Catalina High School - Torch Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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Jr, Y' ,,. ,, N 74, 4, PSN Ka -vg,,,,2' of the Year-Bruce candidate, Bruce Davidson, was the first Dear the Year from the class of 1961. A top outfielder on Trojan baseball team he was also a member of Y and the Leffermens Club. Regarding the support received from the senior class, Bruce declared after crowning, I want to thank all the seniors for back- up our class.

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-Exchange Student I-tails From Japan Austria was the destination of A.F.S.er John Moffatt. Hailing from Amagasaki, Japan, Sadako Abo, foreign exchange student, exclaims at the contrast between her small private school and Catalina. There she took the required calculus, economics, chemistry, Eng- lish,,and Japanese. After returning to Japan, Dako plans to study English literature at Kobe College. Dako participated in Tri-Hi-Y, Forensic League, and Dardanaires. She resided with the Larry Reids. ln the writing at the right, Dako says, Sayonara to every one of my friends, whom I love so much. We'll see you. Until then . . .! John Moffatt represented CHS in Austria last summer as an exchange student. John, active at Catalina, participated in National Honor Society, Hi-Y, and Boys' State. He found the experience enjoyable and enriching. X., x 'V 1 L, O5 fx 7 sf 'S .x ju s-'S U 13 Y X