Crispus Attucks High School - Tiger Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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HOMECOMING WORTH GCLD Q 5 , W -1 and The ROTC honor guard and marching band present opening Homecoming ceremonies. The members of her court Homecoming tor Crispus Attucks was, in essence, just that. It brought our team its first victory of the season, in spite of Wood's 13 to 6 lead at half-time. At half-time our marching band gave a most excellent show. Near the end of half- time, the suspense and tension was brought to a climax, as Sharon Burnett, escorted by Greg Boyd, was given the honor of being Homecoming Queen. With renewed strength, the Attucks' Tigers went on to a shattering victory of 21 to 13 over Wood. The day of excite- ment and victory was brought to a close with a Homecoming dance sponsored by Mr. Wiggins and the COE club. were Juanita Hall, escorted by Nathaniel Hollandg Melody Fischer, escorted by Larry Henryg Paula Harris, escorted by Jeff Wise, Roxiann Duncan, escorted by Kenny Skeltong Cynthia Black, escorted by George Harris: and Annette Campbell, escorted by Dwayne Holland. ii ' 1 'Hz A 4 , K ...fre M Dan els queen candidates and escorts wait for halt-time activities. Homecoming queen Sharon Burnett and her escort Greg Boyd. 111

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FOOTBALL scENEs Brooks 1895 and Richard Powell 166i demonstrate the ballet ot football s. 'VB x 5 we Brooks cuts back behind blockers Jerry Perkins 152i and Gary Smith 144i to gain extra yards. gy 1 ,, 5 If W Q.. Tigerman William Moore leads the battle cry. 1972 Varsity Scores Opponent Scores Broad Ripple 28 Washington 44 Ritter 22 Cathedral 40 Shortridge 46 Wood 13 Tech 20 Arlington 53 Howe 48 Reserve Coach Bennie Parker explains new strategy. Coach Edwards and Assistant Coach William Worrell discuss plays. Herman Smith U07 displays his running power. CAHS 7 liir E ,freff 1, . ,f-V Ninn

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3 1, W2 Ll, ea Lyles-won most of his matches, 165 weight class. Henzy Green-an outstanding freshman, 105 lb. weight. If ff f V WW... We .,,..,,.M.......s,M.M..,..W.. ll K , M., Wrestling Willie Lyles-captain of the team, 145 weight class. Though they did well as individuals, the wrestling team lacked sufficient men to defeat many opponents in dual matches. High point men were Willie and Fred Lyles. Henzy Green and Wally Tyler were outstanding freshmen. The two seniors, Lyles and Sheldon Yates, plan to continue wrestl- ing in college. Green, Tyler, Sam Hawkins, Steve Shepherd, Marcus Duckett, Bob Clemens and Fred Lyles plan to wrestle again next year. Glenn Fisher and Edmund Davis were coaches. tl , it Sheldon Yates-a more inexperienc ed wrestler, 155 Ib. weight. Marcus Duckett-one of the better wrestlers, 185 lb. weight. ,,f,w,z,:,'. ' V 7 7M V 1.3, ,L ,,,V, I , i -in 2 Q ff 1 Q Q az 2 M W, 1 ' ' ' R