Catalina High School - Torch Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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MARCE MARTIN is a member ot the Internation- al and Ski Clubs and enjoys tennis, sewing and swimming. Marce's main interest lies in math and she spent two summers in an extensive study oi algebra and geometry. She is a mem- ber of the National Math Honor Society and plans to major in math at Antioch University. President of Future Teachers of America, CATHY THOMPSON, is a writer on the Torch Copy Staff. vice-president of the International Club and is on the Senior Advisory Board. Cathy was cho- sen the Outstanding Iunior Girl of the Year by the U of A and plans to attend Washburn Uni- versity to pursue a career in math. As well as being on the Senior Advisory Board. a member of the Letterman's Club and a hall monitor captain, BRUCE DUSENBERRY presides as Chief Iustice oi Student Court. He and his family also hosted the AFS student from Brazil. Next year Bruce plans to attend Occidental Uni- versity where he will major in law. After a year in New Zealand as an AFS stu- sumed her activities in Dardanaires and Semor dent, BARBARA BURSTEIN returned to Catalina Advisory Board Her future plans include at at the beginning of second semester and re- tending the U ot A and studying psychology Listening to classical music and an active in- CHS band and is A11C1ty this year A medical terest in his church are hobbies of PETER VAN profession is Peters goal but he first hopes to WAGENINGEN. He plays the clarinet in the major 1n biology and minor in chemistry

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,,,.,..--.. with me with H Two Attain Highest Scholastic Honor for '68 The Top Twenty-five seniors have shown leadership by participation in service and sports as Well as by their maintenance of a high level of scholar- ship. This year's graduating class rec- ognizes two of their number to hold the first place as 1968 Valedictorians. Although he concentrates on de- veloping his debafing talents, IAY NADING is also a basketball enthusi- ast. He still finds time for stamp col- lecting and target shooting. Iay has earned a medal from the Mathemati- cal Association of North America, the Harvard Book Award and a Baird Scholarship to the U of A. His future in- cludes college on the West Coast for an engineering career. ALAN STERNSTEIN spends much of his spare time playing the guitar and Weightlifting. A debater, he has won many awards at Forensic League speech meets and participates in the Thespian society. Also interested in so- ciology, Alan's major this fall at UCLA will be meteorology.

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Top 25 Gain Scholastic Honors Through Lon A member ot the Trumpeteer staff for tour years, KIT McILROY is currently copy editor of the newspaper. In addition to being a member of the Honor Society and Quill and Scroll, Kit is a National Merit Scholarship Finalist. After grad- uation he hopes to attend Pomona College. Fond of little children, CINDY LERSCH plans to go into elementary education at the U ot A. As a member of the class advisory board for three Majoring in physical education at the U of A, SUE HERMANN plans to be a P.E. teacher or physical therapist. The National Honor Society member, who enjoys camping, hiking and fish- ing, is a member of Los Pescadores. She is also active in Catalina's International and German Clubs, GAA, Girls League and on CHS Red Cross Council. With an interest in science and mathematics, songleader ANN McDOWELL is the secretary of the Math Club. As a junior, the National Honor Society member was chosen delegate to the Art Workshop and the Youthpower Conference. She has been active on Catalina's Red Cross Coun- cil, in Spanish Club and Bi-Chem-Phy. years, she worked on both proms sponsored by the Class of '68. Sewing in her spare time, the NHS member was on the Iunior Honor Guard. A Lettermen's Club member, BOB HARRIS wqg manager of the varsity baseball and basketball teams for two years. The National Honor So- ciety and Math Club member attended the Na- tional Science Foundation Scholarship Summer Institute in Mathematics at NAU last summer. He plans to enter engineering in college. 8