Catalina High School - Torch Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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Sports Staff: Mandy McCoy, Roy Williams, John Varga, James Klein Layout Staff: Toni Hilliard, Valarie Davison, Carol Green, McKeever SV c I Q Qxxw wnkx 5?QE?3J M, ' is VMI. wi X 1 fi An hour each day was devoted to copy by Ann Fordham, Georgie Lowres, Tain Balfour, and Janice Hauer. .-1V , ,t,:,: .:,:,,, , ,.,.,., WW WWASMY U 1 ,, ,,,, 5 ,fl v Q - I J , r f y f X 'X A ' f X, X if J V , f y xQ'2xs A .M x . s , ,, . gvzawalvawvwv Q J, 1 S ,f gNh.,z,Msy X , f' sr U X f - X f X , ,tr ., t . , 7 Nw fs' Q mis? SWA 5, , , , J - A ass , 1 ff t., , . vga- , X Sfyim W-W............u,.,....W,..,,,WW.,..,. W. vm 2256353 y c, X Zi uno 3 N figys? woo A X Z V , N Q54 sk f 1 X 1 , I ' ,gggyf , se, ya fi X as Wt w iff si ,, ., Q wa 5 X we-fm .-Wm W mf A4152 gms ' ff 4' be ,Mx a NM.. Q P 2 . 'Mya ,J , 5 Jane Flickinger, publicity manager, Ellen Van Wagner, business Art Staff: Bill Brody, Debbie Turner, Lucy Richardson, Bill McCurdy. manager, Suzanne Bambauer, business 180 Je ff Copy Staff: Ann Fordham, Jane Mills,, Georgie Lowres, Ellen Mayo, Tain Balfour, Janice Hauer mv Roy Williams, Mandy McCoy, and Gail Price work overtime to meet a deadline. ' sl Qs ar ' ,Q 7 ar 3 J 'We i tv . . A J.. , - . g . ' ' gifs' W fr, W y iz J w g ' . .,., 1:3- , gr , v1.'?'j , fr 'Q xx. v- ., fv U 'ea' - 9' s ' A f J .4 gf., J , i X f is., . i S275 K.. , -'f 5'-W ky 1' -,- ef: . 1 ' iw . A 5 Carol Williams, librarian, Alice Jones, special copy writer, Linda Salant, indexes, Barbara Berger A Nr, , A Qs, 'V' ,.

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1 A A A Photo Staff: Dave Bivens, Jerry G New Torch Captures Essence of School Year The 1960 Torch, was well on its Way into being when the school year began this year. After the '59 year book was sent to press, the editors and staff of the '60 Torch began to assemble the 272 pages that comprise this book. Before the 159 school year was over, a rough layout had been made. At the beginning of the year, work was begun in earnest to meet the deadlines. The 1960 year book offers many new features, some of which include, black and white division pictures with cover overlays, a foldout page, a four process color picture of CHS, the use of action heads, more complete coverage of school life as may be seen in the fold-out page and the division pages. An assembly, held on December 10, kicked off a big sales campaign for the Torch. The finalists for Torch King and Queen were introduced and the annual staff put on a skit of a normal dayv in publications. By February 5, 1500 an- nuals had been sold. With the combined effort of the 31 staff members, the Torch is proudly pre- sented as a record of the school year. EX 2 rjffin, Tom Smith, Bill Russell Ken Mayer

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J u peteer Award Winning High School Newspaper The Quill and Scroll Intema- tional Honor Award and the Na- tional Scholastic Press All-Amer- ican Award were bestowed this past year upon Catalina's weekly newspaper, the Trojan Trumpe- teer. , The staff was responsible for writing and proofreading the copy and handling the layout. For the first year the Trumpeteer had control of their own adver- tising. The Graphic Arts Depart- ment was in charge of the photo- graphy. Two feature columns, Catalina Politics and Student Opinion, were new additions to the Trump. B111 Moore Gerry LaBelle Flrst Sem Managmg Edltor Second sem Feature Editor W Ed Mark Stanberry lccurdy Southard Adviser Copy Ed Kathy Krulish Bus Mgr News Ed