Catalina High School - Torch Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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,-f J Ji l l I thrilling ri alrq f skill and spirit A face of defiance, solidly banked by bright lights and a cheering crowd, marched ever for- ward to defend our school name. Spirit was high, and threats and reverses from week to week kept fans pacing the sidelines under bright rays of anticipation. Both the participant and the spectator found a place in sports, ioining together for nobler liv- ing and better cooperation.

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Club Studies Radio The Radio Club is striving toward the establishment of an amateur radio sta- tion at Catalina. The club, open to any- one interested, promotes interest in all phases of radio. 5 -sf 'E -ell? U 'fi A Printers Stud L1 Art Students are furnished with an oppor- tunity to explore the field of graphic arts in the Beniamin Franklin Club. The club held a banquet with the mem- bers of the other graphic' arts clubs in Tucson. A picnic and a Christmas card drive were also on the agenda. F Ls 'x FT- . Photos Are Taken Shutters clicked as members of the Photo Club snapped pictures a r o u n cl the campus. All of the Trojan Trigger Trippers aimed toward a better understanding of pho- tography. The club afforded an excellent opportunity for those going into a ca- reer in photo works. RADIO CLUB-Front Row: Fred Brown, president, Randall Legler, vice-presidentp Bob Wallace, secretary-treasurer, Larry Veithp John Vargap Everitt Welsh, adviser. mx! 'ff-M.. BEN FRANKLIN CLUB-Front Row: Garland Hall, Richard Hernandez . . . Second Row: Terry Gurvitz, David Anglin, Tom Hawk. ' TROJAN TRIGGER TRIPPERS-Front Row: Dave Newman, Tommy Hayden, Jim Matteson, Frank Wilson, Terry Gurvitz , . . Second Row: Bob McCIendon, Tom Hawk, Marsha Bell, Dave Bivens, Pam St. Germaine, Bill Yalen.

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