Catalina High School - Torch Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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W6 the p pulous each seeking a place . . . Found under the domain of the sun are the young, the eager, the ambitious. Into these growing Americans, Catalina strives to instill the best requisites for worth-while living and happy future lives. Catalina itself is youth!

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Pepe Buttacavoli, president of the senior class, plans to major in business or en- gineering. His main interests are cars and wrestling. Bill Brake still remembers the ioys and nightmares of being co-chairman of the iunior prom. He was active as senior vice president. x--ss fd'- I gained ten pounds but it was worth it, says Stephanie Cooke of her trip to Europe. She was senior secretary and par- ticipated in many activities. Graduation, Prom Highlight Four Years .6f'3w 4 W, ..,,,. I ,V 1-ni: Decorations for the Senior Prom begin to take shape under the workmanship of a few of the two hundred seniors who helped.