Catalina High School - Torch Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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FROSH BASEBALL TEAM-Front Row: Fred Fisher, Mike Becker, jerry NVillson, Doug Swartz . . . Second Row: Dave Holaway, Dave Bingham, Kelly Spencer, Todd Smith, jeff Moos, Terry Bovey . . . Third Row: Bob Marusa, Barry Mettel, John Plaisted, Mike Treece, john Smith, Andy Scala, Roy Kyle, Mike Flanagan, Tom Knoop, David Valenzuela, Steve Parker, Robert fi' Betts, Danny Kincaid . . . Back Row: Richard Brokken, Fred Holtschlag, Charles McAllister, Lamar Blankenship, Byron YVil- liams, XVilliam Buntin, Kenny Helmick, john Craft, Kenny Mc- Cormick, Crant Cole, Dan Burrows, Frank Heiden, Tim Gorman, Mike Clarke, Jim Vance, Rickey XVright, Cary XVakefield, Ronald Voss, john Peirce, Bob Mann, Dave Hubert, james Easton. Team Competition Tough for Frosh Baseballers ' 5 . ,3u,h, ,. . , , f - -. ' - , ,E ,g, ,ul y',A'.,g ','- ' 2, . -1-'--'R -... H .f-.c'.f. ,iw at-1. fi-1, 11-. 3-f,,', ,,'g,,'ff',s-'7 ,. '::, .Vi , '. -I -' L' Lf If-'QVW'-N f err Fw-, .rrfigh T'F':?F.fi' W'iid''3'4'51-f1i'?iLlwl-A1222 arafficfev.-aff'ffrvff, 'L .mfff.x,.wt-aw.--'affLfdarfafiffis-f:v.1e'2faerie gf mera-w 3-Y , , rffflf. 'f fiffg Q'.5125'5Q, P: 'fnfg,:-e?z'1e Q- f fn . 1 -.ft -H .- W ,Wi-,fr f. f yi an .1 '1i..4?wa,.-fa-, f.g'ef'!5l..7J7 7f.3?f31Af-13-' '.. A3 f-I A 1 fa , . Ha, 13: 1, Q.v,,,b3'.2W-.,,.t 'Mgr . 1' . - M 1991 - !'.3',-7755215261-'Fr H1'm'4f.-ti'.:. '-fz,.4'a' 1' Freshman diamonclman Roy Kyle C241 scores on a bunt oft the bat of Dan Burrows M51 halted with a single. XVith improved pitching and a better balanced team, this year's frosh baseball team was a top con- tender for city honors. Strongest opposition expected by Coach Geary were the powerful Tucson and Rin- con teams. Tough competition for team positions characterized this year's squad. Heading off this year's season Coach Ceary's frosh diamondmen beat Fort Grant and Sunnyside to get off to a fine beginning. KSee season record in Spring Supplenzentj I A C K CEARY, freshman 7 , baseball coach, is a gra- .., 5 2-f duate of Michigan State 'W fl, University where he maj- f we ored in physical education 'Q' 3 N, L7 and so cial studies. Mr. ,- L, M, , Ceary teaches social studies 4 get j KVM , -33 , but still finds enough time .-fir'-fff24? f to coach the frosh squad and help occasionally with gg, fi the frosh gymnasts. An out- l Q doorsman during his leisure , hours, he enjoys rock hunt- V ing and camping. A l 1 E?:?'?f5E5iQ-

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,ii ,pl lt r-can-anim 4' . .f ' CHS Expected to Press Rincon for City Honors With fifteen returning lettermen and depth in every event the Trojan tracksters opened their 1963 season by downing Sunnyside 73-45 and became the top contender to press pre-season favorite, Rincon for city and state honors. In the victory over the Blue Devil thinclads, junior Reid Ehlenburg paced the Blue and White by collecting a first in the broad jump, with a 20 foot, 1991 inch jump, while holding down third places in the 100-yard and 200-yard dashes. Senior Kelly Hanson covered the 440-yard dash in 54.2 to cop a blue ribbon while Ralph Smith cleared the ll-6 mark in the pole vault to snare top honors. Catalinais track coach, Galen Bell, expected his squad to be especially tough in the Weight events, broad jump, hurdles, 440-yard dash and mile run. Last year's school decathalon Winner, Reid Ehlenburg, was expected to give other city high schools trouble in the broad jump and hurdle events, as was Kelly Hanson in the quarter mile. The weight events were led by seniors Frank Knoop and Tim Burr along with juniors Craig Gillaspie and Robert Bergen. The quintet of George Cunningham, Bruce Duffy, Carl Bowlby, and Steve Godzak were expected to be tough in the mile run. The CHS tracksters played a total of thirteen meets during the regular season and were also the host of the city relays. Six other city high schools were scheduled to participate in the annual relays. Catalina was also to be host of the AA-4 division qualifying meet. The Trojans finished the year by competing in the state AA track meet at the Uni- versity of Arizona. K See spring supplement for seasonis recordj i ' 41 k,:.,,!.V:.V1 ..k- gk' -KL D K Q, 3711 -W I K ' ' VY ff , A . asia? - . ,,,,. r .,,. 1 1 - 5 if -Lp ,, .I V. if I qw, A C., H ,,,' fi - i- K -.,L Af-j . 521 V. i , ' , 'af 13 'iw for 'V' Lf, S I , ' 'S H 'X if . -