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

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Classes Thus we are men, and we knowl not how: there is something in us that can be without us, and will be after usy though it is strange that it hath no history what it was before us. i -Sir Thomas Browne

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Senior Float Placed First in Homecoming Senior Class advisors, Mr. Richard Brown and Mrs. ings. They also helped by supervising activities that Diane Modica, attended all advisory board meet- seniors planned including the Prom and Spirit Week. Seniors started the year by entering a float in the Homecoming parade. For the third consecutive year the class of '68 placed first in the float competition. During football season, seniors sold spirit ribbons each Friday. A car caravan to Catalina was sponsored by the class in November. December was highlighted with the annual Senior Prom. Much time and ef- fort was spent in decorating the cafeteria where the prom was held. The Titan Shield, a senior bulletin board, was kept up to date with articles and announcements pertaining to se- niors. A cannon with a stack of 68 ammuni- tion balls beside it was the class symbol. Working on the Milk Fund Drive and sponsoring two after-game dances were among other activities performed by se- niors. Aiding the class during the year were sponsors Mrs. Modica and Mr. Brown. Classmen ended the '67-'68 year with the production of the senior show, pre- sentation of the senior gift and the grad- uation ceremony. SENIOR CLASS ADVISORY BOARD-FRONT ROW: Marsha Griffiths, Patty Bryers, Fabel, Kurt Lundstrum, John Hanson, Russ Gorter, Dave Hill, Dave Carter, Bob Ellen Hale, Mary Gradillas, Anita Quinn, Betsy Upham, Suzi Davis, Anne Col- Schock, Rick Riddle, Ed Nordquist, Clark Canright. ville, Chris Kelch, Leslie Anderson. BACK ROW: Steve Burns, Jeff Smith, Richard