Catalina High School - Torch Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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Open With Two Returning Varsity Lettermen iY 1izdtk2iQ ssfztgfrewmfsfe .tgffmh ,sf IIVQYQQ' 'ge if asffeigtgranf stents'-f,ff5j 'ia W' 1 14 f . ' ,,4fQ,ti,:5,,fgkk .3 X idgrf,gtf1ft3stii1Et.g:Piih2f' , sig 4 Q e at f at? ' . 4 1 y3Q.if,,ff?' The Varsity Tennis Team members fstanding. scheduled meets on Tuesday and Thursday of left to rightl Lori Fraesdorf, Sue Beeston, Linda each week during the tennis season. The IV Huffman, Cindy Ashton and Mary McGuire play Tennis Team Ckneeling, left to rightl Margaret ,NWI r 'Q' f I ,si iifgx, fsrszrlfl- T 3 3'Tffvf:':'Q v if ,, ,tt , 4 . i5,4'S.5ll'a +9 ,oe - V swttp My ,. Y fees, ,nge V figs, . ,,,q,a7 f,,v'v,g Y Q s Q f is Q Jw ,fi-:snr Q + f - y 95119 Abendano. Margie Anderson, Roxanne Peters. Tali Sayner and Marcy McNally practice daily during the seventh period to improve their game. In so tm'-sweats junior Margaret Abandano watches Tali Sayner self to hit it. By playing against team members. skillfully return the ball while she readies her- the girls improve their techniques. Returning a smash to her opponent is junior Barb Butcher. a member oi the IV tennis team.

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Prospects High for Tennis Team as Season '55 If V P s f 1 'L 1 V ,t s nt n'nssLn ssse snnn s V Lsyz - v amp M ,. .ate , .lg ,.,. . , .,, My it is . ,, 4, 4, 5 9' Coming to CHS from Minnesota, soph Mary McGuire, number one on the varsity tennis team, Y shows her winning skill and concentration as she slams the ball into her opponent's court. Watching a close match between other tennis players before their match begins, are Varsity tennis team members junior Sue Beeston and returning Letterman senior Linda Huffman. We Will improve with every match and should have a winning season, commented tennis mentor Miss Norma Hyatt after the first matches. Number one on the team is Mary McGuire, a transfer student from Minnesota, While Linda Huffman and Georganne Barnes return as varsity lettermen. Sue Bees- ton and Marcy McNally come from last year's IV squad. SCHEDULE Feb. 6 Pueblo March Feb 9 Palo Verde March Feb. 13 Salpointe March Feb 16 Tucson March Feb. 20 Sunnyside March Feb. 27 Amphi March March 1 Douglas March he Miss Norma Hyatt, Catalina's girls tennis team coach, loads the ball-boy with tennis balls

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G mnastic Team Defends City Championship The gymnastics team, with seven girls returning from last year's varsity squad, has high hopes for the '68 sea- son beginning in March. Commenting on the team's prospects, coach Mrs. William Kellis says, Although it is basically a young and inexperienced team, they have great promise. In the '67-'68 schedule, CHS Won city championship, placing first on the beam, the uneven parallel bars, in vaulting, and in tumbling. SCHEDULE Mar. 12 Flowing Wells Mar. 12 Canyon Del Oro Mar. 21 Palo Verde Mar. 27 Rincon I Apr. 4 Salpointe Apr. 4 Tucson Apr. 9 Sunnyside Apr. 16 Pueblo I Apr. 26 Division Meet May 4 State Meet I - Captain Leilani Rothrock and co-captain Daphne A Tompkinson talk with their coach Mrs. Lois Kellis about an upcoming gymnastics tournament. VARSITY GIRIXS GYMNASTICS TEAM-Ginger co-ca tain, Karen Iones, L' d A M' h p in a nn isevc , Carreon, Amy Ianesch, Dodie Frederickson, Armstrong, Meredith Duerr, Maria Debake, Carol Leilani Rothrock, captain, Diana Whitney, Kathe Millicent Duerr Center' Marlene Van Pelt, Leece, Melody Patterson, Daphne Tompkinson, Curran, Ioyce Sutton, Mindy Connally, Margaret Beth Matteson, Sue .Brunsting