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

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an Qpportunit to Displa Musical Abilitie TREBLETTES-FRONT ROW: Susan King, Cathy Winans, Jayne Dickerson, Liz Rey- Berry, Susan Robold, Margaret Purcell. BACK ROW: Debby Neathery, Ann na, Kathy Thrasher, Monica Brooks, Nancy Haverlack, Karen Bogardus. SECOND Shepard, Doris Baumeister, Liz Taylor, Sherry Fry, Diane Mark, Karen Oster- ROW: Nancy Wisely, Joy Cooke, Michele Basie, Pat Stewart, Hope Miller, Debbie man, Cheryl Richards, Michelle Bailey. FRONT ROW: Mike Chavez, Randy Lewis, Debbie Freeman, Marcia Semlow, Dyan Scherer, Sue Sellars, Colleen Skiles. SECOND ROW: Mark Gilbert, Ralph Spiller, Ellen Tighe, Mary Ann Wiggins, Roberta Miller, Marilyn Waitt, Carol Athans. THIRD ROW: Neil Nichol, Bernie Weger, Bdrbdra Parkin, Carol Wiley,

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.lubileers and Mixed Choir JUBILEERS-FRONT ROW: Lenny Gradillas, Shirley Robold, Christie Tarbill, Margarita Martinez, Nan Reese, Linda Caffarella, Jolene Turner, John Torre- ion. SECOND ROW: Verna Warner, Randy Lewis. Dennis Sneath, Linda Crane. THIRD ROW: Larry Garcia, Janet Arveson, Karen Thomas, Sue Hogan, Susan Markle, Rick Firth. BACK ROW: Rick Franz, Rollah Aston, Roger Lamb. Gave Students One of the highest honors for any vo- cal student was membership in the Jubi- leers, the advanced choral ensemble for both boys and girls. ln addition to regular school perfor- mances, the Jubileers sang for various service and social organizations around Tucson on request. Sixteen regular mem- bers, one accompanist and five alternates composed the group. Mixed Choir was another vocal group for both boys and girls. Members of the choir were chosen on the basis of audi- tions which included sight reading, in- tonation, quality, and rhythmic and me- lodic memory. Versatility and musician- ship were also important factors in their selection. Treblettes was an all-girl group com- posed of about 30 members. With other choral groups, the Treblettes participated in the Fall Concert, the Christmas Con- cert and Moonlight Melodies in May. The various vocal groups also presented student assemblies throughout the year. Music ranging from serious to popular and from the Renaissance to contem- porary periods was performed by all three of the choral groups. MIXED CHOIR-FRONT ROW: Barbara Heald, Marilyn Conclit, Karen BeDunnah, Benhase, Cindi Fullerton, Karen Raffensparger, Debbie Johnson, Cathy Cleven, Cindy Cook, Roy Metcalfe, Jim Carr. SECOND ROW: Linda Green, Renee Smith, Ed Seflghff Dave cole- BACK ROW: Paula Sfhfubbef l-ols H0mb0l'f Sallie Fflff, Jill Carson, Mallory Kinseth, Max Nelson, Tom Monasmith. THIRD ROW: Lynne JI-'dY Tudf-'ff SUSCI1 Martin, Steve Cfflmeff Cl'Gi9 Tl19ff0rd, Sieve TGIOGC.

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Annual Drama Thespian Society was a national or- ganization of high school actors and technicians. The Society's goal was the advancement and improvement of stu- dents interested in dramatics. Students worked approximately two years to earn enough points to be eligi- ble forthe Thespian Society. Points were given for work both on and oft stage. Students were then elected by the other members of the organization. Since the Thespian Society was an honorary ac- tivity, participation was not required of drama students. Activities of the organization included work on a proiect chosen at the begin- ning of the year. Members also per- formed in the productions of the ad- vanced dramatics classes. Smear ssira Thespians were required to take either dramatic arts or stagecratt to earn the necessary points for initiation. Pins were available to all members ot the Society. THESPIAN OFFICERS-FRONT ROW: Bob Schock, ROW: Sallie Saltzmon, president, Bill McTarnuhon, treasurer, Ginny Spencer, vice-president. BACK secretory. NATIONAL THESPIAN SOCIETY-FRONT ROW: Andrea Veuls, Gayle Griebling, Sckin, Shirley Glynn, Ginny Spencer, Ethel Foxslein, Christie Tarbill. BACK ROW: Sallie Saltzman, Scott Carter, Bob Schock. SECOND ROW: Ande Ackerley, Jim Sydney Elliott, Babs Vetlerlein, Chris Gutchel, JoAnne Vining, Bill McTarnchan.