Catalina High School - Torch Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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Never Have Enough Timel' Wait Teenagers l 'Q l fr., ig ,,,, Eyeing the bill that Kay Wertman has already run up, .lerry Ervin mentally figures, Now there goes next month's allowance, and that takes care of gas money for two weeks, and . . . The predominating wail, There is never enough time to do anything! crosses everyone's lips at one time or another during those thirty-nine weeks from September to June. The ever-present homework problem offers no let up, nor do miscellaneous extra time users such as after- school jobs, football and basketball games, talking on the telephone, taking the car apart, and of course, putting the car together again. Time for what? the older generation may ask. Everyone is alloted the same number of hours each day. Teen-agers arise! A twenty-five hour day is defi- nitely needed to drink a leisurely coke, ride around town, sleep, try to attract the attention of that new boy or girl, and still have plenty of time to clo nothing. The refrain, Here and there, this and that reigns over every waking hour of the school day land some sleep- ing ones, tool. Before that common disease Cutter exhaustionl sets in, summer vacation arrives. The sun turns the city into an oven, flies are buzzing, and everything is posi- tively wilted. We soon find that five weeks of com- plete collapse and boredom are too much for anyone! What ioy to be assured that the hustle and bustle of teen-age life is iust around the corner at Catalina. Mistleloe! I dare you to use it! smiles Joanne Cowgill as Don Walker Aha! My last vocabulary word and the ianitor hasn't found me yet,' I-,olds if gyer her heqd, triumphantly exclaims Warren White. ifdx, 'Q X , ......f1i. l i 'dl- 6

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111' 1 -1-. ' t-K. ,jf , 1 - - A ,lg , A , ,Al it f Now a beautiful girl like you wouldn't charge us fifteen whole cents for a rootbeerl is the cry of Roy Roberts and Pat Cunningham. 7, ,write I I , ii ,X ,J X ,V ' -GQQNTFE, we 2 ' 3 Q 4 I q , ,S Asfonished Bill Risner's 'Face plainly says, Now who ever thought that Anne McFarlane would go out with mel 'wg' x V f,t-'rails' ., pgs 4,-its ,-M. , ,Q 'mf 4J-fi, X. 1-54 is eww' ,km w,1m:Q.Q,,s.wEn Jr g glint, Wig YQ r ,r ,f f ,. sg 4 Qlifgzfzlle .4 The typical day of a carry-out boy wouldn't be complete without people who buy fifteen pound bags of peat moss, muses Jon Stenbcxkken. 8 in