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

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Football team turns out a winner, ends 8-2 The varsity team got off to a winning season this year beating Shortridge in their first game, but losing to Howe in their next game. After that, they won six consecutive games before finally getting beaten by Chatard. It was the first win- ning season Tech has had since 1965. The Titans had a strong team this year, losing only five seniors from the year before and having eight seniors try out who hadnlt played since they were fresh- men. Not all was to the Greenclads' advan- tage: they were without coach Willie Mar- tin, Cwho had pneumoniaj part of the season. The Titans finished 8-2 for the season. 1974 VARSITY FOOTBALL TECH OPPONENT 14 Shortridge 0 8 Howe 1 1 27 Broad Ripple 13 34 Wood 0 18 Scecina 14 42 Arlington 14 14 Marshall 6 62 Attucks 7 12 Chatard 46 20 Bloomington North 0 BELOW: Greg Miller C107 starts to execute a pitch-out to Kenny Lee f33J. BOTTOM: Steve Rodrigues 1203 throws a block as John Brinkley C221 powers through. 1974 VARSITY FOOTBALL-FRONT ROW: Earl Moore, Henry Williams, Reggie Fletcher, Bob Kelly, Larry Barringer, Bruce Seagraves, Steve Smith, Steve Rodrigues, William Hackett, Mike Fagan, Sam Herrera, Paul Anderson, Frank Kelly. SECOND ROW: John Kitcoff, James Bell, Tom'Darden, Lawrence Hooks, Alan Miller, Dwayne Mason, David Griffin, Larry Griffin, Clarence Thompson, Greg Miller, Jerry Hill. THIRD ROW: John Brinkley, Kenny Lee, Steve Douglas, Tom Bruce, James Buckley, Leston Moore, Mark Breland, Jolm Haliburton, Brad McCall, Roger Rebanack, Joe Johnson, Mark Whitfield, FOURTH ROW: Mike Cecil, trainer: Howard Catt, athletic directorg Willie Martin, coach: Francis K.nue, Melvin Bowers, assistant coachesg Don Turner, George Chatman, Anthony Green, Andrew Smith, Steve Powell, Tim Planigan, Doug Sims, Ed McDowell, Bob Woodard, coaches: Tim Fuller, student manager. V TRAINER Mike Cecil watches the Titans moving on to victory. f' F' t ,, Y . 4L.:,.,, ,f 'ft N. ' .. 4 T- 1 .1 'r ' ' ' 'jvfg-ffgwffaffrfggre - - jf- T ' 'fr 3 - -M ' ' - ef - 4' 555' - Q f, ' 5, . .4 3 - ' , . .4 ge t ' : Ar . ..,. f 4 -' - ..eiegf mL:f E,af-,' -we .eiehxetgad , -J iq Fefe: T Q ,ef Q Q' . 15? iic t fl ' f, f .1 1 il. - f ' 1 f - 1 fe . f n f 5 + ?2Hf'f'A V , 7 'f-A: ' , sf --'hairlgf--2 5Hvl,1'a'5'4 ,Qifwv .Er A H f It A I - M- rv

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Reserves end grind with winnin season The Reserve Football team, trying hard to follow in the Varsity's footsteps had a successful season in themselves. They finished second in the east division of the city with a 6-3 record and fourth in the city overall, with a 6-4 record. The team showed many sophomores as good prospects for the future. Coach Mel Bowers labeled the team as having a strong offense, which was sup- ported lirmly by a good running and passing attack. The defense showed a hard-hitting attack which contributed greatly to the success of the team. When you take into consideration that the team played only two home games, they turned out a well played season. THE TITAN DEFENSE holds Cathedral to a short gain. 1974 RESERVE FOOTBALL-FRONT ROW: Jerry Robertson, Tom West, Dave Griffin, Larry Griffin, Clarence Thompson, Burt Hanneman, Clarence Clay- ton, John Kitcoff, Tim Fuller, student manager. SECOND ROW: Brad McCall, Tim Ellis, Tom Darden, Lawrence Hooks, James Bell, Mark Breland, John Gore, Dwayne Mason, Kevin Cousins, Mark Whitfield, student manager. THIRD ROW: Roger Rebanack, Lloyd Mason, James Buckley, Ron Clark, Tom Bruce, Hugh Warner, Leston Moore. FOURTH ROW: Francis Knue, Melvin Bowers, coaches, Steve Douglas, Doug Sims, Tim Flanigan, Steve Powell, An- drew Smith, Michael Cecil, trainer: Howard Catt, athletic director. 1974 RESERVE FOOTBALL TECH OPPONENT 28 Shortridge 7 8 Howe 6 16 Broad Ripple 14 12 Cathedral 14 8 Scecina 12 28 Arlington 0 8 Marshall 6 21 Attucks 0 0 Chatard 14 12 Perry Meridian 20 LAWRENCE HOOKS goes back to set up a pass.