Catalina High School - Torch Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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,RX f Busy transforming the cafeteria to one of ivy and crepe paper for the Senior Prom are Stevie Cooke und Penny Geror. S ,X 97 ,,.y,. A if yy e me r Penny-a-pound was the charge of admission at the Girls League Dad and Daughter Box Supper as Mr. Svob is weighed in by his daughter Pam lr if iEI'H!i' i.'l , F Wm: r in 411312 S ' ' '- f? 3rfM I-7 'ibn-N' 'again 1' SSIVSQQE t i' , fr i'.4f,! fE Sail 4 4-1 : -' afewesea- W - iigm-A lv 3- .5 L5 ,4w fuk. ,nf , . f ff 532' ---if-?.,,.,s-pr ,,. ' -.sf 0 Grand Sweepstakes winner of the Veterans Day Parade are the march ing CHS Bond and pep leaders. r F,

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Have a secret? Suzi Landon tells the audience that Garry Moore of l've Got a Secret babysat for Suzi and her brother. 1-Choral and Orchestra Concert 2-Future Teachers of America Meeting 3-Football-CHS at Amphi 4-Teachers Convention-No School 9-Library Workers Meeting l0-Football-Pueblo at CHS ll-Veterans Day-No School 14-Freshman Class Party 15-Back to School Night 17-Girls' League Dad - Daughter Box Supper 18-Football-Central at CHS I9-Senior Prom- Opulentia 21-International Club Meeting 23-Junior Class Movie Seven Brides for Seven Brothers OpuIentia Sets Prom Theme Opulentia, the Senior Prom, featured the color white and an ivy-covered pool overflow- ing with mist. The most successful project of the class, the prom provided a climax to November. Four days of Thanksgiving vacation afforded a rest from the first hectic months of school. The Girls League Dad-Daughter dinner occupied one night of the month and taxed the girls' imaginations for decorations for their boxed dinners. The Junior Class began their slate of events with a movie, Seven Brides for Seven Brothers. .- T, X1--s.C...f-f1N, ff I gill ' X 'yjFl:?, r Go Trojans Go! yell enthusiastic band members Kenny Mayer and Randy Knautf. R 4 ,..,,, V: I, 1 X . ,,,, A 'V W .V V v,, kv ri 1 ,gd-.. ,J Mums were sold by the TORCH staff at the Pueblo football game and worn to the Trumpeteer sponsored Homecoming dance, Reunion Romp.

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Blue and Silver Desert Depicts Torch Ball Tumbleweeds among hues of blue and silver set the mood for Desert in December, the fifth annual Torch Ball. Gail Price and Buddy Doolen, elected Torch queen and king, presided over the gay festivities. The Littlest Angel and selections from Amahl and the Night Visitors were spotlightecl as the CHS orches- tra, Dardanaires, and choral groups gave three per- formances of the Christmas pageant. Excitement was unequaled as loyal Troians turned out to cheer the basketball team on to victory. On December 20, students closed the school day amidst anticipation of the two-week Christmas holiday. Ai ss....' fat' t Z.. Li, . Jumping high after leading the crowd in a cheer are Catalina's J. V. Roynlly crowned, happy TORCH King Buddy Doolen and lovely Queen cheerleaders, Price, dCll'lC9. Final candidates, Stevie Cooke, Susi Landon, Mandy McCoy, Gail Price, Lucy Richardson, back row, Randy Cooper, Buddy Doolen, John Moffatt, Jim Selser, and Bob Svob, for yearbook Queen and King were presented to the entire student body during the TORCH assembly in December prior to the crowning at the TORCH Ball.