Colorado Academy - Telesis Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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ORGANIZATIONS Gun lub f. Back Row: Mr. Hulbert fFaculty Advisorb, F. Bills, J. Inglis, M. Smith,.F. John- son, J. Baker, T. Hopkins, M. McCready, S. Adler. Front Row: B. Irmas, P. Uihlein, J. Guggenheim, C. Catlin, J. Reynolds. Not Shown: C. Frasche, H. Johnson, D. Jacobs, O. Young, G. Chavez. Again this year the Gun Club was the largest activity at CA with well over fifty members participating. Shotguns were the most Widely used guns, for the use of pistols and rifles was prohibited on campus. Chris Catlin and Jeff Reynolds both attained the Distinguished Expert rating with the NRA while Jim Guggenheim achieved an Expert rating. Meets were held with the Fountain Valley School and with Bailey. President ....,,............... ........... C hris Catlin V ice-President ............. ......... J eff Reynolds Executive Officer ....,.............,...,...,... Jim Frasche Secretary ..,....................... ..,,......, J im Guggenheim Treasurer ......... ,, ....., ...,.,,.,,,,,...., H enry Johnson Advisor ...,.. .,.. ........, M r . Ralph Hulbert

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Varsit Basketball Bottom Row: Manager, J. Guggenheim, P. Clark, R. Perkins, A. Gersten, J. Cory, D. Price, D. Jacobs, M. Pearson, G. Shepard. Top Row: D. Reid, B. Friday, K. Robinson, J. Freyer, P. Gring. The CA Varsity Basketball Team turned in an honorable 8-8 season by beating such teams as Kiowa, St. Anthony's, and D.C.D. The team was led by seniors Bill Friday and John Freyer. Bill, a second year letterman, averaged better than 18 points and 11 rebounds a game. In one outstanding night, Bill set a new CA record of scores with 37 points against the Kiowa Varsity. John Freyer, also a second year letterman, was the second highest scorer, with an average of 12 points and 10 rebounds per game. The Varsity A team guards were senior George Shepard and soph- omores Monte Pearson and David Price. These three and fOFWaI'd Kelth Robinson were valuable assets to the team. The Varsity A did a competent job throughout the season. Minus the support of seniors Bill Friday, John Freyer, Keith Robinson and George Shepard, the team will have large shoes to fill but should look forward to an encouraging season. The Varsity B had an outstanding 9-4 season, beating such teams as Idaho Springs 44-42 and Kiowa 53-16. Senior Pete Gring led the team in scoring with an 8 point per game average, followed by Dick Jacobs who averaged 6 points per game and 11 rebounds. Alan Gersten and Paul Clark were the guards, Alan having scored 13 points in the second F.V.S. game. The season ended with a close 29-24 loss to St. Anthony's B squad, the only team able to beat the Mustang squad twice. BASKETBALL 67