Catalina High School - Torch Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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El Cid Banquet Highlighted Spanish Club Year A banquet in honor of El Cid was the biggest event for the Spanish Club this year. The banquet was held in November at Midway Molina's Restaurant. Everyone enjoyed the Mexican food and the Spanish atmosphere while Leana Castro spoke on Cuba. ' Club El Cid is made up of all the members of Miss SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS-Rick Shosie, president, Rocky Wright, treasurer, Candy Lee, treasurer, Kay Beaton, secretary, K rrpa,o.,is gag l Ottis fourth and seventh period advanced Spanish classes and each class elected their own set of officers. Other people could join the club, but the regular meet- ings were held during these two periods and con- ducted entirely in Spanish. Miss Mary Ott, adviser, Katie Freeman, vice-president, Julia Garay, vice-president, Tom Goodman, president. Future Teachers Watched Classroom Procedure Observing classes being taught at an elementary, junior high or high school of their choice hightlighted the year for many Future Teachers of America. Two speakers gave short talks on what their first year of teaching was like at the initiation and installa- tion of officers in December. In january, Dr. England spoke to them about the deaf center. Also, two girls from India who are attending the U. of A. spoke to the club. FTA members got to talk with other future teach- ers at the city-wide banquet and the state convention at Flowing Wells High School. Social events of the year included a Christmas party and a swimming part at the end of the year. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA OFFICERS-Front Row: Martha Prentiss, secretary, Mary Grace Young, publicity chairman, Charlotte Kiddoo, president . . . Second Row: Chris Iensen, vice-president, jamie Price, treasurer, Glenda Gar- land, historian, Miss Carol Lauer, adviser.

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Inter Nos Latin Club Was Initiated in Sheet Togas An election of new officers and inauguration of new members in sheet togas conducted by old mem- bers were the first activities of CHS,s Inter Nos Latin Club this year. Other activities included a program in which slides of last summefs National Iunior Classical League convention were shown by past club president Kelly Johnson and the annual Roman Banquet. Also, Catalina was again represented by members of Inter Nos at the Arizona Convention of the junior Classical League held at the University of Arizona for the third consecutive year. LATIN CLUB OFFICERS-Ellen Contes, vice-president, Marie Conley, president, Dianne Fleming, secretary, Ken- neth Kaiserman, treasurer. Wienersehnitzel Was Featured at German Banquet VVienerschnitzel, a German pork chop with egg fried on it, sauerbraten and folksongs all added au- thentic atmosphere to the annual German Club ban- quet, held this year at Guendalsbergers' restaurant on March 2. In November two boys who had lived in Germany showed colored slides of the countryside and native people to the club. Some of the more advanced German students who are in the club have pen pals in Germany and find this a good way to learn about Germany. GERMAN CLUB-Front Row: Newton Don, trea- surer, john Stevenson, vice president, Mr. Aa- ron Sulman, adviser, Jane Orient, secretary . . . Back: jon Hoff- man, president.

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FHA Activities Aimed 'Toward New Horizons' Toward New Horizonsi' is the motto of Future Homemakers of America. Some of the CHS club's ac- tivities, carrying out this theme,-were sponsoring an orphan overseas and having an international dinner. Other activities were the Newcomers Tea, FHA Week, Folk Sing, and a cupcake sale. The FHA District Con- vention this year was held at Catalina, while the State Convention for Future Homernakers was at the Uni- versity of Arizona. Future Homemakers, clubs promote a growing ap- preciation of the joys and satisfactions of home- making, emphasize the importance of worthy home membership and encourage interest in the home and community. Clubs also try to help improve family re- lationships while promoting good will, and foster creativeness and leadership as well as further interest in home economics. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA OFFICERS- Front Row: Janine Davison, state president, Sherryn Marshall, secretary . . . Second Row: Dorrie Popovich, treasurer, Deanna Ratajczak, chairman of public relations . . . Back Row: Sandy Gilmour, vice-president, Chris Jensen, president, Jamie Price, advisory board chairman. Future Nurses Visited, Listened, Then Served The Tucson Medical Center Laboratory and St. Mary's Hospital physiotherapy facilities were visited by the Future Nurses and Medical Teammates Club this year. The club also went on a combination field trip-lecture at the U. of A. Featured speakers at the monthly meetings were Miss Lee Crosby, physiotherapist and Miss Joanne Bodier from the U. of A. Along with learning, club members offered service by giving a needy family a food basket and clothing as a Thanksgiving project and providing treats and carols for a Christmas party given at the McMahon Geriatric Home. The club hopes to interest students in personal and community health and to help them decide wisely about professional or practical nursing as a future. This nationally chartered club is open to CHS stu- dents who are interested in nursing or any of its allied fields. B FUTURE NURSES AND MEDICAL TEAMMATES OFFI- CERS-Front Row: Roberta Stoneback, treasurer, Anita Free- land, historian . . . Back Row: Jerry Comell, secretary, Janice Haraway, president, Marie Conley, vice-president, Mrs. Leona Korttilla, adviser.