Catalina High School - Torch Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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Dardamife quintet of Judy Strand, Barbara Harrison, Polly Mik- hours choreographing and perfecting their dance numbers which kelson, Jennifer Winn and Sara Jane Kimberlin spent long, tedious were included in the Dafdanaifef SP1'iUg Performance- Elections can be tense and were, for Brenda Logan, Paul Ferguson, Jackie Herman and Berna Schmitt 2 at the class primaries. by Despite his broken foot, Bob Beaver attempts to measure Shirley Bruner for graduation. Jeanette Reynolds, Ruth Danehy, and Susan An- , derson model for the Girl's League fashion show.

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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

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Seniors Reign Cbver Llnderclassmen in May - June MAY . ... 1-Class Election Finals 3-4-Senior Capers , 7-Cooperative English I2-High School journalism 17-I8-Drama Department Play is 'A,A, .,. gg-3,3-lgatio Clpncerts, , I l' - - enior ppreciation Days Ah, it's almost here . . . dreams Gregg Kuntz. Summer's fun-filled activities await students after a hard year at school. vb-'thnx 'wth' 5, . A -az, Q . I s If 5' . Seniors take a step into the future as they participate in high school commencement exercises. A No more pencils, no more books, no more teacher's dirty lookslv Yes, May-june climaxed high school for five hundred and some fifty C.H.S. seniors and it did this with scores of activities. After long hard hours of practice and browbeating, the Senior Capers was staged May 3 and 4. Seniors demonstrated their tal ents and performed an entertaining show. May 8 and 29 were held special for SENIOR AP- PRECIATION DAYS. During these two days seniors enjoyed privileges and parties. The finished TORCHS were distributed on June I and the Annual Signing Party was held. Finals on June 4, 5, and 6 ended school for the 1961-62 year. ...in All seniors are eventually appreciated. Gary Gibson finds this out when he sees he needs a little advice from .'Pat Beers on how to hold his racquet. A 1-TORCH sg ' Party 4 f 3-Baccalaurdatjdng A 4-5-Final Exams ,P I 8'G'adum