Catalina High School - Torch Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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,f 5m-. Setting a new 2 mile state record, John Donner crosses the finish line in 10:42.5. Sept. 30 Oct. 7 Oct. 14 Oct., 21 Oct. 26 Nov. 3 Nov. 10 Nov. 16 Nov. 23 Dec. 2 Season Record Catalina 28 27 28 23 29 21 Opponent Rincon 29 Thunderbird Invitational John Donner first. Tucson 31 Amphi 73 Amphi Invitational John Donner first. Phoenix Union 28 Amphi 39 Pueblo 28 Tucson 38 Turkey Day Run John Donner first. State Meet Catalina second. Silhouetted against the sunset, CataIina's harriers complete an intra-squad meet. -1-ff , We-so- '. ,.. --V - -H . 7 i . ' 1: '-. ' , . - fi 4 :fav V1.4 , x,i..Vg?::A-.gl .:511,.,,a , 5, , - gigs. n J we -s 's 'P Q. 2 i as f .rf I... 1 - Sf , i 'z 1,4-f ' i g , - isis, -.j el ij? if o,e::g3f?ff?f,:f YK , E as mfs' 5 .gi vi-to fgi.'.?f:1'22f 19.51. - wif is ' f EVfig'h:.15,.4',gN . ,by Ig.-1 V E .ff A if? ifgg.: :E 1 Q- 1.2 iv ', 41,:.7?5ij it ,. K,--1 fi.. ,, TRN vx so L r Y- 71-14155 41 , .mil .A .,-A In W-5 :nal ., .3 V -,kwa ,' , im? ' - ' A -fm-Q. ' Q5 - Q .1-. sim - .uf '- C t- Y -f,.::,Ah -Q ,nl-' X M3112 '21 .g T .se , ..'-. 'Wav ' ., , ns J E..- Second place trophy of state meet goes to Harold Slavens.

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Champion Donner Gains State Second for C.t-LS, if fi 4' Q V, ' , A , 'ff' V at f A 'ri' 3 .Fr A . .CQ , t Y -A i,1w,n,' 4-. ,W if ,ef-2 :gait , , . ,f i ' 1 1X in if .15 14,5 335 wgftswg-E Y It fvl.-it Qi AN ? .L.- Q Q A' 47 ' X - 2 ' ' ,,. 5' r K ,, 1 - . I - , ,,, Y sl' 4 - E 4 , 5 V ' ' : f J l LU: 'mL'i'f l , ' ' ,4,, .-h g , . , Xxx V I V . Q . ., gl, 4 lk i- QJA4, l' l Q1 V, , Q f L' U' '! ctw. J l' lf gd' 110.10 ,. K F X, 1 X fe A .INK Q 1, X v ' S ,, f 5 .sl 'fl 5 1-H f A . '11-U7 4 I A ' Q elf? in - if S 1 , T 2 rf e c J c,, at V - 1 ' Y Y' A ' E ' L Y 4, -V 4-oLff.l'-'fix' f' f. f sf, 71,25-T , - . CROSS COUNTRY-Front Row: Dave Fithian, Ricky Hallar, Jim Moore, Harold Slavens, Chuck Hiatt, Ricky Lingel, John Donner . . . Second Row: Jim Balogh, George Cunningham, Bill Masimer, Jim Berger, Bill Swain, Bob Tompkins, Paul Cummings, Preston Jones, Robert Rothroick . . . Third Row: Coach Gale Bell, Al Patton, Randy Lowery, Mike Channing, Bill Schaidt, Gary Austin, Burdette Dettman, Eugene Ryan, Ray Curry, Bill Motors. Coach Gale Bell. 3, t WH Led by State Champion runner John Donner, the cross-country te-am ended the season with a 6 win, 'l loss, and 'l tie record. In addition, the team came in second in the state meet, behind powerful Phoenix Union. Donner, who was undefeated in nine meets -this year, now holds every cross-country record in the state, and in addition is the second State Cham- pion runner from Catalina, giving C.H.S. the unique position of being the only school in the state to have had two cross-country state champions. Catalina's only loss of the year in dual meets came from Pueblo in a 29-28 count. In other meets, the Troians defeated Rincon, Tucson, Amphi, and Salpointe while running a 28-28 dead heat with State Champion Phoenix Union. The Junior Varsity and Freshman Squads also had successful seasons. The Jayvees racked up a 4-1-l season record, tying for the city Champion- ship with Rincon, while the Freshmen had a 2-'I year. 5 4 Y t 'Q ,,, 7?f J, ,,. State Champion runner John Donner

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WRESTLING-Front Row: Bill Bell, Bob Bykerk, Bernard Modret, Don Pearson, Gary Hayden, Dave Kleinlien, Wesly McNellis, Gary Cable, Lewis Hudson, Anson Clinton, Phil Rasp, Terry McNellis . . . Second Row: Dan Gray, Jim Bonner, Tom Carroll, Larry Racer, Ward Wolleson, John Pierce, Don Hall, Jim Donaldson, Ralph Smith, Mike Fawcett, Tom Roy, Dave Klensin . . . Third Row: Burdette Dettman, Danny Hernandez, Rich Jaehne, Craig Lincoln, Joe Leiniger, John Celaya, Frances Klensin, Gary Leffler, .lim Berger, Sherwood Tella, Bill Strunk, Mike Sterling, Randy McNellis, Gerry Mathews . . . Fourth Row: Rod Tun- nell, Dave Chimera, Tom Jordan, Bill Rishel, Bob Bedell, Steve Staples, Ken Kaufman, Mike Ford, Gene Ryan, Eddie Sweet, Gary Antonik, Calvin Wood . . Fifth Row: Edmund Ricker, Jim Harris, Rolando Deleon, David Frances, Robert Price, Gilbert Taeger, Sam Rhomson, Coach Jack Segurson. Powerful CJ-LS. Grapplers Wind Up Fifth in State Showing their strength early in the season by defeating Tucson High, the second place team in the state in 1960-61, the wrestling squad proved to be the best in Catalina's history. The Blue and White grapplers went on to defeat Mesa, Yuma, Glendale, Rincon and tied Pueblo. Catalina pulled its biggest upset by placing second to Tucson in the regional tournament defeating Rincon, Yuma, and Pueblo. The next week the Troians did the best in the history of the school by'placing fifth in the state where Phoenix Union took top honors. A notable highlight of the season was when Bucky Clinton, a junior, took the state championship in the 103 pound class. Also placing in state were Gary Cable, third in the 120 pound class, and Bill Bell, fourth in the 191 pound class. Led by Tom Ray, Randy McNellis, and Mike Ford the frosh grapplers came in second to Pueblo in the first annual city freshman wrestling tournament. Undefeated Don Hall led the iunior varsity matmen in posting a 7-4 record. During their season the J.V.'s came up against Tucson, Pueblo, Rincon, Washington, Glendale, Mesa, A.S..D., Benson and Flowing Wells, Seventy promising wrestlers will return next year to Taken Down by Gil Garcia of Pueblo is Phil Rasp. CGt'I'y on the Tl'C1ClillOI'1 of the fedm,