Catalina High School - Torch Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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,ze 1. 4510 ,, 0 1 ,Q Q Oolol .ova A331404 5g4'- fi to o +10 ' fa own P 'G -ll ao-10, 1,207 A000 ' 239 Gag' O O ' LARRY ASHTON, one of Tucson's rare natives, heads the Junior Class this year. Larry hopes he can help develop the potential his class possess. He feels he is capable because of his experience on sophomore student council. We were able to accomplish a lot this year, states Larry. Tall, athletic XVARREN PHELAN served as Iunior Class vice president. Al- though basketball and baseball occupied much of his time, as class officer, he Worked hard stressing the importance of new ideas. In order to improve class activities, he fully believes, Everyone should take interest in his class and pitch in as a volunteer. I like working with other teenagers and meeting all types of people, confided FRANCIS UPHAM, secretary of the Junior Class. Francis, who is strongly in favor of the student govemment program, thinks the students should have every chance possible to put forth their ideas. -ssi-NY dsl... if . Here's the daily line-up. Exactly two minutes ,before the bell, the absence excuses. Do Mike Cartwright, Jim Blough, Tom Thompson rush begins with frantic pushing, shoving, and writing out of and Lewis Hudson really want to miss first period?

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Junior Class Looks to Memories and Expectations The end of their third year left Iuniors with memories of past experiences and expectations of the future. lVith three years behind, the Iunior Class looks forward to next year. XVarren Phelan, Junior Class vice-president, states, It seems like yesterday when we were freshmeng it's hard to believe next year we will be 'cbig seniors. The prominent memory is the junior-Senior Prom, April 28, including the planning and elaborate decorations. alt was worth itli' they exclaim. juniors also sponsored the annual rodeo dance in February. Although themeless and without decorations, their after-game dance in September went over with a ubangf, The Junior Class this year was sponsored by YVilliam Kellis. 4 , A fi ' 1 ft ' 'K Qty, 'A' A ,. Q M p f -44-ffl: , A in W f fur I 'vs 1 A Q . 'V 1 li - - 'ln be lf V. '.' I N. W if is l S.. -cs 'T C r-' f K ' l' E 'K . I ' UF T 9' O i ' . . .N '- P ' Nothing lzke a physics class to exercise the ol mind These stu xrlllam Kelhbr dents cert unly look lntelhgent with their handy slide rules c ass sponsor ., , , , ,' brie Back Hou, Connie Crihim XV1rren Phclin Larry Ashton Y BOARD . . , Front Row. Barbara Ewing, Lynn Sxlegilfaligxldningham . . . Second Row: Eve Crzybowski, Kelly Frincis Upham Dive Uhler Hanson Barbara Neumer, Melanie Robertson, joe Breck, Don Ca