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

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David Douglas Teresa Dubree Cindy Dunaj Justin Dundon Eddie Dunphy Bobbie Dutcher Bret Eastburn Sonya Eckelberry Denise Efaw Mishelle Elias Andy Elmore Manuel Enriquez David Farragut Vince Fedele Dawn Fenton Nicole Ferguson Mike Ferraris Michael Flores in W' .,, , , N., X, I L Z iw .ww ,, 4, , f,,.,,,,c,W,, X W I I X WWI' S W E w f W ,aw ,M sf' Q. , , af, ft ff W After School-Where Are You? As everybody knows 2 45 is ten minutes aftel the last bell rings, so lm sure that nobody thinking about homework Also a few of P V truly authentic students aren t carrying home an books what-so-ever. This could be for one 0 three reasons: aj They don t have any homework, which is highly unlikely bl They vc forgotten that they even have homework whicl is highly common. cj They would rather try to dc six period of assignments between 7 50 a m anc 8:00. Even He-Man couldn t handle that Of course, there are some people m the halls mainly students who are just getting around tc their lockers, or who have to stay after writing or their desks or something totally mature like Students, however, aren t the only ones hang ing around after school There are also teacher lurking in the shadows to keep the students under control, and to discuss the latest failures lr their classes. Finally, you have your ever popular athletics There is soccer, football baseball and more One of my personal favorites rs football Iv: never seen so many guys runnmg up and dowr the ditch spelling T-I-T A N S And I must say they do look good. So you see, there's a lot more going on aftel school than you realize Some might be of in terest to you and some may not but you must admit, there is definitely more then meets the -by Tara Mysak and Debbie Rlppy 200 Llass of '88

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ef' Todd Herwarth Diane Hilton Andrew Hines Kary Hinrichs Andrea Hinson Thanh Hoang Tan Hodgman Linda Hofer Michelle Hoffman Michelle Hoffman Dale Hollady David Holland Sam Holt Laura Hubbard Terry Hutchins Edward Hyland Randy Inman Kimberley Jackson N X s v 'VLK , fi 'Wil-Q H r V Q ' s 3 5 A Q ., I - X is XR x x Q c 5 A Q E s ri :,A . . . p . ... , 2 : A ' , ,,,,,,. S5 X, Q N ' L' 4.13: 1 ' I: f f . Es' - : g 1 m . its Q. .L .Q 2 ,353 x K , Li We t - . A s i, lyya a g t r as , ,Wt if st. , -A , . 5, . . ...N .A , ' N X A QL S' , X, J , s x of f xi s, Q Elli ai mah Monday Glooms Every week it's the same thing. Students sl ly crawl into school five minutes before the ta bell rings. They stumble to their lockers and the needed supplies for class. Books, pap assignments, caffeine, no doze, etc. Once in their class, they quietly slip into th desk hoping the teacher won't notice they five minutes late. But considering that 99 perc of the class is also late it usually goes unnotic They hope that maybe this time it will be ferent...maybe it won't be so tragic, and the hits them. They realize that their lunch mo has again been forgotten because of the us Monday morning confusion. It's another case of the Monday Glooms. By the time Monday arrives, most teenag have very low resistance against disaster. The weekends have taken their toll. The toga party Friday, the midnight movie on Saturday, and five mile hike to Seven Falls on Sunday were contributing factors. As a result of this Oh- Popular weekend, all students have a tempor Y a c collapse of the brain But not only do the students look like zombi teachers also appear to be 'the living dea They can't seem to get up enough energy to or even assign homework. The teachers casu go to their desk, pretend to read the paper and to sleep. It makes you wonder what they were ing all weekend. Mondays to all mean the start of a new wer but to most students it's the beginning of a lor tragic road. -by Chantal Gib 202 Class of '88