Catalina High School - Torch Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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jackie Mwuln Charming and gay describe raven- haired jackie Marsh. Active as a song- leader during the year, she also had the interesting experience of working at a resort during the summer. Medan Soft-spoken Brenda Matson dis- played a flair for acting in drama. She 'was a well-qualified member of NHS and exhibited her qualifications of char- acter, leadership and scholarship. PrinceIy,MaIes Comprise Court 70411 Wfwzpfuf XVith a cheerful, Que dice? Tom Murphy greeted his classmates. Known for his genial personality, Tom was an outstanding student in scholastic stand- ing and a top football player. Glace Sed lVittiness ,and a quick smile char- acterize attendant Clive Seal. As center for the Trojan Clagers, he maintained a high scoring average, not onlv ath- letically ' but scholastically. 1

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Widawaemfm First Attendant to Torch Queen, VVil- lo-W Carter, was notorious for her timely wisecracks.', The vivacious blonde was cheerleading co-head and -future plans include the University of Vermont. Princesses Adorn To ga Baffzwk Besides being well known on cam- pus for his athletic prowess, First At- tendant to-Torch King, Bob Bykerk, also won acclaim for his dancing abilities for his stage appearance in Damn Yankeesf' Shelly Jlafmdl In the two years that she has at- tended Catalina, Shelly Harrell has be- come well known for her sparkling and cheerful personality, which was an asset in her distributive education work. rch Royalty Ran Jliwublui The sound of music surrounded Ron Hinrichs who has been in Catalinais choir for four years and was president of the choir. He not only sang, but played music in a local band group. - - f,n.,u:s,,.,.,,, v

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, 68 rw 'f l In case of emergency for notj, follow the signs! Clever landmarks pointed out directions at the sixth annual Rodeo Dance, Gold Rush. ll Grab your partner and round We goli' Couples enjoyed dancing at the annual Rodeo Dance. Gold Rush, I89O Sets Gff the Annual Rodeo Season Girls in1evis?l Beards?l Boots?l xl M f , ,ff ff It was only Rodeo season at CHS. The campus Q' ' IH, If 'Q took on an authentic nprairiey' appearance as Western and l' A l'l 'Hy 11 Indian wear was seen everywhere. ll, VU gl! iff f The junior sponsored dance Gold Rushv brought X l ll rf ' 'f ,, an end to the annual three-day celebration of the Rodeo sw 'Wi Q season. Apex of the Wild Westn evening was the en- is ETLQQ, throning of 1962 Rodeo Queen Connie Gillaspie. Dache f , ji ! ,,k- l . I lf' Bacheher, Sharonn Watson, Donna Santee, and Sally i',',f QW! - Clausen graced the queenis court. f ' ' 4 7 -R I 'Q' sf fig , mf it' ,. ,.,,f, .,,, , fi f ef 'r we ff ,l , r 2 N ..,,, , n , Q f V W 11 i. . 'i A ff R , l, g -2 ' i f ',,, 1 S ,Z 2 ,V VVV, ,x . A ,QMS we Kai ' ,X X R' X fn I ' A ' A ,, 1. , ' I 1 x I 'i ' .fa x . rf 5 March, march, march! or so it seemed to the Catalina students girls, Cheerleaders and twirlers paced along with the band in who marched in the annual Rodeo parade downtown. Pom-pon the rainy weather.