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

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zggs'i.5'c K, N g., - FRONT ROW: Joy Johnson, Dan Tarbill, Monte Gilmer, Angie Bielowski, Gay ilyn Waitt, Lynne Benhase. BACK ROW: Darrel Strom, Don Brown, Steve Haz- Larson, Vickie Warner, Lynn Slagle, Cindy Eustice. SECOND ROW: Bill Find- elbaker, Kris Gabrhel, Diane Burke, Sue Hamilton, Gayle Beverly, Debbie Bar- ley, Rick Brisley, Carl Lien, Michelle Bailey, Ellen Tighe, Gail Iseminger, Mar- gos, Nancy Wiseley. Concert Season at Commencement Exercis s Mixed Choir, Jubileers and Treblettes had singing engagements from Septem- ber Through June at various locations around the state. Approximately lOO students in the Mixed Choir, Treblettes and Jubileers held their tirst concert on October l in the auditorium. It's A Good Day, Charade and The Sloop John B were three of the Fall Concert selections. On February 8, the two choirs participated in an all-day District Solo and Ensemble Festival. Those students who received superior ratings were allowed to enter a second statewide Solo and Ensemble Festival on February 22. Members of the Concert Choir opened their concert season with Show Stop- pers on November 6-7. Selections were taken from Carousel, Damn Yankees and South Pacific. The choir gave their last concerts of the season at Bac- calaureate and Commencement exer- cises. -- Mixed Choir, Concert Choir and Trebl- JUBILEERS-FRONT ROW: Randy Lewis, Taffy Tuck- bold, Sfol' Wwfdll, Linda Cuffurellu. Rick Firth, ' - - er, Ron Ober, Margarita Martinez, Dennis Bouchard, VEYMI Warner. John Tvrreiom Jolene TUYIWY- BACK ewes. gave Then- annual uchrlslmqs Con Nannette Reese. SECOND ROW: Dyan Scherer, Den- ROW: Carolyn Knorr, Brian Whiting, Sue Laughlin, cert Il t December. Traditional COr'OlS Clfid nis Sneath, Cindy Eustice, Bruce Jones, Jeannette Don Fish, Lisa Malik, Leonard Gradillas. several songs from --The Messiqhv- were Burkhardt, Jim McCallum. THIRD ROW: Shirley Ro- presented to students and the public.

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MIXED CHOIR-FRONT ROW: Susan King, Debbie Reed, Jane Kinney, Sue Mul- mon, Debbie Neathery, Max Nelson, Tom Millage, Randy Carr, Ralph Spiller. vaney, Jane Shinervar, Tom Ripley, Tom Monasmith, Jerry Potter. SECOND BACK ROW: Denise Schroeder, Marilyn Dickerson, Lois Hambor, Sandy Suther- ROW: Linda Anderson, Linda McCoy, Peggy Fletcher, Liz Taylor, Barbara Hall- land, Cathy Cleven, John Fetter, Walt Bailey, Steve Cramer, Tony Woodward. Jubileers, Mixed Choir, Treblettes Closed v - 2 5 f , ff 2 . 2 5 1 Q l 5 S E l S 5' E 1 . i A 2 f f A g K 55 is . 9 Ei 5 TREBLETTES-FRONT ROW: Becky Grant, Denise McGhee, Cathy Winans, Norvelle. THIRD ROW: Diana Trenck, Arlene McDowell, Mary Mader, Leslie Georgia Walker, Joy Johnson, Donna Dunlap, Pam Grundy, Penny Pike, Karo- Buchholz, Barb Jones, Denise Bassford, Melanie Avram, Stephanie Witkowski. lyn York. SECOND ROW: Nancy Propp, Cathy Hayes, Cathy Benge, Ginger BACK ROW: Nancy Lahmann, Rita Wentz, Cindy Berry, Karin Hedgecock, Sue White, Ana Guerrero, Peggy Howe, Cynthia Bellamy, Ruth Hoffman, Nancy Kettlewell, Wendy Wade, Lauren Peters, Cherry Richards, Pat Stewart.

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F, ,av National Thespian Society was an honor organization for students inter- ested in the performing arts. Members were selected on the basis of a point system. Points were earned several ways. A list of tasks was arranged with point values varying according to degree of difficulty. Some of these tasks in- cluded acting in a play, working as a member of stage crew or by being a member of the make-up crew. At the beginning of the year the club had very few members because not many students had fulfilled the require- ments as of the first initiation. A second initiation was held later in the year to enlarge the club's membership. As one of their many activities, the club planned a full scale drama pro- duction for children. Though the proiect took lots of time and hard work, most of the members admitted they enioyed , .,. if very much- The Club also Sold refresh' THESPIAN OFFICERS: Terry Dakutis, president, Cathie lie Kleiman, secretary, Liz Dupuy, treasurer. ments QT QH drgmg CIQ55 prgducfionsi Hillock, vice-president: Miss Renshaw, advisor, Sal- Thespian Society Entertained Small Children Several students, including beginning and advanced drama students, partici- selections, The Grinch Who Stole Christmas and ln Between Birthdays. pated in a play produced by the National Thespian Society. It contained two Thespian Society organized the program to entertain elementary students. 104