Catalina High School - Torch Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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K , if , ....,, ' A 4f..2 1 I I-Band Festival 3-Basketball-T.H.S. at C.H.S. 6-G.A.A. 7-Orchestra Concert 'IO-Lettermen's Dance 16-Girls League 16-Choral Festival 17,18-Regional Wrestling Y , 20-Latin Club if 1a i 'X l If f. C ..f-: 21-Tennis Assembly 22-Rodeo Dance 23,24-Rodeo Vacation 24,25-State Wrestling Tournament 24,25-Basketball Qualifying Tournament sg. .fa . 28--Student Council Anticipation and excitement show on the faces of'Catalina's pepleaders during a tense moment in the Catalina-Amphi game. - sw ., . m -. - . ,... , Q, .Q c f-. X 1 L-' ' 3 ., , . . 'vi ,'1 'N M --Wt 1, V jy. . , . . s , Q., ' 91 e? if W gli' f, '1',3. L... Y ,1 is Al J'4l 1 ffl fl if 451. J ffl' 'lv' J LQ, Q. - , Trotting her mule, Sharon Christopher, Catalina senior, rides p judges' stand. ,Q-5' I , K-45 ' ' ' ', gt' I ' LW' 'LJ Fad: 5 ,zfffy X i 1151112 --' 'sgigit -..- ill 'll E ? l5- 1 ' 4-leg 7F2.,g?y 1 , IMT -,pub t.g,lli1l.f. . .-5 ,.f ,4gi,...-,.,,,a Wt . H: 'ii-:T-Tl-Vi a. ,yy WJ, Vi.. A Ll, tl -C A EXSWZBWYZ' at if Minis tl ttf Hi? '7 1,1111 ': '?' 'l ll 'fx , e ' c f 'ik' ast the Smiling foreign exchange student Dako Abo and her escort Paul Price dance within a heart of crepe paper at the Senior Tri-Hi-Y Valentine dance.

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FEW st KM if Wearing a crown of blue carnations, LeHermen's Queen Janice Royce reigns with her court-Paula Wolff, Linda Helm, Jackie Marsh, and Judy Cuison-at the lettermen's valentine dance. Eeords Grown as Wild West Look I-tits Campus Yippee! As February came, so did the western wear, the beards, and the Howdy Partners as C.H.S. took on the wild west look. Rodeo Week was highlighted by the crowning of Rodeo Queen Toni Roberts at Cimarron City, a dance sponsore-d by the iunior class. The day after the crowning, Queen Toni and her attendants rode in the annual Rodeo Parade. Screams filled the air and worry-torn faces were se-en as C.H.S. took on Tucson and Rincon in battles for the city basketball championship. After suffering defeats, the team put forth a final effort, and by virtue of two upsets entered the state tournament finals. Decked in a flower hat, Queen Toni Roberts dances with escort, Mike Hennigan. Best beard growers, Roy Slater and Bob Bykerk chuckle at their unusual prizes presented by Junior Class President Jim Davis.

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St, lDatrick's Luck Beamecl Down On Campus The luck of St. Patrick's Day seemed to shine on campus in March as the basketball team placed in the state, and girls matched wits in competi- tion for the boy. School spirit was not in vain as the basketball team ended second in the state. Traditions were carried on when Dear Season came. The girls, who had waited all year, used all conceivable means land some inconceivablej to capture Mr, Dream. The season's highlights were the Does' Drag and the crowning of the Dear King. K, , L ,Y J, Anticipating the prospect of world travel are AFS finalists Aaron Latham and Lane Wipff. ' Y . f' ' , - , ' f V1 ' 5:54 '- Yi ff ' ' , 5' f4'.f.,',,':w 1' f - ry , 2 1 , if if? f , Q' . K ' Q, gf? ,Wy , ,z V ,115 ygcfypf . ,L-7: 'X ' 'ec Fun and fashion were found at the Girls' League Fashion Diligently working to meet the final deadline are TORCH staffers Jim Berger, Bobbie Show where Molly Poole modeled a chic white sheath. CFOSEI Gnd Shirley l-eWiS- , VFX. . . - l -'X Vu eff-9