Catalina High School - Torch Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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Varsity Cheerleaders Named Girl of the Year . . . as ,,, .. nes .5932 ' Kathy Lovell, a senior at CHS has been chosen by the seven girls' physi- cal education teachers as the Girl of the Year. This award is given each school year to a senior showing ex- cellence in several different areas of physical education. A variety of sports activities have interested Kathy during her four years on the Trojan campus. A member of the Girls Athletic Association lGAAl since she was a freshman, she has par- ticipated in all the fall and spring sports which this organization offers. Kathy has also been on the volleyball and badminton teams in her senior year. A member of the varsity cheerlead- ing squad, she also is seen performing at all the pep assemblies, basketball, and football games. In this area, much extra time is spent in perfecting her cheers and practicing routines with the group. Besides having an enthusiastic inter- est in several fields of sports, Kathy has been active in the Spanish Club all through high school and belongs to the senior class advisory board. A member of the Catalina badminton team, Girl of the Year Kathy Lovell shows her excellent form and powerful badminton serve at practice. f s's2fPi:?k jyjigssgf: f Kathy Lovell demonstrates her return which earned her a position on the volleyball team. A senior this year, Kathy Lovell is also a varsi- 1'1'1Gl1ShiP in this field helped tO earn her the ty cheerleader, Her pep, enthusiasm cmd sports. physical education award of Girl of the Year.

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Catalina junior Karen Iones and sophomore balance beam during an afternoon practice in gymnasiics team for the girls, C111 Of Whom twins Meredith and Miliicent Duerr pose on the the Girls' Gym. This is the first year on the SPGCICIIIZE-3 in routlnes on the balance- beam. Daily Practice Improves Gymnasts' Routine Z d h d h vens Leilani Rothrock, captain of the gymnastics Sue Brunsting, an ol an on te une , demonstrates a mount during afternoon practice. team, shows her excellent form on the tramp.

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Sports Events For the first time in Catalina history, the pepleaders have added a different type of mascots-two future Trojans Talese Iohnson and Iohnny Mashburn. These two add spirit and yell cheers through their megaphones, and help the cheerleaders. With the goal of perfect coordina- tion and precision motions, the IV cheerleaders add pep to both the IV and freshman football and basketball games. The four girls spend an hour in class and many hours Weekly after school originating and perfecting their cheers and chants. The cheerleaders also strive to strengthen participation in the IV and Freshmen games. Try-outs for the IV pepleaders are held in the spring. The girls are chosen on the basis of scholarship, character and athletic ability. The cheerleading skills necessary include originality and coordination of movements and over- all appearance. These sophomore pep- leaders are chosen in April of their freshman year. Helping to contribute to the spirit at Catalina, two future Trojans, Talese Iohnson and Johnny Mashburn, act as mascots during the year. KP N by If et Enthusiastic lumor varsny Cheerleaders Nqncy Linda Parma: encourage the freshmen and ju victory. Pep, spirit, and vitality all add to their Elkins Chnst1a Iohnson Mary Blqqk head and mor varsity football and basketball teams to goal of precision and coordination. ,R Q , J'