Catalina High School - Torch Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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Two girls jump for the ball as their teammates antici- pate catching it. P.E. Dept. Offers Varied Activities A wide variety of team sports is offered to all girls in their freshman and sophomore years. Speedaway, basketball, volleyball, softball, and hockey are only a few of the exciting team sports the girls may take. During the junior year, a semester of health is required. The remaining semester emphasizes individual sports such as tennis, golf, badminton, and archery. The P. E. department feels that individual sports are of a more lasting value to the student as they will be of a use later in life. With special permission from the instructor, a girl may take advanced sports, dance, or tennis. Sophomore and junior girls are eligible to try out for songleading or cheerleading which is also a part of the girls' P. E. department. A wild cheer arises from basketball fans as the team enters. AX , x l Barbara Miller drives the ball down the course. 170 i During their junior year most girls have an opportunity to take archery.

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vis, Marilyn gale, Karen icia Shober, linger, Pam 3, Outstanding Girl of the G.A.A. Chosen Catalina's Girls Athletic Association chose from its membership Dawn Hol- linger, a senior, as their Girl of the Year. Dawn is considered by her physical edu- cation teachers to be highly skilled in the many sports activities she has par- ticipated in during the past four years. She captained a very successful volleyball team in both her junior and senior years. The last two years found Dawn on the school's all-star basketball team. Other sports she has included into her after school time are, hockey, bowling, and softball. During this year she has served as the secretary-treasurer of GAA. The camera catches Dawn in some of her favorite sports. Dawn Hollinger 5 ff A I Q' , X Y it i M7'f 2 f: ,,fV?.a,Af o ' f ' , f ' A' ,W .. f .twffv-1 . X , A E W . ,W , , ff , , am, , ff V f 4 f 2 ,f f,ffW ' ' 'W . f ,W . ' 2 - I 1 ,ZffZQ 'Qin Inf 4421? . li Av: f V :- ' nf V f . ' . Ijlockey is one of the more ac- tive games that comprises the GAA program. A display of basketball skill. 169

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