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

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Top 25 Seniors Selected After 7 Semesters As a member of the varsity golf team, FRITZ RADEMACHER spent a great deal of time on the golf course. He was a parti- cipant on the ICBM Soccer Team and a varsity lefterman. Fritz was awarded the UA Alumni Association Outstanding Junior Boy Award and was given a Key to the World pin. He was an alternate candidate to the United States Air Force Academy and a member of National Honor Society. His interests out- side of school included bowling, tennis, basketball and chess. Fritz plans to study Systems Engineering and applied mathe- matics. JOYCE DRAKE was a member of the Exploratory Teachers Program. She taught at an elementary school for actual teach- ing experience. Joyce plans on teaching advanced math on either a high school or iunior college level. She intends to maior in math and secondary education. Joyce is planning on attending the University of Arizona for two years and then transferring to the University of California at Berkley. She was a member of Homeroom Federation and she enioys sewing in her spare time. LINDA MOHR plans to enter medical school and wants to specialize in gynecology and obstetrics or pediatrics. Her lib- eral arts maior will be in physics or chemistry. Linda had a grade average of i.O for seven semesters and as a sophomore she received the NEDT certificate and a Latin certificate and medal. She was a member of National Honor Society and was also a news editor for the Post Newspaper. Linda was en- rolled in a College Algebra and an Honors English class. Out- side activities in which Linda participated were sewing, swim- ming and reading. Varsity football kept JEFF LOVIN busy during the beginning of the year. Other sports he participated in were varsity base- ball and intramural basketball. He was a member of the ICBM Soccer Team, secretary of Letterman's Club, and held the office of president of National Honor Society. Jeff was a dele- gate to Boys' State and he received the Harvard Book Award for Most Outstanding Boy. Jeff enioys bowling as a sport out- side of school. He plans to go into applied mathematics in engineering and also into systems engineering.

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Honor Society Members Chosen b Faculty Dr Whitaker, scientist for the National Aeronautical and Space Administration, spoke to Honor Society on January 8 about space exploration and the moon. Diane Summers Christie Tarbill Pam Teeple Lynne Thomas Peter Trinca Dan Turner Betsy Upham Babs Vetterlein Joanne Vining Shirley Wahl Richard Walker .lan Wheaton Audrey Wilkinson Melinda Woitasiak Kathy Zimmerman Dr. Whitaker's lecture was accompanied by a series of moon slides. He ex- plained each one briefly to show the society the importance of such work. 5 Wfifvf ,fgfs-.L 9 x ,QE if X Wx ig 5 xv as 2 Y 5 9 , , ,gg K 2, if X 5, K f ,1?!'lU- , R ' org, f M V l we W 3 M 'hawk , Z www,

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Literature and creative writing inter- ested GLORIA KENSKI. She was a mem- ber of NHS and of Future Teachers. She took an active part in speech tourna- ments and worked as a student library assistant. Gloria received a general resi- dence scholarship to the UA. ln her iu- nior year, Gloria was a nominee to take the National Council of Teachers of En- glish test. She plans to maior in English at the UA and become a teacher in sec- KATHY ZIMMERMAN was enrolled in college level English during her senior year. She was a member of Honor So- ciety and she received a Key to the World pin. Kathy was a National Finalist for the N a tio n al Council of Teachers of English Competition. She plans to maior in English at either Temple Buell College or Southern Metho- dist University. Kathy's outside interests included playing the piano and the gui- tar. She also worked part time. National H o n o r Society member JEANNE BROWNLEE was Student of the Month in her iunior year. She received several literary prizes, the Sertoma award and the Key to the World pin for scholastic achievement. Jeanne was a member of the Girls' League and Broth- erhood Councils. She also participated in forensic tournaments. Jeanne plans to go to college and maior in English. As vice-president of National Honor Society, PATTY BRYERS ondary education. Q fe sr an r ee , DON PORTER moved to Tucson from Flagstaff in his iunior year. While in Flagstaff, Don achieved a 1.0 grade average for three semesters. He was enrolled in a general business program of study in high school. ln his iunior year, Don was initiated into Honor Society. He was an active member of the Folk Club and spent many hours practicing the guitar. Don plans to go to college and maior in business and public ad- ministration. Outside of school, Don enjoys participating in many sports, especially basketball. was kept busy organizing the tutoring services of the club. She was an active member of the class advisory board for four years. ln her iunior and senior years Patty was a varsity song- leader. She received a Key to the World pin and was a mem- ber of the Honor Guard for the Class of 1967, Patty plans to maior in marine biology at the UA. She particularly enioyed discussions on relevant topics, and continually hoped her teachers would allow students to participate in the learning process. -4