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

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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.

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SOPHOMORE CLASS ADVISORY BOARD-FIRST ROW: Paul Freistedt, Mickey THIRD ROW: Ken Sunley, Kim Pensinger, Dave Bonewell, Ken Patty, Dale Rumic, Brooke Sammons, Anna Zobach, Jo Ann Schock, Mari Rickard, Kathy Gray, Rick Arendell. BACK ROW: Kyle Peyton, Mike McGovern, Freddie Angulo, Ruth Walker. SECOND ROW: Susan Kettlewell, Jeanne Desserres, Brahms, Tom Reeb, Mike Burns. Elsmarie Heimpel, Paulette Crain, Regina Pugh, Beth McClure, Sandy Gerhart. Sophomore Class Held Bake Sale at EI Con Sophomore Class officers-Tim Burns, president, Rhonda Gray, vice president, Ande Johnson, secretary, and Pennie Harcus cmd Cathy Cox, councilmen-held meetings at school to discuss plans and proiects for events of the year. Their ad- visors were Mrs. Mary Hunt and Mr. Sterling Smith. Before the opening of school, the Sophomore Class held a bake sale at El Con Shopping Center which increased their funds by 520. They also sponsored car washes and partici- pated in the school's Milk Fund Drive. For Homecoming, they entered a float entitled Titans Rule the World. The float portrayed a world as ruled by the Titans. At the track meets and baseball games in the spring, the Sophomore Class worked in the concession stand selling cokes and other refreshments. For home football games, the Sophomore Class chalked in the word Titan under the east goal post. They also partici- pated in Spirit Week activities competing with other classes for the Spirit Trophy. November 8, after the home football game with Catalina, a dance was sponsored in the Boys' Gym with music by the T.S. Colt Band. Sophomore president, Tim Burns, was in charge of the Club Week assembly which featured skits, movies and speeches from various school clubs to arouse interest in extra-curricular activities. Cathy Cox, councilman, along with another council member, was responsible for keeping the trophy case by the library dust-free and in order. Sophomore class officers also attended student council and advisory board meetings. Through their efforts the Sophomore Class helped to increase school spirit throughout the entire year. Advisors Mrs. Hunt and Mr. Smith discussed the plans for proiects sponsored by the Sophomore Class. They assisted at all advisory board meetings.