Catalina High School - Torch Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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Jim Bearden, tall, blond, and athletic, was freshman class president. His inter- ests center around football and track, and his hobbies include stamp and coin collecting, model cars, and photography. Jim is an avid Boy Scout and participates in many of their activities. l iust love to meet people! exclaims friendly Kathy Stanley, freshman class vice president. I think they are fascina- ing. She is an active member of Girls League and is a Pirouette. Some of her favorite pastimes include dancing, bowl- ing, and swimming. I -is X , - t- 4-. .3 Pert and energetic Sue Neubauer, fresh- man class secretary, is a iunior varsity cheerleader and is out of doors most of the time. Horse-back riding, swimming, and tennis are on the top of her list. She also plays the piano! just for fun. r ' F , , XR . cf' aa ' 1- ,t ,. 'fi .l ' 'ik 4 K, f ' ft 1 , 1 1 lf f ' il 3 g e 1 1 ' , Li., i ,,,,, 5 ' fa .- ' a - 5 .fs ' f ix '. 31 5- A' - 52 7 ikg, K 4 rl is ' fat - sf 1 I e 3' 1 if 1 R 22. H: ,. ' Lf' f 5 7: X ,ig- ' ' Z' jr' fi gs, ,::t..,f.g!ffi-t. I, :gg . V 'iii Ere ' ,ff Nm'f':.- ' V 'Y Charles Ingram Sponsor Unusual entertainment was provided at the frosh party by Mr. .lack Segurson and Bobby Shirk.

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717 Freshman Outnumbereol Upperclcissmen Freshman Jack Gemmer looks on in horror as his books fall to the floor. ls there anyone around to see him? ' J A og X All , i n .Ji ,F 1 .Ai 1 ' Q, ,' 'i' 5 :N X W i Lx? 1 A a - sex, it l T X Q HHQSN. A, A T X I - ' ' ,iff ff! T f H 1 Lk! bw ,'-'K I A ui if L f ' 'XF- FRESHMAN ADVISORY BOARD . . . Top Row: Joan Ginter, Sally Ginter, Tom Ro Freiser, Craig Gillaspie, Kathy Stanley, Nancy Ball, Dick Plunk, John Norris . . Navin, Jim Blough, Ronnie Campbell, Jim Bearden. -Jw This year's freshman class is the largest to date at Catalina. There were 717 'Freshmen coming from sev- eral iunior high schools to comprise one unified body of high school students. Numerous, but still having individual personalities, the freshmen had their prob- lems in searching their way through the building and establishing themselves during the first few days of school. T Hampered by the usual frosh late elections, the class of '64 got off to a good start following the election of Jim Bearden as president of the class, Kathy Stanley as vice president, and Sue Neubauer as secretary. These three main officers, with the help of the advisory bo-ard, led the frosh in their varied activities through- out the year. A party held on November 14, sporting the name Getting to Know You, was a huge success, thorough- ly enioyed by all as the first completely frosh activity of the year. Also helping to bolster the class treasury was a movie presented to the student body to-ward the end of February. Now, as the first phase of their high school career is completed and new horizons are seen ahead, all of the freshmen look forward to a bright and successful class future in the remaining years of high school at Catalina. J Sue Neubauer, Penny Marshall, David Light . . . Second Row: Debbie Front Row: Sandy Shortman, Carol Hartley, Anne Brownlee, Rosalind

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