Catalina High School - Torch Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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P' Seventy-eight CHS Orchestra Members Stage ORCHESTRA-Front row: Charles Ferguson, Mark Underwood, Waldon Lim, Meg McRoberts, Dvorah Siegel, Marina Riley, Martha Amer, Dorothy Hornby, Susan Griffith, Serena Knost . . . Second row: Steve Downing, Iefi Stensrud, Dawn Fowler, Nancy Bargamian, Wanda Luthy, Dagrnar Kouratou, Nancy Watchman, Benita Bike, Donna Pullen, Ianet Maney . . . Third row: Ronald Scaiede, Gail Lehrlinq, Kathy Vanover, Rachel Turner, Margaret Hurst, Bruce Knapp, Nancy Olson, Chris Madison, Kathy Newman, Anne Morrissey . . , Fourih row: Iefi Nutting, Thomas Kehoe, Iudy Nelson, Carol Garland, David Baker, Iacqueline Kullberg, Raynham Stensrud, Linda Misevch, Annette Wilcox, Phil Bramley . . . Fifth row: Bev Williamson, Daphne Overstreet, Ianet Davidson, Sue Shock, Barbara Taylor, Ioan Bennedum, David Rudis, Wendy Davidson, Vicki Espey, Mark Forster, Iohn Snavely . . . Sixth row: Larry Lorenzen, Gary Upham, Niel Gehrels, Peter Van Wageningen, affirlf

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Q Not only keeping in step but also preparing to band participates in the annual Veterans Day in all-city events such as the Rodeo Parade ' ' ' ' ' d. start the music, the Catahna Trolqn marchmg Parade. The pepleaders and the band take part and Band Day at wh1ch they won an awar

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Five Performances for Music-Minded Trojans Phil Tucker, Chuck Griffith, Tom Tucker, Vanetta Inglert, Richard Blickenstail, Dean Walraff . . . Back row: Max Brillhart, Carlyle Webb, Dell Mack, Don Grey, Tom Potter, Micheal Morrissey. Barry Ranier, Leilani Rothrocks, Dan Bates, Charles Brooks, Ioe Wisden. Another very good orchestra is the Way director Carlyle Webb describes the seventy-eight piece CHS orchestra. The 1967-68 Trojan musicians prac- ticed throughout the year for a pro- gram including All-City and A11-State auditions, three concerts and two ies- tivals. These performances were the Fine Arts Concert in the fall, a pro- gram on Ianuary 18, and the annual Patio Concert on May 15. Again, the Catalina orchestra in- cluded more All-City musicians than any other Tucson school.