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

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Gmliulaaimcf FRANK IZUICIC--Frank Pancho Boice, president of the senior class, out- standing football guard, and an all-weather friend, is deservedly admired by his legion of friends. A regular western rancher, Pancho has de- veloped a powerful set of muscles from herding cattle and doing all the various range tasks besides his track work. LYLE MORRISON-Tlle vivacious secretary of our student body is Lyle Morrison, packed with vim, vitality, and a loud Hi ! VVhen she is sick, she has to act, because Lyle is the perfect picture of one ready to set the world on fire. Look to Lyle for leadership. She is a girl waiting to do one a good turn. MONTY NVILKINSON-'l'hat tall, sheikish vice-president of the senior class is none other than Monty VVilkinson, who is also a Hash with a javelin. As his lithe presence provokes sighs from the girls, the boys will like his modest actions and genuine interest in every person he meets. llis reserced manner earns him many friends. U BETTY LOU ANDERSONVAA bushel of pep is found in Betty Lou An- derson, our senior class councilman and yearbook album staff editor, who finds time to be on practically every organization in school, A Colgate smile also enhances her chestnut hair and eyes, which greet with a sparkle, even the lowly sophomore. OSCAR CONZ.i'Xl.liS-The wily character you have undoubtedly seen all around the vicinity of school and Tucson's near-by environs is Oscar Gon- zales, senior class councilman-at-large. It is worth the price of a movie to see Oscar describe a prizetight and watch his flashing white teeth and very descriptive gestures. ROHERTA SMAIL-Young lady with the Yeronica Lake appearance is 'Bobbie Smail, versatile managing editor of the Chronicle. She surely knows her business, and manages to do two things in the time it takes others to do one. ller winning smile and sharp tongue are widely known in the annals of her associates. ALVIN KIX'lil.--Altlioiigli he is diminutive, Al Kivel certainly packs a wallop. To his careful guidance we may attribute the success of our bas- ketball squad. llesides being all-state forward and captain, he plays a mean game of baseball, where his calmness' and sense of direction are clearly demonstrated. MQ f5 'i3 04444, .Lf i