Catalina High School - Torch Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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,v 1 f .gs rttat .,, In a serious tone Sophomore Class president TOM ROY declared, Our class has unlimited potential. Then in a more joking manner he added, all we need is money! Being elected president ful- filled Tom's desire to continue participa- tion in his class government. .JA .74 f f Q rf sa ,, f -, 16 -: an V, uv I love to analyze my friends, chuckled CAROL HARTLEY, who plans to study psychology. She ran for Sophomore Class vice president because she was inter- ested in class activities, and with the other officers, she hopes to improve the class. The Sophomore advisory board is large. ,X 4 ,z ff r '51 AJ gliigggitml f ff ff, mmpmig 'lv' xls lt g. M ,1 ts PM ,aa . a ' O g 2,f.?Sf-52 fzig5'f?fi2Q ees. ' '11 2' w .Vx ffI'f 0z'Fp'Xf, ,, 25.4 ,, x f ,f ea, i ,. . -I , ,r,,f5.,.,w,:yf,,7,5gf ' A' -1 ,- e . r if ' M f1fzf',QL'g S f r - if 1 I ,, :ff H41 fmfwwyr,--:17k: .. ' ffl, V 1 1 'Iwi' 9' , ,W ,,,r,,, 7, , I w.',fr r', A A I definitely believe that there should be more of a relationship between the of- ficers and the students, exclaimed brown- haired SALLY GINTER. With the idea of a suggestion box in mind, the vivacious secretary feels that the students should be able to think up some excellent ways to improve the class. SOPHOMORE ADVISORY BOARD-Front Row: Sandy Shortman, Penny Marshall, Donna Graves, Tom Roy, Joan Cinter, Kathy Lynda Cuqua . . . Second Row: Cindy Duncan, Bob Rothrock, Carol Stanley, Anne Brownlee. Hartley, Sally Cinter, Ham Catlin, Kelly Iohnson . . . Back Row: