Catalina High School - Torch Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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ma- H Miss Norma Hyatt, adviser ' Although a game of doubles is strenuous, Lynda Bowlby, Patti Foster, Donna Santee, and Sharon Murphy seem to be enjoying themselves. - , .' 'i Tv, --91112-isnmafff' LL, - fi y , mx 5 Keeping her eye on the ball, Lynda Bowlby returns a serve dur- ing a practice match. 5 3 M, I iw' ' '-if aft' Q 'f rl i:igi,.- ,-r,,--,a.W,,... , r vxlv f V Q - t 1 X 9 -3 ff---W if: rr-L I w Q3 5 D!! 3 if ,.,.N 71 JUNIOR VARSITY TENNIS-Ann Baustein, Margaret Wilson Sue Wilkinson, Carol Hartley, and Barbara Rosenburg. ,, 'Q - 'wr , , 1 9 n in ' , 5 ,iv ,f , 557 S V lg j ggi ,Q R ,Wi ,f . fi 'Q r ' .Lg x ti r ,r 'L if , ,y Y -f ,U , i , y f f f L 'L o - , 1 -if f, ,V ff - V -5, A 4 AVN V if i-'L1 ,, Q ,gd p, 'i:g' fi ' , 'VW 1' f .V , ' 7 Q Q igf -' S .V,V, 1 W l H ' I ,,,, M ,K n, F , , - , M , rr - 'V it ri r r gat ,Y V, L L it gy' I, J? '41 I F TENNIS CLASS-Front Bow: Sue Wilkinson, Lorraine Newlin, Barbara Rosenburg, Carol Hartley, Lynda Bowlby, Sharon Mur- phy, Barbara Jameson, Lynda Moore, Susie Salant. Back Row: Ann Baustian, Trudy Hummel, Marlo Keith, Donna Santee, Margaret Wilson, Liz Bagot, Patti Foster, Ann Brownlee, Jerri Cornell, Diane Schwartz. . jd 1' iv y.. 57:41, p f:,,j'jZr,A 'lk I i 4

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Ann Baustian Lynda Bowlby Patti Foster Sharon Murphy Margaret Wilson Varsity Composed of Last Year's Successful JV's There was a completely new varsity team this year, which was drawn from last yearis successful I.V.'s. De- spite the lack of experience, the over-all year for the girlis tennis team was termed successful, On February 3rd the varsity began their season with Casa Grande. There was a total of tvventy-one varsity matches, four of which were out of town. Nine matches were played by the J.V.s, the first with Tucson and the last with Rincon. Members of the tennis team are selected from the tennis class. Girls interested in joining the tennis team must be better than average in tennis and plan to play four years in interscholastic competition. The girls are coached on the technicalities of tennis and are shown different types of strategy. They receive grades, which are determined by their attitude and ability, and must maintain eligibility. A class tournament is held among the girls to set up the ladder. After that, each girl can challenge one or two positions above her own, but once she loses, she must accept a challenge from below. If she loses the challenge from below, she drops one positionon the ladder. fx x I' W Tired, but smiling, Donna Santee and Lorraine Newlin shake hands after com- Dufiflg PTUCUCG ADH Brownlee is W0fkiI1g hard to pleting a grueling tennis match. perfect her serve.

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Pep Leaders Promote School Spirit Among Students Ware from Catalina and couldn't be prouder, is enthusiastically yelled by the cheerleaders. Promoting school spirit and instilling Within the student body the desire to participate in cheering are the aims of the pep leaders. They spend many hours on after school practices. In addition to appearing at all football and basketball games, the pep leaders par- ticipated in and planned, the numerous pep assemblies throughout the year. Tryouts, lasting over a period of several Weeks, for the songleading and cheerleading positions, are held in the spring, and consist of strenuous exercise. Cheers and dances are taught by present cheerleaders and songleaders. These positions are based on poise, pep, rhythm, appearance, and voice. This year, the songleaders were invited to per- form during the half-time at one of the University of Arizona basketball games. I.V. cheerleaders added spirit and enthusiasm to all of the l.V. and freshmen games. They cheered at football games, held on Saturday mornings, and the basketball games, which were prior to the varsity games on Friday and Saturday nights. -IUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS-Rosalind Navin, Anita Russo, Sue Neubauer, Georgann Connally, Susan Davis, Kathy Stanley