Catalina High School - Torch Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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Performances, Stagecraft, Make-up, Directing- At cz dress rehearsal for The Crucible, lean Lamont, Iennifer Shadley and Stephanie Stubbs THESPIAN SOCIETY-Front row: Suzette Gundy, Katherine Husted, Ioy Chamberlain, Joe Cooper, Ioan Fahr, Stephanie Stubbs . . . Second row: Margaret Hurst, Kathleen Kendrick, Ruth Orient, Christine Pabst, Mary Ellen Studer, Betty Wo- decki . . . Third row: Nancy Bargamian, Susan 1 li t' E , make sure all their costumes are pressed and fitted correctly for the upcoming play. Holtschlag, Connie Sandlin, Patricia Clark, Page Burkholder, Debbie Bausano, Wanda Luthy, Deb- bie Vogel, Back row: Annette Cline, Robin Palmer . . . Kirk Ierew, Alan Martin, Gary Put- ney, Iim Shipp, Iean Lamont, Paul Berdofe, Carolla Coggins, Ann Palmer. In preparation for The Crucible by Miller, Thespian adviser Mrs. Toni Hulse helps Sue Holtschlag with gestures for the part oi Abigail.

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Dance Group Besides perfroming in the Drama Dance program, the Spring and the Young Choreographer's Concerts, the CHS Dardanaires present programs throughout the year for various civic groups. This advanced modern dance group learns self expression through move- ment and explores all facets of dance as an art form. A main part of the course is devoted to the study of chore- ography and experimentation in dif- ferent fields of dance. All performances are choreographed by the students themselves. Topics run from ballet to oriental dance. In preparation for the Young Choreographer's Concert, Miss Vir- ginia Robinson, the group's adviser, holds technique classes for the Dar- danaires. The girls study the history and formation of dancing. These are given to help the girls strengthen their skills in composition. Students with only a small knowl- edge of dance and an interest in the group are encouraged to attend the try-outs held in Spring. With special eiiects of music and lights, junior Marsha Bonney present lone of their original Ieanne Parker and seniors Pam Michaud and dances at the Dardanatres Sprmg Concert. St 'k'n cz ose re resenting geometric pro- P P grgssicii. seniors Betsy Bedwell and Carole Rob- DARDANAIRE OFFICERS-Mara Livney. jr. rep.: vice-pres.: Carole Leonard, pres.: Daphne Over- insgn perform in one ofthe Dardanaire's concerts. Linda Cheesbourg, sr. rep., Robin Kotowskt, street. sec y., Boruta Bike, sop . rep.

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Il Part of Thespian Activities Nominationpto the Thespian Society is the highest honor a high school stu- dent can obtain in the tield of drama. Members are chosen from the ad- vanced drama class for their ability, participation, and contribution to dra- matics. To be eligible, students compile points acting in plays and Working backstage. This honorary, under the direction of Mrs. Toni Hulse, has taken part in all major productions. In November, they presented You Can't Take it With You, a comedy. Performing in Arthur Miller's drama about witchcraft trials in the Puritan days, the Thespians also took part in the February production ot the Crucible Not only do they perform, but they Work on the sets and apply stage make-up. Also, Thespian members par- ticipate in Forensic League speech tournaments in drama, interpretation, and poetry. In addition to all this, they act as directors for the one-act plays pre- sented by beginning drama Classes in the spring. Nicki Studer, who plays Tituba in The Cru- cible, puts in long and hard hours to get the correct intonation and dialect tor her role. Bill Miller and Karen Hotz practice for Edward When his daughter becomes bewitched, Rev. Reverend Hale Hoe Cooperl who has a difficult Parris CBil1 Milleri calls for the esteemed time explaining the authenticity of his books. A1bee's Who's Afraid of Virginia Wolfe?