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

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Songleaders Entertained Attentive Audience Dressed in traditional gold and blue T uniforms, the songleaders provided entertainment tor the crowds at the toot- ball and basketball games. They also helped to promote school spirit and en- thusiasm among the students by lead- ing Stand Up and Cheer and the Gold and Blue Pep Song at the sea- sonal pep assemblies. Long hours of work were put into the perfection ot each routine. The girls were required to make up and learn a new dance each week. Two-hour classes were held each day to practice them. Along with game entertainment and pep assemblies, the songleaders partici- pated in the Rodeo parade, Christmas parade and Band Day. Twenty-four girls were selected to be on the pep squad, These girls were cho- sen on the basis ot their ability to do the school song, heacl-high kicks and a routine organized by the graduating Titan songleaders often fashioned various forma- By outlining the letters PV, they helped to inspire tions as part of their half-time or pre-game routines. school pride while entertaining the crowd. SOI'tgleGClel'S. .... . , I .f,eggws.1i2gsv 52:1 'X :js '. K ' ,xr :Sf-35 ii Width A3553 ,X 'W g2 New ' Qgziiewws on .M . ' V .I -I . y . i . .r l F 4 x M . - . , X :km ,. V .5 sexi . Y 4-Q3 qi 1 Q' g ,ax . - lx . g il.. x 1-' 5 ,.', . I! .L ,di ' T f fs f, ' , fwfw. , y .- f n .. , . T i, . ., , .. . t . f k 4,-,W , .. . V Q, , .. A . .gg , . , 45.3, , x ru. 1 , rg. - X' 1, i, 35. '.'P'1v '- ' ' K' ' Q 1 IW4 M V A . . rv, v 5i1?17!'x is s S 5 ' X R, , f l ' x v K' l fs . m ' 'ln l 3 r sl SONGLEADERS-FRONT ROW: Suzy Lamm, Marilyn Busby, Nancy Givens, Jo Mary Ann Tully, Patty Bryers, Debbie Bell, Joann Graham. Wilde, Gayle Richter, Barbara Carr. BACK ROW: Carol Hansen, Bonnie Norton,

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Capricians Developed Graceful Technique Thirteen girls were chosen to be in Capricians, an advanced modern dance class. They were selected on the basis of their ability to improvise to a piece of music and on their choreographic talent. Many of the girls in Capricians had previously taken beginning and intermediate dance. Try-outs for this group were held during the spring. Using body movement in an artistic way to communicate an idea or to achieve an effect was the essence of modern dance. Hours of practice were required to develop the grace and rhythm necessary for the Caprician. On November 19 the Capricians at- tended classes on modern dance at Tempe. flame.,-1. , NE... . X vm' Capricians experimented with different dance forms in order to create a mood or express themselves. Pam Hayes, Lynn Moeller, Renee Haymore, Cindy Mina and Liz Heimpel demonstrated an arrangement. ADVISOR Dorothy Davis swf- W I ,- CAPRICIANS-FRONT ROW: Sharon Rice, Lynn Moeller, Bonnie Krigstein, Renee here, Jinx Tidwell, Mory lu Ferrer, Candy McNeal, Cindy Mina Adrienne Haymore, Ruthe Staples, Liz Heimpel, Sue Klastow. BACK ROW: Shirley Godbe- Greenburg, Pam Hayes.

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P' Bt Pompon Student Assemblie s swished as songleaders Marilyn Busby, Kirstie Wilde and Jackie Ritter concluded their routine. lt took them many hours to make the gold pompons. -3 , 'fr 'ici 1 . I 'J'- -X1.: 7 ix an , 1 ,,t . ,, . r 5 , it . . , I R f x'. 4 I 3. - ze. .1 1- -1 - - l , . X . ke, 1 x . in 'I Leaping to their feet in excitement at a tense moment during the Catalina game, Peggy Quinn, Peggy Specht and Carol Hansen urged the Titans to victory. 'R R X E e.., 'xruwwelw fsii?5?M-I X li g . Q f , ' - . 'gif ,' 5, '. , 1 ,A ' , MML. ,ls ' ,N I 4 Y xp r, ' f ,t . .I -P I 1. lx- ff' ,ff ' .5 .X K 1- Y ' Q. -if Q SONGLEADERS-FRONT ROW: Debbie Stolba, Donna Spogen, Linda Fabel, Jan Bl'00k5, P999Y 5P0Ch7, Peggy Quinn, Marti Cote, Debbie McConeghy. Newcomb, Kirstie Wilde, Jackie Ritter. BACK ROW: Sharon Sorensen, Patty