Catalina High School - Torch Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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Seniors Terminate CHS Career with Busy Year Senior year is a busy one, filled with many im- portant events. The Monster Mash, sponsored by seniors, was made realistic by the presence of live monsters. Senior Day at the University of Arizona, held on November 3, was climaxed as CHS Senior Day Prin- cess Allyn Hansen was chosen one of the top five beauties in the state. Only a few weeks later, Seniors spent a night and day transforming the cafeteria into an Island in the Sky for the November 17 prom. They danced until midnight, saw a movie downtown, and managed to stay awake for a party and breakfast at the Santa Rita Hotel. A new innovation took place this year when all seniors had homeroom together in the cafeteria. The daily 15 minute period featured special senior an- nouncements and skits. The Class of '63 first sponsored a Mardi Gras dance. Their sophomore dance Taboo', was held on Friday the thirteenth, and attended by the whole student body. Their Junior Prom was a fantasy of tulips and Dutch windmills in Land De Zeef' Senior Glass president, GEORGE CUNNINGHAM, officially super- vised all senior sponsored activities and advisory board meetings. George also planned the daily 15 minute homeroom period for seniors. Hoping to become a lawyer, he plans to enter the University of Arizona. Energetic best describes this year's Senior Class vice-president, IOHN VOSS. His many activities include orchestra, National Honor Society and the varsity gymnastics team. Iohn has hopes of becoming a civil engineer and he will probably attend the Uni- versity of Arizona. -H 1 ,.- I, ,H ,. ,f 4 W.. ,.,, N, I a rfb-.. M..-sa f 'X We Known around school for her vi- vacious personality, BARBARA CUL- IN served as secretary of the Senior Class this year. Barbara is interested in all kinds of sports, and also has an interest in politics. She plans to enroll at the University of Arizona and major in political science.

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All tudent Species Are Seen at CHS As we pass through the halls of Catalina to classes, club meetings, and social events, our eyes fall upon our fellow students. Of all the sights we see in high school, we will remember the people longest. VVe meet all kinds of students and we find that people-watching can be as much fun as bird- watching. Most of us have seen these species: Sneaky-eyed test cheater, Speckled straw paper blower, Cloth-carrying apple polisher, Hot rod hawk, Droopy-eyed test crammer, Red crested hair comber, A Cappella Warbler, Blue feathered party pooper, Sports car sparrow, Ring-carrying class cutter Pencil sharpening woodpecker, Varsity roadrunner, Flirt-eyed boy chaser, Book cracking owl, Cheer-leading bluejay, Club joining busy bird, Pomp and Circumstance mortar-bird.

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-M SENIOR ADVISORY BOARD . . . Front Row: Barbara Culin, Kiddoo, Allyn Hansen, Barbara Ewing, Nancy Cooke, Larry Ashton Barbara Neumer, Connie Giaham, Chris Jensen, Bonnie McKim, . . . Back Row: john Voss, George Cunningham, joe Breck, jeff Ing-Britt Linderos, Debby Hand, Melanie Robertson . . . Second Hampton, XVarren Phelan, 'Woody XVebb, Bill Nelson, George Row: Casper Crouse, Bonnie Schroeder, Lynn Spencer, Charlotte Comeveawc. 'ill' Amidst an array of scattered books and purses, seniors gather in the cafeteria for senior homeroom to hear announcements and latest gossip. 'ar C4 ' ' . 49 254- f .A Sis N Q 2-f . ,, H14 9 ' V ., ,Q 1 fs , , . ' alle , , so XVilliam Kellis, sponsor 1 Scott Stevenson and Nancy Cooke check prom notices on the senior bulletin board.