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

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Not that we are competent our- selves to do anything for ourselves, . k..k, rss but our competence comes from God. 4- 2 Cor. 3:5 NIV ' ,fi , g 'tif-1 f s y 43 , ' 5' ,,,, K f fi 2153 A' Brendon Burmeister models his slave day Mr Smith Student Council advisor WBBF. Wendi Crawford labors mightily on slave day. Rich Vos, Liz Neal, and Mike Van Stelle work out fund-raising Greg Bays makes an announcement about the Bowl-a-thon. det ,IS ai . As a support group to the student W tt vt, , , ,,,,, body, the Student Council plans ac- 2 tivities such as the Fifth Quarters and ' the Christmas party which brings stu- dents together. W The Student Council members are: P: 57 5 53 ' t A Greg Bays, President, David Smith, A i -3 Vice-President: Melody Young, Secre- , M . , , i iz , tary, Mike Van Stelle, Treasurer: Mark ff 5 H ' Svacha and Rich McNeill, Co-chap- all ' ' ' lainsg Wendi Crawford, Cheerleading Captain, Rich Vos, Senior class Presi- dent, Sabina Tirrell, Senior class vice- president: Shelly Vroegh, Junior class President, Cathy Sankey, Junior class vice-president, Liz Neal, Sophomore class President, Michelle Powell, Freshman class President, Steve Pol- ing, Eighth grade class President: Daniel Keltner Seventh grade class President, and Mr. Smith, advisor. The council listens somewhat intently to President Greg Bays. Student Councn 61

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.. 13:4 .. , , if ' ' df' L71 , '-Q- f 'i' QQ. 4' 'gh- STUD NT COUN ll. ffm' x, v, The PVC 1985-86 Student Council. From left to right. top row. Richard McNeill, Rich Vos, Wendi Crawford, Greg Bays, Melody Young, Sabina Tirrell, Mark Svacha. Bottom row. Mike Van Stelle, Shelly Vroegh, Cathy Sankey, Steve Poling, David Smith, Liz Neal, Michelle Powell, Dan Keltner, Mr. Smith-Advisor. -5 1 Q 5 ' , D t i itttt M it Greg Bays, Pl'eSldel11 David Smith, VlC9-PV9Sldel'lT Melody Young, Segretary stiitii f iii QE it 4 AW, Mike Van Stelle, Treasurer 60 Student Council Mark Svacha, Chaplain Richard McNeill, Chaplain

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62 Speech And Drama SPEECH AND DRA MA The Speech!Drama class of 1985-86 has accomplished many things this year. Mrs. Fuller started the year oil by teaching the many kinds of speeches: personal experience, demonstrative, informative, persuasive, and dramatic interpretation, all of these being performed by each student in the class. They studied Fienaissiance Theatre and what it was like to perform way back in that time place. As semester rolled around, Drama came into view. The class put on various productions of skits and fairy tales for the elementary students. The skits were from the Fruit of the Spirit and the Friends of Jesus series. Of course, they all worked hard in preparing for the grand finale at the end of the year, the Spring Play. Everyone in the class did their part in making truly a fine year in Speech!Drama, 1985-86. 5 kg-E . .. Heather practices for a dramatic reading. Wendi rewrites a script to suit the actors. Kerry McCulloch and her rendition of sur prise. Our fearless Drama coach, Mrs. Fuller. This group gets Mrs. Fullers opinion on blocking for their skit.