Broad Ripple High School - Riparian Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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Reserves Split 8; Frosh Second in City Reserve Football Freshman Football d Ripple Broad Ripple Crispus Attucks 7 Cathedral 7 Cathedral 6 24 Washington Warren 13 13 Howe 7 6 Washington 27 Tech Howe 19 23 Manual 12 Tech 7 13 Deaf School 20 21 Noblesville 13 Shortridge 18 Shortridge 12 Back Row: Tom York, George Todd, Don Williams, Tom Rogers, Phillip Cravens, Alfred Hiecke, Eugene Honderich, Maynard Poland, Carey Spicer, Henry Lamkin, Ted Thelander, Dave Whitt, Coach Bob Hougham. Second Row: Bill Sennhauser, Karl Koons, Henry Huder, Stanley Carlin, Dick Parsons, Stan Paulsen, Ralph Ray, Dick Phillips, Bob lla- ma ker. Frank Walker, Bob Kinnett. Front Row: Dave Collins, Neil Hinchman, John Coyle, Darroll French, Burk Cree, Jerry Young, Bill Ross, Mike Graves, Bill Cook, Jim Benham. Back Row: Bill All top, Jim Jobes, Bob Sum- mers, Bill Kluck, Bob Lohman, Bruce Mursch, Don H. Miller, Charles Mitchell, Don G. Miller, Dave Linsley, Tom Toll, Coach Bob Brown. Second Row: Bill Clark, Don Winters, Bob Ranger, Larrie How- son. Bob Mitchell, Dave Greiser, Laddie Howson, Dillon Huder, Ron Schaffner, Bill Reid, Ron Naum, Bill Scott. Front Row: John McCoy, Gordon Shaw, Joe Butterworth, Mark Jones, Jack Marsella, Jack Bartle, Jack Douglas, Don Silvey, John Kassebaum, Jim Gremillion. 23

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Back Row: Student Manager Wilford Wisner, Student Manager Bob Reasor, John Bain, Loren Comstock, Jim McGuire, Burk Cree, Bob Kinnett, Jack Phillips, Clint Hare, Student Manager Bob Hirschman, Student Manager Gordon Graham. Third Row: Coach Walt Jurkiewicz, George Seiden- sticker, Jack McNairy, Eddie French, Dick Cook, Dick Tulley, Frank Speckman, Ray Rice, John Hig- ley, Jack Scott, Coach Eugene Beaman. Second Row: Jim Kemper, Jay Hanselmann, Jerry Gar- rett, Mike Graves, Don Boots, Ted Bosler, Don Duncan, Tom Heidenreich, Jim Gibson, Neil Hinch- man. Front Row: Darroll French, Jerry Young, Dick McCammon, John Coyle, Bill Ross, Tom Mac- Mahon, Bud Hall, Ricky Ahrbecker, Bill Crouse. Off-and-On Gridmen Compile 4-6 Record Despite the won 4, lost 6 season record, the 1950 Ripple football team looked good, showed fine team spirit, and dis- played good sportsmanship. The Rocket grid men suffered a de- feat in their initial game of the season from South Bend Adams, a newcomer to the Ripple schedule. However, the boys came back the next week, socking Brazil, 32-7. The third game of the sea- son was a thriller, but the Rockets couldn ' t stop the inspired Evansville Central Bears who won, 19-12. The team beginning an off-again, on-again season won their last out-of-city en- counter by a 7-0 decision over the Red Devils of Richmond. Ripple lost its city opener to Howe; then the next week thumped Washing- ton, 24-0. Tech ' s Greenclads, eventual city co-champions, with Cathedral, downed the Orange and Black, 21-0. The follow- ing Friday Ripple was on and whipped Manual, 19-7. Playing the last two games in cold, wet weather, the gridders lost to Cathe- dral, 28-0 and Shortridge, 6-0. Broad Ripple 13 32 12 7 6 24 19 South Bend Adams 41 Brazil 7 Evansville Central 19 Richmond Howe 19 Washington Tech 21 Manual 7 Cathedral 28 Shortridge 6 22

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Top left: Gene Neudigate goes high on the back- board for a layin. Top center: Dick Tulley and Dave Jessee fight for a rebound with Decatur players. Top Right: You figure it out. The Thing maybe? Middle left: Bob Morris lets go with a right hand push shot. Middle right: Jessee slips around Sacred Heart ' s defense for a layup. Lower left: Jessee, ahead of the pack, lays it in from the left. Lower center: Sparks tries a tip -in against pro- tests from Crispus Attucks players. Lower right: Neudigate lets go with his famous jump shot. 24