Catalina High School - Torch Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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of I:- Arts in Action, a New Concept, Combines Art R. Sai time? The sixth period art workshop works diligently on posters to keep CHS Trojans informed. FINE ARTS-Top row: Miss Mary Beath-gen- eral art, design and crafts, advanced art, ad- vanced art studio, art workshop, dept. head . . . Max Brillhart-string orchestra. orchestra. honors music. arts in action, music discovery . . . Mrs. Elizabeth Burtis-general art, fashion and in- terior design . . . Bottom row: Robert Edgington -beginning chorus, intermediate mixed chorus, advanced chorus, arts in action, vocal en- semble . . . Mrs. Toni Hulse-drama, stage- craft. advanced drama . . . Carlyle Webb-ad- vanced band, string orchestra, orchestra, inter- mediate band. -m'w'svzg,, F 1 sn- sti efwz - it 4 5 e ,, f is 8 2 Q x 2 yy . . . msg., so Spectators enjoy an act from You Can't Take It With You put on by the Drama Department. Dardanaires warm up with various routines be- fore rehearsing for their dance performance. is iy, y I 192

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Culinary D lights Concocted in C S Kitchen Senior Sherry Patton points out modifications Alterations are one of the many phases of needed to insure a proper fitting ensemble. tailoring in the home economics curriculum. In four years of home economics, one can learn to prepare a variety of dishes in cooking and make an elementary wardrobe in sewing. Supplementing the first year sewing course is a unit on child development. A nursery is provided to give the girls practical ex- perience in caring for children. Besides sewing and cooking in Cata- lina's home e c o n o m i c s curriculum, housing, consumer buying and home living are offered. Housing develops home decorating ideas. Through a study of resources, consumer buying creates thrifty shoppers. Home living also covers human relations. Eyeing his first course with pleasure and amaze- ment, teacher Iim Markert is served a salad by sophomore Iennifer Ledesma at a luncheon. HOME ECONOMICS-Mrs. Wilma Gross-home- living. clothing design, foods, FHA adviser . . Mrs. Xenia Haushalter-housing, homemaking tailoring. dept. head, FHA adviser . . . Mrs Evelyn McMurtray-homeliving, homemaking, consumer buying. 1 Discussing the various aspects of human rela- tions are seniors Mike Moritz, Bill Wiest, Alan Herring and Richard Andresano in home living.

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Music, Drama and Literature Arts In Action adds a new aspect to the Fine Arts Department. The pur- pose ot this one period course is de- fining the relationships of art, music, drama, dance and literature through- out history and during modern times. The curriculum of the Fine Arts De- partment covers all classes of art, music and drama. The CHS Art Department offers not only general arts, but design and crafts and special courses offered to all students except freshmen. Band, orchestra, music appreciation, theory, vocal studies and the en- sembles are included in the Music Department. Drama is divided into beginning and advanced classes, which present plays throughout the year. The stagecraft class operates the lights, makes the sets and applies the makeup for the plays. New this year at CHS, Mrs. Toni Hulse is in charge of the drama department. In the begmmng chorus directed by Robert and recognition as preparation for the coeduca- Edgmgton girls are trained in tonal formahon tional intermediate and advanced choirs. Thoroughly engrossed in his violin and paying attention to technique, senior Mark Underwood concentrates on reaching the correct notes. Senior Iohn Pecararo illustrates depth through a drawing in his study of perspectives.