Canyon Del Oro High School - Anos De Oro Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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wi XSS Page 170, UPPER LEFT, . . . you did what with those layouts I gave you last night? LOWER LEFT, Left to right: Tom Gilmore, Patti Hoebel, Lillian Hall, Kim Hutchenson, Melia Gearhart, Doug Biggers, Richard Diffenderler, Kevin Sterner, Russ Pearson, Reno Thompkins, Charlie Beckner, Pam Shields, Bob Stewart, Gary Chazen, Lori Renz, Cindy Markle, Britt Anderson, Jill Jessen, Lisa Fisher, Craig Gammon, Jay Smith, Brian Biggs, not shown, Nancy Tolbert, Page 171, UPPER LEFT, Lori Edminster hurriedly 'T , types her copy tor a palantir deadline. LOWER LEFT, . . . What do you mean your washing your hair Saturday night? UPPER RIGHT, Jay Smith puts everything he has into sealing envelopes. LOWER CENTER, Russ, don't you think it would be easier if you just let me use your pen? LOWER RIGHT, Now, If I could only cut 12 more lines , , . 171

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With pens in hands and thoughts in heads the staff of the Palantir kept themselves busy turning out the school newspaper. Appearing once every three weeks, the newspaper staff managed to combine articles related to school activities and local events, with feature articles such as Palmistry, Mental Health, and Magic. With combinations of controversial editorials and imaginative reviews, the Palantir staff displayed their many outlets of creativity. The thirty-two members of the class headed by Mark Viar, editor in chief and advisor Charlie Beckner, kept up the qualities of the well known publication. Palantir me -- , sea WF' - ' K K - if ms - . ,ws f- . X ,- - .K A s . - K gags: ,kltfkfs .. K - f ' f wa r . f S. ss Q' tk' 85'-H:EsT.'iL, of q X 170!Palantir

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The Bible Club, under the direction of Mr. McAlevy, is composed of students interested in studying and discussing the moral, ethical, and religious mean- ings and questions contained in the Bib- le. Interested students of any faith are welcome to attend the meetings, every Tuesday afternoon in Mr. lVlcAlevy's room, for discussion and propounding of the faith, or any faith, for that matter. . Argumentation and heckling are cheer- fully accepted in a friendly manner, as long as they are delivered in said manner. The club is very tolerant, and willing to teach those who are misguided the true faith. Those who wish to gain acquaintance with the Bible and its religion are welcomed with open arms and open minds. Contact Mr. McAlevy if you are interested. It will pro- bably be worth your while. Surprisingly enough, most learning experiences are. Peace for all is a very good idea when you come to think about it. r ,ter g '2 Bible Club Page 172: UPPER RIGHT. The Bible Club, LOWER LEFT, Mr. McAlevy gets a kick out of teaching LOWER RIGHT, Mr. McAlevy makes a point durlng a Bible Club meeting.