Catalina High School - Torch Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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Halfback Bill Voris, who replaced injured Bill Sutton, leaps to snag Terry Short's first down pass with nothing but an open field ahead. Voris raced all the way to score the winning touch- down as Troy edged the Titans, 14-13. Trojans Rated umber Dneg Lose League Title to Lancers Stunned by a 73 yard pass in the first quarter, the Trojans came from be- hind for a 2l-l3 victory over Carl Hay- den of Phoenix. Terry Short scored three times: diving from one yard out, passing 18 yards to Dave Abendano. and passing 45 yards to Bill Sutton. On the night of the first Alumni Day, Catalina challenged 83rd ranked Irvin of El Paso, Texas. The Rockets had previously routed New Mexico's top team and succeeded in knocking Troy from the number one spot, 35-7. Speedy halfback Tony Evans ran through the CHS defense with touchdown sprints of 90, 65, and 38 yards. Short hit Chuck Davis with a 24 yard pass for the only CHS scoring of the game. In the first league game against Palo Verde, the lead changed four times, but the Trojans managed to win, 14-13. PV scored first, but Catalina came back with Short tossing the ball 40 yards to Davis. Palo Verde's Ieff Lovin then scampered 42 yards down the sideline to regain the lead. But later, the Titans I Trojan Terry Short l14J lofts a pass over Sunny- the block of Bill Britt who stops two tackle side rusher Don Larkin C7Sl. Short is helped by attempts from the Blue Devil defense. failed to make a first down by one foot and CHS took over with 1:23 left in the game. Short, on a first down, passed to Bill Voris for a touchdown, and Iohn Partin kicked the winning point. Troy, ending a six game homestand, succeeded in crushing Sunnyside for their second league win, 26-7. lim Robertson played his best game of the season scoring all of the touchdowns with runs of seven, six, three and two yards. He also rushed for 121 yards. On the eve of the Salpointe game, the CHS gridders were stunned by the loss of Terry Short who broke his leg during practice. Before an overflow crowd at this game to decide the B- league champion, the Lancers ended a defensive standoff by scoring with two minutes left in the game to win, 7-0. The deepest penetration came when reserve q u a r t e r b a c k Rick Valley passed to the ll-yard line. But the Trojans were pushed back to the 39, and they failed to score when Partin did not make a field goal. Soccer-style kicker John Partin boots an extra point while Ralph Andresano holds the ball.

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Frosh Tie Season After Earl ' l l Losing Streak With determination and team spirit the freshman football squad, according to coach Ken Fones, turned a clumsy start into a tying season. After being defeated by Tucson High, Rincon, and Pueblo, the frosh gridders trounced Douglas, 27-U. The highlight of the freshman sea- son Was the Salpointe game-the last on the frosh calendar. Despite a leg injury to the first starting fullback, Wayne Chapman, Troy defeated the Lancers, 13-7. This victory ended the season, 4-4. Coach Fones said, Although the team looked Weak in the beginning of practice, they improved greatly, and I Was very proud of their performance. SCOREBOARD CHS Sept. 23 0 Tucson Z6 Sept. 30 13 Pueblo 19 Oct. 7 27 Douglas 0 Oct. 14 13 Rincon 28 Oct. 21 Z1 Amphi 13 Nov. 2 7 Palo Verde 19 Nov. 11 13 Sunnyside 6 Running with the ball after a quick twenty yard pass, Rick Walton tries to avoid the Palo Verde defense and go for a touchdown. FROSH FOOTBALL SQUAD-Front row: Rick Wal- ton, Scott Blauset, Bob Kotelman, Ernie Brumble. Dean Van Horne, Matt Pierce, Ken McGlamery. Tim Wells, Mark Couber, Wayne Chapman. Rick Parlett, Rick Spacone, Iim Menaugh, Bob Mc- Guire . . . Second row: Darrell Dorow, Steve Forrester, Tony Green, Steve Williams, David Celaya, Iohn Sartin, Ree Zech, Marty Fleshhauer, Henry Celaya, Steve Gahn, Rick Bambauer, Doug Robb, Tom Headley, Rick Currie, David Booth, David Gray, Doug Bramley, Coach Ken Fones . . . Third row: Steve McComb, Iim Hixon, Iim McKarra, Richard Kay, Steve Kapsal, Rick Detwiler, Iohn Crooks, Randy Robinson. Troy White, Tom Smith, Ken Thomson, Bob Lockwood. Q 5 Q Alex Ramsey, Don Weaver, Brad Whitley. Coach Whitley . . . Back row: Steve Patton, Raymond Sayre, Bob Schlesinger, Jeff Tschieley, Brad Randall, Kurt Craig, Iim McCarron, Tom Mor- gan, Tom Shay, Ernie Erby, Tom Briggs, Mike Midkifi. Granger Zakerski, Iim Tinsby, Gary Hessenhauer, Dan Deurloo.