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

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'es . l , I WT mm ' ' I 'myth 975150, 2931 num 9 i v 'ltllls -v-v-v-5-v JUNIOR VARSITY TENNIS TEAM-FRONT ROW: Bob Killebrew, Randy Lewis, Gary Givens, Rodney Brummett, Greg Cutchall, Jim Marvin, Bill Lindamood. JV Netters Recorded Midway Through The Tennis season The iunior varsity nefmen had recorded an undefeated record of seven wins and no losses. They hoped To continue To an undeTeaTed season. Vic- Tories were scored against Pueblo 7-0, Casa Grande 5-O and 6-i, Tucson 4-3, Amphitheater 7-O, CaTalina 6-1, and Douglas p s I .ii , H, , .Rl h ll R If . 1 I .ig 'rl I T ' Q 'I' .A uf ,+-.,-Q-.-,-Q-v BACK ROW: Chuck Eger, Mike Kuhn, Tom McGovern, Mike Ancharski, Tom Bethune, Leonard Gradillas, Phil Lee. - Winning Streak 7-O. According To Coach Melvin Karrle, The 1967 JV Team should be The division's best. Filling The Top posiTions on The iunior varsiTy Team were Chuck Schwartzmann, junior, Dan Turner, iunior, Mike Jones, sophomore, Dennis Rust, sopho- more, and Mike Cutchall, iunior. Junior Jim Skevlngton delivered the opening servo to his opponent at the Pueblo game on February 7. I . 4 I f' 1, Kevin Oleksy and Jerry Jones, players on the varsity first opponents came from Casa Grande for the op- tennis team, participated in a doubles match. Their ening game of the season on February 4. r I t 1. 'l I - 6.1

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Tennis Team Practiced Daily for Matche Seniors Kevin Oleksy and Bruce Armstrong, varsity tennis players, aided the team in defeating Pueblo by winning both their singles and doubles matches. ss..-. .. JAN Oleksy returned the ball with a backhand swing, one of the harder movements to execute. Armstrong, wearing a cast, was not hindered in playing. Junior Jerry Jones has been a member of the varsity tennis team for three years. He used the overhand drive in delivering a serve to an opposing player. Q 0 0 Q X 4 ., Q-slow t -vm. Jerry Jones anticipated the volley from his teammate during the game against Pueblo. He won his singles match to help boost Titans to another victory.

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Swimmers Attempted to Regain State Title ' l rv Axes iff 'W vAnslrY SWIMMING SCHEDULE A M., March 8 Tucson A March I0 Pueblo W 'H March 15 Camelback March 31 Rincon A April 7 Tucson April 14 Catalina April 15 Rincon April 21 Salpointe A April 28 Pueblo A May 6 Brophy lPhoenixl Varsity tanker Scott Westfall pulled toward his Devils. He used the butterfly stroke to master the goal at a swim meet against the Sunnyside Blue length of the pool faster than his opponents. Sophomore Sherman Miller swam breaststroke across the Rolling Hills pool during a varsity swim practice This stroke combined strength and coordination COACH Bob Ford '11-. T gtg srsr Jtgglg yy 'D qgmfxff ggp g A , X K yy, ff in W . ..'e1ffts,,.l .fE , A AX. - W Dave Francisco, a member of the varsity team, practiced at Rolling Hills pool He swam the backstrolce for competition in his second year on the team. -fw..,,,,, 'Mm W sf. rs., .W J with-. was fl