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

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VARSITY FOOTBALL-Bottom Row Cleft to rightjz Robert Lawrence, Allen Vinson, Robert Kendall, Thomas Pratt, Edward Lepper, Jack Haines, Williani Miller., Russell Meadors, Lloyd WlllIliSCll. Secoml Row: John Lawyer, Robert Book, Nile Smith, Robert Faccone, Basil Zilson, Paul Woolen, Harry Romeril, Herbert Quandt, John Lytle, Charles Scarbrough. Third Row: Charles Erk, Allen Relford, Alford Lux, Martin Walker, Donald Bucksot, Thomas Gilbert, Robert Tharp, John Preston, Charles Caplinger. Top row: Coach George Mihal, Coach Wayne Rhodes, James Orem, James Kimmell, Douglas Arvidson, Raymond Kennedy, Robert Fulton, Richard Maris, Coach Howard Longshore, Athletic Director Charles Dagwell. Pniiiiiifihniiiiiiht -nf 1947 if , lem !Unannenl 5 ' 12'H e Arsenal Technical Schools s 1. 19-An :aaa-mon' -mfflli PUUTBALL SEHEUULE S pa 26-Richman 0 t 1947 t Oct. 3- Mun i O n 10-M A d mn, 32 0 RESERVE SCHEDULE O A 17-M I I3 D . lah Hummel! ii-lv on 9 souehpsn 0 Od, 22-Cath ci al 3 0 m 77- ---l v - oc. ie-c Attucks 0 I Od' f' 0 -r Z N C 1 ' O! H E Nov. 7-Washington 0 Z Q li - N . s-w h Nov. 14-Shortridqe 0 l ' Nxahl Game: c, P. DW-.11, Annu: Du-fm FR-ESHMAN SCHEDULE Q m w silrisfij-Tiiliholii li.ldr2:lihA..n, 0 2 - CHSPUS Altucks G.m.,.sp,.q...,A..:, , . u., - - ' Or! cl Q- O 16 -M nu 1 L2 0 O 30 shonndg I 6 Nov. s-Anwaihmges.. V A Z- -,...l .. 1 unnu4-4-uona.,ms.xu.x:.1fsauauuuL..vnw,u..,f,a ,cfm nfvmmqwnmq. Football is kin How ABOUT A TRIP to the Gym for a little reminiscing witl1 some of the coaches about this year's athletic season? Specializing in football, we find head coach Howard Long- shore, assisted by VVayne Rhodes. In his first year as varsity mentor, hir. Longshore took a decidedly underdog Greenclad eleven through to a surprising five-won and five-lost season. The Greenmen's losses were hard earned vic- tories for the opposition, as final scores didn't always tell the tale of the Big Green's battle. Tomorrow's heroes are being molded by George hlihal, reserve coach, and George Sprague and VVilliam T1'6lCl1l61', freshman mentors. The reserves came plunging through their schedule with two games on the right side of the ledger and two on the wrong. The frosh breezed by thei1' opponents, com- ing out with a perfect slate for the season and the coveted City Freshman Football Crown. Meadors scores first touchdown of the season. - 26 - ,---- ,........., . Y. . , ...E

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RESERVE BASKETBALL-Bottom Row Cleft to rightl: Leslie Nell. Donald Dobbs, James Reasner, Peter Lupus, Robert Huey, Paul Yvoolen, Ross Moore, Frank Morton. Top Row: Athletic Director C. P. Dagwell, Richard Wills, Ernest Cline, Myron Moriarity, Charles Englerth., William Roepke, Dean Throckmorton, Coach Powell Moorhead, Student Manager Kenneth Wilsoll. The pla er's the thing Now wie Movr: ON to the men who are specialists in that Hoosier Hysteriaf' basketball. Piloting the varsity round-hallers is Herman Hinshaw, with Powell 1XIoorhead coaching the reserves, and Harold Negley and George hlihal handling the freshman hoopsters. The varsity netmen enjoyed a satisfying season, defeating such big-wigsi' as Richmond and Lafay- -ette, and CZIptll1'lIl,Q' 13 of 21 galnes, tourneys included. In sectional competition, the Green Wtave defeated the Silent Hoosiers in the first game, then the tour- ney was history as far as Tech was concerned. The Hinshaw-111en lost to Crispus Attuck's Tigers in a second-round tilt. Gordon King was selected on the Stnwr,s All-City team at guardg he also was second high-point man in the N.C.C. scoring race. lvnder Coach hloorhead, the reserves, composed mostly of sophomores, blasted through their schedule of 16 games, winning 12. In city competition, the reserves lost only to the Howe Hornets, thus adding to their freshman crown, the Reserve City Diadem. Those fellows, our freshie team, who are supposed to he green at the sport, were not so green as they came out on the long end of their season with a 7-to-41 record, defeating VVarren Central, 34 to 172 South- port, 34 to 29g Howe, Q6 to 921, Crispus Attucks, FRESHMAN BASKETBALL-Bottom Row fleft to rightlz William N. Miller, Ralph Grahaln, John R. Gilson, Frank Beasley, Donald Coffin, Willialli Evans, Larry French, Earl Huffman, Harold Updike. Top Row: Coach George Mihal, Leslie Gerlach, Jerry Koehler, Gilbert Bierman, Dane Ashcraft, Raymond Van Busum, Ralph Wade, Athletic Director C. P. Dagwell. ,. -II