an-rqmeucan Glad Directed hy the 'lil'Hllll!lCltll' of the Nexieztn llnrderlztnd. llerlm gl. lhtrrnws, the hi-lingnztl l':1n-.Xtnerieztn elnlq slrnlled ztltmgg' with zt guitar :ind serenztdes this year, heing delightfnlly entertained lw X'Zll'lHllS speakers who hztd visited Latin .Xmeriezt :ind heemne zteqnzlinted with the people there. Iletty lfrwin set nfl' the lll'CCI'ZlCliCl' nt orgztnizzitinn when she was elected presi- dent :tt the lirst meeting. Liszt Pzlinter. vice-presidnt, hacked Iietty up to the last degree in helping the elnlm heenme the sneeess it is. ,lean Rztney sprnnted some gray' hairs hy spending her vztlnzthle time hending over :1 hut leztd peneil tu inserihe minutes for the everlztsting archives of this grnnp. whose object is to always work toward lmetter inter-,Xmerieztn relzitionships through knowledge, understztnding, :and cooperation hetween the nzttinns nt' the XVestern llennsphere. One of the inzlin prnjeets nf the elnh is to pnhlish :L hnlletin dealing' with all. the news involved in the Spanish speztlqing countries, Mr. .lzunes lilztelc and Mr. ll. llnrrnws were the joint funnders. and this :tetivity has been in prngress fur tive years. , ' , Q 6' 7 - ,e ,- - zgv.- M , V Q-1-'Q-1-L. 1 .3161 l-W Ag- 5 i li - all +-'- ' ,Z54+ s , 7' Lf -Q-4---' -' - ' jf ' : JEL 4 WD .flf 0 P311-rXl11CI'lC311 Friends A . -... .. ...- ' 'Q-v-.Q .0 -'u.M'- .Q ...- 'On-.,..,,,, 4,1 ...ff 3-vs.,,,..,,,,..f-h -v's,Q,,-+'.,..w me ,0- 'w -:nw . .. ., 'K MW h-Q...-..,,, P, M -mga 4 N-'Jwibfw awww? 'fiwww p Q

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Us ll Uh, lYillyll XYiiiilllly f1hns the lnngs of glillllf' nntdid themselves on the nights uf llccexnhci' 2. 3. W43. ln thtisc three wurmls. une grand play introduced itself. lt was just the sztnie Sex'enteen,' hy lloutli 'l':n'kingttm, chztngged by :in editor sfmicwliere :thing the line. that we stzirted tint with, hut in the end we had some- thing :ts individnztl :is :my une can he. .Xs the cli:n':it'ter of XYilly llztxter we put Milton Gihhs, :ind as his sweet?? little sister. blunt- lilliiighut-. ln the part of XX'illy's mother was .Xrlene Myersuu, and :is Papa Iiztxter. we had lildnn Clztwstmn. Ks yivzlciotts Lola Pratt we had Dotty Kziple. and her best friend Nlziy PZlI'Cl1CI' was portrayed by Bzlhette Rice. ln the parts of NYilly's two scliotmlntzites were Holm Schofield :ind Fred Snyder. Turn- ing in :L grand perfurnmnce :ls Il g1'llIl11Df'. hztrzlssed futher was Bert Smith. That Apu, tile colored man was enacted hy Tom XX':1ddell. We had guhs of fun prodttuiiig it. :md Miss Cztvett did IL grand job in direct- ing itg we hope yon enjoyed it. St'vt'ntcen-- The .Xge of hmoeenvc