Catalina High School - Torch Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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r.--...-...-- , , Y, Trojan Clive Seal leaps high to snag a rebound from the hands of two Rincon Rangers as Larry johnson prepares to help him out. -v-p---m-uuuus--f-ef'- -www vw Bob jameson, senior, was a two-year veteran as a guard, and is an out- standing catcher for the Trojan baseball squad. S3 W I 9:1 Kenny Spiegel, is known for his hustling both on the basketball court, and the baseball diamond, where he is a second baseman. ' Mf g., gl. .K y lx ,. g My 1 ' Aly Center Aaron Latham, lettered two years as a varsity center, and is one of CHS,s outstand- ing seniors 5 wlastically. Larry Johnson goes into the air to block this shot by a South Mountain Rebel. l 'Q -X fffg 1' 1- ,.., I , ' x , 3' foe Breclc is one of the best ball handlers on the varsity squad. joe was president of his sopho- more class. junior Dick Chapel is one of the highest jump- ers on the team, and his nickname is 'Kangaroof This was his first year on the varsity squad.

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'Short' Trojans Complete Season With 9-9 Record Anxiously awaiting the rebound on Rincon's Bob Dickersonis shot are Trojans Bob jameson C202 and Doug Ward 1112. r er r ,o't . ' -x 5 rf . .V p jfaxsm ' 1 V .ir , 'gnu j 'jx N ,Q ,,., j - sz 1. , Craig Gillaspie, played his first year of varsity basketball for CHS this year. Craig also lettered in football this year. Larry johnson is an ac- tive member of Cata- lina's student body par- ticipating in Hi-Y and Letterman's Club and basketball. On january 5, Catalina rounded out a 41-47 vic- tory over Pueblo's determined Warriors. Trojan Cap- tain Clive Seal sank a total of 15 points and his teammate Lany johnson scored another 13 to lead the blue and white cagers. This win gave the Trojans their fifth win out of seven starts. Rincon gave the blue and white boys their third loss of the season 51-47. This was despite a desperate fourth quarter attempt to defeat the spirited Rangers when the Trojans sank 21 points. Clive Seal was the high scorer for the Trojans while Ranger Mike Ann- strong led Rincon with 16 points. Revenge tasted sweet as Catalina skinned Amphi's Panthers 57-46 at the CHS gym, This avenged an earlier loss to the Panthers on their home court 39-37. Clive Seal and Bob jameson scored 14 and 11 points respectively to give Catalina its seventh win. THS Secures Crown In CHS Defeat Tucson High secured the city crown by defeating the Trojans 44-33 in the Badger gym. Catalina used a stall offense which worked brilliantly in the first half when the score was tied 16-16, but the Badgers ex- ploded in the third and fourth period to take the ex- citing victory and the city crown. Trojans Fall In Final Game Catalina closed out the season by falling to arch rival Rincon 50-43. The Trojans hung on grimly the first three quarters, but a Ranger scoring spree in the fourth quarter ended all CHS hopes for a tenth win. W .. f .j - HI. A varsity center for two years, Clive Seal is the president of the Senior Class and plays baseball for Catalina in the spring. 7 Q wg' Ag, f 17' I A junior transfer from Indiana, Gordon Pixley was a major asset to Catal.ina's basketball team and will be a great help next year. Senior guard Doug Ward, was a two year letterman for the Trojan hoopsters and saw ac- tion on Catalina's grid- iron and baseball teams.

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I. V. BASKETBALL-Front Row: Reid Ehlenburg, jim Blough, 101111 POITSCH, mgf-, Bert Badger, mgl'-, Paul Masimefs Bill Schaidt, Dave Supina, Glen Lamb, Terry Moe, Jon Mustonen, Bill Brown, Bob Begefls ROD Winters, lim M3HeVa1, Gfffy Whe1PlY, Coach Doree Palmer, Richard Hockaday, Craig Cillaspie . . .Back Row: Galen Kifltflef- JV's Become First Team at CHS to Go Undefeated SCOREBOARD Becoming the first team in the history of the school Catalina Qpgonent to go an entire season undefeated, Catalina's JV's be- Dec 2 41 Yuma. 24 came the top junior varsity team in the state. Sweeping ggi S giglsllgge to an 18-0 record, the team started the season by Dec' 15 55 Ampgi 36 knocking over the Yuma Criminals 41-24 and ended Dec 16 42 Carl Hayden 37 the year by defeating arch rival Rincon 42-29. Bic 2g Exif: After the Rincon game, the entire team carried Ian: 6 50 Phoenix Union 36 Coach Gale Kintner off on their shoulders before a jan. 12 52 Rincon 29 standing ovation from the CHS crowd. Catalina aver- EE' ggggguggoenk aged 50 points per game and held their opponents to Ian: 26 39 Amphi 33 an average of 31 points per game. Ian. 27 54 N0ga1eS 42 Feb. 2 48 Tucson 34 Feb. 3 67 St. Mary's 44 Feb. 9 46 Pueblo 29 Feb. 10 44 S. Mountain 34 Feb. 16 42 Rincon 29 Coach Galen Kintner has been basketball coach since 1960. He brought Catalina its first basketball championship this year with his go-go style of basketball. C o a c h Kintner teaches American History and is a native of Indiana. 7 GSM: Terry Moe C101 and Dick Hockaday C121 anxiously await a re- bound in the Pueblo game held at C'atalina's gym.