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

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Provided Competition With Other Schools 1 P BADMINTON TEAM-FRONT ROW: Karen Babinski, Cindy Wester, Carol Past, Barbara Trisler. SECOND ROW: Elaine Krueger, Kris Walden, Linda Wilson, laureen Malas. BACK ROW: Brenda Gutierrez, Connie Duenas, Miss Geneva Fleshman, advisorg Glenda Brown. Girls' intramural volleyball team trained in serving and volleying to prepare for the season's tournament. The girls were coached by Miss Sally Harden. i dt N senate.. VOLLEYBALL TEAM-FRONT ROW: Debbi Hebets, Duenas, Bobby Hardcastle, Cindy Otte, Cindy Karen Babinski, Cheryl Hussey, Barbara Harrell. Wester, BACK ROW: Miss Sally Harden, advisor, Connie . G1 Glenda Brown stretched to retum an opponent's birdie at a badminton game against Flowing Wells.

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V r GIRLS' TENNIS TEAM-FRONT ROW: Cathie Linda- Hardcastle, Susan Eisenhart, Cheryl Zoback. BACK mood, Ann Urias, Shirley lngwer, Judy Bryan, Cheryl ROW: Coach Mrs. Esther Hilton, Kathy Kenan, Mary Hussey, Debbie Kemph. SECOND ROW: Sandy Durako, Sharon King, Nina Faust. Carpenter, Barbara Harrell, Pat Gunning, Bobbi Led by Mrs. Esther Hilton, the varsity and iunior varsity tennis teams had records of 2 wins and 6 losses and 6 wins and 3 losses, respectively. Tied for first position on the varsity team were Cathie Lindamood and Debbie Kemph. There was a three-way tie between Sandy Carpenter, Judy Bryan and Cheryl Hussey for second place. Barbara Harrell was in third place. On the JV team, Sue Eisenhart was in first place with Pat Gunning in second place. Shirley lngwer placed third. Sandy Carpenter, a member of the girl's iunior varsity tennis team, warmed up with a practice serve before a tennis match which was held in February. l 'W' Girls' Sports Under the direction of Miss Geneva Fleshman, the girls' badminton team recorded a successful season with eight wins and three losses. Teams defeated by the Titans were Flowing Wells ltwicel, i Tucson ltwicel, Catalina, Pueblo, Sunny- side, and Rincon. Holding the top posi- tions on the team were seniors Connie Duenas and Glenda Brown. ' Girls' volleyball team, coached by Miss Sally Harden, finished the second round in the City Volleyball Tourna- . ment with a victory over Marana and a loss to Amphitheater. Team members were not only taught good sportsman- ship, but many important skills of the game. ss. , 1 Us-W Cathie Lindamood prepared to return the ball to her opponent in a singles match against Amphi on February 17. The Panthers defeated Palo Verde 4-2.

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Development of PE Talents Stressed In All As a member of Golf Club, freshman Judy Mendenhall worked to improve her drive. This was the first year the PE department sponsored the organization. In field hockey teamwork was necessary when trying to gain possession of the ball. Participation was required for all sophomore girls. 1-Q lt.. as-'I YC ', I f ,, , 4 , ef-f E, ' 2 iff' - ' ' A 1' - sf'iffwf'f s . t Q ,-xi-' :tyl , f. .,. , I aw: kip? l ,,.V i . 4 A .ZZJI 'A ,Cf ci 31' K I lg' nf' K ' f .4 'ii r ' J'f'1 . if , 7 ,QIM 5.-K' f . A WLT? y f A af ,Q , df, , n 4' A ,K 5 ,f F ' , i A- is , A, X :pf 5, jg' ,f - ' r ' ' il' 4 :fin 'l if 1 l ,M oar.. Q A Q .ge-A fw ggi, .Q , , , ., , .ye K. Vg. . h..-.., .. I W V, K - A ' iff l'f f W. - ,-f.yf,:f.? w! '-A-l ., fir .1 . 4 V- . -wc-g'f-43-1 Girls' archery was offered in physical education classes during the school year. Students leamed the proper stance and position for target shooting. Speedaway was a fast moving game requiring quick thinking and agility. Girls competed against each other after learning the rules and techniques in PE.