Catalina High School - Torch Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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Student- dministration Cooperation Stressed To the delight of all CHS girls, including sopho- the grass is made easier by the administration's mares Iulie Walp and Chris Toglia, studying in approval of the wearing of culottes. The purpose of this year's class is to promote cooperation between the administration and students, states Bruce Ash, sophomore Class president. With the advice of Miss lane Howell, the sophomore class sponsored the an- nual Sophornore-Freshman Mixer on September 25. Half of the profits from this dance were donated to the fresh- man class to help start their treasury. The sophomores held the second an- nual Graveyard Dance on October 27. The decorations for this dance included graves, corn-stalks, pumpkins, and orange and black crepe paper stream- ers. The room was dark except for one light which represented the moon. The Committee provided the music. In ad- dition, the sophomores served as ushers tor all of the plays and co- sponsored the faculty talent show dur- ing Dear Week in March. In order to form a more united class, monthly projects were devised and meetings, held every Tuesday, were open to all sophomores. Clyde Phillips, a drivers' education teacher, in- structs a mother about sophomore drivers. Watching intently as Eddie Lyons tries to make a difficult shot, Sophomore George Bertram waits his turn to shoot pool, a favorite hobby.

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Swimming, Sewing Interests Soph Qffieers In addition to teaching English, Miss Iane Howell assumes the duties of sophomore sponsor. The varied interests of BRUCE ASH, this year's sophomore class president include swimming, football, weight lifting and hiking. A member of the junior varsity football team last year, Bruce also participated in varsity swimming meets at CHS. In addition to these activities, he spends extra- curricular time hiking in the Catalina mountains and listening to the music of the Rolling Stones and the Doors. Serving on the Sophomore Committee and as a Lettermen's Club member also takes up much of his spare time. In the future, Bruce sopes to receive a swimming scholarship to either North Carolina State University or the University of Southern California Where he would like to concentrate his studies in the field of law or business administration. When not occupied with the responsi- bilities of the sophomore class vice- president, ALEX COBBLE enjoys ob- serving and participating in all kinds of sports. Last year, he was on the freshman baseball team. Alex also likes to spend extra time hunting and fishing in near-by mountains. After completing high school, he plans to attend an eastern college and be- come a pilot in the United States Air Force. Later he hopes to proceed to a career in real estate. TERRI LINDGBEN, Class of '70 sec- retary, enjoys theatrical arts and litera- ture. Being an active member of Thes- pians and the Forensic League gives her opportunity to pursue her interests. Terri also likes to travel and last sum- mer she toured parts of Europe with the Foreign Language League pro- gram. While there, she studied at vari- ous universities in England and France. In her spare time she likes to cook, read, Write poetry, and help churches and other organizations with the teaching of under-privileged chil- dren. At school, she participates in Girls League and serves as a matmaid at the wrestling matches. After high school, Terri hopes to attend the Uni- versity of Arizona and become a kindergarten teacher. k h k' lr, h ! ll V h 1 d the CHS-Salpointe game which was played at mores stand up for the kick as they shoyv their Nigga? Fill-gifts ltllary Elfxclgydand Linda tlairxixcereg Catalina on a Wednesday afternoon. Sopho- school spirit and encourage their class team.

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