Catalina High School - Torch Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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LETTERMEN'S CLUB-Front How: Todd Smith, Kelly Han- son, Ralph Smith, Craig Gillespie, Bob Griffin, Frank Knoop, sgt.-at-arms, Ric Grennell, sgt.-at-arms, jeff Schantz, sgt.-at-arms, Don Gabriel, president, Mike Cartwright, vice-president, John Voss, secretary, Kenny Fox, treasurer, Carl Lagle, Dave Klensin, Mel Vogel, adviser . . . Second Row: Steve Beenblossom, VVayne Dirst, Bill Masimer, Joe Breck, Bill Shaidt, Larry Zukowski, Greg Bowlby, Steve Owens, Emie Simpson, Ward Wolleson, Charlie Hudspeth, Steve Miller, Peter Snell . . . Third Row: Dan Flores, Don Hall, Carl Bowlby, Larry Resnick, Steffan Monk, George Ganoung, Richard VVhitman, jim Robinson, Ham Cat- lin, Ron Campbell, jim Donaldson, George Cunningham, Ken Kaufman, john Mouer, Cal VVood . . . Back Row: Kurt Ijams, Dave Uhler, Dave Newcomb, Gordon Pixley, Dave Van Pelt, Les Hileman, jim Davis, Van Lawler, NVinston Warfield, jim Chrisman, Rick Eldred, Charles Vfalthall, Iohn Norris, john Stevenson, George Clark. Blue acketed Lettermen Ushcrcd, Raised Funds Letterman Melvin Coons and Betty Bremond twist to the music of the Dimensions under blue lights at the annual Lcttermen's Dance. Boys wearing heavy blue and white jackets with a letter G on them are undoubtedly Catalina lettezrnen. These boys proudly wear the letters that they have earned in a major sport. The letters also qualify them for membership in the Lettermenls Club. Actively serving their school this year, the Letter- men's Club ushered at athletic functions, distributed football programs, and purchased movie film for the new sound track camera. Members also helped collect funds for the Peanuts for Polio Drive. The group held a dance after the Rincon basket- ball game on Ianuary llth. A live band, The Di- mensions, provided music under the glow of blue lights. Highlighting the evening was the crowning of the lettermen's queen, Ing-Britt Linderos. The foreign exchange studentis attendants were Nancy Cooke, Bar- bara Gulin, Kathy Hanson and Sharon Hawke.

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Vicki Curiel, president Allyn Hansen, vice-president X -iv 1 Bonnie McKim, secretary Mrs. Ioan Tolle, co-sponsor Kick-Off Mixer ls Annual eff: QE s 1, '-6' ' S X x , 1 ,gf S C ' 3,.i+ff 'Z '- - if ,yii E 1 - ie L RN p i At 1110 September orientation tea, freshmen girls have their punch glasses refilled by Girls League Council members. Girls League Success One of the first things Trojans hear about when they enter Catalina in the fall is the Girls League Mixer. This is an annual back-to-school dance and the cluh's first project of the year. Also held in September were a fashion show, where Girls League members modeled both hilarious and proper attire for school and dates, and a coke party to acquaint freshman girls with the club. At the October meeting, the club made favors for the Childrenis Hospital, and at the November meet- ing, the annual Dad and Daughter box supper was held. All the proceeds from this affair were donated to the American Field Service. Other monthly meetings featured speakers and entertainment, While the League presented another fashion show Valentineis evening. The fall State Girls League Convention was held in Scottsdale and in March a busload of members traveled to Mesa to represent Catalina at the spring convention.