Catalina High School - Torch Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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Balanced Team Provides a Successful Season Varsity tennis is the only endeavor at Catalina in which a girl may earn a varsity letter. This year's varsity team, consisting of Molly Poole, Mary Ellen Dietz, Sandy Bird, Pam Phillips, and Susie Salant, played fifteen interscholastic matches this past se- mester, while the J. V.'s-Janie Kress, Sharon Murphy, Donna Santee, Patti Foster, and Lorraine Newlin- played nine matches. They competed against Bisbee, Yuma, Tucson, and Rincon High Schools. The teams are chosen from the members of the tennis class. Girls who are better than average in tennis and who plan to play four years in interscholastic competition are eligible for membership on the teams. ln a seventh period class, the girls are coached on the technicalities of tennis and engage in practices. They are graded and must maintain eligibility. lntra-team competition is set up as a ladder, with each player being able to challenge only those above her. By winning her match, she may move up on the ladder. In summing up this year's team, Miss Norma Hyatt, the sponsor, stated, We have as strong and as well- balanced a team as we have ever had. We should do very well.

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4 is ' -. -'Li r Q w ' 'N Pat Brecht, vice-president Rosalin Mack, president ,V -.L , 4 I fi 4, , E i I I b n fa-r X 4 1' Vade Phillips, sergeant-at-arms fi -px -R 1, , P xx ll - li Pat Bartholomew, secretary-treasurer K w f Q , GAA Dromotes Sports Running, serving, catching . . . What are these girls doing? These are iust a few of the activities engaged in by members of the Girls' Athletic Association. This year GAA set out to prove that the girls could hold their own in many sports fields. This organization worked in closepconiunction with the Physical Educa- tion Department in promoting athletics and recreation for all. True sportsmanship and good fellowship were fostered. The club was open to any girl interested in sports and willing to participate in activities such as volleyball, basketball, tennis, and archery. Yes, the girls have proved their ability in athletic endeavor. T7 VOLLEYBALL-Front Row: Sue Thompson, Vacle Phillips . . . Second Row: Rosie Mack, Pat Bartholomew Pat Brecht, Sherry Bee, Janine Davidson. GlRlS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION-Front Row' Bobbet Button Ellin Aubert Pyeatt Claudette Williams Second Row Miss Mary Hines Melanie Vade Phillips Pat Bartholomew Pat Brecht Rosalin Mack Georgie Emmerich Sherry Bee Diedra Waggner Kathy Kloos Madelyn Mack Judi Miller Sue Thompson Carol Hartley Marilyn Wright f 4 . X A J J ' 1 ' J ,sf J y , A ' ' ' ' y a fe V I :EL-My I I . t t pk - 'V f 1 U Q, I K ,N N ,gig , - -5, 'f. .i?1:'5f, . i , ' ' s -, Q 'X' in E N 1?'!'v - - 1 4 V -' A . yqfb.- Carol Davison, Cheryl Davison., Mary Thomas, 'Connie Van Nattal. . . Third Row: Sue Wilkinson, 'Candy Wallace: Mary Ann I lngber, Martha' Tombaugh, Penny Pennington Dache Bachelier, Judy Riley, Judy Rau, Kathy Lemly, Diane Ketchum, Sharon Price, Mary Weiss, Harriet Willis, Priscilla De Leon.