Catalina High School - Torch Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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-mf f' Xb., SOPHOMORE CLASS ADVISORY BOARD . . . Front Row: Nancy Kirt Ijams, Linda McComi.ick . . . Back Row: Claude Sneed, John Oien, Carol Cooke, Judy Jarvis . . . Second Row: Viann Butera, Leece, Alan Bonney, Fred Heinrichs. Sophs Earn Funds Despite Limit on Activities Miss Nancy Adle, sponsor Clyde Phillips, sponsor Combining efforts, the spirited sophomores made 1963 a successful year although limited to only two school activities. Following the Catalina-Phoenix Union football game, the sophomores sponsored the September Star- light Mixer? Adorning the ceiling of the cafeteria was a gleaming silver star. Additional funds were raised by the Class of ,65 at a bake sale in the middle of December. Preceding the seventh basketball game of the sea- son, the sophomores sponsored a pep assembly. Amidst the cheers of the varsity pepleaders a humorous skit was enacted in the gym. A pennanent, seven foot, wooden Trojan head for the wall of the gym was a secret class project revealed at the assembly. Nancy Oien, elected vice-president last year, suc- ceeded Larry Eslinger to the presidential position when he moved to Colorado in the summer. The vice- presidency was then turned over to Carol Cooke, who was election runner-up in that office.

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President NANCY OIEN's Sopho- more Class duties include attending meetings with Dean Brown and Mr. Cridley, and presiding as head of the advisory board. To excell in sports and drama are Nancy's high school ambitions, Later she hopes to be- come a teacher. Latin, chemistry and physics will be in store for CAROL COOKE, Sopho- more vice-president, enabling her to prepare for a career in pharmacy. Corresponding with two pen pals in New Zealand has interested Carol in applying for American Field Service. A rapid writing of minutes keeps JUDY IARVIS, Sophomore Class sec- retary, busy at advisory and execu- tive board meetings. Because of an interest in science and math, she plans to enter the field of medicine. In her spare time, Judy sews. HC CAC I' Fundamentak' of a model engine are explained to Jerry Comell and Linda Sophomore Jackie Hourscht is mortified at dropping Bowlby by Pat Cleary and jack Brunton in drivers' education class. her books, a typical freshman feat.

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