Catalina High School - Torch Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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Varsity Cindermen Strong in All Thirteen Events G , i ' 1 ..-- V W . Shown are Ray Bush, Frank Castel de Om and Bill Psgltig, Hurtling the twelve pound shot-put high into the air nearly forty- Catalina's top shotputters on the track team, five feet is the ace Trojan weightman, senior Ray Bush. VARSITY TRACK SQUAD-Front How: Bob Tompkins, John Hanson, John Helin, Ray St. Claire, Chuck Hudspeth . . ,Third Rawlinson, Dave Fithian, Frank Donaldson, Bob Schull, Don Row: jim Donaldson, Frank Knoop, Mike Carpenter, Larry Racer, Pearson, Richard Pierce, Ricky Haller, Ed Mayo . . . Second Row: Sherwood Tella, Reid Ehlenberg . . .Back How: Coach Gale Bell, Greg Jones, Ralph Smith, jerry Moore, Charlie Walthal, Kelly Frank Castel de Oro, Bill Psaltis, Ray Bush, Tom Bartholomew.