Salpointe Catholic High School - Horizons Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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iw Lancer Duflers Plan to Improve bg One Stroke S Showing concern, Cyril Shettleroe eyes john Culler. gill Steen drives against view at 9'ers. for pointers Bill Steen, john Culler and Skip Papanikolas view Cyril Shettleroe's With a predominately junior squad, the 1964 Salpointe golf team came within one stroke of the state championship. Under the direction of Coach Potts, the golf team figures to improve last year's record of 7-3. Big gun for the Lancers is Cyril Shettleroe, Tucson open-contestant, junior amateur winner, and winner of various amateur matches in town. John Culler followed closely in collecting awards, and teamed to- gether, they make the strongest 1-2 combo in the city, possibly the state. Finishing off the top five are Bill Steen, jerry Quesnel, and Sam Samaniego. II9

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Nei-ters Become Winners in Second Season so s , 1 , . :,.,- ,H '--W W ,I-m..w....-, v A-:Z-f? 5f id?iw H V Le', Serving to opponent, Warren Williamson starts things off. Tom Murphy anticipates the next move. Tennis Team: from ro Warren Williamson, M Carter, Tom Murphy, T Stunt, Greg Pitts, Jeroml' ro Dennis Keane, Bill Ro Randy DeAngeles, M Tully, Conch Piet. II8

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s. ' a:Fet iE G.R.A. Sports G.R.A. officers, Susie Lynch, Barbara Wild, Lucy Kaldenbaugh, Mary Potts, and Margaret Bell, pose with Mrs. Wilbur in a rare moment of inactivity. Enjoying the pause that refreshes, joan Holbrook starts her entry into the pool, 3... Q' ' t if 5 it - f lib Q. 7 ,M - X P . 4 , I., ,3 , , ., New Look Throug No shot-putters here, but plenty enthusiasm and effort. Girls partici in sports at Salpointe, too-150 strt What do they do? Activities incl swimming, volleyball, gymnastics, ter archery, bowling, badminton, ping-pt pool, and softball. Most of these sp are handled through the Girls' Rec tion Association CG.R.A.j under leadership of Mrs. Susan Wil Throughout the year, the girls can seen in lively preparation for forthc ing events which include an elemen school playday, a dance night, and awards banquet. The tennis team, a club in itself, ticipates in competitive meets with ne boring schools. The gymnasts this work to add to the number of aw won last year by Salpointe through ti extracurricular activities. Swimm sponsored by Salpointe for the first 1 since 1960, consists of an aquac speed swimming, and diving comj tion. Both bare feet planted firmly on the ground, Margie patrick returns Margaret Bell's spike. vu, ban I20