Catalina High School - Torch Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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GYMNASTICS-Front Row: Jack Kenun, Dennis Holter, Ray Arnold . . . Second Row: Rick Eldred, David Getty, John Voss . . . Third Row: Bill Sfruif, Couch Riff Ritfenhouse. P Kev Coach RIM Rittenhouse Flank Cifllle on The SlClel'I0l'Se is execufed by -lafk Kendn- Displaying The straddle-legged hand stand is Dennis Halter,

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611 Performing a hand stand on the still rings is Ray Arnold. Powerful arms are displayed by Dave Getty. Gurnnasts' Derforrnances Include All Ten Events . .4 ...s,.gs5,,1:- .4.,.-' . .w,.,.,,-K .. . wr: W- x,-.,. ,- ,ox X .p sillr, sf. 2' we ts-WTC' g ,L ,l,,i'f4nn. gg gift fi ' WA. -. -. -s ' --W.. -e . sw.. Tvsailew my C , as-few4:asQsg5'f'.f ii' i. intel. X . - V - . .a ' -'f .-.-., .-. Split Demonstration is given by Stephan Monk. -' ET. Ji- . ffsllkgl uno- . .,..:. '2,L:..41..:f1f Six men, constitution of the team, revised their per- formances to include all of the ten major events instead of each member specializing in one event. Coach Rit- tenhouse comments, We got off to a goo-d start and should end up with a good season. Overwhelming Rincon by the score of IOOM-9M, the Trojan Gymnastics Team started the season by con- tending with this arch-rival. Ray Arnold led the Blue and White with 32 points and copped 6 first places out of l0. On the agenda for the year were seven meets, three of them at Catalina. Among the various events the gymnasts participated in were: free exercise, ro-pe climb, tumbling, high bar, parallel bars, flying rings, still rings, side horse, and the long horse. Last year's team wound up the season with a 7-3 record including a win over Phoenix Union. This year, the toughest competition was expected from Tucson High, last year's state champions, and Phoenix Union. ln his four years as head of the Catalina squad, Coach Rittenhouse has compiled an outstanding record, and has made the Catalina squad a team to be respected throughout the state. With an eye to the future, Rltt has been busily training underclassmen in the funda- mentals of gymnastics, assuring C.H.S. of gymnastics prominence for years to come.

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Trojan Linksters invade the Golf Course Bolstered by returning lettermen Bradley Schietelbein, Jim Caywood, and Bill Gemme-r the Trojan Linksters defeated the high-rating city teams of Rincon and Tucson High. The team was also aided by Mike Cart- wright, a member ofthe football team. The twelve man team, one of the biggest Catalina has ever had, played twelve matches among which were Douglas, Mesa, and Yuma. Two thirty-six hole tourna- ments, the thirty-six hole Junior College Invitational and the thirty-six hole State Tournament were on their schedule. Coach James Black declared that this team had the greatest potential of any team so far and would be a strong force in the State Tournament and the Junior College Invitational. W Q, , Coach James Black E TJ -f. ' ..',,-.,',. '- , Y 4. H1 .is- sll 1 ,,., . f tx - '--- Wg y -q Q y fp, 1 ,I .g Q' ng' P A l Following through after c tee-off is Bill Gemmer. g Q r 1 J x K X ,gs .no I 4, ,V 7 Us do J , Vg ,Mo , . -f-Q 'Y' ,,. ,I :E 1 4 'ug .S up ' 1 am 1-sim 4! if ,,,, Af GOLF-FRONT ROW: Robert Wolff, Mike Cartwright, Robert Howe, Bill Gemmer, Andy Shetter . . . Back Row: Phil Tench, Jim Wintrode, Jim Caywood, Bob Pranter, Bruce Balcom, Coach James Black.