Catalina High School - Torch Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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Maintain Effective Operation of Trojan Campus ,fit 'few The ever efficient cooks, Mrs. Katherine Rider, ager, and Mrs. Ruth Zornes prepare delicious Mrs. Bea McCart1y, Mrs. Lucille DiLorenzo, man- hamburgers for a hungry lunch-time mob. Behind the scenes, the people little known by most students, work hard to keep Catalina running efficiently. The bookstore is the financial core of Catalina. It takes care of the stu- dents' needs by furnishing them with books, locks and other supplies. The bookstore workers keep all of the clubs' accounts and statements of all other money which goes through the school. When a student drops or is transferred to another school, the book- store is responsible for cleaning out his locker and buying back his old books. Feeding hungry Trojans during three different lunches is the responsibility of the cafeteria Workers. These Women must prepare, serve, and clean up after the students. Catalina's gardeners keep the grounds neat. Mowing the lawn and trimming the shrubs are a major part of this job. The' custodians are kept busy clean- ing the halls and classrooms every day after school. All problems concerning both the heating and cooling systems are handled by the staff of electricians. Harry Levison, the night Watchman, guards the school at night, on Week- ends and during all Catalina social affairs. Manny Gastellum, head custodian and assistant Danny Verduzco work hard to get the floors cleaned and polished for the coming school day.

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