Catalina High School - Torch Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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Catalina's viva- pepleaders per- oious form for the students with a lively and spir- ited routine to The Blue and the White. . rl u1g ir . Q 1 Y Y. 'N Kelly Hanson and Ioni Phillips display the general atmosphere felt , by all at the Girls League Mixer-Really Swinging! iivg , . ', in 15 4 ' We're off to beat Sunnyslopen were the cries of enthusiastic Trojans as Highlighting the first pep assembly was the introduction of they waved good-by for the annual out-of-town game! the football team by their coach john Griste. l f 1 jf' g 3 ,Q K1 TR 01 8

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F fl fs i fs 'gztfka ' ' .-I 1s5 Not euen conscientious dieters could stay away from tempting cookies and cokes served at the annual Girls League frosh coke party. Shoulders back, head up, and say cheese, are instructions given by Ross Sepulveda, underclass photographer. School Year Blossoms With September Activities September brought Catalina's activities into full swing after the summer months and a new school year was ushered in. The first pep-rally, with introduction of peplead- ers, launched another football season, in which Trojan spirit ran high. For the annual out-of-town game, Catalina students traveled to Phoenix in a fourteen bus caravan and returned late, tired but enthusiastic. Girls' League started off the social year with a mixer and the annual coke party to acquaint the old and new students at Catalina. The junior Class proved, with their after-the-game dance, that it is not necessary to have a theme nor decorations to have a successful dance. S EP TE M BER 8-Girls, League Mixer 15-Football, CHS - Salpointe 22-Football, CHS - Arcadia 22-Ir. Class Dance 29-Football, CHS at Sunnyslope jim Wertman plays the part of a typical freshman as he ponders over his schedule and stack of books on the first day of school.

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October Kicks-Off a Fall Filled With Activities lim sitting on top of the world! sings Senior Larry Dent as he decorates, perched on top of the goal posts. October came in as a football game, full of spirit and wanting to kickoff, During this month Catalina students were able to take in four football games. After the Tucson High game, the Lette1man's Club sponsored a dance, where their queen, Shelly Harrell, was crowned. The Sopho- more Class, dance, Music From Heavenf, after the Rin- con game, was attended in great spirit after our nar- row victory. October 21 saw Band Day at the U. of A. High school bands from the state attended and pom pon girls received a superior rating. October was climaxed with the celebration of Halloween. Trick or treat?v We see no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil-'do no evil? Well maybe October 31 will be an exception to this rule. Delightecl Trojans move across the field into newly assigned seats in the grandstand., The Catalina Trojan Marching Band performs an interesting and an unusually difficult drill, which succeeds in pleasing its audience during a half-time show.