Catalina High School - Torch Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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Librar Pages File Cards, Check Out Books l nl Monitors Cheek Hall Passes, Keep Corridors in C S Quiet HALL MONITORS-Front row: David Kurz, Don- Barnes, Ietf Niemi, Bill Hanemann, Bruce Dusen- Volunteer workers compose the Pages, a group formed primarily to help keep the library in Working con- dition. Their duties include checking out books, magazines and records: they also repair old books. Not only do they help students locate materials but these pages shelve books and file refer- ences in the card catalogue. Monthly meetings are held by the pages to decide upon their yearly proj- ects. Their main activity is a Christmas party-this year for the students at Richey School. The club is sponsored by Miss Au- drey Cook and Mrs. Barbara Hannum PAGES-Front row: Carol Sterling, treasurer: Sandy Lewis, Karen Kuchta, Margo Vaughn, Kerry Conczmnon, Charleene Savage . . . Back row: Darlene Graham, Debbie Possman, Fred Stoecker, Sandy Anspach, Sherrel Harris, secre- tary: Mark Nading, vice-president: Lillian Sawyer, president: Sherry Patton. Hall monitors check hall passes for the correct date and signature and see that the halls stay quiet so classes will not be disturbed. The monitors- usually juniors and seniors-come from a study hall and are chosen for the job through application. Hendricks, Bruce Maklin, Rusty Detwiler, Ka na Hall, Beth Reeck, Lynn Haltmann, Linda Lee, berry . . , Back row: Mark Kubista, Dennis Slf9SSmC!Il. Kip Krones, DOH Kirlin. Gale Abell . . . Second row: Iim Shipp, Bill rl

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Red Cross Coun il Attains ZOO? Membership As cr Red Cross project, Gordon Grosetto and School and medical supplies and sent to or Steve Bates construct a chest to be filled with needy area for the High School Chest Program. The Red Cross Council accumulated a 2UU !o membership in its drive. The funds Were sent to the Tucson chapter of the Red Cross for use in civic ac- tivities. The Council participated in several community projects throughout the year. In December they sponsored a Christmas party tor the children at Richey Elementary School. Concluding their activities was the High School Chest Program in which such items as school and medical supplies were sent to the Red Cross Center. Then the chest was sent to the area in which it Was needed. The club, sponsored by Mrs. Louise Hemrneter, plans to send two repre- sentatives to San Diego, California this summer, Where they Will participate in the annual Leadership Training Center for High School Red Cross Youth. RED CROSS CCUNCIL-First row: Mrs. Louise Hemmeter, sponsor: Byrna Vertlieb: Wendy Meadow, secretary: Mrs. Wanda Rickel, sponsor . . . Second row: Steve Bates, president: Lexie Welch: Roberta Gerlach: Iill Shields . . . Last row: Ierry Vertlieb: Debbie Alquist: Robin La- Ban: Sue Hermann: Iulie Lauber. The council members received outstanding support from the student body in their Membership Drive.

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Latin Fiestas, FHA Fashions Flavor Varied Interest Clubs Among the many groups of clubs. the interest organizations offer Trojans the opportunity to express themselves with a small group of other students sharing the same field of interest. CHS students may also pursue their hobbies in these clubs.