Catalina High School - Torch Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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Tankmen Spurred by Tucson Transfer, im Davis Urged on by transfer lim Davis the Catalina swim- ming team saw a bright season ahead of them. Larry Resnick led in the fifty yard sprints, followed by Jeff Schantz, captain of the team, who excelled in the one-hundred yard sprint. Danny Chandler led the back stroke boys, as Ham Catlin showed his superiori- ty in the butterfly and the 200 yard individual medley. Iim Davis led the Trojans, strongest event, one-meter diving of which he was state champ his freshman year. Coach jack Segurson expected the Brophy' and Palo Verde meets to be the hardest to win. C See Spring Supplement for seasonis recordj Swimming coach JACK SEGUR- SON, also a P.E. and health teacher, guided the Trojan var- sn, ,, sity tankmen to second place in the State in 1951 and 1962. Taking a breath during a sprint across the pool, Ham Catlin, executes a butterfly stroke. Ham, a junior, has been on the swimming team since he was a freshman. VARSITY SWVIMMING TEAM-Front Row: Curtis Crow, George Daglio, Ronnie Campbell, jeff Schantz, Tom Goodman, Rocky Wright, Stanley Oaks, Eric Shockley . . . Second Row: Noel Torgerson, Richard Smith, Paul Roof, Louis Hook, Larry Resnick, li Ioel Rubiner, Paul Stevens, Lyon Strong, Harry Roof . . . Back Row: Steve Oaks, Louis Lust, Danny Chandler, Jim Davis, Dick Ferdon, Geoffrey Cross, Tom Miller, Rick Eldred, Louis Pawlik, Ham Catlin.

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,sf wx V L-' as 'Qi S' if L: 4 P as w i 59 sy , 9 4 Q S ,gf Retuming for his fourth year of tennis, senior IOHN CARSON played a good conservative game to hold down a strong number five position on the squad. W: gf up ,as I Q ,ii-jj S CHS netters are blessed with another freshman star this year, in the form of ERIC EVETT, winner of the Tucson City Tennis Championship. Q' f 1 1 ,L - Captain of the racketmenis team, Iohn Stevenson, follows through on a serve during a practice session. fin . . Kiki , I I ' . 3 ' L .f 7 ,ith F .' ,i r 1 . . 532: fii fs' :Y 5? -.:1' ik fssil ,3. ' s fij' ' V L, ' ii 5'f5'T - 'A'1l57 ' 'sf'- ? - -3' . F S1-if s1gjT,'f3- :E-iyfjlfv A 1 -I Pi -1 ig j':r-:fate-:Tx 1-'ff M 'T' 22fl - .l'- N161-F fi Ja- ' ,i-Q. Qtl-,-,fi-f., -- I '7TlEE,1h I fffrf 5 'Q' 2-' 'F3':f ., ,-ggi I 1 K , Ti ,- T' DAVID NEWCOMB, whose height and speed combined to make him a strong asset to the team, battled his way up to the number two spot this year. .4 f Y um 2 , 1 , Xi-X 1 X ., V 'Z' J 53: ' 5, is gg gg A AX' :kgs , pk, E, r 2 A A, s , t at ffl 0 ak 'ff -vi' G. Xl , 1, A With a brilliant mind and excellent reflexes, s e n i 0 r racketman JOHN STEVEN- SON is a strong opponent in singles and stars in doubles competition. l g svyf - 2 , X 4 N ROBB SALANT, one of the few freshmen lettermen, took a first place in the state last year and remains as the netmens strongest punch this season. RXQY fx Q, i I Coach KEITH MEENAN, University of Arizona grad- uate, draws on his six years of coachigicg experience by again pr ucing a strong 1962-63 team. 'K -c' aa., W Q K fl, ., l,en,,,1-W, ' I -I 3 li? 2 5,-,xii H wi-:Qi-ff' .ent . .,,,.,n,, .r,:-350, .-,,, - State singles champion, Rebb Salant, and his partner Dave the foreground, endure a practice match with fellow netmen John Newcomb, the number two man on the varsity tennis team, in Stevenson, captain of the team, and john Carson, number five man.

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