Catalina High School - Torch Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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' .1 -. , ., .. . Oil portraits of foreign exchange students were presented to Ing-Britt Linderos by Torch edi- tor-in-chief Jan Getty and to Masud Ghani by associate editor Ia- nine Davison at the Torch Ball. ,i A Cappella Choir presented a beautiful rendition of G. F. Handells Hallelujah Chorus from The Messiah at the annual Christmas program. W , A V ' ' ' I I ,,ff,, WVU ff4x 'VWV'-A V , W , . , ' f ..,,..4v, N 2, 71. ' ' iffrfvrffarf, V, 34 A -V ,,V V, , ,QQ it Z,,g:'v'gg Mgffff fV gf a-GZmfT'f,2mf:ZM ,W , - ,V ' L V f ' , 1' ,VVpgfVw QV, 'f f' ,M l ' ' ff f , - . . 'f -5-W,-ff rf-11-yff' .V ' V . V ffvwiv-a---'+-1 fm-2 ' A ' C,J 1tC,'f V Y , , V ' s-'wvevf :1M':::'f-arf 'f. ,,- , N ,J 5,1333-Lf:.V5ffkv: ,, ,, iv. M, V V .,4.-,LMf4,,,:e, r ,ffV14jfQ,gfgg,jjfg gran.: ...I - I vb-N 7?.,.....,. ng A , , 1 V b, q,',mMWn,?5,,w I V I . 3 , , ,, . , N 5 1 I F Ml - f , ,V 'Wilt lisp' . ff' , if 4 ,: ' ,eff Widiaaiifkmlczw -., W, .Y -,ffl- .zu-a... 1 + I , '-V-V, , x ,,- M .4-Q rm I - wipa, , , , ,V Saturday morning of December 22 found Torch photography ad- viser, Robert Dawson, setting up a photography booth as Torch Z4 f ' f ,,,,, .. 'V,' ' T ll I I fini , ' 'W 1 l ' , Z ' V , 'v WED I , 2' 'Nm V V 4 ig Z so V ff 4 i L 1' 'V' fini? ' fx E ,W , Vi - 1- -'V fzf VV ,, ,H V , A V V staffers Barbara Schmitt, Patti Foster and Lynda Cuqua made pillars to surround the stage for the Ice Palace Torch Ball.

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December Themes Were Holidays and Basketball ,gow T110 last enthralling moments of the game keep T rojan basketball Assemblies, holidays and basketball games char- acterized December. Catalinafs auditorium was engaged during this month for staging various programs - a drama depart- ment play, The Reluctant Debutantef the Torch assembly featuring a candid movie of the campus, and the annual Christmas program. Clittered snowflakes, blue lights and castle turrets transformed the cafeteria into an Ice Palace for the Torch Ball on the 22nd, The Trojan basketball team was unbeaten in five starts during December. 'R-' , '4 ' ...- . .vq - -. .. i'-I 1. .5 ' l-, -V ! Q qi 1 . As' fans open-moutlied and on the edge of their seats. Mike JICGCC contributes to a box under the CHS Christmas tree In the cafeteria, hungry Catalinans gobble their lunches in which went to the Tucson Community Center for needy families. the 30 minutes allotted for eating.

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After Holidays, Exam Study Resolved in anuary Beluctantly returning after a 12 day vacation, Tro- jans started school again on January 3rd, Heading the list of New Yearis resolutions for ambitious students was beginning review for final exams which took place the 15th, 16th and 17th. In basketball Catalina received her first defeat at the hands of the mighty Tucson High Badgers, but the Trojans came back with several Wins during the rest of the month. Lettermenis Club sponsored an after-game dance the llth and crowned Catalina's foreign exchange stu- dent, Ing-Britt Linderos, Lettermen's queen. lr We With a stack of books at her side, senior Barbara Ewing tackles i l the chore of studying for her semi-final exams. C Reigning with her court of attendants is Lettermen's Club Her attendants, seated with her on the Trojan-head bench, are Queen Ing-Britt Linderos, center, Catalir1a's exchange student. Kathy Hanson, Barbara Culin, Nancy Cooke, and Sharon Hawke.