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

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T WS T I CONGRATULATIONS! To the Groduotlgg Closs of T944 1 I M A , Vj,-,MU Serving Tucson Since 1906 A his istinguished Institution Invites . ,jj , I I I I ou spection. 1 f I r , my 9, x ! I -4,1 T' N! 5 J T ationally Advertised Watches if ' If , J' . I ff Selected Perfect Blue-White ,J ll Diamonds T1-A ' 'Y' is In ,. Sterling Silver 1 .. Q S ' I N T T QREENWALD GPADAMS jewelcfj i L 60 E. CONGRESS ST. TUCSON, ARIZONA WAR BONDS ARE MORE IMPORTANT + ,Y W

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Congratulations Class of 1944 TUCSON TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY 46 N. Church St. Ph. 3737 Hal Burns florist Everything in Flowers 25 N. Stone Where Everyone Goes for Mexican Food I EL CHAIQIQU 140 W. Broadway Phone 4197 McLe11an's 5c to 55.00 o l O3 E. Congress .XNXiJL'Nl'liRlliN'l' IN l5Lfl,l,lC'l'lN-- No lli-Y meeting so all you members can study for exams-well. that was a futile ges- ture, Cl,lIll lNl'l'l.VX'l'lfJNF .Xnyhody who joins the Commandos now is a Sissy. l.li'l l'liRM.XN'S I1.XL'liXXfXlllY' ILXNCN Confusin' hut amusin'-even the cluh officers didnlt know what the score was. 'l ' pins given outfliy the way, coach. why don't you gire the fellows more TH pins, there aren't enough to go around-to all the gals. Bl ID-YIQXR GRAlJLf.'X'l'lf JN- ll. Powers: This modern dancing is nothing hut necking to music. bl. Roads: I don't like music either. IVIQBRLQQXRY Douglas Bulldogs Heat Badgers 30-24- Co-eds claim IJ. Bowen is forward on the basketball team. hut is backward in everything else. Coyotes lick liivel and Co. 33-32. Nice try, gang. Rodeo Dance-Mary Hutchinson is crowned. Queenie the Cutie of the lVild XVest Show. III-Y .XND D12 MULAY RlY.Xl.RY- l've never seen a purple cow. I never hope to see one, l'd rather be a purple cow, Than wear a lli-Y or Dellolay jacket. MQXGICIQXN ASSEMBLY- fll-Y ASSEMBLY- lYe het if Dick Tracy could see Flattop .Xhee he'd go back to that Pruneface couple. Nobody knew Georgie Eddie Green could play a banjo-well. who said he could? And speak- ing of oddities-Dan McKinney and Elliot Sinatra, Badgers hite St. Xlary's Knights 5l-36- x1u,EN'rJNE,s DAY- wi3s'riQnN Wlililf- Rudolph. Friedman. ul lutchfl and Powers too, Morrison. Xlehster plus Betty Lou, Here all elected hy the studes as lmeing keen For running in the finals for rodeo queen. BOOTS JXNIJ SlXlJlJl.li lJ.-XNCl2- Gloria Kohn to boy on crutches, HS,i11ZltlCl', hloe. in a wreck F lloyz Not in a wreck-am one! l went to the llools and Saddles dance with ma' boots on my feet. and ma' saddle on ma' hack ln