Catalina High School - Torch Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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C' er at i isis l, ff 519541 Best friends, Allyn Hansen and Sharon Hawke sang and danced their way through a countrified version of Friendship at Senior Capers, 1963-with the theme Anything Goes. Years Closing Flurry Crcsccndocd in May-June di' '. X r - F 43' i ' r- - v . km june 7 was the magic night when robed Catalina seniors received their long-awaited diplomas at commencement in the gym. After three months of hard work, the class of 1963 proudly staged their riotous Anything Goesv Senior Capers. Silver keys, plaques, trophies and certificates were awarded to students who had excelled in many dif- ferent ways during the school year at the May Honors Assembly. Students received their yearbooks on May 29 and hundreds of Torches were taken to the annual sign- ing party. The last days of final exams were the longest of the year, especially for seniors who both anticipated graduation exercises and were a little nostalgic. WN It 1:' V ,- fs ff, X year- , 7 r' -e ui'f4?fiZ 'ff QQ -f.,-55 ,Cf f Q 6 fl' 7 '- fl ' ,- 'HA945 I 'fi QA . 1 C b .

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W:m.n,f .M Kawai L,. . QW 'Ulu Chatting Iunior Advisory Board members Reid Elenberg, Iili Klinger, Steve Staples, Lynne Hermann and Winston Warfield painted and cut on junior Prom decorations all month. his 'elr f, f fa4Q.,.,.,. ' . ' Itls a high step up to Richard Saltus for Debby Hand, who still has Linda Schmitt, Genie Cline, Ernest Simpson and Bonnie Schroeder Waiting to be measured for graduation robes. V N f Hr- A A e ol' swimmin hole was once a ain a o ular lace for suntannin as warm A ril Presentin ane ane anew in auditions for g 7 s winds blew, Here, Barbara Culin enjoys Kelly and Kathy Hanson's pool site. Capers are john Voss and Gregg Kuntz.

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