Catalina High School - Torch Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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Paper Flowers, Italian Cafe, Fountain Enhance Bella Notte After Weeks of planning and hours of decorating, the Senior Class pre- sented their prom, Bella Notte, on Nov. 18. A fountain, paper flowers and a sidewalk cafe enhanced the Italian at- mosphere. For entertainment, Archie Perrot's orchestra provided music. 170 W El.. l, K... 'E 1., ., if 5 at -f 2 .. Mr s it 42.1 . if 5 rftiefi K lj 1 - , f as -fo to Msfff 7 . 15 . ,pcp , Q., . l . . it ' e a. 1 a s , .. .K V ig 1 . 1 1 ,-riff: Iii,-ggi. .f n . 1. 1 N .,.k i ,,,. 5 K K . l . in ' ' . , Q. s , si c , . s l A W, Q - Y . New qy., 5 , L . A , .e . v w -,.s ,. I ,sll ' is .-,a tsrt is . e it s EmfUUC?d bY the d9C0TUliO1'1S or! the Senior Prom Lochqfd, The fountain they are enjoying was at of paper flowers and several rose vines. The are senior Tom Stalker cmd hrs date Junror Rita the Center of the hillside scene with hundreds prom lasted from 9:00 to 12:00.

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December Thoughts Turn to Vacation Santa HI STDR DF FASHIBN i ,pf i -lffilf' 'R ri zv, ,. Ui X: - r . i L , Accompanying herself on the guitar, CHS coun- selor Carolyn Kemmeries provides entertainment for the December 17 Faculty Christmas Party. Shrieks of delight, smiles and laughter were FHA's reward for a service-project Christmas party. Each Yaqui Indian child received a gift. After studying different dress periods, sewing Wilma G1-OSS, home economlcs teqcher classes clothe dolls in foreign costumes. Mrs. ranges the dolls for an attractive display HMV rigs-ff K4 3 ggr V ff it rrl Q f 1 li t ti ! gt New , N lA,r Vg y t el fi ee.,