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

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' Galemfaa Slil l'li3ll3l'flQ SENIOR lQlCtilS'l'lQtX'l'lt JN l7.XX'f Those lovable. little rlarlings are here again--eekl iXfter some unclouhteclly eclneational vacations prohalmly spent in amazing eontortions at the lilue Moon or in the bright, simshiny t ?J atmosphere of local pool halls, the Senior Class of l4-l is haelx. tXt'ter this nice. restful school year toh yeahj they shonlcl he as , . . . , goorl as eyerfwe hope. lxirlchng astfle. we re fflarl to see yon, one and all. ,IYNIOR RlitilS'l'R.X'l'1tJX lD.XYf ,Itmior's clay to tight for those favorite linglish classes. say hello to all those lovely familiar laces onee again, and meet a teacher just when you're clomg the wrong thing. StJl'l'lOMt7lQli IJAXY----ANl2lClD XX'li XX'.XS'l'li NURIC SI',Xt'lC? lJlCMliRl'l' SYSTICKI S'I',XlQ'l'S l'l.lL'lilNtie lion lloclges skicls into class,-hut too late. .X certain algebra teacher t' namely Xliss tlj sencls him to the otliee where he pours out the following pathetic storyi Iloclges: XX'ell-l was sliding into class on my stomach when the hell rangf' lillieient llelen Llarlt as she ehallts np more clemerits: lt Seems to Me llve I leartl 'l'l1at Song lleloref' 'l'l'C'SfJX ISAXIJUICRS 'l'iXlili Tllli l'lltJl'1XlX t'tJX'tYI'liS IN .X 125-o X'lt I'tJRYASehool was let ont early. t'lIlQtDNlCl.li S'l'.Xl l7 NIIZICTS FUR Tllli FIRST 'l'lXllC- ktltlhkliss X'ail: l have just a fore very important things to tell you about the paper. -l:Otl-Miss X'ail: .Xs l was saying'- 5 :UO--Miss Yail: 4 Jne more thing. 6:00-Bliss Yail: ln eonelusion hear in mincldu 7 :OO -Kliss Yail: l almost forgot-- 8 ztltlvkliss X'ail: I lome Sweet llome. 'I'llQ'SCDX-'lllSlllili KLXNIC tor so they toltl nsj l.oolcecl like a great clay for a tootlmall game teven Kyle and Carson congratu- laterl eaeh other on the lovely weatherl, Then The Rains Caine and the llislmee lmoys hacl to re'urn home with only a threat of a heating. lt was really a tlownponr. so we all swam to the show anml then paflrllecl home. C lCf'l'tJl1lilQ 'IITCSON l5tXlJt2lilQS UX'liRtftJNllC ST. NLXRXNS 27-off XX'as it a hirfl! .X plane! or Superman! No, just llarney liengla as he fell otl' the top row ol the hleaehers. S'l'L'lJliN'l' ISHIJX' l'lil' tXSSlCMl3l.X'-fd lt takes a singer like .Iohn Muse t'l'.l l.S.'s own swoon eroonerl ancl a cheer leatler like Clill' llenerliet to put across those snappy songs anrl cheers.

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,IOIIN MlfSEfI un-loving johnny Muse, our student body president, foot- ball tackle, and self-made Sinatra is always ready to help a guy out, al- though he likes to take life easy as much as possible. Being an excellent the world. Her appealing, winsome smile along with an exploring mind and gals. JACKIE McCLANAI-IAN--That shining star in our midst, endowed with beauty, brains, and a personality rarely equaled, is jackie McClanahan, who forever shares an over-supply of happiness and fun with everyone she meets. Active in almost every part of student life, Jackie is a person whose lasting friendship we all value. PAUL BENNETT-XVell-polished and good-natnred is nice-looking Pete Bennett, student body vice-prexy, who can ably handle any situation. Play- ful Pete is always willing to try anything once, as long as there will be some excitement. When you're out for a good time, be sure to look him up. EDITH SYKES-Iiubbling over with laughs, looks, and general gaiety is Edith Sykes, busy art editor of our yearbook and Chronicle editorial board member, Edith's red hair matches perfectly her flaming personality and fiery wit, which are appreciated by all. Buena suerte y hasta Ia vista, Edith. FRED HATISTE+Iiast Fred Iiatiste, a great sportsman whose goal-making runs in football as left half-back carried our team through as champions, is liked by everybody. Fred always seems to have something on his mind, and it's always interesting. He has also earned outstanding fame on the track team and this year in basketball. ALICE GIBBS-Here's a gal that really has plenty on the ball. Alice Gibbs is staff editor of the Chronicle and member of the Quarterly editorial board. Iler blue eyes, blond hair, and marvelous sense of humor may b found in every activity of our school. Although literary, Alice is never the type! IIARRY GlNgl or a solid trumpet rendition of any tune or the latest in a joke or sports, turn to Harry Gin, sports editor of the Chronicle and main- stay of our Swing Hand. Ilis broad grin and searching mind gather friends about him like a magnet. Ilarry is a fellow you can never atford to forget. mwnvmw s sway 1 l l ' 4

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Fl RST Qlf.XlQ'l'lilQl.Y KllQlC'l'lNtj- Xriny adds Anderson. leztves hlilfflll Hlilttllgillg magazine. l3qXlJt2lCliS 'IKXM li NO'lQ'l'll llltill Xl LTS'l'.XNCiS 17-7 in their own stomp- ing grounds. . D12NltJl..XYIJ,XNt'l2- George llixon, Sophomore, wus certainly surprised :it :L lie Klolziy dzlnce when he reached into his pocket lor at dzlnce program, :ind pulled out instead ll piece of shimmering hlue cliiffonyzt piece of his lztst dz1te's formal. llow ztlmout that? Clllit JNICLIC llL'lJlJY l3iXl,l,- That was ll cute idezt clecliczlting the dances to kids, hut here are il few of our own oll the record hrztin storms: lt stztrted :ill over z1g:iin vAllete l'ullen und Dot XYeinold. XYilly the XX'olf of the XYestH-Bill liickley. People Hill Say XYe're in l,ove'l--lloh Morrison and Rosy llrooks. Q Ph, XYhzlt El Lovely Why to Spend :tn liveliiligl--AUX rnountztin. Knock Me 11 Kiss -Cl:u'k Rorbach. .X l3R.XlN lllSt'tJYliRlilJ IX BlllDS'l' UF 'l',ll.S.l!l hlohn Owen lflzlll is proud to announce the hirth of-his lirst hook! lt contains tests :uid study plans und :ill that there stutt to 11lZlliC it harder for helpless tor hopeless?j science students. Congrats and regrets. NOVEMBER lll. lll,tJNl'JllC, appears to he the new saying for the boys :ind girls who have decided ll hit of hleztch is just what lllIlliCS thztt Htitlllllblllljn zippearzulce. Hell, if nature doesn't give it to you, peroxide will! H