Catalina High School - Torch Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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:d itended :matics is year which portun- mles for his is a ect and undred : coun- a stu- wer. It igation, science, e fields O .6 V im fQ M Mg r f, W J tw PN. V' P. Cliff Myfick goys p. E' Joyce Sprinkle Health GlI'lS P. E. Baseball ,.5,. Q Rock Mineral Club Eveliitt NiCh01S0H Robert Swanson C3 B Boys P. E. 1.12270-lP.Eh 533533: Jr. Varsity Football i . 'H' was AA Preston Rittenhouse Boys P. E. Gymnastics if ' . . . . Virginia Robinson Girls P. E. 4 Pirouettes Dardanaires X Chairman Girls P. E. Audrey Salzer Girls P. E. Catalina Christian Youth Jack Segurson Boys P. E. Health Weightlifting Club l Chairman Boys P. E. rt! X ff. X . ff 1. 1 5 7? ,,, ,X ,- ,, Y Q. . f. Y If lfii ff f 5 ., ff. I . Qfx ' ,f ',w,'.l.. f. f 'T ,f .f W ., I . .,.. f,.'..n, , 4' f -ff ff . . f ff 1 . .. I' IU . 1. , , A demonstration is given as Jack Segurson referees. Gale Bell Biology Track and Cross Country Virginia Childs Biology Bi-Chem Phy. Co-ordinator for CHS Science Fair Elizabeth Frantz Biology Bi-Chem-Phy. Walter Holliday Physics Bill Kellis Biology Edward Kuhn Chemistry Rifle Club 117,37 A. .WM kifofip ot' biology students help Glenn Rothrock clean the aquarium in the t 'I ht' is s -.xi ll C, Emphasis on Science ln School Curriculum Because it now plays such an import- ant part in our daily lives, a new empha- sis has been put on science in the high school curriculum. In a science class a student learns the scientific methods for problem solving. Nine hundred and thirty students are enrolled in the classes. if. M ' John Matteson -1 Physics ' Physical Science I f B1-Chem-Phy. , 0 1 . E f X ,' Ken Pearson y-lf Chemistry . ffftt M t Football I , ,,f, X ,Z Glenn Rothrock 'P ff . Biology V R G Bi-Chem Phy. f, Dept. Chairman K 3 at I in ' tr f ' if W ' David Smith V J t 4 V Physics MM' . f'f't , ski Club f A Science Coordinator t W

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