Catalina High School - Torch Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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Sophomore Year Launched by 'Music From Heaven' As their sophomore year at Catalina comes to a close, the class of ,64 reminisces over their first two fun- filled years at CHS and anticipates the years which remain. Their freshman class party, Getting To Know Youf was enjoyed by all who attended. They also had a movie to raise money. Leading the sophomore class this year are Tom Boy, Carol Hartley, and Sally Ginter whose progressive ideas will help their class to be long remembered at CHS. The class sponsored an after-the-game dance, Music From Heavenf, on October 20th. The soft blue lights and swing band added to the atmosphere. Another dance was sponsored in May instead of a movie. A new class-supported idea is a class scrapbook. 'X , X- . 77, -'-52' Oh no, that can't be mein was a familiar expression uttered by many who saw their yearbook pictures for the first time. Stiff . Charles Ingram, class sponsor Mr. Tom Turkey doesn't seem too appreciative of the improve- ments Grant Hoecker is making in his feather arrangement, which appeared as part of a display.

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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:

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