Catalina High School - Torch Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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A an .4 'P fri 13 i v . ,. K4 , ' at' i Q i i!, F sl, . A - 1 What! Me worry? This seems to be the expression of the SENIOR jane Campbell, john Helin, jackie Rodriguez, Bob jameson, Susan CLASS ADVISORY BOARD-Sitting: Clive Seal-Standing: Mary Brewer, jerry Fitz, Dave Bartlett, Lane VVipff, Tom Murphy, Four Years at Catalina Has Changed Class of '62 Four years ago, members of the class of '62 entered Catalina as scared, immature freshmen. This year, as they walk from graduation, they are confident, Q , mature young men and women who profited by ex- periences gained during their four years in high school. e so The Senior Prom, held on November 18, was the bright spot of their last year. An unusual Wall struc- ture was added to the novel medieval atmosphere. With Judy Cuison representing them as Senior Day Princess, the class trouped to the U of A for Senior Day, November 11. Patrick Maguire and Aaron Sulman have spon- sored the class of P62 for four years and have con- tributed greatly to its success. we L. V f V. . , , r f A ,M fer 4 7 if f' Vp! p W I f' I if 'r Q li A211011 Sulman, Patrick Maguire, Senior calling cards are exchanged by Bob Hoffman, W'ayne C1355 SPOHSOI C1355 SPOUSOT Burkhalter, Terry Conder, Kathy Harshrnan and Bill Hibbs.

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4,5'A, 'WVhy does everyone call me Olive?,' sighs CLIVE SEAL, senior class president. Clive believes that students should know more about their class government, and seeks to improve the relationship between students and officers by using the sug- gestion box and having more class meetings. iiit JOHN HELIN won the election for senior class vice president with the largest majority in Catalina history. The explana- tion is quite simpleg john was the only candidate running for this office. john's one hope was to make this year the most memorable for all seniors. F, A I gait ' ' ' Dark-haired JACKIE RODRIC-UEZ,S junior year was her first at Catalina, so being elected senior class secretary was an honor. jackie believes that participation in school activities is of major importance for a Well-rounded high school life. F ' , f awe K' K' ' ' I WM '-Jgfw-'5' V k r if ,je 3 , t . ,, ,Z i . L S 4 W .,,, ,. ,, , VV , - 5 as ,, A f , ,,., A Y: , 0 H mfg, 33' Q f , , ff f' ' MM! f- ' -' 'f ?v2..W2'f ' ,,,,, E - . . A , . Z.!'5f'-If . vi ' A Saturday, UA, November 111121 This was an important date to at the Student Union Building, they attended many activities in many seniors from all over the state of Arizona. After registering cluding a barbeque and the UA game With Idaho,

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