Catalina High School - Torch Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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W i K T V i 1 annul! Former King, Monty Clausen crowns Jim Nichols, Diane seems completely oblivious of the fact that she Nil new Torch King. is about to be queened. King Jlm, Queen Diane Crowned The Christmas season at Catalina was brought to a climax I with the Torch Ball, December 18. Sponsored by the Torch, the dance was held in the cafeteria. Committees were com- posed of members of the Torch staff who handled the entire affair. A The motif of the ball, blue and silver, was carried out in the crowns and robes of the Torch King and Queen. The identity of the royalty was kept secret until the crowning. King Jim Nichols and Queen Diane Jeffries were crowned with blue velvet tiaras. King kisses Queen as happy attendants, Mary U l ' Ric Helen and Monty look on, The happy new King and Queen smile at their audience. joii H A Q, 1 1 3 X I i -Q :si ' gqggun--v'

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at she dlience. Rick Parrish, John Goodwin, Bob Hinkle, and Ed Dooley join the crowd that is waiting for the princesses. mf rw 42 Z Nina aDDr03ChCS the PlHtf0fITl during the final judging. Catalina's.Senior Day Princess Nina Stlgers walks along the Judging platform College Life Glimpsed by Seniors Seniors from all over Arizona met at the U of A for Senior Day. This annual event gives seniors the opportunity to visit the University campus and catch a glimpse of college life. Included in the day's events were campus tours, visits to the various departments, and a fashion show. The climax of the afternoon was the crowning of the Senior Day Queen. The day was brought to a close with a barbecue and the Uni- versity of Arizona vs. New Mexico football game. , Win t, W B l mu, in fn., I Seniors from all over the State convened at the University for senior day ,0 .MZ gy