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

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Staff Published Weekly Issue of PV Post Recording the thoughts, views and actions of the entire school was the iob of the Post staff. Hard work and long hours brought out the paper that students received each week. This year there were 29 students on the Post staff. In order for a student to be chosen for the staff, he must have taken at least one semester of journalism, have at least one teacher recommendation and be a sophomore, iunior or senior. There was no set grade average required but only those students who displayed a special interest were selected. The Post has won several honorable awards. According to the Quill and Scroll international honor rating, they had a su- perior newspaper. In this contest they totaled 957 points out of the lOOO possible. They were the only school staff to receive the George H. Gallup Typography award from the Columbia Scholastic Press Association. These awards were presented on the basis of the newspaper's extraordinary improvement, ex- ceptional service to the school and community and their sus- tained leadership. Under the guidance of Mr. Tozier, the staff was able to bring about a most effective newspaper, the Palo Verde Post. Thad Allen, a staff member of the Palo Verde Post, conducted an interview with Mr. AI Sluwson, Dean of Boys, for an article in the school newspaper. 'rms-LW... , . . illii EXl'l NORTH MST ADVISOR-Andrew Tozier EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Elaine Hardin Wah,

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Photographers Portrayed Campus Activities School service work occupied much of the advanced photography staff's time. The Olympian and Palo Verde Post required constant assistance throughout the school year. All classes, depart- ments and organizations needing com- plete coverage felt free to request the talents of photography students. Prerequisites of graphic arts and loe- ginning photography were necessary be- fore a student could apply for a position on the staff. The State Fair, held in November, awarded several Titan photographers with cash prizes and ribbons. The Na- tional Scholastic Magazine contest, co- sponsored by Eastman Kodak, offered certificates and keys of merit to win- ning contestants. Awards were given on the basis of originality and photographic technique. Members of the publications staff also entered the city's high schools' Photography exhibit. PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF-FRONT ROW: Don Barton, BACK ROW: David Miller, Howie Hlbbs Fred Swl Kathy Martin, Audrey Wilkinson, Cheryl Steffe. derski,Dan Rorbach. i L - -Q--v-....,, ADVISOR-Leonard Chedsey Photographers were responsible for taking pictures for the Palo Verde Post and POST PHOTO-COORDINATOR Sharon Doyle me my sp X S' X. POST PHOTO EDITOR Bill Brewer the Olympian, Fred Swiderski developed many photos in the dark room OLYMPIAN PHOTO-COORDINATOR OLYMPIAN PHOTO EDITOR Sue Allen John Ritter 'Gil ,,,.o-wr-vu. 'NF' S

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ff J? 15' E' gs' POST STAFF-FRONT ROW: Sandy Hamilton, Shirley lngwer, .lan Hughs, Mary Joann Graham, Randi Peterson, Bland Smith, Stan Emmons,, Nancy Chilton. Reeb, Donna Dewey, lanice Black, Elaine Hardin, Shirley Wahl. SECOND ROW: BACK ROW: Richard Gilman, Peter Trinca, David Carter, Don Oppenheim, War- Linda Angevine, Kathy Kamp, June Wiegand, Linda Billings, Kirstie Wilde, ren Frank, John Wilsdon, Thad Allen, John Russell, Mr. Andrew Tozier, advisor. P' -S .--g,.,,,f. . . POST EDITORS-FRONT ROW: Kirstie Wilde, co-news editor, June Wiegand, co-copy editor, Donna Dewey, co-assistant editor. SECOND ROW: Shirley Wahl, business manager, Kathy Kamp, co-copy editor, John Wilsdon, co-assistant editor, Janice Black, literary editor, Thad Allen, photograph editor. BACK ROW: Peter Trinca, feature editor, Richard Gilman, sports editor, Don Oppenheim, circulation manager, David Carter, co-news editor. Donna Dewey and Peter Trinca were kept busy proofreading copy written by the Palo Verde Post staff. Nas