Catalina High School - Torch Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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FROSH TRACK-Front row: Larry Fingar, Ierry Halfmann, Scott Blanset, Gary Mallis, Arnol Makara, Prank Parsley, David Booth, Dale Naugle, Curt Craig, Barry Maye . . . Second row: Glenn Hill, Iames Tinsley, Richard Keleman, Ieff Stevenson, Iohn Reeves, Rick Detwiler, Robert Kotelman, Dean Van Horn, Alex Ramsey, Randy Robertson, Bruce Casper, Gary Pudis. Tom Mobley . . . Back row: Doug Bramley, Iohn McComb, Kirk Erickson, Robert Davidson, Mike Chick, Raymond Sayre, Steve Patton, Richard Raymond, Iohn Sartin, Richard Iorgenson, Scott Rogers, Alan Hock, Iohn Crooks, Ieif Seekatz, Ken Nielsen, Ralph Rego, Bill Cheneve-rt, Ierry Smith, Dennis Collins. According to coach Buddy Doolen, the cindermen's strong points are in dis- tance running, and throwing the discus and shot-put. Frosh Tracksters Rely on Distance, Hurdles Working on short sprints and relay, which, according to coach Buddy Doo- len, are the major weaknesses, the frosh track team will try to equal or surpass last year's 4-4 record. The strong points of the team will be dis- tance, hurdles, discus throwing and shot-put. The top miler on the freshman team is Ierry Haltmann. Doug Bramley and Kirk Erickson will throw the discus and shot-put. David Booth, john Reeves and Larry Fingar will be the major sprint- ers and hurdlers while Ishmael Pala- fox and Alan Hawk will be the top contenders in the high jump. Broad jump, high jump, pole vault- ing, short sprints and relay will de- pend on the versatility of the team. The frosh will have to put in a lot of work to shape up to previous years, ,W ,... on K Frosh cindermen clear the first group of hurdles team's strong points include distance, hurdles, during one of their daily practices. The freshmen discus throwing and shot-put. comments coach Doolen. SCHEDULE Mar. Sunnyside Mar. Pueblo Mar. Palo Verde Apr. Salpointe Apr. Tucson Apr. Rincon and Amphi

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