Arsenal Technical High School - Arsenal Cannon Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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A N Wg? ,. i, ,ill is M, I , for , K I wi. C155 B Q , if-'sf xi' ' I 'f2 ' I gg ,L.L M an Q :Mg pf! 1975 VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM-FRONT ROW: Donna Adam, batgirl, Vactor Bur- reserve coach. THIRD ROW: Ernest Cline, assistant coach, Dan Boone, Lawrence gess, John Parks, Dave Griffin, Joe Burton, Marcella Smith, batgirl. SECOND ROW: Hooks, Hubert Teeter, Greg Brooks, Tim Flanagan, Steve Morrison, Ivan Moreman, Steve Fox, manager, Robin Coleman, Tom Bruce, Roger Rebennack, Dave George, coach. -Late start + I desire + hustle I 2 victory The Varsity Baseball Team gave the city a lesson this year Howto Play Baseball in the Last 3 Weeks of a Season. Getting off to a slow start, this year's team found a hot wire and started produc- ing at the end of the season. Coach Ivan Moreman felt the team's attitude, desire, and hustle improved more than in any other team he had ever coached before. In regular season the team had a 6-I4 record, but in the Sectional they turned that around and went to the Semi-final. The team also had many close losses, four of them by only one point. The team lost only three starting play- ers, everyone else will return. Coach Moreman had praise for the whole team feeling it was a team's effort, rather than one man's. AS IF IN PAIN, Kirby Baird goes for strike three. I V ,-

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Golfers work on attitude, winning form Chargin ' that was the familiar phrase which came from the 1975 golf team under the coaching of Jay Kleine. Char- gin ' came about whenever a golfer on the team performed a creditable task on the golf course. The golf team turned out an 8-13-l sea- son. They have lost members because of graduation. Tim Ray, Dave Heaton, and Phil Cook graduated in January, 1976. Those three will miss out on future plans of the Tech Invitational in which many local schools from the inner-city will participate. Golfers at Tech are starting to develop a tradition for future golfers, but there is always a need for more interested team- members. Athletes who are looking for something to do over the summer should look toward golf, and help Tech build a winning team. E i l l975 GOLF TEAM-FRONT ROW: Brad McCall, Buddy Justus, Larry Johnson, Dave Lewis SECOND ROW Jay Kleine, coach, Dave Heaton, Tim Ray, Phil Cook. ,fx egg ,X 1 5 ,fri 1 A TIM RAY uses his size for his swing. BRAD MCCALL is happy about his shot

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eserve batman breaks record in so-so season 1975 RESERVE BASEBALL TEAM--FRONT ROW: Dale Keller, Bob Bruce, Gayland McKinney, Bill Smith, Craig Priest, manager. SECOND ROW: Bob Linder, Rocky Golden, Robert Ross, Tony Boyd, Willie Strong, Bud Quarles. THIRD ROW: Dave George, coach, Tom Collins, Tony Carver, Robert Goode, Avery Johnson, Marlin Harris, Larry Boffo, Darryle Toles. T 5' t - s 1 - 5 1' 1 , Q K, fx, Y R f TONY CARVER puts his body behind this one going for another hit. The Reserve Baseball Team had a disap- pointing season this year, winning a mere five games compared to twelve losses. Coach Dave George felt inexperience hurt his squad more than anything else. They played many squads which con- sisted of almost all iunior players, com- pared to the 12 freshmen and 5 sopho- mores on the Titan squad. Coach George felt two of the most exciting games of the season were against Cathedral and Wash- ington. In the Cathedral game, which they won 12-5, the Greenclads collected 'IO hits and committed no errors. Larry Boffo was the winning pitcher, pitching an entire game which included 6 strikeouts, for the first time in his high school career. Tim Flanigan delivered a triple to the Irish while Bob Bruce threw in two doubles and a walk. Against Washington, with the score 7-5, Washington, Coach George protested a triple and won the appeal, putting a spark in his players who ended up winning the game 8-7. BALL + BAT 2 Run, Bud Quarles checks it out.