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

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JUNIOR ADVISORY BOARD-FRONT ROW: Roxy Price, Maggie Williams, Sue Kostroski, Sally Kleiman, Rick McCourt, Bill Betterton, Martha Sutton, Sieve Bernal, Cindy Tarbill, Peggy Howe, Julie Vining, Janet Anderson, Andy Klei- Knox, Pam Miller. BACK ROW: Debbie Neathery, Kirby Dick, Bruce Tost, Fred man. SECOND ROW: Sandy Bingham, Vicki Stone, Karen Lotz, Cindy Berry, Free, Mike Kuhn, Bob Kingston, Paul Marble. Diane Burke, Vicky Vukovich, Chris Asher, Barry Shur. THIRD ROW: Sandy Junior Class Made Plans for Active Year Junior Class members strove to make Homecoming festivities more meaning- ful cmd more enioyable for students this year. The class sponsored the Home- coming dance on October l8. Theme for the junior class float, which was shown and iudged during halftime at the Homecoming game, was Titans Duel, Titans Rule. During Spirit Week, the class deco- rated their assigned hall in gold and blue. They also contributed money to the A.F.S. penny drive and made a model of their class mascot to put on display in the cafeteria. One of several class fund raising proiects sponsored by the class was a celebrity golf match held in the early spring. Car washes and bake sales were sponsored to add to the class savings. Advisors for the class were Mr. Wil- liam Kush and Mr. James Diehl. Class advisors guided and informed the board on projects planned during the year. Approximately 30 students were selected from applications and class of- ficer recommendations to serve on the Advisory Board. Board members were selected in the spring of the previous school year. advisors for the Junior Class Advisory Board, on iunior proiects during the year. Meetings were Kush and Mr. Diehl often consulted each other held to talk over ideas for different activities.