Catalina High School - Torch Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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Frosh Cagers Finish in Cellar of City Standings Led by top man Steve Steppe, the freshman basketball team ended their season with a 4-12 record. They did not do as well as last year which wound up as a 13-2 season -best in C.atalina's freshman history. Coach Richard Barnes has said that many men who have not done well in freshman basketball have be- come great college basketball players. Although the freshman team played a total of sixteen games, only five of them were home games. Coach Richard Barnes also stated, that everyone did their very best and should tum out a good varsity squadf, SCOREBOARD Catalina Opponent Dec. 8 19 Rincon White 45 Dec 8 33 Salpointe 61 Dec. 12 19 Sunnyside 33 Dec 15 41 Atnphi 32 Dec 20 21 Tucson 30 Ian. 5 42 Pueblo 26 Ian. 6 33 Phoenix Union 52 Ian. 12 30 Rincon Purple 49 Jan. 19 25 Salpointe 61 Ian. 20 28 West Phoenix 34 Ian. 26 41 Amphi 50 Feb. 2 41 Tucson 37 Feb. 9 25 Pueblo 33 Feb. 10 49 South Mountain 30 Feb. 12 '52 Rinson White 62 Feb 16 42 Rincon Purple 53 After getting his bachelor's de- gree at Wisconsin State Col- lege, Coach Richard Barnes came to the University of Ari- zona and got his masteris de- gree. He played basketball and baseball at the University of 1, Arizona. He has tau ht mathe g - F' matics in Tucson for eight years, two at Amphi and six years at Catalina. Straining to block the shot but not to foul his opponent is Stephen Steppe as he leaps with the Salpointe player. X: 1 AV HALW . A.: ,bw 1 -.L F RESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM-Front Row: Kerry Knapp, Steve Steppe, lim Donald, Andy Romero, Bill Milliron, Gary Wells, Gary Johnson, Rick Ball, Alvin Greenburg Jim Wendell, Kirt Ijmas, Gary Hammil, Mike Kuehner, jeff Short, Dave Sholin, Dean Short, Bruce' Mahaffa, Kirt Noreuil, Dan Chandler, Richard Pearson, rml john Leece . . . Back Row: Coach Richard Barnes, Ed Iacobsen, John Harbour, Janes, lack Webb, Mike johnson, Eddie Ovse- vitz, Richard Teglund, Dan Green, Phil Bimson, Stiger, Bob Coward.

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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.

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