Catalina High School - Torch Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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Seniors Gain Panoramic View of University Campus Catalina seniors meet on the U. of A. campus to discuss the day's ac- tivities and their various experiences, Seniors, Bob Schull, Edmund Picker, Jack Catlin, and Bill Bambauer, register at the Student Union on Senior Day. Seniors received a brief but interesting pict1u'e of campus life at the annual University of Arizona Senior Day. Visiting the various colleges, listening to informal informative speeches, attending a Western barbecue, the Arizona-Idaho game and an after-game dance in the Student Union Ballroom rounded out a busy day for the over 4,000 high school seniors, who came from high schools all over the state. Various campus honorary societies registered and conducted tours of the campus for the greed, seniors. . S 1 i X 1 I 4 4.5 v i Dancing at an aftemoon mixer during Senior Day are seniors Jackie Rodriguez and Fritz Howard.

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