Catalina High School - Torch Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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J Row 1: Linda McKee, Becky Clarke, Clare Marx, Diane DeLong, Connie Kellett, Judy Goldstein, John Wilson, Ronnie Hinrichs, Bob Tompkins, Ronnie Parsons, Rick Scarms, Glenda Brenton, Louise Smith, Elizabeth Wheeler. Bonita Meadows, Margaret Hagen, Marli Kress. Row 2: Alice Dawson, Darlene James, Phyllis Elliott, Harriet Robinson, Helen Hicks, Susan Jannetto, Sarah Carroll, Peter Read, Alfred Garr, Gary Lawson, Hank Byrd, Roy Fuller, Billy Dennerly, Carol Oberteuffer, Gwen Torsell, Pam Miller, Sally Contzen, Kay Vander Jagt, Susie Contzen, Rita Waid. Row 3: Sue McClements, Julie Barrett, Jill Farris, Janice Thomson, Ruth Shields, Carlotta Inorio, Bill Everhart, Taylor Macdonald, Don Livingston, Dale Burner, Alan Schultz, Steve Young, Tom Tompkins, Joan Weinzapfel, Betsy Garland, Alice Boyd, Billye Bloom, Judy Krivel, Diana Nunneley, Sharon Trivanovich. Hard Work and Preparation Go into Beffs Are Rz'f2gz'ng After months of hard work and prep- aration, the A Cappella Choir, with the combined efforts of the other music groups, presented their annual operetta, Bells Are Ringing. Among their other presentations were the Christmas pro- gram, the Schubert mass in G Major, a music festival, on April 22, and a spring patio concert. Members of the A Cappella choir are chosen from the Boys Glee Club and the Girls Chorus. This year eight students were chosen to represent Catalina at the All-State Choral Clinic held at the University of Arizona on March 19. f n VW t Harold Porter, Director This year, for the first time, auditions were held in order to select the members of the Ensemble. They are chosen from those students enrolled in the A Capella Chorus. Becoming a member of the En- semble is an achievement that any A Capella Chorus member can be proud of. The Ensemble appeared in a concert on October 27, the Christmas program, a Music Festival held on April 22, the Spring Patio concert, and the Schubert Mass in G major. The Schubert Mass, held on February 4, was given with the Rincon High School A Capella Chorus.

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Row 1: Alvera Jacobs, Susie Stewart, Connie Zylks, president, Janet Wright, Carol Currie, Charlotte Meadows, Irene Johnson Linda Traister, secretary-treasurer, Kim Clark, Sue Lueckeg Kathy Peters, vice-president, Row 2: Harold Porter, director, Lenora Larrick Sherry Bee, Jill Wray, Janet Roherg Andrea Guerbadotg Judy Stigerg Sue Dees, Kathy Finn, Karen Webb, Ann Bowden, Marlene Hughes Kathy Stockwell, Gail Wyman, Row 3: Helen Ruppel, Darla O'Neil, Joyce Janes, Karen Kelly, Judy Lowe, Cheryl Bartram, Joyce Palmer Marcia Moler, Pat Pemberton, Marian McBride, Linda Carmichael, Cheryl Howell, Helen Eason, Dorothy Smith. J l Previous Training Necessary for Girls Choir I V,,,,,- ',4'F Director Harold Porter helps Sue Dees and Charlotte Meadows as they rehearse a duet. 192 The Girls Chonis, which is a second year group, is open to any girl who has previously taken beginning chorus. This course also provides training for A Cap- pella. This year the Girls Chorus par- ticipated in the Christmas program, a concert on October 27, a patio concert in the spring and the Catalina Music Festival. The Catalina Music Festival, held on April 22, featured all Catalina music groups and those from Doolen and Townsend Junior High Schools.