Catalina High School - Torch Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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, Speech Meets Spring sports dominated the April calendar. Diamondmen defended their state championship While gymnasts, golfers, and netmen were protecting city titles. Leading activities were a baseball game against Salpointe and the Student Federation primary elec- tion, both held on the Znd. After hear- ing speeches at the candidates' assem- bly on the 8th, Trojans cast their votes in the final election held April 9th. Spring vacation, April 12th through 15th, provided a pleasant break during second semester. The Spring Band Concert, a baseball game against Douglas and the division champion- ship tennis tournament Were held on the 19th. The U of A was the scene for the Arizona Invitational Drama Festival which began on the 19th and ran through April 20th. On the 27th, speech students traveled to Prescott for the Spring Trophy Tournament. The month's events were concluded with the Iunior-Senior Prom in the cafeteria. A member of the gymnastics team, senior Mar- lene Van Pelt performs an aerial in the free exercise event at the city tournament April 27. Enjoying their Spnng vacation Apnl 12th Wilson release the tensions caused by the the swimming pool of junior Debbie Vogel, through 15th Juniors Ierry Elliott and Iody second semester by pushmg some irlends mio while an accomplice doubles over with laughter.

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Boys prepared a conglomeration of food and decorated boxes for the Tuesday evening social at which relay races and an auction were held. Q O 3 0 DaSa tCtIa .51.2Q.,zzLC1z1,.:.if5:z Q2:2:er.:12ii,E:fr55 pen 9 V 9 90n 3 3 3 In out that he has already been tagged. Red on Your Head Day', Tags Red on Your Head Day opened the Dear Season with girls who wished to purchase a tag Wearing a red bow in their hair. An article of personal assurance such as a stuffed animal was brought to school on Security Day. In the evening, a box-social, hootenanny, re- lay races, a pie-eating contest and an auction were held. For Favorite Teacher Day, students brought a small token of appreciation to the teacher of their choice. With trash from lockers, students filled gar- bage cans marked with administra- tors' and counselors' names. A prize was given to the faculty member with the fullest barrel. Besides clashing apparel worn on Crazy Clothes Day, there was a faculty-intramural basketball game that afternoon. Concluding the Dear Week activities was Inferior Female Day, during which girls opened doors and carried books for boys as well as giving ct ribbon to the first boy with whom they spoke. Featuring the crowning of the Dear King, Doe's Drag was held on the same evening. Clutching her stuffed mouse, sophomore Sylvia Daniels gains self-assurance on Security Day, the second activity of Dear Week, March 12.

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Www 'ug-nw .M l..,,.4......,,.M,,,.,W..Mw-s11-.w-fff+.-f1y ,ww 2 if , 52 S Q5 5 . , it Evil' f W.- if o 3 4. ,su . W ,r f' iq . Student Body, Class Officers Elected During Month of May The month of May arrived and thoughts turned toward summer vaca- tion as the end of another school year drew closer. Elections were held for the student body and class officers that will gov- ern CHS in the coming year. The Dardanaires presented their an- nual dance performance on the lUth. Also, on the night oi the 15th, the sym- phonic band, composed of the orches- tra, choir members and band, ended their series of presentations with the Spring Patio Concert. During inter- mission, an art exhibit was held in the main hall. On May 24, students attended the annual Torch signing party held in the cafeteria after getting their first glimpse of the yearbook that day. Senior Linda Hutlman preparing to serve, com- petes in a tennis match. Other spring sports include golf, baseball, track and gymnastics. Studying late into the night for final exams the next day, Diane Shudy linds it tiring to con- centrate on all the material to be learned. Home living students in their mock kindergarten classes are retaught how to play several child- hood iavorites by the young pre-schoolers. til rt eil: if Fi' -4