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

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4 FACULTY FORWARD-Nancy Yerkes, Nancy Lenches, editor PHOTO-COORDINATOR-Cindy Miner . . ovrlce MANAGER-chfywnn Tsaguras AY0UT'C 'dY T ' RZ. COPY STAFF-Barbara Dupuy, Robin Hilion, Aida Astiazaran, Sharon Bailey, Pam Malling.

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Students Turned Out '69 Ol mpian in May ASSISTANT EDITOR Linda Garner Twenty-three students were selected by advisor Mr. Burdette Bee on the basis of their ability and willingness to work on the '69 Olympian. Yearbook class was divided into nine different staffs. The layout editor checked all dummy layouts and the copy staff wrote captions, headlines and copy blocks. Senior and underclass edi- tors organized and scheduled class pic- tures, while the index editor arranged names alphabetically in the index and checked to make sure all names under pictures were correct. Sports staff wrote their own captions and copy blocks. Faculty forward scheduled teacher pic- tures and planned the opening section of the yearbook. One of the most difficult iobs was that of planning ideas for student ac- tivities. Organizations was in charge of club and advisor pictures. Working as a bridge ebetween photography and yearbook departments, the photo-co- ordinator checked and returned proofs. The editor-in-chief, in perhaps one of the hardest iobs, attempted to coordinate the efforts of all students into a uni- fied yearbook. ADVISOR Burdette Bee Robin Hilton stamped underclass file cards for the yearbook staff. Pictures, SPORTS STAFF-Tom Puckett, editorp Pete Blecha, Karen Ford. l taken early in the year, were passed out during breaks on November 7-8.

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Photographers Assisted Post and Yearbook lift' I ., of sg, is 'if Q s tr E' I . r PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF-FRONT ROW: Chuck Gear- BACK ROW: Bruce Mikelson, Greg Lefko, hart, John Barringer, Phil Lee. SECOND ROW: Cin- Stenbakken, Carl Nichols, Judy Hollis, Bob dy Miller, Linda Wallace, Bonnie Hanson, Sharon Young, Pat Stewart. Bailey, Margaret Miller, Bill Quimby, Judy Lo. 4 , i.5e,W,....... Q ,tt Barry De- .rv Photography sta ff, consisting of seventeen members, played a vital part in editing of the yearbook and in pro- ducing pictures for the school news- paper, the Post. Advisor Mr. Leonard Chedsey helped photography staff members with problems that arose dur- ing the year. To qualify for membership on the staff, students were required to have taken two prerequisities: photography l and 2 and graphic arts. Students were selected on the basis of their ability to handle the work. Consideration of the students' past performance and re- liability was also part of staff member requirements. Reliability had to be con- sidered since there were deadlines to be met and events to be attended in order to take necessary pictures. When the staff was not busy with photography shots for the yearbook and Post, each individual on the staff worked on other photo-iournalism problems and also took part in photo contests through- out the year. One of the contests was the National Scholastic Magazine Contest. Photography staff members gained much experience through the work they were requested to do during the year. f ,m - G. W. -A. l I rr... V in v rr o 5 . .. lf 'g'9 r, .f f 1 t dy 'Q Following assignment instructions, photographer Chuck Gearhart attempted an phages,-cphy Edna,-5..Bob Deygungl Olympian phgfo editor, Cindy Miller, action shot during a game. The film was developed in the school lab. Olympian phogoqoordingfo,-5 Mr, Leonqfd Cl-iedggy, qdviggy,