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

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Freshman Football Team. Front Row: Joseph Jones, Larry Shotwell, Kevin Johnson, Gregory White, Aaron Ferguson, Stephen Davis, Gilberto Reyna, and William Ridenour. Row 2: Steve Russ, Michael Pond, Walter Wallace, Larry Cheeks, James Wilson, Dujuan Carpenter, Raymond Shelley, and Marcus Saloane. Back Row: Coach Sam Moore, Carmen Shirley, Michael Sablan, Brian Hoopingarner, Brian Faulkner, Coach Robert Cooley, Derrick Moulder, Seth Peacock, Bradley Keefe, and Coach Ron Fyffe. J, W' --as b - .. . . .,,, . M, W g'H 5 w l 'A' W-sfo'-w'f..n. .tn -,Q ., .V , A 5, ya s 4 ti SQ ' - - l -mga Sa- K.. we 4 Q 'Q 5 Reserve Football Team. Front Row: William Bray, Patrick Holliday, and Shelly Clayton. Row 2: Dustin Cox, Barry Bostic, Mark Brown, Kenny McRee, Cedric Lloyd, and Coach Ron Fyffe. Back Row: Coach Sam Moore, Kristopher Musgrove, Joshua Douglas, Marquise Freeman, James Glover, John Mehringer, and Coach Robert Cooley. ,. X -bf va -.Tas 7--. -- a. , .g ?.,,yf:,1 fe , ...K Am - Qi 36 .l 7, 533 1. ,.. :gh :L Q Y QM, Freshman running back Raymond Shelley breaks free for a long gainer against Howe. 'A - me fa 1 fa' Mft. ' P-fr , , f t A' .,,, if- A 4 . Vg., 41 , , 3 ,234 I . -. f 1' V. W Nm X-,Us 'J X ' . ,,.. , A . fast as T X if . , A W t I ,AQ My A A I ' Y IJ V lt, L, 1 fa , .a 1 4. ,gg A fa. , i ' ..-- -4 wwf' f .4 ,, to Vg, A wz.2,AA ,431 V , - W. L '..E, B RESERVE FRESHMAN -. ' FOOTBALL FOOTBALL . .Q ' Q0 - 81 . K3 - 51 ' sr.g A , TECH OPP. T TECH OPP. A K ,gi 1 O Arlington 35 . 6 Arlington 42 y f O Scecina 37 6 Scecina O A C' O Washington 31 4 O Washington 18 1 O Broad Ripple 21 - 6 Broad Ripple 14 0 . , ' O North Central 40 C O North Central 22 The efe e ne Sufges A o Cathedral 37 14 Cathedral 7 X forward as freshman, Mar- Q. XAV. .. cus Saloane, kicks the ball 6 Howe 32 4 A O Howe 26 into Play during the HOWG W O Manual fforfeitj 1 18 Manual 14 game. V, 22 Reserve! Freshman Football

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iesty freshmen fought to the finest football record of the three squads. Their 3-5 record was highlighted by a I4- 7 victory over hard-hitting Cathedral and a season-ending defeat of the Manual Redskins 18-14. Several of the freshman team members, including Du- juan Carpenter, Derrick Moulder, Michael Sablan, and Marcus Saloane, showed enough promise that they were allowed to play with the varsity. Marcus Saloane said, Playing on the Varsity helped build my self-esteem. Coach Reed was a good coach because he showed continuous interest in the players even after football season was over. Marcus and the other outstanding freshman players should provide intense competition for spots on the varsity team next year with enough talented players left over to staff a good reserve team. Declining enrollments in re- cent years have caused serious problems in recruiting enough young men to staff three foot- ball teams at the high school level: freshman, reserve, and varsity. Last year there were not enough players to field a reserve team, and so Tech only played a freshman and varsity schedule. Some encouragement was found in the fact that a reserve team was fielded this year. Statistics show that, despite a winless season, the team had 25'7B more players at the end of the season than at the beginn- ing. Coach Moore and Members of the freshman football team fight for position as the Howe Hornets swarm over a fumbled ball. Tech recovered the fumble but lost the game 26-O. members of the team agree that it was a learning year for everyone. More importantly, a vital part of the 'in-house' feeder system was renewed. Building a better program by starting with a proper founda- tion appeared to be the correct attitude for our football program. C N Unshaken Reserve! Freshman Football 23