Catalina High School - Torch Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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o ,, -4 -.Q 44 5 Ian Watterson, general chairman of Senior Capers, Lane Wipff and Pam We won! exclaims Coach Jack Segal-Son to Bucky Clinton Fuller audition acts for Capers during the March rehearsals. Catalina Shook RU' from its AA Wrestling Championship. 'March in Like a Lion' but Brings 'Dear Season' c'March came in like a lion, a Whipping up the me----0-A willow in the bayfl March may have come in like a lion, but it brought along Dear Season. The activities line up as such! Monday was Huntress day which gave each girl a chance the bag her dear, on Tuesday afternoon the Sock Hop was held, YVednesday brought a new idea of Mad Plaid Day and the customary box social, Thursday gave senior boys a chance to model the latest girls' fashions, and Friday climaxed the Week with the Does, Drag. Catalina cagers were left out of the basketball tournaments after their defeat to VVashington. Tucson High took the championship. The beginning drama class also presented three one-act plays at the end of March. ' 4h-,-4 iffy: -V - American Field Service finalists Melanie Robertson and john Hiatt look hopefully over atlases, wondering where they might go.

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MJAQARCH 1-3-State Basketbiall jlfpirpggnent 5-9-DEAR 6-National Test 9 D0eS 10-All Forensic Tourna- fqyff I 12-Senior Capers Party 14-Tryouts-Pep Leadership Y0u're caught! exelaims IoAnn Kinney as she drags her captured dear, John Post, off to the annual Does Dragf . t r' Q 1' Sq,-.. Eager and ready to begin their seasonal sport, Trojan udiamondmenl' tie their shoes in preparation for the first spring practice session. She thinks, Ummmm, which approach do I use? He thinks, that girl has been following me all day, just when is she going to attack? The desire to become a songleader prompted Laurine Cook, Linda Lowry and Karen Rogers to tryout.

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3 hor hO0D Practicing and carrying out the yearly theme of Brotherhood cang Frank Castel de Oro, Mexicang Liz Bagot, Australiang Tony Week are jim Chrisman, Puerto Ricang Andrea Salter, Ameri- Lefeber, Dutch and Kay Krieger, American. pril Showers Brought Many Surprises on Campus if ' April showers brought many surprises for Trojans when the theme of the Junior-Senior Prom was revealed and next yearls cheerleaders and pom-pon girls were announced. - Juniors and seniors danced amid Windmills and tulips of various hues at the prom which Was held April 28. A The dull drudgery of school was broken by the Easter vacation from April 19-24. - Eager and hopeful sophomores and juniors tried out for a place on the schools cheering squads. Seniors danced and laughed April out with their dress rehearsals of Senior Capers. 1, p r' I p ' - APRIL T' ' 3-Student Federation Election Final Xa' X J, 5-6-Performing Arts n 'A 9-Cheerleading ,Finals . I . X f ,ffl ll-12-Sclencqjlglrfffffffx I ,..l U Pom Pon Emalsrw j Girls Leaguefll' X X g fag 13-Sophomore X f ,,f p. ,im 'gf' 14-Math Test f Last minute details were decided upon by junior Prom Chairmen 17-Band Conce ,, X X X Eve Grzybowski George Cunningham, XVarren Phelan and Barbara - ,X f N I , If X if X eumer get , 1