Catalina High School - Torch Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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around the state and a city and state championship VARSITY SWIMMING TEAM-Front Row: Danny Chauder, Lar- ry Resnick, Steve Welier, jeff Schantz, Phil Hastings, Tom Good- man, Dick Ferdon, Rocky Wright, Drew Vactor . . . Second Row: Mark Stromgren, Tom Miller, Paul Stevens, Ioe Rubiner, Frank Palmer, Paul Roof, Kent Johnson, Harry Roof, Lyon Strang, Jeff Hampton, Coach Jack Segurson . . . Back Row: Eric Clements, Frank Cain, Rick Lust, Stan Oaks, Tom Murphy, Dennis Massion, Marvin Langsam, George Dagli, Steve Oaks, Rod Tunnell. Tankmen Down Early Season Foes in Competition Guided by coach lack Segurson, the Catalina swimming team went on its way to try and make this season one of the best in the schoolis history. The tankmen who practice daily at the Central YMCA pool, downed Pueblo 64-31 in the first meet of the year. On the agenda for the year are ten meets with schools Besides teachingi Boy's physical education, Coac Jack Segurson teaches health, swimming, and wrestling. His varsity wrestlers took first place in the state tournament. tournament. The top men on the team are returning lettermen Jeff Schantz, Ham Catlin, and Ronnie Campbell, and in the diving section, junior Paul Stevens. Next year promises to be one of the best, as al- most all the varsity will be returning. Practicing racing starts are the Trojan tankrnen for their forthcoming meet with Pueblo.

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Physical Education ls a Purpose Within a Purpose ,xxx P.E. is not to make Olympic champions out of every girl, but rather to promote health and teach each girl teamwork which will help her throughout her lifef' states Miss Mary Hines, head of the Girls Physi- cal Education Department. This in effect is the object of all the P.E. courses. No one course can make an alert, studious person, but through the exercise in P.E. a girl can get rid of tensions, thus making her more receptive for the mental Work in other classes. Also a very important purpose of Catalina High School physical education is the teaching of individual sports which will give each girl a worthy way in which to spend her leisure time. 5 ,, wg 1 - - , . ..s .s. ,H sf 3. r lib ay Q . aa sz will N .f 1 . I 'i ffl g ' I White' - V f , X fa f , O Q ' xiii?- P - is-a..4,+ , 5 -f ..., t ...a i ara Q-A ,X , . Harder, kick harder! exclaims Miss Joyce Sprinkle, as she conducts H ' Q LX Q ,xp a swimming class. ? .jjt-,.ffEgr 1 1,,, .gee ' S .. , . ' I ,ln . .,,,,, V 4 ' f J., ,.,,, , , r X, I - ,,,,j51,' V9 . I s'- k,Lj'.J.-lN w ,,n, B, L. .nl , , I , fimrfll. Ciivfkzf5'4?'f ?f'7'f'fd'iT'i ' iff: -f f. W . 4 A ' . ,, ,,a,w.:':f',w . ..- ,,,, Q 'Fifi 'Wf',qf.f.f7ff47TP 32?,5V5g5 ':JZ7f ' :4--f . 443557 71' l u'3'l ' fff'73fl?E:Y ff,-'Ziff MM' ' -J .' f was A 'f 4 f.':vJ'0i1514 ' ' . if yh ,,f.,-,iffy ' f - ', ffy eififi '31 4 W w ' JW ff-ffuwffW9wg2,r:eg.'ZHfZ:Qf2f , xprwffigs, ' . rf? Liz! 7LV'fwf?3 ,ff I'30f1fZ. '45i'JQ'4' 5. , ' '9Z - ':I5 Y-1: VVS' -1 .1 ,Q w,,...sf Mfr-V 174 ff' iv -mv. ff I ' ' he-Jac-. f I ' 4 9534, -:i1f'f:e:r? W f ,V I -r M ..1.:ff:f fn2ff3, ff ' ,iv-' - f , ' ,-fgrf A H-,,,ea4.:.f 'a ' M ' 1 ' , - M , ' M , , 'Q sr: 1 fix? gm, ' 474' ffwfifinw' , gpynd f ,I ,dn If .f 'gf ' f V ,W f -yr., ,Mya-. ,, ,, .-. ,. , ' . 2 'wife aaa-QA , ,- . wee., . iw, egg. If f-wet?-yafaryf . H ia, + .R H '. , -EVN' , , Y, 1 f,gf'3, -?m:, - 1 gg - eff l ' n Z 23.1.-ssf3f'f ' - 1 wif-.fa - fR.fe411i , ZLJJH just one more! breathes Diane Timm, finishing her push-ups as Pat Marcy and Kath- Carol Hartley practices her swing. leen Hervey keep the official count.