Catalina High School - Torch Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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fellows all in realm of the SUN... Actions interpret our thoughts, reflecting life's happiness and fullness. As a firefly shines on the wing and darkens when idle, so our organi- zations shine when they are active. Each individual finds his place to stimulate studies, interests, and hobbies.

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Industrial Arts Wing ls the Home of 61 Torch IA2, the home of the TORCH, has been a center of bustling activity producing the 1961 yearbook since spring of 1960. But Catalina's annual was certainly not confined to just the publications room. The staff expressed the need for a swing- ing door and roller skates for the countless trips to parts of the building in search of ideas and coverage of the school year. During the course of a busy day, at least one staff member was sure to be seen 'trying to track down a vacant typewriter to type a story or to finish a page for a deadline. Write-ups of events months be- fore they occurred, attempts to get one hundred people in one picture, and too much or not enough room for copy, pictures, and captions resulted in constant headaches. Growing each year, the TORCH has strived to establish itself as a record of the school year, a memory book for the students, a public relations instrument for the school, and a major student proiect. Greater academic coverage, better pa- per, and more color topped this year's list of accomplishments. Gail Price, editor in chief Ann Fordham, copy editor Robert Dawson, William Mitchell, advisers Suzanne Bambauer layout editor 15 W--,ml ,, ,., , f 5 Ala V. , - 4 1 Wx, 4'-sygxfs ,A,,.1ixR,sk3,, 4 514 x, ,, A K is N .-8, .. less, 4 4 5. .c is .. ,dr X X' L' M f in , :. 2 f-V , ' 43 Trap--2. FB ,,,-rs . , 11 cf'