Catalina High School - Torch Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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l 3 4 tl-g J l GERMAN CLUB-Front Row: Eric Schultz, sergeant-at-arms, Jon geant-at-arms, Donna Santee, secretary, Tom Wilson, vice-president, treasurer, john Fontaine, president, Joe Breck, sergeant-at-arms . . JoAnn Brody, Peppy Van Houten, Pat Brown, Linda Legler, Kia Weis, Goeff Cross, john Pierce, Richard Decker, Aaron Sulman, Third Row: Sharon Ingram, Karen Chumichal, Bob Teglund, John Oaks, jim Kirmse, Janey Kress, Allan Divis, David Kubista . . Richard Doubrava, Newton Don, Bill Evans, Debbie Doephe, Pa Fisher, Joan Debel, Luis Lafoateza, Steve Staples, Barry Chalmers . Hoffman, ser- Archie Abaire, . Second Bow: Hoflich, Tony adviser . . . Lance, Steven . Fourth Row: ul Smith, Ann . . Back Row: Marshal Mercer, William McClements, Stanley Oaks, Robert Nagoda, Sonya Adler, jane Orient, Catherine Hurst, Nadine Luchtman, Fred Henninger, International Club Aims for World Knowledge Todayls emphasis on foreign coun- tries is fostered by the International Club, whose purpose is to cultivate fur- ther interest in Q N tions and their people. Pro-gram?-gat-ft monthly meet- ings are clude speakers from as many as possible. Helping, the sell Amer- ican Field was the Club's main project tliisvyearfl Other activities were the collection of stamps for chil- dren in Germany and a dinner featuring , foreign foods. German Club Attended State Language Meet The second year of the Catalina German Club found its members busily planning a more varied list of activities. A club pin was selected and ordered, a German banquet was attended. Mem- bers of also participatedain the State? hL3. , ,at P J ,.. it 1 es and an. A , 'i Tjgz, 1, ugh . f K' . WW! taking pass- ing grade ,.,if join the German purpose of the club is to acquaint its members with the language and customs of Germany, which was accomplished through speak- ers and slides. INTERNATIONAL CLUB-Front Row: Ann Poole, president, Audrey Demichael, vice-president, . . . Second Row: Glenda Garland, Ruth Wheeler, Ann Tunnell, Ann Williams, Mel David . . . Back How: Marilyn Miller, Tony Lefeber, Patty Schneider, Judi Spray, Patty Young.

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INTER NOS-Front Row: Charity Everitt, vice-president, Kelly johnson, president, State JCL Convention Attended by Inter Nos After attending the junior Classical League Convention at the U of A in March, members of Inter Nos, the Latin Club, were able to verify that Latin Lives Todayf, Toga and stola-clad mem- bers could be seen tripping through the hall on their fall initiation and the held in the spring. Latin Club's major projectsifbf Mernbershigifinfjlnter Nos is open to any student who is currently taking Latin or has taken it in the past and is passing in all subjects. By learning of the effect Roman culture has had on modern civilization, the club seeks to increase future interest in Latin. Suzy Simpson, secretary . . . Second Row: jim Kirmse, Lynda Cuqua, Karen Brown, Susan Eddy, Raye Mosky . . . Third Row: Ann Poole, Barbara Harrison, Lois Putnam, Nancy Barrett, Pam Wasley, Richard Cummins, Miss Eunice Odom, adviser . . . Back How: janet Forbes, Lesli Lorenzen, Mel David, Marie Conley, Gail Supina, David Winter. Club EI Cid Investigates Latin Language, Custom Interest in Spain or Hispano- America draws many students into Club El Cid, Catalina's Spanish Club, for a look into the language and customs of these countries. Monthly meetings give members a speak Spanish and learn La tiirough speakers and slides actual experi- M.f'Wi- . - ences, such a Mexican movie or clothing for the needystridgnts oflwthe Nogales, So- nora high school was the service project of the year. An annual banquet, inter- school fiesta and post luck supper were included in Club El Cid's activities. l SPANISH CLUB-Front Row: Anne Poole, treasurer, julia Garay, secretary, judy Riley, president, Steve Amesbury, vice-president . . . Second Row: Miss Mary Ott, adviser, Nancy Kelly,'Karen Porter, Betty Bremond, Barbara Chilson, Mike Hatcher . . . Back How: Ann Bremond, Kay Hatcher, judy Brott, Patty Schneider, Susan Turman, Pat Hennigan, Richard Gregor, Bill Hibbs.

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M, FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA-Front Row: Kathleen Thomblison, Chris Jensen, treasurer, Charlotte Kiddo, vice-president, Susy Grossetta, president, Carol Currie, secretary, Martha Prentiss, historian, Mrs. Ann Soelter, adviser, Mary Jane Campbell, publicity manager . . . Second Roux. Susan Weitz, Cheryl Woods, Barbara Oppemiann, Cathie Moran, Karen Watson, Susie Henna, Ann Bremond, Lauren Studin, Katie Chenoweth . . . Third Row: Brenda Logan, Gwen DeWeerdt, Portia Lackey, Betty Bremond, Lesli Lorenzen, Linda Kremer, Ann Brown, Sandi Rout, Pennie Atha, -Roberta Stevenson, Glenda Garland . . . Back Row: Carol Brooks, Pat Gillespie, Mary Young, Karen Chaclderdon, Judi Spray, Helen Weber, Kathy Robertson, jamie Price, Bonnie Underhill, Becky Taylor, Ann Dawson, Diane Hourscht. Pages Learn, Guild Students, Teachers Any student who works in the li- P brary is eligible to join the Pages. This newly organized club was formed by interested student librarians last year. v4!1fvT' Duties : checking books, Shel 'f td-ftztg g care of b k d ar e frmfb oo s, an feepr 3 e' rary rooms neat. ,a,a..,..,,,,,,,, Kg ,,, . This yeariagf fyfd a Christ- mas party ee in a get- together with 'a ent librarians from other high schools. They attended the state convention held in Tucson in the spring. Members of the club also visited the teen room of the city library. Chas Upham Bm Elle. FTA to Shape Minds of Tomorrow's Youth Shaping the minds of tomorrowas youth is the task of the Future Teachers of America. The club was established for the purpose of studying, and par- ticipating in the teaching field. It is open to students with an average of three or better who are interested in teaching. During the meetings mem- bers study and apti- tudes teaching. A visit to the lpli for the Deaf and Bling in a selective for teach- ers were the main activities of the club this year. Members were also allowed to visit other Tucson Public schools and observe teaching methods used with an eye towards prospective future employment. PAGES-Front Row: Mrs. Emily Griggs, adviser, Pam Eley, social chairman, Glen Thurston, president, Iudy Mack, secretary, Mrs. Luanne Scheuerman, adviser . . . Second Row: Barbara Hillegonds, Sharyn King, Phyllis Schnopp, Barbara Opperman, Manda Krampel, john Clow . . . Third Row: Hank Russell, Carol Callaghan, Susan Duncan, Karen Wilson, Helen Weber, Curtis Martin . . . Back Row: Rita Canady, Nadine Bradshaw, Viki Thurston, Ion Callaghan, Linda F owkes,