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

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Advanced drama students studied method acting, blocking, scenery, characterizations, and make-up techniques in preparation for drama productions. Try-outs were held for students interested in parts. Class Charles Szatkowski Ceclie Talley Debbie Tally Cindy Tarbill Steve Tassi Walter Taylor Les Tennen .lack Theuret Ann Thomas Karen Tiderman Ralph Tipling Mike Toland Bruce Tost Gene Turner Nelson Tuttle David Ulen Linda Ummel Dian Underwood Gary VanHoesen Brooke VanWinkle DiAnne VanWinkle Larry Vaught Julie Vining John Vlastnik Vicki Vukovich Raymond Wachter Douglas Wade Lynda Wahl ,..a-:Sf V L , f,' ,.. - K E- ' J E,-S 'V K. ' M I I 5, JM f K W, 4' -L , t 33 :FL V 6' K L ,V ,sw S. ,Q A , ff-sh . .,.,. E .,b,, Eb V 5 Q , f lr' X e V .il r ee . e T gi , Q I.., H ., L ,V ,s K , 5: i , I . 2 N A 24, -K -V . .. H ,, gb I K Q, - ii 7 ' of are Q .- e 'i ' 'ff IZ. oi-' T M-A f sa , 2 if ,f,, 1 'le' ffl tg 'Q L 1 W.. I rg 8, I .5 f J , 5, ,X 5' 4, A, if H 2, Q is Q K S - 'ef 'f e g, EA, 9 V 1 vlll Ag. ,I X 7 , X , T , , T Q , , XX ': gf 'oil V xg ' l i i :- ,Q .,-v i s Q? K s. H K 2 re L V. - W , 'i T :gp A Q ,, T ,. -:' c W ,' H L ,,r' ' W 4 ' Q .. T. -. 5 3 L T ff L 12 , 2 - 5' 1, ,fx ., FMU V - , ., A My fx A I ' , . . I l l fi V, W ,Z 7 ., si? jak:-', fl -W -V L , ,sv 1 3 ' - 'pr - LS 7, f r A ,es t fr we euue sf a s: T Q f f f ' 223- Q. l,,- 2' 5 V 4 , r,. -1 :eu -V I ,i rf for .V I W: EQ-,A f' to li ,,o. r 7

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, Q' ofI90 Three days a week songleaders perfected their foot- ball halftime routine in the dance room of the girls' gym. Thursdays and Fridays were spent prac- ticing on the football field with the marching band. Mrs. Mary Winscott taught the fundamentals of al- gebra 3 to students. Interest and concentration were only two of the factors necessary for students to comprehend the many formulas of the subiect.