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

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STEVE BRADY was a member of Na- tional Honor Society cmd was given several Key-To-The-World pins. He en- joys writing, drawing and playing folk music on the guitar. Steve wants to make a side career of golf. With future plans of attending the UA Steve wants to maior in Business Administration. He was named the most outstanding Junior boy by the UA and has received a Baird scholarship for his scholastic achieve- ments. JAN CHLOPOWICZ spent most of her time working on the yearbook. She was editor-in-chief of the yearbok staff, and two periods of each school day were spent in that class. Jan was a delegate to Girls' State. She was a member of Na- tional Honor Society and earned the Key-To-The-World pin. Jan plans to ma- ior in languages, primarily Russian and Chinese, at Northwestern University, and hopes to be an interpreter. MICHELE MERSEREAU plans to attend the UA or Bowling Several awards and recognitions of academic achievement were granted to HAROLD FELDMAN. He received a letter of Commendation from the National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test, a Key- To-The-World pin for three semesters and an Award of Merit from the Santa Clara Math Test. Harold spent a good deal of his time practicing for the varsity track team. He was secretary of the Let- terman's Club. Harold found his college level calculus class very intriguing. He plans to go to pre-med school and study psychology. Harold's favorite hobby is filmmaking. Green State University in Ohio after graduating from Palo Verde. Maioring in mathematics, she plans to become a teacher at the secondary or college level. She received a varsity letter in girls' volleyball and was on the girls' badminton team, besides practicing tennis and golf. She was a member of National Honor Society and prepared speeches for the speech tournaments she entered. She also drew caricatures of people as an outside interest. x Cs..-5' I ' Q,- NINA FAUST was kept busy as a member of Homeroom Federation and National Honor Society. Varsity Tennis was one of the sports she enioyed besides hiking. Nina took part in Girls' State and was a Senate Youth Test candidate. ln honor service at the Attendance Office, Nina typed and mimeo- graphed the attendance sheet every day. She plans to attend the U of A's College of Liberal Arts. She was active as presi- dent of her church youth group and as a member of the church choir.

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25 Seniors Chosen After Seven Semesters L A variety of outdoor sports and an interest in math and sci- ence were the main activities of TODD SIMMONS. He was a member of the Varsity Baseball Team, the Letterman's Club and the National Honor Society. Todd received several awards for participating in national and state math contests. His cal- culus and physics classes gave him a good background for majoring in engineeering at Brigham Young University, which is his plan. He enjoys baseball, basketball, football, hunting, fishing and camping. STEPHEN WEBER was particularly in- terested in math and science. He plans to try for a major in physics and a Ph.D. in astronomy. Steve was a member of the Math Club, National Honor Society and was president of the Science Club. Steve won second place in both the Na- tional Santa Clara Math Test and in the Physical Science Division of the Southern Arizona Science Fair. He received a finalist rating in the National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test. Steve en- joys hiking, photography and is an avid astronomer. A CATHY CHANDLER was active as a LYNN SMITH was busy with academic achievements as well as sports. Lynn was a varsity songleader, chairman of the Ski Club, vice-president of the German Club and a member of National Honor Society. She was awarded a Key-To-The-World pin for a l.0 grade average for a semester and a letter of com- mendation on the National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test. Entering the Peace Corps and extensive travel are some of Lynn's long range plans. She plans to major in mathematics in college and has a good start on a minor in German, as a student of German 8. 51: I, . r' .ef mv 1 X . I ,. 4, I , gy . . V, ' Q LOUISE FISCHER was a member of Na- tional Honor Society and worked on the new student visitation committee. She received a Key-To-The-World pin and certificate in her junior year and was a member of the Junior Honor Guard. Lou- ise enjoyed reading, sewing, bowling and playing softball. She taught a third grade Sunday School class. Louise es- pecially enjoyed her American problems class because they didn't use the usual textbook at all, but discussed what interested the class as teenagers and citizens. member of the National Honor Society and Concert Choir. She received a Key- To-The-World pin for her scholastic achievements and earned a letter for Choir and All-State. As the recipient of a General Residence Scholarship to the University of Arizona Cathy plans to major in Sociology. She wants to be a social worker dealing with juvenile de- linquents. During her time off from school she works at Jone's Drug Com- pany where she enjoys her work with the public.

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As a senior ANNA NUSSBAUM was a member of the songleading squad. She was also on the Girl's League council and was a member of the orchestra. In Anna's spare time she worked as a candy-striper. The-Key-to-the-World pin was presented to her for having a 1.0 grade average. Due to her good scho- lastic record and achievements, Anna was voted to be a member of the Na- tional Honor Society. Although she was given a Scholarship to the UA, she plans to attend an out-of-state college. STEPHANIE ELLQUIST enioyed working with the Yaqui Indian children at New Pascua with the Head Start program. She was a member of the National Honor Society and took an active part in Forensics. Stephanie also performed as a member of the Capricians. One of her dances was accepted for the Young Choreographer's Concert in March. Stephanie was an avid participant in speech, winning several awards in vari- ous divisions ofthe field. DEBBIE MATTHEWS participated in Pep Leadership as a songleader and was actively engaged in AFS, National Honor Society and Concert Choir. She earned a Key-to-the-World pin and a letter in Choir. Debbie plans to attend the UA with a General Residence Schol- arship, majoring in Home Economics. She wants to be an interior designer. In addition, she received a National Merit Scholarship Letter of Commendation. Her interests in sewing and cooking furthered her knowledge for her chosen field. cholastic Recognition Achieved by Seniors Calculus was a favorite class of CHUCK KNIGHT. He par- ticipated in intramural football, basketball and volleyball. Chuck was a member of the National Honor Society and was awarded a Key-to-the-World pin. He received a Certificate of Merit in both National Math Contests. In the spring of 1967, Chuck represented Palo Verde at the National Music Educa- tors Conference in Las Vegas. He enioys playing golf and the guitar. Among his many interests are hunting, spear fishing, cave exploration and water skiing. 1 .... I TOM BARTLETT participated in a variety of activities during his high school career. As a member of the school debate team in his sophomore year, Tom was well qualified as a Model United Nations Representative in which he participated his senior year. Prior to his junior year, Tom was Tucson co-ordi- nator of the Vietnam Summer Proiect. He was elected to the office of Senior Class Councilman. He was selected as Olym- pian King and was a Homecoming King Attendant. Tom plans to attend St. John's College in Santa Fe, New Mexico after his graduation.