Catalina High School - Torch Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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Qin- fw 99444 X .Z : j U Ja 41, if VARSITY TRACK SQUAD-Front Row: Kelly Hanson, Tim Burr, Ralph Smith, Charlie Wathall . . . Second Row: Carl Bowlby, Chuck Hudspeth, George Cunningham, Bruce Duffy . . . Third Row: Donaldson, Frank Knoop, Craig Gillaspie, Robert Bergen . . . Fourth Row: Reid Ehlenburg, Larry Vinyard, Jeff Hampton, Dan Flores . . . Fifth How: Richard Whitman, Wayne Clark, Jon Hoffman, Jim Chrisrnan, john Seagle, Roger Miller, pau ...N Van Lawler, Winston Warfield, Richard Pruitt . . . Sixth Row: Robin Sizemore, George Corneveaux, Sherman Weadock, David Van Pelt, Tom Paulos, Larry Zukowski, Ioe Leininger, Cal Wood, Bill Schaidt, Victor Van Sickle . . . Back Row: Tom Ferguson, Darrel Kelley, Mike VVilliams, Gary Perry, Eugene Clark, Terry Charhoneau, Rick Shosie, Larry Racer, john Parker. Trojan Tracksters Boast Fifteen Returning Lettennen A f ff ' ' '. L' V f Q S 1 Q 1 f ff ,,',' ,V W ,lf M X 1 A ,R ' 'Q 'X 7 ' 'A f' 'Q 5 i Q V .,, f,,,,WZ, , , , , V, it K, Wigff V ,,V,,. ,, K 4, , ,,,,, W ji vi V YA fi 1 ,.,, A ' 7 1 f W5 . 'S 'Y ' ' , , X - E' ,fr Ri p!-Wifi ,g , A ' , ,, , ,,', wif ' ' ,,,, U ', if -71 ' 5' ' ' - V, ig .4 ,',, wx f 1 ,',, r A v fftfg. V , ,,,' 1 ' V' V ,M 1 5 ,lf 4, ', P 1,1 T itrr r i ,n T i - i i 7,47 ,J ,V f , , ,li?,lig' V I iff? iii, f 5 ff -T ' it i r W ,ze ' Flashy hurdlers Charlie XVathal1 and Ralph Smith breeze over Stretching for the sky, CHS high jumper Reid Ehlenburg shows the the low hurd16S in 21 regular PFHCUCC Session- form that made him the 1962 school decathalon champ.

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A .y V 5, V .Y I V . . W 1 . , , I ,',', V V ,, ,, ' 7 V 'V' V f',, 2 r ,,,, , T QJA. sjti A . Senior BRUCE DUFFY is one of the five top milers for the Trojan tracksters. Bruce also participates on Coach Gale Bellls cross country squad. Af Senior KELLY HANSON, who is Catalina's student body president, is the Tro- jans top 440-yard man in his second year as a var- sity trackster. ' 5 ,L V ni' Q 3 x 5 B 5 irrs 5 Senior FRANK KNOOP was one of Catalina's top weightmen for the CHS thinclads. Frank was also a starting center for the Trojan gridders. CHS pole unulter Ralph Smith shows his championship grace and form as he clears the bar with his own smooth style. ' v'1!I-ff. J Two-year letterman RALPH SMITH Was the top pole vaulter for the Blue and White thinclads. R a l p h has also been known to run the hurdles. Native Tucsonian GALE BELL has coached the CHS varsity thinclads for 6 sea- sons. Mr. Bell is an Ex- plorer adviser and a mem- ber of the Boy Scout Coun- cil. During the summer he takes a one or two week wilderness hike with a Scout troop or Explorer post. A graduate of the University of Arizona, he doubles as a biology teacher. Senior CHARLIE WAT- HALL ran both the low and high hurdles for the Trojan tracksters this year. Charlie is in his second year on the squad. -140 specialist Kelly Hanson takes the baton from teammate Larry Yinyard for the finishing leg of the mile relay.

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IUNIOR VARSITY TRACK SQUAD-Front Row: David Bausano, Russ Husted, Bill Conroy, Cary Bimson, Mike Toomey, Vince San Angelo, Ricky Mellen, Greg Bowlby . . . Second Row: Rod Baker, Kirk Noreuil, Brand, Fred Heinrichs, Rick Cota-Robles, Alan Bonney, Steve Beenblossom, Myren Marx, jim Stiger . . . Third Row: Harry Yates, Mike Fristoe, Cliff Feldman, Glenn Tappan, Ronnie Nowell, Paul Kay, Andv Romero Rnlwert Shank r'i fs'rW'W . . . Fourth Row: john Sizemore, Richard Rineer, Monroe Vaughn, Michael Hotchkiss, Lon Clark, Kirt Ijams, Bill Edwards . . . Fifth Row: jim MacMacken, Harry Parham, Mike Wein- zapfel, Mike Fitz, Tom Boman, jeff Phillips, jesse McKenzie, Bruce Erikson . . . Back Row: Doug Ownby, Hank Russell, Phil Bimson, Ken Meadows, Mel Coons, Phil Randall, Bob Sholes. ayvee Cindermen Looked Toward Successful Season Possessing great potential, the jayvee team for 1963 looked forward toward a rather successful season. In- experience shows up as the cindermen's greatest draw- back. Middle distances, pole vault, and hurdles are the IV Trojans strongest event. The IV track team, consisting of fifty students, practiced hard from 2:30 until five o,clock. Coach Bill Kiser expected the Tuc- son, Palo Verde, and Rincon meets to be the hardest to win. BILL KISER, junior var- sity track coach, also in- structs all freshmen, junior varsity and varsity weight men in throwing the shot and discus. In the fall he serves as assistant line coach for the varsity football team. When he is not instructing athletes Mr. Kiser teaches physical education and health. Discus num Vince San Angelo lets go with a practice toss dur- ing one of the junior varsity intersqua meets.