Catalina High School - Torch Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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,, ' -'Qin , ,. --bbr - . X ...aw '4yX?'s.x. H :rx--. Umwi 5 JULIE BARRETT is one person who can boast of being a native Tucsonian. She was secretary of National Honor Society, president of the Junior Red Cross, a member of Tri-Hi- Y, A Cappella Choir, Ensemble, and Interna- tional Club. Traveling to Great Britain and receiving the Elks' Award will always be her memorable events. Music and history are Julie's favorite subjects. Her future plans in- clude attending college. Tall, red-headed STEVE YOUNG has been through Germany, England, Portugal, France, Holland, Canada, and Sweden with the Tucson Boys' Chorus. His main interests are in cars and photography. Steve was an Ensemble solo- ist several times this year. His activities in- cluded Hi-Y, NHS, Honor Service Society, Choir Council, and Boys' State. He was in advanced English and Chemistry classes. Winning the National Science Foundation Award gave SHERRY BARNEY a scholarship to the University of Kansas last summer to study math. Her favorite classes are math and French. She has made several hunting trips with her father which have taken her to Mexico. She lists her main interests as ranching and hunting. Sherry also enjoys jazz and motorcycles. Col- lege is included in her future plans. Grand Canyon, Arizona, was the birthplace of TEE COOK, CHS letterman. Tee has lived at many of the National Monuments in Ari- zona. His school activities included vice-presi- dent of NHS, freshman class president, secre- tary of the Student Body, and the Lettermans' club. His hobbies range from sports to leather- work. Track is his favorite sport, he specializes in the 880. Tee is not sure of his future plans, but he has considered majoring in education or forestry. Z vb ,1f ' .4 . t - ,-,. ,,,,, . ,ff .fvfw f . ' v'

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'rw- f JANICE PHELPS has lived in Bal- timore, where she was born, as well as in Tucson. Janice was very active in Job's Daughters, National Honor Society, and Spanish Club. She was a Student Federation Delegate in her junior and senior years and had the honor of taking trigonometry and col- lege algebra at the university last summer. Her future plans include studying at the U. of A. to become a teacher. Brooklyn-born RICK PARRISH lists his interests as athletics and philosophy. Rick plans to become a Rabbi. At present he is president of his temple's youth group. He has also participated in oratorical and debate contests, and lists Speech and English as his favorite classes. Rick has been active in football and baseball and is a three year letterman. His school ac- tivities have included vice-president of Hi-Y, a member of the student coun- cil and advisory board. Q QATAWA ui6HlST. um.. . 395897 ' V 1 1, 1 ,Q I ,W we sfil'-1'- 1 W fx! rs, V- is 5 . xl, K' '. L1 X ia WW M.. K 1 Hear-ye!, Hear-ye! is heard as DARLENE JAMES presides as chief justice of the student court. Her ac- tivities included Job's Daughters, Girls' League Council, NHS, A Cap- pella Choir, Ensemble, advisory board, Catalina Christian Youth, speech, and representing CHS as Rodeo Queen Attendant. She plans to study teaching and music at Ashland College in Ohio. A238 f an ,ft , 2 4 3 ,I 5 .., ., 'rf ., 2 6 ,UQ , i A w 4 I M. if is I'm very interested in people, states NANCY BAKSA, 18 year-old senior. Nancy has been on the Stu- dent Council, is a member of Na- tional Honor Society, and has worked with the Inter-School Council. Nancy also played an active part in the Dar- danaires. She claimed the most ex- citing thing that happened to her was dining at the Paramount Studios one summer. She plans to attend the U. of A. and major in Home Economics. Lively KRIS BORN, a native New Yorker, has seen much of the United States. Kris participates in her church choir, serves on the Youth Employ- ment Service Advisory Board, and is secretary of the Candystripers at Tuc- son Medical Center. Among her school activities were the tennis team, debate team, and NHS. Upon gradu- ation she plans to major in psychol- ogy, hoping to become a social worker. ta C I i 5 1 1 1 if X me t. ,- l Q I www 1 , ZA, H .i .1 nw 1. ,,....-- .sx 4 f,