Catalina High School - Torch Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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Administrators Vi Q V, 'isikiffi 555 gf Lee Starr, assistant principal in charge of stu- quiring art. As Trump staffer Nora Booth dis dent activities has had a long-term interest in ac- covers, he has an excellent collection. .W 1, -7 U., . X1 I 1. Assistant principal in charge of pupil personnel, David Fithian checks petitions for drops. A11 such requests must be approved by him.

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! SCHOOL BOARD ME-MBERSmS9CIf6di Mrs. Wal- Tom, clerk . . . Standing: Dr. William Pistor, leaders determine the policies oi District One ter Hdfley, Mrs. BIUCG DUSSHTJGIIY. Mr. S016-ng president: Dr. Harmon Harrison. These civic schools at their meetings held twice monthly. Citizen-Elected Board Forms School Policies The Tucson District One School Board members, who are elected for five-year staggered terms, devote long hours in formulating the policies for the district. The chairman of the Board, Dr. Wil- liam Pistor, was appointed two years ago to till the position vacated by Dr. Iimmye Hillman. Because the tax load has been shifted from the local to the state level, the School Board will have to find areas of secondary education to cut to remain Within their budget. Controlling the increasing drop-out rate is another problem with which the Board is faced. The Administration, headed by Dr. Robert Morrow who is slated to retire this spring, assists the School Board with decisions concerning district pol- icies and supervises the curriculum for the schools. ADMINISTRATION-Standing: Alan Hawthorne, assistant superintendent of secondary education: Dr. Elbert Brooks, assistant superintendent in charge of administration and services: Dr. Thomas Lee, deputy superintendent: Hubert Sum- mers, business manager . . . Seated: Dr. Robert Morrow, superintendent oi schools. ....- si, ,, ..

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Offer Constructive Discipline to CHS Students s,-,,,W . , k I V elects- ssise i,ttii, , Attt , CataIina's new dean of girls, Miss Patricia Hale, conlers with Principal Gridley about a class dance which is to be put on the calendar. In addition to giving constructive discipline to boys, Dean of Boys Keith Meenan is in charge of the hall monitors. He supervises such school activities as varsity games and dances. Dean of Girls Miss Patricia Hale de- scribes CHS as absolutely tremen- dous. Coming from Hawaii, she has had five years of administrative ex- perience. Girls League sponsor, Miss Hale, approves posters and the school calendar. Lee Starr, assistant principal in charge of student activities, directs clubs and interscholastic athletics. Assistant principal in charge of pupil personnel, David Fithian, advises stu- dents' programs and attendance. Keith Meenanl the CHS dean oi boys, checks a dance in the cafeteria. Mr. Meenan super the I.D. card of Penny Bayliss as she enters vises such school events as dances and games