Catalina High School - Torch Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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Strong Frosh Baseballers Faced Thirteen Qpponents In his first year at Catalina as freshman coach, Coach Jack Geary looked for a Winning season. With a squad of forty-one boys, Coach Geary had no trouble in getting together what might be one of the best teams in the city. He divided the boys into an Av squad and a Bw squad. The AU squad played the other city teams while the B squad played practice games against the Av squad and Junior high school teams. . 5 3 - V as-Q. , n - , i 1 B V -.j'.A'p'ff1. j ' ' ' rv- ., --,- . . -- , M. , . A' Di?---. Y- ln their first game, Raymond Romero pitched a two hitter against Salpointe and the team Went on to Win 6-l. Coach Geary commented that the team as a Whole was excellent on hitting. This year's frosh played a thirteen game schedule against other teams from the city schools. Next yearis junior varsity Will be helped immensely from the players who are trained and taught on this year,s team. Teaching social studies takes up most of Coach jack Gearyis time, but he still finds enough time to coach the frosh baseball squad. Coach Geary, a gra- duate of the University of W Michigan where he majored in P.E. and social studies, has made himself at home in his first year at C.H.S. J Next ear Coach Gea will be colchmg the junid-il var- Q P sity. .f -' ' Y FRESHMAN BASEBALL SQUAD-Front Row: Johnnie DeLong, Jeff Short, Steve Marshall, Curtis Normen, Ernie Masirner, Oscer Barrios, Hugo Riggi, Raymond Romero, Johnny Kessler, John Hess, Richard Cornelius . . . Second Row: Bruce Bausano, Paul Smith, Bryan Terrell, Mark Maklin, Blaine Gaul, Charles Lamb, David Q J , .2 4 1713 Q!! IJ j 'f ,L Bausano, Kerry Knapp, Dean Short, David Grossdale, Steve Gadz- sek, Terry Ahrendt, Bill Lynch, Mgr. Jim Johnson . . . Back Row: Jeff Gainey, Ricky Mellen, Bill Milliron, Bob Ryan, Jack lVebb, Chris Upham, Richard Pearson, Mike 'NVeinzapfel, John Harper, John Harbour, Bob Teglund, Mike Johnson, Mgr. Jerry XVright.

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