Catalina High School - Torch Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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d,.w H H A GZQK. E ,Bm .V ,,. -.W TAX Camelot is one of the many classical and show albums that WALDON LIM enjoys. Orchestra, International Club, Senior Advisory Board and National Honor Society keep him busy when he isn't playing basketball. With an interest in mathematics and science, he hopes to go into biological research in college next year. E z Z Besides exploring caves around the Tucson area, spelunker DAVID SMITH also scales mountains and hunts for rocks. Uncertain about his plans after high school, NHS member Dave is a Na- tional Merit finalist qualifying for several col- lege scholarships. ln his'spare time he enjoys reading and playing varsity tennis. ., , , at s , . e...,,,,x ck Top 25 Seniors 1 ff' V, ,Jessi wtgifxv i'5'jz,g . -if-S r 1 YP .W 'iiffaqott-s. g Qi' r ,,,..?3i ft V, wwf- . ri. ,mu ,V as M ...wa mlm When she isn't studying, WENDY DAVIDSON plays the cello, sews and dances. Wendy, hav- ing played the cello for eight years, attended All- State and received superior ratings for solos X and ensembles while at CHS. Next year in col- l lege, she hopes to major in music or ct com- bination ot music, drama and modern dance. ffl ,f,i 3,5 ,,,, ,.t,,. X NAMAWNM-Ar PlY4P s 3 ClVll W---n-Q-A...,,.,,,,,,,,.M,rf.,..f., of . fs, ' 55 X at tl An active member of the Pima County Civil De- neering at the U of A. He is a member of Na- fense Search and Rescue Squad, PAT THRALL tional Honor Society and has played on the has little time for anything else. With an in- IV tennis team, terest in math, he will probably go into engi-

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Hours of Work President of Catalina's chapter of the National Honor Society, IOHN SMILEY, is involved in the independent study science program. In addition to being active in intramural sports, Lettermen's club and ski club. Iohn was also chosen during his junior year to go to Boy's State and to be in the Honor Guard. National Honor Society member, BRUCE MAK- LIN, is an active member of the advisory board and was on the student council during his junior year. In addition to being the secretary oi the Lettermen's club. being active in baseball, a guard on the basketball team, and in the Span- ish club, Bruce was on the Iunior Honor Guard. N333 X725 S1331 s :2'+Q National Merit Scholarship finalist SCOTT LEVIN plans to major in psychology, international rela- tions or linguistics in college. Languages in- terest Scott and he hopes to use his knowledge ot them in the Foreign Service. Scott is a mem- ber of the International Club, Bi-Chem-Phy and is Assistant Editor of the Torch. t An advisory board member, SUE SHEPHERD plans to attend the U of A on a General Resi- dent Scholarship. Sue enjoys working with children and hopes to become a grade school teacher after college. Among her interests are sewing, tennis and camping in the mountains. Also, Sue is in the National Honor Society. Fbs E7 Hg 2e+ HW Dvtentials miter neutral uq

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l S uccessfull Pursue Their Educational Goal My goal in lite is to share with others the Gospel of Christ, says MARGARET PYE. Next year she plans to attend Bob Iones University and major in Christian education. Margaret plays the piano and serves as National Honor Society treasurer. She has been on Girls League Council and secretary of Red Cross Council. As a member of National Forensics League and Thespians, MARYANN SLOANE has participated in speech meets and performed in drama pro- ductions. Also, Maryann is active as cr Mat Maid and was chosen an emcee tor Capers. ,Q,,...w-is-0 General Residence Scholarship winner STEVE WOLFF, a National Honor Society member, plans to attend the College of Mines at the Uni- ge ill Q, tt - rs ' , ., jt .rx 7.5 ll nf i .aah v.., . 4 -ez ' t , M t ,... it ' i t t j, i versity ot Arizona. majoring in engineering. A member of the football team for three years. Steve has also been on the baseball team. C Interested in science, especially physics, MARK FORSTER plans to attend Antioch College and later become an astronomer. He has belonged to Bi-Chem-Phy for tour years. holding two of- tices. He enjoys playing the clarinet in or- chestra and operates a short wave radio. Editor-in-chief of the Trumpeteer ARTHUR READ has been a member of the staff for four years. He also participates in Russian Club, Advisory Board and National Honor Society. Arthur has won the honor of being a member of the Quill and Scroll and chosen as Catalina's representa- tive to the Tucson Iunior Youth Board.