Catalina High School - Torch Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

Page 22 text:

O O To raise money for the Rodeo Week activities, 4 a d F D e V O S juniors make colored flowers to be sold in the n , I n cafeteria at lunch by advisory board members. Having got the better of his foe, Otis Cannupp will soon have irosh David Lee on his back. Catalina band members and songleaders gather he 0 v , , 4 1 on November 11 to march through miles of down- W V A,-i '-M M town Tucson in the Veteran's Day Parade. , ' W 1 f ffffif' 1 f -

Page 21 text:

is r 11 Vs! Nezvously doing some last minute practicing, CHS band members prepare to march onto the U ot A football field during Band Day. Catalina seniors lunch on a barbecue given by the U of A at Senior Day. The university not only gave Arizona seniors the opportunity to tour the campus, but also offered a free football game and sponsored a dance for them. ,. f Could Debbie Haynes and Denise Schraa be sneaking out of the Girls League meeting early? 1213 Crowned on Alumni Day, Football Queen Sue Diane Shudy, Diana Whitney, and Ieanne Mc- Brunsting Cthird from left? stands with attendants Gee during halftime of the Ervin, El Paso game.

Page 23 text:

Senior Prom, henandoahn Accent ovember Lettermen Bruce Ash. Iohn Partin and Charles Brooks listen closely as Kit Marrs gives his ff'f.,t,fw ,Clif ,pn 'sssi f'-T rf ' it r Vps, le - sSsi?.?fa'Q?: t. T it ft-ffi 2 Q - rf Zlfiifss f if . .- at 74, , .aw ggfi s ,eil r , . ,g,-f' .12 t my , . f .xyf K- t v 5- -- ,K , -,, fx., f 3,Qt9i.5e4ii.2i'?'-4 .!5f,:fi' til? Sift 2 . , ff H tw fi K- Ms, :M 'Q J, 5 o. .t , L, - off: iran ,iff me it ifmf NYJ, ,1 ,us 344 If . 5 'T I ij? j 1 l X2 .3 X fl 6.5 V, . m f. -nv., ies.. ,t 1 is K- f 1 X A at 'gt ' , .T siii , W Sift? ' ' T as ' it E44 ' if Lita if J 6 4 .ff ' it-'Si t - , f izff gtg Aix af A fi 'raw-'i,?:ft 1 4 +33 x iff! SEV it , ft l .ie it 1 ,Y A T ,fxw 5. ,tgg,f43ZL,.7, . .5 .QF W l imb . 3'3f ii .i-ffisf -Al ft' 3 T'-1 'JQ LF 'T l - N5 ff' ' f i' Ali. 'U' zu 'iggrifzfi it. N ,af ..,,.,-Q hu, ,W , V , , , , , at s- ,fiat I A X 1559: if -Y . nt gli ii . Na ? 65. I 4 .Aw I 1 A. g,5,f:,4 jxjvfrix 1 1' -f,wfgf'S 5 ' , , , -4 - sn 5,fff.f'4n:' V l fwf'i'35?',S1! lt 19 ' v4gG'1rQy'k.'Ffi1' 4: x -1- 'fly' iw t if W ,Ly vt ffm. .'.5Kf.,. ,.,,,,K 4 -K, y1, s1+', t5'g?'pr'gf5lw 'wif '-f' ff 'fi ff . 4 ' L- 153253 Z if Y .gi sim ffl fs.- ':.sz,,j'? T 'S K K V Y 'f'iQi-JPY? 4 ' QW, Hr-5-'fri- A ' 1,5 11 ,fp 7' -' , , Q H ' 2- f i ' Ftf v i rg, 1 gtk in 6455 I .icq .wr L if in 5: 6 K I n In 1913553 .,-A ' i f X ' 1 4 -il' 'fix 3 it :1 , h :R , 4 . ,V Rf ., V K ff ek it 'f-.' 'T t fi 1.22. 1 . t or , . g n , .s , ' .A f f- s -r trim T e , ,1. K ft: 'it 91 X A Q Stl ' K ' V 'I 'vft ?5Effi . .xv , ,A ug. 535 .t . :r.2i5,,, V fam 1 5'- N va 'F 5 t 'tvlknlgy W.. gf Lf . ,S f- .. yhfi 4 ' ' K 5 A if lik L' l k' A lf' 5 ww f ' 5-awww . is-so ' ' 4 ' iid . ' J' f , , - - ', , T ff 9 Zgigfttt f .f ag 4. in -in-5 I xlizl n, gy. b : . answer to a question concerning dating at the Girls League meeting held on November 17. All tour classes competed during No- vember in the annual canned food drivep during the month this remained to be one of the major activities. The other highlights of the month began on the third with the teachers' convention -students had the first three day Weekend of the year. On the seventh and eighth, the dra- ma department presented its first pro- duction, You Can't Take It With You. CHS pepleaders and band members marched through downtown Tucson in the annual veteran's day parade No- vember 11. Later in the month on the 21st, the junior class boosted its trea- sury When it presented a full length feature movie Shenandoah to any member of the student body who want- ed to attend. Thanksgiving vacation on Nov. 23 and 24 gave students a chance to rest after the Senior Prom which was a Week earlier. Getting in the Christmas spirit, FHA members Sharon Marcon, Iackie Touvell and Carol Biles make clothes tor dolls given to children. .wf 'N.- ,g W m.m 0.0-f, if ' tW,,,W' ,, f 0