Catalina High School - Torch Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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' . ,,. . Senior letterman Dave Van Pelt has the frightened look of one hunted, and that he is, by determined HuntressU Esther Rudis. She may have to take a nose dive to get I March Made Trojans State Cage Champs, 'Dcars' CHS Stifles Rebel Rally, Wins AA Crownf read sports page headlines after Trojan cagers beat South Mountain and captured the State Basketball Cham- pionship. Dear Week was welcomed at Catalina with flashes of huntress red streaking down corridors after clears, Dopey derbies, whoosh signs, bizots and foothillers were some of the fun objects of a topsy-turvey Dear Season. Sore muscles were evident as track and field var- sity contests Were held each VVednesday and Saturday and prospective pepleaders practices were begun. Maneuvering to gain votes for their Dear candidate sopho In PTGPUTHHOVI fOr the lUI1i0I PTOUL Chaifmen Craig Gillespie and mores Marti Mclnroy and Robb Salant take part in Dear Weeks Lili Klinger measure the cafeteria floor for decorations. Fawn Festival.

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Rodeo Queen finalists? No, but they thought they'd try to get votes during senior homeroom in these charming western out- fits. These flashing senioritas are: Kelly Hansen, Bob Donald, Chuck Roberts, Ric Grenell, Marvin Langsam, Buddy Beach, Cain, and Lynn Draper. ,vX ' 'L A A al .1 In 'Q .L '- ' - I Y - . Il. 1 Anvv 1,9 1-A K 1 tix r r s H Q Q' si I ?'l' ,Q I ' X t fflf a L Playing Cupid with her how and arrow, Barbara Stevick takes aim and tries to spear joe Breck's heart on Va1entine's Day. I Winning the deciding game with South Mountain earned Cata- lina the State AA Basketball Championship as a victorious climax , ,nf 7 3 be Z' i A pf,-fy , . , to the tense final games in February and March, The final place Trojans beat North Phoenix, Rincon, and Mesa before this last game.

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