Catalina High School - Torch Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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A Complex Society Depends on Well-Trained Youth I gifs Ai! X55 Congratulations -Mr. Gridley awards Bob Hoffman, .Ianey Kress and Casper Crouse Silver Keys for making straight 1's. aft Y ' 1 l I A y . .Q .2 ff Q an J , A Tickle, tickle, grins Davis while Andy Shetter and Joanne Brody observe in senior college biology class. if J During high school years, all important fusing and forming of ideas produces to1norrow's adults. In our complex advancing world our futLu'e depends on youths being Well trained in all fields. The faculty of Catalina realizes the great responsi- bility that is placed upon their shoulders. During the years of school, youths are being molded into the type of person they will be the rest of their lives. Therefore, they must put forth every effort to set good examples to guide students to high standards plus their job of teaching. Only then can the graduates find their place in our society. The teachers, counselors and parents of today train todayis youth so that these adults of tomorrow may have a successful future, in all that they undertake. These ideal goals of todayls youth can only be attained through good guidance and through learning of all things of importance which are offered today to youth by modern education programs. Students can leave Catalina with a feeling of ac- complishing something, and teachers can feel gratified by seeing yesterday's youth in the role of today's adult. Presenting math awards to Dale Fuller, Do F t Hastings, Glen Larnb, and john Pierce is lllglphorllffiiglehllusseu