Catalina High School - Torch Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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,,., S Enthusiastic cheerleading and songleading heads performance at a basketball game, Both girls Melanie Menaugh and Diane Shudy discuss their have been in pepleading for three years. Miss Karen Helms, pepleading sponsor. gives her approval to the girls on their new dance. Cheerleaders Perfect Technique, Aim for Pep - ' X Q35E,3g,5 r.:L,:'5'f3m...1a.,.Q,gs- . ,Qx rrl,. ? .,.. ..,. W ,, .. A mms .r A ff Q 5 fissifsfffwamfis .- fri ff' ' 4 fafwsiisil-T' lm--1 15 93-Q.Y3l '511'.. ' L .'uFf?E , K W, Q' :M ? X 5 - -my .M . if issi-mAArr,-z1:-asV11 1:15 - V,,y r,:.. . , rr -12,-zu 4 'Q t Q kv , X r r 3 X gs Q, 1 X if ,n r X . 1 t L, W X K rr is A N' it is 1. .as ,, . A -,S .z m5w,.av:,-Q V. A235 fp , 'X '- v r 2 K MQ Q-Q Zan Mqffwiw. row? :G it 1X t wp X QQ. wk X risers t 2 also , w ig? X, W Mgr, 5, EMR' R X? fhkfifgagggaxx rm W. .A -2512? ' ,ir P wyii Q? MQ QQQM? if MQ rm jesse ti Q.,-Q,-QQQsw QQ? S, sw 3 r, so X r,,1 r 3 egg rQ?QiQN,, ,raw irfsse Msg 1 ' no is wir X - Q. Q M f f2xszseeQ ss -sv, t vw t X vwwf- i NXT - . , ,. , - at in : A ' wi f V . I i E , - f ,i 2 . ' f - L I l ' , , .A '5 L 1 ,. 5,,,, . . , , . -- Q cc .. .. . . awry Qt sQ 3ysQsQ QM We X- on QQ. Wisgw -t 5 P5 - M- . .. my N' . Mew' fsgisiqsss we . X Aa i, sz-ri W Q if 6 t X c - .5- , VA1 Q Q r QW Q Q Q l I' ...sl,..f,, .ar ,,..,,,,. ..,. ly ,,,X, E, .,re, , .,.,,,f.,,., ff- - . .. .sig fp' gsaiifzn QQ W Q., Y 1 Q 2 K l i 1 .. , , ,i -:Effi - . fi 5 3 7 f ' ii ' 5 2 i ' 1,5-f pf K- . Q - K , rf. - ., - ' 15-,-1, r X - ,A ,Lkr . M K Q . Q I , .. . , , . Z A M 1 v 21 ' , . , - -M Jr Q rf -ww , ,Wg ' - t V . If , , gsgm , -2 W ' Y -Q1 Q f Q W : S Q i film t , ' ., 'W w A J? QR Q X K ,gc Le,-g1x,g-z ,ss3vfQm mes--1 -3, - has-:ict 1. r Jf,fQfA- as ' E. 21... no 8 t Qi 3 , 'af r tif . .-rf :-Q,,1r-f - Nec.. -e..,:.-:V ,s A -f- .l.- t f Q r i 91 ,Q fig.: ' . - .ir X is t lsr-5: Q QQ. X Q for ,sys or ' f rs -TMP. , ts. if- :' 'tri-,.:+.:-T..-,.':-, .... 2 it-ef:-.1'.r':1 ::A' , . ef, ' ,ax- .n . . uma.,-' . f -A-1-- 1--st :-.V rr rx . , .- i s ,Q 5 X Q M X Qi Q.. f -fl , ,Q Y is A 1 ,fs - -ss , .Wes 1 K Q lm + , r -, 3 sf- N Qi 2 Q '- .i f f i E . S45 2 si X 'b t QP 5 1- fr , .Q ' - Q - ew 1, , :fini .' ' ' , , l - -Ya, 73 t Q ESI i -- Mi' 5 5 1 Q t 8 Q W ,ww nk ' ' '- ' . ,. 7 . -, . K 2+ Q 1- 1 - L. V f - W, -.g -1 ,V t 'Q r S ' M Q xr . Q Qi s , t rim . St if 5 Q? my 3 ei has iss? . -, ' '- rl.: t r. N g ' Q Q -- . - ,1fe.1rr.1:Q:.-- -,tr Y ,S , ,. wr - :Q 1 Q. Q Ni Qt , 2 r Q A , ' ' .11 ef W it Q Q-Q MA t --.v--2s.i,l'-RA ' . :A-Z5:i5?Z1 q f rp. I . P SM.. Combining agility and precision, varsity cheer- leaders Ciront rowl Darlene Schraa, Carole Ben- non, Judy Williams, lback row? Kathy Lovell, . .A A c 2?-rr tor. a., , he , M, .A.s. ., .. ., . r , 6 N X s Pi ,P , . X .. .,,.. . rss- K ., , ifijm i. 5 .5221 .