Catalina High School - Torch Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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New Activities ' After a two week Christmas vaca- tion, school resumed on Ianuary 3. Clubs renewed regular meetings While Wrestling and basketball teams con- tinued competition throughout the month. A number of events highlighted the first month of l968. A Dance Sympo- sium held at the U of A on Ianuary 5 allowed interested students to partici- pate in creative dance. Thirty-seven new members were added to the Na- tional Honor Society the llth, and se- niors brought planning ideas to the Capers Kickoff Ianuary 15. The annual CHS Orchestra Concert was held the 18th, and outstanding band and orchestra members competed for top chairs in the All State Music Tryouts Ianuary 20. When first semester ended Ianuary 26, preceded by three days of final exams, Student Federation sponsored a Iudgment Day dance celebrating the completion of exams. Iohn Crooks and Linda Misevch dance to the music of the Generation at the Lettermen's Dance which was held in the cafeteria on February 16. One of the major weekend pastimes of Trojans is skiing at Mt. Lemmon: the Ski Club sponsored Saturday bus trips and equipment for members. xr QQ fm li' it rf'-mx 'Q' Y

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Sports, Dances, Rodeo Activities Fill February Trojans participated in basketball, tennis and Wrestling as Well as senior Capers auditions and speech tourna- ments during February. Leading off the month's events were senior capers auditions and the Sim- plicity fashion show which took place on the afternoon of February 7th in the auditorium. On the 9th, the annual Valentine's Day Dance was held. CHS speech students traveled to Tempe to compete in the ASU speech tournament. They returned with three trophies and Mrs. Fawn Iohnson re- ceived coach of the year award. Completing February's activities were a Tucson Symphony Concert for Elementary Schools on February 20 and 21 and the Rodeo Dance. The third mixer of the month, Rawhide Ruckus held on February 28, concluded the Rodeo Week festivities. Replacements for the varsity pepleaders, Les Girls demonstrate a variety of jumps while cheering the team at the Palo Verde game. As they eat dinner, CHS girls listen intently 10 University of Arizona campus at the Girls Lea- tained information about sororities, Spurs ' the ue meetin , February 21. The speeches con- Chimes, Mortar Board and Angel Fhght. representatives of womens organizations on g g