Catalina High School - Torch Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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f 9, af? Potential Packed Prosh Expected a Good Season Freshman broad jumper Ray Lee sails through the air in a regular practice session trying to better his mark. Possessing a large amount of potential, the frosh Trojan cindennen faced the upcoming ,63 track sea- son. Overcoming their main handicap of inexperience, the freshmen expected a much better season this year. The shot put and discus proved to be their strongest events, while the middle distances and high jump were the weaker ones. Tucson High and Rincon, sporting excellent track teams, presented the greatest competition for the CHS frosh. I S ee Spring Supplement for seas0n's record. Q 'iii P S T of yr., ' 4, A f-'. . V,,, Flip, . Mm ,. ,. 'i'ri' i', fl k g! ,V K V Y ggigw' 73, u...,.,,,,, fe ar ff? Q fe! 4 fag ff 21 ff ff Mr! XXQ X ff figx O f 3 LEE MORTON, frosh track coach, is a drivers education and drivers training in- structor. Taking an active interest in extra-curricular activities he serves as co- adviser for the Lettermen's Club. He is in charge of teaching the freshmen, ex- cept weightmen, the basic skills needed to become a good cinderman for the fu- ture varsity and j.V. teams of Catalina. X7 ff Zo , V52 . 12,54-.i1I':'j-,If .. , ,3 g '31 X -lg f .- P -V s :ff 19112524-5 '-f:-fffffffalrf 4-ff 1 - an me , ,V , , , H 7- f nf za. .pl-mfye-My ff- . 1 fi . , .f 410.-C40 fag, .-,! -,f V.-,.-,Q5,-I.-zywyzgf f , :za-, Weefgz:-it,4wa2f'zff2 f f . 'VIZ .V fff 1ff4,f.?:'- Vv?f'X ff 7 ff -44, f f i E i ,.., F ROSH TRACK SQUAD-Front Row: Bill Fraesdorf, James Masi- mer, Patrick Class, Ronnie Dotseth, Chester johnson, Micky Foster, Tyler Clement . . . Second Row: Keith Carlson, Rickie Cline, Steve Prater, Gary Duffy, Ronnie Phillips, Steve Nielsen, Alan Stutts . . . Third Row: john Miller, Ron Flores, Les Pren- tiss, Drew Salter, Lawrie Livingston, Ronnie Wickhorst, Curtis Hodel . . . Fourth How: Harvey Karchmer, Howard Post, joe Mikkelson, joel Mur, George Butcher, Tom Anderson, Joe Blank- enship . . . Back Row: Dean Mowen, james Derppel, 'Tony Garcia, Steve Mathie, Delbert Evans, Phil Barry, Dennis Ray.

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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.

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Aft CROSS COUNTRY-Front Row: Steve Nielsen, Bill Schaidt, Greg Bowlby, Gary Bisig, Todd Smith, Rich Pearson, Terry Charboneau, Ronnie YVickhorst . . . Second Row: Sherman VVeadock, Bruce Duffy, George Cunningham, Van Lawler, Carl Bowlby, Mel Coons, I 1 I r Steve Godzsack, Winston Warfield . . . Third How: Ken Helmick, Cyms Lasch, Darrell Kelley, jim Brand, jerry jones, joel Mur, Dennis Brown, Harvey Karchmer . . . Back Row: Matt Ivanis, 1 Rick Shosie, George Clark, Rick Van Sickle, Alan Stutts. I Troy's Distance Men Place Fifth in State Meet ff 'K 5 9 K , ' ' K N - wif' s AW' .f I . ' ' S A V ' i' ,,. 'Q' 57-ff T65 ffsf. 1' ,' ' L 2 -M , 'QM 'J yril-fl, gf ' a., , . . .1 is . , ff, Q? . ,, ' fi . V a -Z. .1 Q' W1 . ,Qt-V Q- . , 1, . f rw., Q-1... . ,4 , ,f 9- r'-r Q 1 ' ' -' , f wixff , 1-,. '3'?.,'9 f M51 . - ' f- - - -1 'i1zQf . ,, Ll, ,pdl-.fyifrn:. s ' -, V- V 3 T i J i f K. L ,. f V Yr I V, 5 f,,, -. , V 1 il -I 1 f H I , f , K . f , 3j:.Zf1g-H, .,.. 4. af., . wi,wf:',Q1A7QT i '52-'1 if- ifsf ' .V . 2 ,rffjzgyc-,.,,.,, I gif iivrf-1,-si, 7-g,,vg,L-.4 . . PY?-'r?'4C.., .,f M' - x- I ,,,. M,-,f,3,,,.., . , U Cl1fl11illll,S most outstanding harrier for the ,GZ-'63 season, Van Lawler, is shown working out on the cinder track. Van Lawler, the best Trojan runner, led the 1962 cross country team to a 2-3 dual meet record. The victories were over Palo Verde and Amphi high schools. Rincon, Tucson, and Pueblo high schools defeated the Trojans. I On October 6, the Trojans placed seventh out of twenty-two teams. At the Turkey Day Meet, on No- vember 21, the harriers came on fourth. Catalina's i'Little Boys Bluev rounded-out a good season by finish- ing fifth in the state meet. Since the school,s origin in 1957 there has never been a Trojan cross-country team to end a season lower than fifth in the state. This year was one of continual improvement for the inexperienced Troy Boys. They did very well with only , two returning lettermen, George Cunningham and Carl' Bowlby, from last year's team which was fourth in the state. Next year's Blue and White squad will be strengthened by returning lettermen, Van Lawler and Bill Shaidt, juniors, and sophomores Steve Godzak, Mel Coons, and Greg Bowlby, Todd Smith, a freshman, also received a varsity letter. Coach Gale Bell expects to have a stronger, much improved team next year,