- if A K ,- ' . , 3 ' 15, :' it '5 H ' 'MQ We f- . :kg .. -.. 1 YEL ffl-,. !Ws'tfP:F 5 'EET' ' - :- .sm , - - I QQMQA-i.sgQr,,wm i , t: ' I . 91.52 - 4 ' kwggr .. -1 :a ::v-:1f: f , -i?Qf,FSg5 P. 'Wife ' - i-1:,.?1 i q - - af s -s s - W .Q - -P' Q -' ' . ,sf i s Q, - -' ' - 1 - 1 1 i .. Q r:J l 'f'lsG .'Z-2-EZ'-'lim' is :fr-si' fifr sis. i'!h' I wi' 'fQ -Awe 3315 A SA:ftz?s.-lei' Hilfe E . -:1:?.!: -' 5 Q an o ss, 1 ' X . s zi itsi X ,- ,. 'l:1gk'ff Z . A-rss. min 1 x - - 5-i Q ' ' ' f L- 3 , rf' , 'wait- - -1 Que 1 all r ' A nose. , ., ,mo .A .1 .P , V r rm, .r ., , M, ,ii-,, get of ,.,:sx:gw-...-, A-, ,.. -. S , .Qs - fl. . .. , .. M.. r ,. M-Msg ,rm M, .ro , . ., . if , .. wg ,W f. -e- -W' r 1 sea' A . :S-,ax f ' ,Limczu 3,11Sj5,.:,g.PXo gf .i 'ig iv . LM' ., f -gSgQifv.!'1.i1i,s'5fsz3,rLzZAE,Qi . - - lil: 5.1, . '2 'gf - A 1 V -i'r'-'fi-'rs Imsfgov foie A wma .N A, , A tmrri715'U s 'ar . N' it K Ml , ,, , , . ., , . . if . fs - - , - ' - f. .- Q -1 N , V- , - V' ' Y .- -2- ---- - if . SWS f fQk?x,f' Donna Miller, field, Melanie co-head, Louise Ure, Menaugh, head, and practice one of their new cheers Chris Can- Kathy Black for football season. They not only plan formations, perfect cheers and strive for precision, but also en- courage participation in all athletic events. at

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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'

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SONGLEADERS-Front row: Iill Conlin, Kathy Iohnson. Donna Hall . . . Third row: Abbe These pepleaders plan original routines which Moorman. Gale Abell, Ieanne McGee . . . Second Steinle, Ann McDowell, Diana Whitney, Leigh they perform during the halftime of basketball row: Linda White, Diane Shudy, head, Valorie Kruckman . . . Back row: Sue Brunsting, co-head. and football games during the year. Halftime Shows Provide Songleaders' Work Besides promoting school spirit and good sportsmanship at Catalina, the goal of the pepleaders is to encourage all the members of the student body to take an active interest in athletic events throughout the year. In addition to appearing at the pep assemblies and at all basketball and football games, they spend many hours practic- ing routines and cheers. After being chosen in the early spring on the basis of citizenship, schol- arship, character, ability and total ap- pearance, the girls begin preparing well in advance for the football and basketball season. In mid-August the girls return to Catalina every day to devise original movements for dance and cheers: they begin work on their megaphones and pompons. This year the songleaders performed a dance at the University of Arizona for Band Day and once again received a perfect scoring for precision, orginiality and appearance. Working during and after school, the cheerleaders practice on snappi- ness and precision in their routines in an effort to promote enthusiasm and sportsmanship among the students of the school.