Catalina High School - Torch Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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,x'R his X ff' ' ccqlofado born and musical RUTH WHEELER 'sang' her way through A Cappella Choir, in which she was on the council, and Ensemble, She alsof was - International Clubfs V vice- president. Ruth ,says music is 'her main hobby, but .she might like to study law at the UVofgA.' 'J H, p, TAPPAN4 Lea- speech also' inter- , to 'be- ..a chemxcalj ' rx' Rv, . . ,ff ff: sf . A via A M p stamp collector LETHAfW1LSON also, enjoys sWimming.yLetha has liv- ed throughout' the ,South-'and be-- longed'to .Y-Teens Clubs, Spanish Clubs ,and Future' Teachers, 'of Amer- icab. This UQ of A. bound seniori wants to major in social scienceand be a ' A A fteacher' or -social welfare Worker. Interested in languages, 'M A RI - ANNE WALES plans to major in this field at the U. of A. and go into the foreign service or educational field. An active swimmer and member of ski club, Canadian-born Marianne V -had never tried the sport before mov- ing to Tucson last summer. Keen political o b s e rv e r , TOM WILSON debates his findings for Forensic League meets, writes for The Trumpeteer and hopes to even- tually go into law or medicine stud- ies. He played on underclassmen bas- ketball and track teams and now enjoys golfing and water skiing,

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