Catalina High School - Torch Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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Valuable Experience Gained in Girls Sports

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d R B b V '1 Bruce McKalip, Randy Legler, Casper RIFLE-Front Row: Cynthia Freeman, Andi Canning, May Mickelsen, Kay Mickelsen . . . Secon ow: o ern y, Crouse . . . Third Row: Linda Legler, Jim Fink, Bill Feldhacker, Roger Ross. Catalina Rifle Team Champions Shoot to Top M S Q ,5 til Y A Q, z , . sr J.. M M' kelsen and Jim Fink demonstrate standing positions. Top honorwinners ay ic Ranking tops in the State the undefeated Rifle Team was led by top scorers May Mickelsen and Jim Fink. Thirty-two pieces of silver ancl six medals were cap- tured by May Mickelsen, Jim Fink, and Bob Verity, three members of the team, who went to Camp Perry, Ohio for the National Championship matches. The rifle teamparticipated in the N.R.A. Indoor Re- gionals, N.R.A. Outdoor Regionals, and The University Week competition. Girls on the rifle team defeated Oregon State College and Arlington State College. Andi Canning shot a perfect score in offhand fstandingj position to set a new school record. Coach Ed Kuhn stresses that the rifle team strives for perfect marksmanship, from be- ginners up. . 3 ! Coach Ed Kuhn X Y, I V l

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