Catalina High School - Torch Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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Torch Royalty Reign Over' orweigianWood' In the yuletide spirit, the Torch Ball, Norwegian Wood , was held Dec. 16. For the first time, the theme was based on a country. Green and gold were the main colors used to portray the Norwegian atmosphere. The mood was set by a mural and silhouetted win- dows, and a lighted tunnel and a gold sleigh on the crowning stage high- lighted the decorations. Couples danced to the music of Rhy- thm Incorporatedg refreshments were served in the faculty lounge also dec- orated in the main theme. Diane Shudy and Iim Robertson, the 1968 Torch Queen and King, were crowned by last year's royalty, Ian Neubauer and Marty Scala. Accompanied by junior Ianice Werch, this year's Sharon Werch, carry the crowns to the 1966-67 Neubauer, Marty and Ian then crowned our b A W and Torch King and Queen, Marty Scala and Ian new royalty, jim Robertson and Diane Shudy Torch Ball crown- earers. ndy ong

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Tests, Tournament Prelude Christmas Rush The first day of December brought the last day of the second six weeks, the Torch Royalty Primary, and the Student Council Convention in Phoe- nix. On the next day the members of the Trojan speech team traveled to Sal- pointe competing in the state-wide Winter Trophy Tournament. For many seniors, December meant tests. The first exam 'was the Betty Crocker test for future homemakers on the fifth. College bound students in- terested in out of state schools faced the SAT on the second: those interested in an Arizona college took the ACT on Dec. 9. On the eighth and ninth, delegates represented different countries in the general assembly of the Model UN held on the U of A campus. After the annual Christmas program, students were dismissed for the year for vacation. Annette Cline, head of the Mat Maids, introduces Catalina's newest service group during the wrestling assembly. The girls assist at meets. The combined choirs and orchestra led by Mr. Robert Edgington perform during the Christmas concert. The annual show was free to the public.

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As the crowds watch with anticipation, Bruce Maklin tries to bucket extra points for a Cata- lina win, but the Trojans lost the important league game. Senior Capers Master of Ceremonies Terry Reeves blows a unique bubble as fellow Em- Cees Mary Ann Sloane and Fern White marvel at his feat. January Initiates New Year, xxx, 7 . ' ,.. 4: 15. At Girls League, seniors Annette McCaa and exchange students while Trina Anderson Cleft? Lark Francis enjoy the experiences of the foreign asks about Finnish customs.