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

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ROSEMARIE MASTRORILLO English Senior Class is 1155 X'h 3 iw, YQ, S, . ek is J X 'X ' 55-fy ANN SOELTER English Forensic league EMILY MAXWELL English Junior Class r ggg -Q wxs 4? .L xx 3 SSP ls? N -xi ,egg Q 5 is-ff.. 5 1 ANTHONY TABONE English . f BOYD MEYER DON MILNER DOROTHY PUTZ PHIL ROY H. A. SILVERBURG ROBERTA SITTERLEY English Speech English English English Scope JV Basketball Debate Spanish Ski Club English T.V. Production Forensic League swf ,f a 'N g r l, I r Si '-Q' e - , 1 : 1 ' e b E f Q me 3-T25 A -vas A 1 A sw. '- ,X I R -. Q W '25 i'1'-Suv . I s Qiffg' .:-I Nw FH. L ...Y I. :..l . K . .. ij ' ' Q s -A 2 I In we .N g Al l J A I ,. ,... . W 'J 'J Sy I W J' E ' I I g . i3s...f of K ' w I ,Q Y .A Egg.. .K snug lslzg ,X .Y Q ,SM N . W. . i xgg , ,XX ,S....,x A Q- f' Fw BARBARA TOLAND ANDREW TOZIER KATHLEEN ELINOR WARREN LGVERNE WHIPPA XROBERT WHITE English Journalism VAN HORNE English Engligh v , English Palo Verde Post English Freshman Class WL 1.1. Before and after school students came in the library to check out books and work on extra studies. English teachers, Mrs. Dianne Bailey, Mr. Anthony Tabone and Mr. Leonard Hamer, gathered in the Seniors from Mr. Meyer's honors English class held several discussion groups conceming the different A rf L., 3s x English office between classes. They discussed new ideas and future plans for the department. aspects of the Elizabethan age. They talked about the plays, literature and poetry of that time.

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English Class s Explored Team Teaching Experimenting with team teaching in order to use room space efficiently, Mr. Milton Agte, Mrs. Elinor Warren and Dr. Robert White instructed several combined senior English classes. The purpose of team teaching was to encourage stu- dents to feel that they were on the same level of understanding as their teachers. ln this way, obiective discussions were held, and an appreciation of world literature was gained. A study of anthology occupied much of the freshman courses in English. Structures of language, which would prepare them for future years, were heavily emphasized. Sophomores discovered a fuller interpretation of the novel and further examined short stories. Drama was explored through a study of several plays. Research work in the library brought rewarding experiences for juniors. They concentrated on the aspects of American liter- ature. Juniors also studied through team teaching in an effort to associate American literature with American history. Mr. Phil Roy and Mr. Earl Caldwell taught these classes. High ability courses on all four levels were available to stu- dents with above-average grades who wished to supplement their knowledge of the subject. CARYL ADAMS English lwif I E' iii -', if si, - ,ii as 'I 6 W. M- -. .1 fi I BEULAH BOYD English Cela Archambault and Gary Timbanard expressed their opinions in Mr. MiIner's debate class. Stu- dents were required to choose a topic and do research necessary to give an informative talk. MILTON AGTE Department Chairman English A.F.S. . cvf., x 32 xg ,. Q g uit ALLAN BUNKER English ROBERT FOLZ English ' Y A .2 Y i. VALERIE HUDSON English I . X ' Z' N 'I K K -.. v 2 I g . . - ' 'ms E NANCY ALCUMBRAC English if -f -'-Q' if ff . X3 ' fs 1 X X PRISCILLA DRUM English Girls' League MARIE FRAESDORF English ,agwxbxse M . 4' . 5 I xvs ' 5 L i :rf W t X DIANNE BAILEY English -- Ll - .. .Q '- ., ff. ,F-1 INN 'I I if SUE DYE English Girls' League LEONARD HAMER English Speech -s . .. . sv: ii ' if -ff ' fi? ft' 4? . A V.. W R.: , V' Q 3 . .. 5,5 ,K Q Alia s L as Q M e -3 .- - i W' R ... MARY JANE HUNT English l l I Ii I ri ' ,ik jg K . . JEAN JULIER MAXINE KELLY English English X' si -xg DEXTER JOHNSON English .449 use X' :ks MARIANNE LIEURANCE English

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J. R. ALVAREZ American History REGINALD BARR LARRY BOOL American Problems World History EARL CALDWELL American History ROLLIN E. COOK World Geography JAMES DICK WALTER GOODWIN VERNA E. HARCOURT Wg.-ld History World Geography American History World Geography World Geography Model U.N. JV Football Oriental Civilization World History Senior Class Golf Youth-Senate Prog. Dept. Chairman L . , , L A X 9 . rc of .y .- . We V S 1 ,V , , In sf gf 4-A it :Q .. Vi ll I A in I V '. 4 5 ' . . . l in A ii A ' Q. L A 1 Q ,, til X. i751 .7 X . . ..--f A D, ss. , . yn ,K ' ' K .... -1 g ,la-V i 1. . ,, , .V ..- , 3 'K T- ,S 4 It ,1 32 5.5.-x Q Q Q . if ,lm R. '51 , M 'G A QR. 'A P' el -wx .x . 4- Y if 3 I ' Sit K :jg ' ,V is VL rl A , l L' R gpf 'Hi ,L V, gif K I S-g,,Lx I A i ., g .K sun Z FX tg . '---A Q.. s..y 'xr' , 1 5 'I I I ii yi. , Q -. -2. I 1 U .EL if A ka K 5.5, VAN F. HOWE BILL ISMAY J. N. LIVIERATOS SMITH MINARIK SANDI MUELLER IDA MAE NOWELS JOHN O'DELL RICHARD PALM American History World Geography American Problems American Problems American History American Problems American History American History Varsity Football Wrestling World History National Honor Varsity Basketball Varsity Football Lettermen's Club Model U.N. Society Lettermen's Club Students Studied Man' Influence Cn Tim Mr, lsmay lectured to his world geography class, a course token in the Freshman or Sophomore year. Despite the unusually early school hours, Mr. Gordan Nowels' American problems classes. He talked to Kipps found time to speak to one of Miss lda Mae the students on his numerous political experiences.