Catalina High School - Torch Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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.ion Lhip to and vith She ing. Zol- l l ved Ari- EICC 'CSI- cre- ans' her- izes ans, tion f W 4 2 .iifazwm I A 0 A 7 ,f ,,.gJ.,,y f f 4 . XY! , VW ' ., ff It diff 51,2 ' 5 sewing -'j X, ,V K L-f': ., J ' 12'?CfW gn- 'Mft' wuw- - V , 4, ,gg ' 'ff A,,.':1W .ff iff!! ., . -L0 Exif , , ,Qs,f,bf - TOM KENAN was a member of the football and track teams, he participated in the senior Hi-Y and the Letterman's Club. He has been an active participant in church work Having been born in Ohio, Tom has trav eled all over the United States Canada, and Mexico He is definitely interested in all kinds of sports and is going to college. However, he is uncertain as to his future plans JANET AYERS, co-chairman of Capers, has been busy in student government since her freshman year. She was a court justice and served as junior class secretary. Music also plays an important part in Janet's life. She is a member of the school orchestra and band. Janet has participated in the Heart Fund, Pea- nuts for Polio, and Muscular Dystrophy Drive. She is also a member of Rainbow and the Tucson Youth Symphony. Meeting a moose face to face in the middle of a swamp near Anchorage Alaska was the most surprising experience Ive ever had DOUG FISHER has lived m many of the coastal States of the U S Doug has taken part in various school activities including National Honor Society and interscholastic speech com petition He IS interested in creative writing and speech and plans to major in English at the U of A TOM TOMPKINS, a native of Omaha, Ne- braska, has traveled through the Northwest. Tom was president of Catalina Methodist Youth Fellowship, president of the high school church choir, had the lead part in the operetta, and holds membership in National Honor Society, Latin and Spanish Clubs, student coun- cil, band and football. His plans entail study of medicine at the University of Arizona or California Western. UW Wham, L YW 7' 21, V i 54 Q A