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

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eu. my -kia-axe: A... gg? -we -.xxX ,qi NW 4? ' it f---..::'-M. . eff 1 A -.1-:sae-i QS Which Group Are You In? Lunchtime, for most kids, is the best subject of the day. I know that is one of my favorites. The kids at PV do different things for lunch. Some of the lucky ones with cars go out to some of the better known PV lunch stops as Pizza Pub, Jack-In-The-Box, Hardeels, Eegee's, and of course McDonald's. Then there are the people who stay at school. Most hit one of the snack bars. There are even a few daring people who wait in line to get a hot lunch. I personally am not brave enough to pull this one off. Lunch is when all the friends get together and talk about what's happened so far in the school day. Maybe their teacher gave them a long assignment or they talk about how cute the boy is who sits across from them in English. Who could forget the bathroom crowd? You know them. Maybe youlre one of them. They are that big bunch of people who crowd around the bathroom door, pushing and shoving to get in and look in the mirror. They begin to fix their make-up or hair so they can look decent for the people they will see at lunch. But by the time they get out, they've been pushed and shoved so much that they look the same as before they went in, and lunch is almost over. Is it worth all this trou- ble just to go to lunch? I feel sorry for the people who really have to use the bathroom. If you're lucky, y0u'll get to participate in, or at least see, some of the lunchtime activities. The water balloon toss, or the one with the baby bottles are a lot of fun. There are many different things going on at lunch so take a look! Par- ticipate! Hope to see you there! -by Joyce Carey 'rrr 2 tti t ' e rrr ' r - :,,, ff. i ...,,, . V K r,,, Dehllllgel' r ' gg. Carrie DeLeon .,., iq. eg . it , P r tevai Mike Delaney -5' , . 'fiiiifaw' 2: 51 7 fwif 12 at fl i if n, E Vicki Detwiler ., ,AH F, , .ff, ,, ' k I . ,,, V i K: I , . ' 'i . ' ' Mark Devltt ' rtt 1 x Dean Dm '.,, .1 - r ' ' H , at . f? e!'tit' I ii V' T Monique Doerr , ,... . 'aiin lll J ttt V rttr t f eyiyg . e'!t' y p g t vrlet Justin Donald ROW! Dollghefty i i gf T Melinda Dovers vtt J a D0 le t u'-. r!t.,' Allen Drudge Q -' ,V t vu r ..e Beth Eastburn ' . 1 'Mi we 'E ti we -f ,pzz J Carla Ecker t i itet Tony Edwards Y 4' Erica Evans Stephanie Evans Danette Fallwell Juniors

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Kristen Brown Larry Brown Les Brown W.G. Bryant Georgette Buccini Tracy Buffalo Yvonne Bulger Danny Burke Malcolm Busby John Byer Kathy Camp Stacy Campbell Mike Cannon Janet Carey Adam Carlson Artie Carrillo Barbara Carrillo Victor Carrillo Nicole Casillas Sandy Cassini Mona Cephus Beth Champion Karen Chapman Michelle Charles Ann Clark David Clark Michelle Cloud Wendy Compton Stephanie Confesor Linda Coslett David Cranz Carol Crawford Jeff Creech Melody Culp Lisa Curlee Shawnie Daily Cristal Dales Shawn D'Aloia Ericka Dangerfield Tiffany Deal Michele Dean Kelly DeBruyne 182 Class of '87 . ,A I lflriifi' 1 KV' 55524: - :wwf X 22, ff ' T512 V, ' iffffl 5 f hale 'zwfgjyi . Q,--,L My -Lama .. :if 4 xy? 7 W if . ,.v, ooss , I 'VX , M f f A, ,,,,' B. K, h,.s K a t . K ' ' ,',' ' a 4 e ,--- ap , ' 5 i sl, I . , my ,gy y, 1 gp ii ,f' ' ' ., , L A We wif 15 ,' H ., ,Z A , , 1 ' ' ,.1-: J a er: ' I 1 X asss 'K GQ: , 1 4 ,, er lk :ff H a 3 ' x ff f A !,.f a YQ? as t.. X, 5 Q

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V ,:,,ra,Q3 +1 , ,,,, .,,,,, N ,,, Michael Farnsworth , ...' Z .,,,, . Lisa Fasanella Sheri Fevold Susan Finley ,W M. ,,,, ...,,, , Amy Frtzglbbon V ffssazwrs If ,514 rifiwfif ffff - 'H- , Brent Flading Mary Forbus Julie Forsgren Keith Foster Shawn Frazier Stephanie Fuller Sarah Gale James Gallagher Kevin Gardner Tom Gardner John Garra Krista Gaston . 5 if ',,-f' .wifi ,, or ssss r ,, a W ' V X ,, - , Z A arg? , , X Wa 2, a aa fag, V pt, . ,, M 52 as W ,,,f. r,, K ,rs,,,,, 1, ee ' f - . iv M af g X 1 , J, 2 2 4 'V' fr 1 S J iliac A W V W f , P. VL Super ,Showers Does anybody know what those prehistoric things are in the boys and girls locker rooms, that have been sitting unused for years? You under- stand what I'm talking about-those water stain- ed things that almost everybody wishes worked. Wouldn't it be nice to come out of P.E. smell- ing and looking as nice as you are? I mean, after the P.E. teachers all make us do our little warm- up runs and exercises, wouldn't it be nice to cool off a bit before your next class? But how can you cool down when there are not even handles? How much longer will Palo Verde have no water coming out of all those showers? How much longer will everybody have to take a 2-minute cologne or perfume bath before next hour? All of the answers to these questions will probably linger on until a well-payed plumber visits our Palo Verde locker rooms. On the other hand, we should be grateful that our school does not have showers because we would end up using the same towel all week long. This would uniquely smell up our school clothes. Then we would go to our next class smelling even worse than before. And if by any chance they did work, they would be cold as ice. What would you rather have, the 2-minute perfume or cologne bath, or a 10-minute icegcold shower. Maybe we just shouldn't have Physical Educa- tion as a required class. Then, if you wanted to take that two-minute perfume or cologne bath, for instance Georgio or Polo, or a ten-minute ice cold shower, it would be totally up to you. -By Marlo Yarger 184 Class of '87