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

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1 VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY TEAM-FRONT ROW: James Trotter, Joe Burton, Nate Robb, Eric Glenn. SECOND ROW: Bruce McGeath, coachg Steve Scott, Nathan Harris, Howard Catt, athletic director. JOE BURTON, Steve Scott, and Nathan Harris do their daily workout. Cross Country runners build surprisin season Starting with almost nothing, a coach's dream came true this year for Bruce McGeath, head coach of the Varsity Cross Country Team. With only one returning letterman, and two men who had never run cross country before this year, Mr. McGeath put together a successful team. The Varsity Hnished the 74 season with 52 wins and 35 losses. They placed 3rd in the City and 6th in the Sectional. Running in three big invitationals, Tech finished 6th at Washington, 12th at Southport, and 12th at Columbus. Varsity runners met almost all goals they set for themselves, improving their times all through the season. 1974 VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY TECH OPPONENT 5 4 Ben Davis 17 54 Washington 6 8 77 Perry Meridian 25 77 Southport 73 66 Howe 26 66 Lawrence Central 37 27 Manual 3 0 27 Arlington 53 27 Cathedral 64 27 Attucks 7 8 44 Northwest 19 Washington Invitational-6th Southport Invitational-12th Columbus Invitational-12th City 3rd Sectional 6th THREE RUNNERS head off campus to do a 45 minute over-distance run.

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SERVICE CLUB-FRONT ROW: Kathryn Taube, Lou Beeker, Jennifer Faulk, Rose Boggs, Donna Hughes, Vickie Parks, Diana Hamilton. SECOND ROW: Gary Bull, Debbie Thacker, LaTonya Bonner, Libby Quintana, Amy Piety, Caron Lasley, Ermine Robinson. THIRD ROW: Lisa Arterberry, Sherry Harmon, Cecilia Carter, Curtis Lasley, Rhonda Hazelton, Cindy Carter, Marlyn McDanieL FOURTH ROW: Miss Ann Phillippi, sponsor, Darla Russell, Rex A. Min- dach, Ann Moore, Barba Wooten, Teri Hill, Mrs. Karen Finney, sponsor. NOT PICTURED: Sherry Greer, Marianne Williams, Susie Hal- stead, Sandra Scott, Debra Graham, Melody Rohrman, Ruthie Allen, Becky Goode, Cindy Davis, Barbara Taube, Penny Outlaw. Service Club does it again! 3-2-l-Tweet! At the sound of the whistle hundreds of kids from nearby homes and children's homes dashed for- ward to find the pounds of multi-colored eggs hidden over the broad field. Service Club was there co-sponsoring the Easter Egg Hunt at Sycamore Park. The smiling faces of toddlers shouting, I found one! and the discouraged faces of those who didn't, registered the high's and low's of the event. The members tried their best to help find the well hidden eggs. Finally, after all the eggs were found there was a drawing of tickets, with piizes for the lucky winners. The Easter Egg Hunt was only one of many activities that Service Club spon- LISA ARTERBERRY, Rose Boggs, and Cece Carter help distribute Mums for Homecoming as a Service Club project. sored. How about decorating a nursing home at Christmas? collecting food for a needy family at Thanksgiving? the Valen- tine Tea to honor faculty members? the College Tea giving a preview of college life? the sale of booster buttons? Home- coming Mums . . . Well, you get the Service Club idea! NEIGHBORHOOD CHILDREN at the Easter Egg Hunt take a break to look at their goodies.

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Freshmen rack up two more trophies STARTING to overtake two opponents, James Adams shows how to become number one. The 74 Freshman Cross Country team members proved to be most successful, . . . . . TRY winning the Washington Invitational, the 1974 FRESHMAN CROSS COUN City and concluding the regular season TECH OPPONENT with 6 wins and 2 losses. James Adams 17 Washington 41 and Dennis McGuire battled throughout gouthsprtdu S I lan the season to be the number one runner. 30 Bai, I 36 In their battle the two runners tied for ig Ilgloweal gg first place at the Washington Invitational. 17 Aaglgton 50 McGuire was injured and the rest of the 19 N0ffhWeSf 36 team had a bad day finishing llth. With Washington Inyitqtional 1st regular season meets in between, the golffhllljoff lag freshman team worked their way back up Cgym us n lst to 3rd at the Columbus Invitational, and they finished the season by taking the city crown. FRESHMAN CROSS COUNTRY-FRONT ROW: Mathew Seals, Michael Webb, Michael Brown, David Teckenbrock, Steve Lewis, Alfred Armor. SECOND ROW: Jay Kleine, coachg Ricky Gwinn, Willie Strong, Herbert Alston, Dennis McGuire, James Adams, Tom Witsman, Christopher Stubbs. at .twai ki'-5QfT -Se I' V 1. -..i,.....gg.- 'f '