Catalina High School - Torch Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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7 Q.- C, N. ' 2 Modeling smart fashions at the Girls' League Con- vention is Suzanne Bambauer, escorted by John Patten from Tucson High. Penny a pound is what Jill Dykeman collects from fathers as they enter the Girls' League CBL: M 14.L.QL5 ll! I liiililfiiiifiilfilliiiiifflzf ' ' Lettermen serve lunch and wait on the visiting girls at the Girls League Convention. Dad-Daughter Banquet. 49 X Taking a break after cz business meeting at the Girls League Convention are some CHS girls.

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Girls League Membership ls Open to All Girls GIRLS LEAGUE: Mrs. Joan Tolle, adviser, Mrs. Myrtle Brown, adviser. ,f Girls, girls, and more girls! Girls from all over the state were here as Cata- lina, along with Tucson High School, sponsored the Sta te Girls League Convention. Besides sponsoring the Convention, Girls League had meetings at which talks were given on such topics as Japan and the Holy Land. They also held their annual Dad-Daughter Banquet and coke party. Girls League is a democratic organiza- tion and membership is open to all girls. To be a voting member, a girl must at- tend three meetings. 4 me i ,, g . l I 4 Kay Zeidler, president Nona Piziali, vice-president Jill Dykemcm, secretary l lr. is 1. -J 2: C f f, . . ,Q . ,J V . A 5155-,, b f-iii ' ,V Dflff X W, We fl!! ef f ,J wa ff fer M20 ' ff 1 f f , f ff 124 -,,r'g '.-5- 1' ,gif 1 u . sf -a . m.-, ef GIRLS LEAGUE COUNCIL: Suzanne Bambauer, Nancy Helm, Susie Anderson, Willow Carter, Kay Zeidler, Nona Piziali, Jill Dykeman, Susie Salant, Bonnie McKim, Susy Grossetta, Pam St. Germaine, Vicki Curiel, Andi Bacall. ff' 4,1 1

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Tri-Hi-Yiers Sell Peanuts-for-Polio in Drive Club Collects Tous Collecting toys and food for needy tami- lies at Christmas was one of the ac- tivities of the senior Tri-Hi-Y, Alter Ego Club. This club strives to create, main- tain, and extend, throughoutthe home, school, and community, high standards of Christian character. The club is open to any senior girl at Catalina who wishes to uphold the purpose of the club. The Alter Ego Tri-Hi-Y participated in the annual Hi-Y, Tri-Hi-Y Model Legisla- ture and Peanuts for Polio. 'i 1 IT' SENIOR TRI-HI-Y-Front Row: Charlotte Ewing, Mary Ellen Dietz, treasurer, Barbie Reid, secretary, Susan Landon, president, Jill Dykeman, vice-president, Toby Hyman, Carol Harrison, Penny Geror. . .Second Row: May Mickelsen, Diane DeLong, Linda Hawkins, Becky Clarke, Kay Mickelsen, Kathy Stockwell, Stephanie Cooke, Paula Wolff, Carol Walthall, Jeanne Phillips, Ann Raynolds, Judy Potter, Toni Roberts . . . Third Row: Dako Abo, Gail Price, Becky Romero, Pam Phillips, Joyce Lovelock, Pat DeVoe, Denise Mason, Barbara Dirst, Mary McCuls- key, Lynnda Spencer . . . Fourth Row: Lana Hansen, Molly Poole, Christie Galloway, Marcia Taggett, Phyllis San Angelo, Joan Weinzapfel, Judy Lowe, Judy La Ferer, Ann McFarlane, Dee Sullivan, Diane Tully, Trish Tom- linson, Sally May, Pat Stell, Joanne Cowgill. JUNIOR TRI-HI-Y-Front Row: Carol Berry, Linda Helm, Susan Salant, Willow Carter, president, Lynn McEvers, vice-president, Judie Henry, treasurer: Susie Anderson, Janet Hotchkiss, secretary, Sally Doll, Gail Wyman . . . Second Row: Gail Fox, Charlene Carlson, Kay Kreiger, Sharon Watson, Sally Clausen, Carolyn Breck, Paula Piziali, Mel David, Andrea Salter . . . Third Row: Sherill Menaugh, Kay Hatcher, Jeanette Reynolds, Mackie Marsh, Debbie McMillan, Nancy Kelly, Judy Riley, Susy Grossetta, Carol Mellen, Vicki Purcell, Marilyn 'Tubergen, Janice McCutchean, Pat Gibson . . . Fourth Row: Connie Gillaspie, Judi Willson, Koneta Goodwin, Dorothy McKelvey, Judy Stiger, Janice Royce, Meredith Mutterer, Sandi Smith, Pam Svob, Helen Pumphrey, Wendy Smith, Susie McEvers, Susie Brewer . . . Fifth Row: Ginney Porter, Mary Jo Holman, Peggy Hoag, Patty Juniors Adopt Girl Bona Fides Club, the iunior chapter of Tri-Hi-Y's at Catalina, adopted a crip- pled teenage Indian girl as their maior service project for the year. They raised money through a bake sale, car wash, and a dance held on November 4. The group went caroling at hospitals during the Christmas vacation and sent repre-sentatives to Model Legislature with the club paying the bill. Schneider. r w ' V, . p 1, g , xgggf ilj a sr, 'W ,LR J - J , A le ,. ff 2 .V fyggl , . 5 'G - - -X -4 ,' 1 -rf' .. 1 K- - . .f V . A i Y f L 45 ,QI f v. ' , lx 'ul X , I- , 1 :4 - ... pm Bono' it 'Vs s s 1 A or r -f :iii L i'is l'il . i F' J- A , f ,EAR I . . ,I :'s,k,q X Ominurns Bake t ,C R, ,mi tt , ' 'IX' L F '1 A ,J iff? fi Through money raised by a bake sale, I g X 1 I :SX 5 fiflf ,lt ,fi 1 . fe, . ' ' '21 , Q-,ffl ' L ,f s., fgi, ,K-.,,. '. fi , ' Pro Bona Ominum, the Sophomore chap- M ill- F Q V,t:'.,A ,J p - WE ter of Tri-Hi-Y, bought an aquarium for the children at the National Foundation for Asthmatic Children. Members also participated in Model Legislature and Peanuts for Polio. SOPHOMORE TRI-HI-Y-Front Row: Meredith Mills, president, Melanie Robertson, vice-president, Gloria Stell, Darcy Poole, Barbara Ewing, Francis Upham, treasurer, Nancy Cooke, Judy Cooke, Lynn Spencer, secretary, Bon- nie Schroeder, Allyn Hansen . . . Second Row: Janice Lancaster, Debby l-land, Jenny Burkhart, Georgie Lowres, Shelley Fox, Linda Lanctot, Diane Rose, Barbara Stevick, Eve Grzybowski, Linda Meinema, Sheila Cunningham . . . Third Row: Mary Ann Moore, Vicki Lawler, Sharon Hawk, Austie Moore, Linda Wershing, Nancy Thompson, Dorothy Phillips, Janet Stitzer, Ann Taylor, Connie Gapp . . . Fourth. Row: Kristi Palmer, Connie Franz, Sandi Harralson, Judy Davis, Trudy Hummel, Vade Phillips, Lolly Scott, Alice Hall, Connie Graham.