Catalina High School - Torch Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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Anytown - Gives Inspirational, Reward ng Experience Anytown is a human relation workshop for high school delegates from all over Arizona. C.atalina's dele- gates were chosen by a board on the basis of their ap- plications. For one week last summer at Anytown, Catalinais delegates and all the other selected students lived together in perfect harmony in spite of their dif- ferences in race, color, and creed. Anytown usually has the privilege of having one or more foreign ex- change students attend. According to delegates, Anytown in all aspects is truly an inspirational and rewarding experience for anyone interested in human relations. Workshops were held every day where one could discuss prejudices, compare religions, and express ideas and feelings o-n almost any subject with the other delegates. Horse- back riding, swimming, hiking, singing, and games entertained the Anytowners during recreation and their free time. IMIKICWIEI Q Mfg? Q '! ' - 1-wflvmmh s ti, .61 A 5 - Always on the go, Anytowners never had time to spare as illustrated by Tom Bartholomew perched on a pole. ANYTOWN DELEGATES-Front How: Kay Hatcher, Bobbie Crose . . . Second Row: Willow Carter, Patty Schneider, Connie Graham . . . Back Row: Dave Bartlett, Tom Bartholomew, Gary Monheit. The hillside sing held in the morning and attended by every Anytown delegate provided enjoyment, if not musical harmony, for all. 'l'7'7

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