Catalina High School - Torch Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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Freshmen Cagers Surpass Other Citu Squads Climaxing the season with a 57-31 tromping of Phoenix Union, Catalina's Freshman Basketball team finished with a 10-2 record, making them city champions. In addition, the Colts were undefeated in games with out of town teams. Highlights of the season included wins over Pueblo and Rincon, marking the first time a Cata- lina freshman basketball team had beaten these two schools, a win over Phoenix Union, top frosh team in the state, and twin wins over Tucson High by 27 and 20 point margins. Top players on the squad were center Dave Supina, for- ward Jon Mustonen, and guards Craig Gillaspie and Bob Bergen. The Colts were 10-2 against city competi- tion, and defeated every team in Tucson at least once. The only two defeats for the Colts came at the hands of Pueblo, and Sunnyside. Coral Dec. 3 Dec. 9- Dec. 16 Jan. 6 Coach Richard Barnes Jan, 10 Jan. 13 Jan. 20 ina 52 45 65 42 53 44 49 Four Cagers grab a rebound. Catalina's Ken Fox teammates Mark Stumpf and Bob Krulish 1205. SEASON RECORD Opponent Scllpointe 39 Pueblo 35 Tucson 38 Amphi 29 Sunnyside 46 Rincon 35 Salpointe 35 Jan Jan Jan-. Feb Feb Feb Feb Catalina 21 51 27 31 31 36 3 52 10 56 17 57 18 57 C111 comes in to help Opponent West Phoenix 50 Pueblo 37 Sunnyside 65 Tucson 32 Amphi 35 Rincon 40 Phoenix Union 31 r I FROSH BASKETBALL SQUAD-Front Row: Jim Blough, Terry Moe, Dave Supina, Glen Lamb, Bill Smith, Harold Margolis, Jon Mustonen, Craig Gillespie, Reid Ehlenberg, Paul Mtasimer, George -Ganoung, Jim Clister . . . Second Row: Coach Barnes, Bob Bergen, John Seagle, Bill Gurnett, Dennis Kessler, Paul Fergu- son, Pete Snell, Steve Hodge, Randy Retrum, Dave Kopec, Bob McLaughlin, John Parker, Bert Badger, Mgr ..,. Third Row: Blaine Ornburg, Bob Hawke, Dave Palmer, Gary Whelply, Bill Brown, Mike Trivanovich, Steve Grier, Craig Colburn, Ron Pfifer, Al Manevil, Bill Finn, Steve Winters, Dick Hockaday, John Ahlberg.

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f ii, , S iii ,A . -.1 - ,. .,.. .,c QV, .pe ' , V 1 1 ' s- 1 'i -of . -- - , . 4, 3 ,X -.r-5, BASEBALL Trojans Aim for Crown Seven HC Men Strengthen Trojan Defenses With seven returning lettermen, Catalina's Varsity base- ball squad entered the 1961 season with hopes of being in contention for city, conference, and state honors. Coached by Cliff Myrick, the Trojan nine were out to improve upon last year's 12-8 season record. Hitting Obstacle Overcome In Some Games Poor hitting seemed to be the maior obstacle for the Blue and White to overcome, as all of the top hitters graduated. ln the seasonal opener, they were held to one lone hit, a sharp single off the bat of flashy Bruce Davidson, and fell to the Nogales Apaches, 3-2. ln the first city and conference game, however, the Catalinians fared better, picking up four hits and taking advantage of Salpointe wildness to bring home a 9-1 victory. 33 if-T,'T's 7.59 Pitcher Doug Holliker led the Troians in the field by ' V -,,, 3 .343 lr , ' . 'jf' i ,, . ' 4 ' 1 V ' ia Tw, ., P f 1 -V . wo: hurling a two hitter, and allowing only one run. rm...?5 , 6 ,-gf if h 'ak' bi T' ' .., sf.. fi- 1 'M-9 -V T T - T - - ,Lil 'Lv-ff -lg gi ...fats A s., Variety Of Skill Leads Team n V- ,, Q sl sf- ,,:.,!5. g- 'Zh' Leading the Catalina nine this year were pitchers Doug wk -Qi T 'Ti' 'v-3448 Holliker and Larry Dent, catcher Bob Jameson, infield- MMA' .if -it 'lis 55? , ui ers Mike Sorey, Ken Spiegel, Dick Lopez, Tom Davis, Kip .- lt Ai nyyg i'Q,.1-qu, 'g , T is Depascal, Sam Polit, and Howard Meek. The fleet out- L 'f E field consisted of Bruce Davidson, Don Gabriel, Clive ., A if if rr' ' ii i'i 'V' Seal, and Jack Gatlin. Prospects for next year seem en- , . ,,, couraging -with the return of six active players plus a Z, ' ' g A i'it' i' ' it ' 'gg' n ,X f f i 5 host of talent from the Junior Varsity squad. , M ' 1 4' A' by at x in 5 .323 ,, Q ' I it V .Q ' ' ,. . KN. 1 5 ' L , we s.. 4