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

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vt , During the halftime ceremony at igx if Y in Nz Homecoming twirlers performed a routine with fire batons. The entire stadium was darkened to give the desired effect. 0 Eggs Can't Be Beat was the theme of the National Honor Society's float for Homecoming on October 6. The society won first place in club competition. so T este S gt 1 if 5 T i. wi? N32 ii x ii Homecoming queen for the ICBM float, Bob Deppe was especially careful with Titans stormed onto the field, breaking the run-through before the football his makeup for the Homecoming Pep Assembly. He required experienced help. game. The run-through was made to spark enthusiasm of the crowd.

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'Show Stoppers' Was Presented in October OCTOBER opened with a victorious Homecoming football game against Al- hambra. During halftime, Karen Shields and Bob Schock were crowned Home- coming Queen and King. After the game, The Heard provided music tor the Homecoming dance. During the rest of the month the Titan team battled Salpointe, Douglas and Sunnyside. Four Cross Country meets were held in October against Tucson, Amphi, Douglas and Sunnyside. The Sophomore Class sponsored the dance after the Douglas game. Students danc- ed to the sounds of The Boston Fire De- partmentf' Senior Day at the UA helped to ac- quaint high school seniors with universi- ty lite. The day consisted ot touring the campus and attending assemblies, a barbeque and a university football game. Presentation of the Fall Vocal Concert was held on October 19. Included in the program were the Mixed Choir, Jubileers and Treblettes. Concert Choir, Jubileers and the Ca- Showstoppers, presented Oct. 31 and Nov. 1, preclcms presenled llshow Sloppersu Cll' included selections from My Fair Lady, Paiama the end ot October. Players Jim Werner, Joe Babinski, Doug Rhodus, and Art Allen formed a pyramid to show off their Errol Burke, Tim Walsh, Dan Crobbe, Steve Gunning heads which were shaved for the basketball season. Game and Showboat. Tom Ripley received standing ovations for his solo, Old Man River. i li' V I Wmczmfeimwwm .c Carol Cacioppo and Bev Shumaker congratulated Jacque Hines, P.V.'s third Miss Teenage Tucson. i

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Homecoming Assembl Held for First Time With the firing of the gun at the end of the game, upon the game they had played. The Titans beat the Titan football team congratulated one another Alhambra by a touchdown and an extra point. A giant football along with goal posts were used float. The seniors won first place in the class float in decorating the Sophomore Class Homecoming competition, held during halftime at the game. After being crowned Homecoming queen, senior Karen Shields received a traditional bouquet. A special Homecoming assembly was held for the first time this year. The as- sembly was held on Friday, October 6, in the stadium during sixth and seventh periods. Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Class floats paraded around the field along with several club floats. Home- coming royalty was introduced and Bob Schock was crowned Homecoming King. The enthusiastic pep squad led the Titans in cheers and songs. Members of the football team demonstrated several plays used in the game. That night the Titan team played a victorious game against Alhambra, with a final score of 14-7. During halftime, class and club floats were iudged. First place for class floats went to the Senior Class. National Honor Society's float took first in the club float competition. The halftime presentation was high- lighted by the crowning of Homecoming Queen Karen Shields. After the game both students and alumni attended the homecoming dance sponsored by the Junior Class. Music was provided by The Heard.