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

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Chuck Williams Gilbert Williams Barbara Willison John Wilsdon Linda Wilson Mike Wilson Roger Wilson Frances Wirges Penny Wood Cheryl Woodall Judy Wooten Kathleen Wray Emily Wright Frank Wright Barbara Yaskanich

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i JUNIOR ADVISORY BOARD-FRONT ROW: Allen Lowe, Russ Gorter, John Han- Kay Musser, Linda Billings, Su Shaffer, Rich Gilman, Peggy Specht, Betsy Up- son, Bob Schock, David Carter. SECOND ROW: Debbie Stolbu, Pom Morris, Anne ham, Stephanie Gannon, Kelly Hastings, Jeanne Brownlee. Colville, Jacque Hlnes, Debbie Hopman, Klrstle Wilde, Art Allen. BACK ROW: Junior Float Wins Homecomin Competition The Class of '68 proved that school spirit and enthusiasm were important. They began the year by decorating a podium in the auditorium with a minia- ture mosaic Titan. Another of their major contributions was the installation of an outside pay telephone for use of all students. Members of the class constructed their float which was awarded first place in the Homecoming competition. After the Palo Verde-Salpointe game, the Class of '68 sponsored the Homecoming mixer in the girls' gym. During Spirit Week, iuniors worked to promote and achieve school spirit. Gold and blue suckers were sold, pennies were collected and a portion of the cafeteria boasted of iunior spirit. On April 22, after weeks of hard preparation, the Junior-Senior Prom was held. Juniors spent many hours decorat- X, N -- s ing the cafeteria for this important event. gms:-I ie--K - it xv- 'i ' Members of the class helped on many 'P f school proiects, such as the Milk Fund Drive and raising money for an AFS for- eign student. The Class also sponsored a movie. Junior class President Steve Burns worked to promote spirit among iuniors. Members of the class were kept informed of the proceedings at class meetings by Secretary-Treasurer Karen Shields. Junior :loss advisors Mrs. Emily Maxwell and Mr. Juniors designed now prolods for the campus. Richard Brown discussed future plans of the class.