Catalina High School - Torch Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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Torch adviser Bob Mitchell often confers with Some amusement but more fmXiefY f1CC0mPU1'1ie5 Donna Hall as they collaborate on pictures for the efforts of Ioyce Sutton, Vicki Ammon and the Organizations Section of the Torch. yearbook photography adviser Robert Dawson. StffEfftPd A dW' ' I h 'M 7 11.32 My f-A W , Q 'Q Q iw -swf W 4 My K.,'k V r- I ik W A . HOHOTS and government news draws they Ut' Members of classes and indices staff Ieanette compiling class pages. snapping candids and tention of I-O11 NOl'di1'l Gnd Ioan Dusenberry- Martin, Vicki Noland and Linda Lyons keep busy trying to maintain order in the files.

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Deadlines Create Flurries of Caption-Writin and Lori Iones peruse the bulletin Ordering and scheduling all pictures forthe cur- bility of the faculty staff members sen' r Al io an board for any notes concerning student life. riculum section of the yearbook is the responsi- Martin and junior Cindy Rinehart. Hisa Waldt Diligently dictating and typing, the Torch copy Sandra Lewis, Cathy Thompson, Wendy Mead- Poreca. These eight compose all the articles, sta ers V' ' ' ' ' ' ' are irgima Pomdexter, Peggy Davis, ow, Patty Flanagan, Kathi Abbott and Zcma captions and headlines for the yearbook.

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Adviser Iohh G. Carlton goes over their new weekly assignments with Trumpeteer staffers. Finishing up the two-week production cycle for tor-in-Chief Arthur Read reviews and approves CHS's weekly newspaper, the Trumpeteer, Edi- the printers proofs of the next issue. Deserving Trump Staffers Earn High Honors wffimf --.........--: M. N. -e--M. wir,-w.-, eiI221f1t' ? ' 2fH' . EL , r ' ists : - ,. i n - ws, Y znz, , V ,V Virzh , Q :,, , in MW: HW... ' Under the supervision of adviser Iohn G. Carlton, the efforts of the twen- ty-one Trumpeteer s t a ff members proved successful with awards from various organizations. Among them were an All-American rating from Na- tional Scholastic Press Association and the Medalist award from Columbia Scholastic Press Association. The Uni- versity of Arizona named the Trumpe- teer as the best high school newspaper in the state. Catalina's weekly was also given the George H. Gallup award and the International Honor Rating, Quill and Scroll's highest award. Many exhausting hours of individual work are put into all issues of the Trum- peteer. Starting two weeks before the Trump is to be circulated, staffers comb CHS for interesting articles to add to regulars such as 'Trojan's Talk- ing', 'Catalina Inside Out' and 'Trump Mailbox.' Advertisement must be sold to pay for the cost of printing the paper, and the finished product must be delivered to the printer in time to be ready for issuing the paper on Friday. Steve Kelley, Trump managing editor, checks the size of each picture to make sure it corresponds with the layout for the final deadline.