Catalina High School - Torch Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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Jaqvees Wind Up With 4-S Record Losing their last three games, the 1960 Troian iunior varsity ended the season with a four win, 'five loss record. Opening with a 9-6 win over Rincon, the iayvees were handed a 38-6 drubbing by Mesa. The team bounced back to hand city champion Salpointe their only loss of the year by a 20-12 count, and then extended their streak by defeating Amphi. Disaster then struck the Trojans and they managed to defeat only Pueblo in their final five games. The most demoralizing loss however was a 25-0 shellacking de- livered by Rincon. Leading candidates for varsity berths next year in- clude quarterback Ken Fox, halfbacks Glenn Thompson and Bob Griffin, and tackle Tim Burr. Jayvee coach for 1960 was Mr. Mel Vogel. . -wwdfw ,- 3:9 ,fpgfyw enemy: , fre W' P ' A gf X ' ,L l xiii ' . -Q ' Head coach Mr. Mel Vogel. .W . , 1 'i V 4 .51 'W .. -. . 4. ,. . .Qi V..fAK 6 o , , tg ! 4 ' -- ,T r ' 1 --- --f-L -, f i , ic.. T' 'rr-'lg '- .. - I ..... V 2-J ' . or . . It EQ f 'T4,'iP . M A gf f .. . i -A ,.,.A,,s , A m h w w w ' as J kr ... K 33. q ks ' M x ftszjfg T A s tiff' 1 Ki fl- 1 ' ATF ? r.. fri: 3 .-fr . i zz-73. -'??1r. 'r'4'r-fs 2. 5:1 7 1' . L3 33 J , i :sw v , -r f: f1..5E:f?L - 6 - i s . like S 'f1ig'f2+2Ig,,Lf35, A I 3591, . E gg 4 , n.' Z '.N 4, -6.5.59 'A'lf te.ri f y5J , 1 1 231 9113: Lim i T 35' J--5211 S L37 'Q' Tl- K fi-i f '- ie 6' s - -f ,sl-53 754 39 :ici iiffi-Li -, if f -.:-1 5s2,s3 55g' f, A host of Rincon and Catalina jayvees go after a loose ball. Season Record Catalina Opponent SGPT- 17 9 Rincon 6 Sept. 24 6 Mesa OCT. 3 20 Salpointe Oct. 15 7 Amphitheater OU- 22 14 Casa Grande Oct. 29 7 Pueblo Nov. 3 0 Rincon Nov. 12 13 Tucson Nov. 19 13 Sunnyside .V ., To I, We J... JUNIOR VARSITY SQUAD-Front Row: Bill Hodder, Frank Knoop, John Webb, Jim Shepard, Wesley Starr, John Crandell, Mark DePascal, Jack Riggi, Mike Nikisher . . . Second Row: Larry Racer, Jay Johnson, Warren Hall, Jerry Morris, Larry Allen, Dave Uhler, Dave Van Pelt, Don Putney, Tom Carroll , , Third Row: Jack Darnell, Ernest Fitzgerald, Bob Griffin, Richard Grenell, Danny Gray, Wayne Dirst, Don Wynne, Bill Bambauer . . . Fourth Row: Boyd Fry Dennis Loss, Tim Burr, Tom Tappan, Wayne Appleton, Lawrence Zukoski, George Williams, Bill Cowley . . . Fifth Row: Kelly Hanson, Charles Walthall, Kenny Fox, Karl Wiley, Larry Ashton, Chuck Roberts, Glenn Thompson, Bryant Young.

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