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

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LL... wiml lu 'brian .X ringcri. shuffle board I .X hockey lilm shown backwards produced a rather novel ellect at the second meet- ing. but even that failed to dampen the girls' ardor. Fulfilling a busy year. the program for the modified gym classes. ran throughout the entire day. included First Aid for juniors. Social Hygiene for Seniors. table tennis, aerial darts. softball. bowling. shuftleboard. horseshoes. badminton. a11d deck tennis. In practically all of these sports. tournaments were held. As part of their daily routine, the members of these classes walked around the block in order to get fresh air. Golf is a sport that is rapidly becoming a popular one. because of the splendid and thorough instruction that is offered. This year golf was enjoyed by a number of girls. Mrs. Ruth Conway and Miss Katheryn Young. instructors. taught the fun-- damentals and later the girls took an active part in the sport at the Municipal Golf Course. Golf, Archery ,WWE ,.'- 4 i,

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M48 Yon see theln 'ill the time --rl'tneing', shooting' lrisliets. shnf fling' :tt slintllehoztrtl. tossing' horse-shoes. playing tennis piitling' :tronnrl the trztek on :tn orcler. You he: ' ' 1 the time. too-in the ztnnex :titer sehool jnnipinfg :intl t lnling' on the nizits, Sl1l'lClill1:I1llltl running on the tennis eonrts lt's the Girls' .Xthletie .Xssoeizition inztkiiij :ull those noises t'hiet' meeting plztee is the girls' gyin, :incl l.orcl lligh Vo eilor is llettie llonston. www 5 . N on ll :ilwztys hear the groan, l rhtlnt get my ereclltlllu ss In ite lhey go out for everytliing tiroin horseshoes to llylt?-llllll, :incl their list of sports W1 inlil inztlxe zi strong lllllll turn white. The much envierl total of ll points is the l A -, A, , . , , . . . . . ilesiretl goal of :ill C1..X.,X. ' ln prospeetne earners. lhe reqiiisite is eight electives :ntl six retlniretl sports. One point is reeorcletl for ezleh sport eompletetl properly: 1 tht 'relore when 21 G.4X..X.'er rezlehes her flesirecl goal of fourteen points she is gleefully lmppy. Dutiful l1lClllllCt'SAll1-gtltlfl-Stilllfllllg' pan' their clues. attend the meeting, :incl receive the otlieers' hlessings. tL,.X..X. Girls os. lllll- Ull-

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17LLLe'4 'lin the casual spectator it might easily appear that Tucson lligh school's girls' tennis team has been loaling on account of a lack ot' inter-scholastic contests. like everything else 5. we dismissed the thought with the now-common c'est la gnerref, But in reality much time-and temper was spent ' A :: 'l'1' af fi this year by both the team and the coach, Bliss Kathryn Allllizzvl A i f'oung..whose discrimination and likeable nature was the Ezl .'.:Eg , foundation tor any and all achievements. '1'f22 .,,.. , .::.,, 1 5 lly way of introduction we shall start with the tirst player. a three-striper. a dependable and a grand girl to know-wmeet Miss Toni Rudolph! .Xs sportsmanlike as she is popular. and as excellent a player as she is student leader. Second on the ladder is Ginnie Cirose, a junior. who by na- :5 ture is a Chicagoan. Ginnie, known by her consistent game. gf' . neat place shots and infectuous laugh, is next x'ear's top , player. wma 5142. .Xlthough the third rung has been under constant tire all year. the most consistent winner was Gail lilson. another senior whose graduation will be keenly felt. Gail is the best lighter on the team and has nobly fought for her position. Young tiretchen Gerhart, number four. certainly needs no introduction for who of you hasnlt seen her tall figure on the courts? Utiretchu is without doubt the team's clown and cut-upf' but she's tops in her odd game. Three contestants have applied for position mnnber tive-familiar names, Lisa l'ainter, lrma Padres and Peggy Small. 'l'he Xlfuinen N ettcrs