Bennett High School - Paulist Yearbook (Marion, IN)

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Baseball Varsity Baseball Team: Ralph Angstmann, Iim Marcuccilli, Pat Jones, Bill Williams, Tim Dailey, Steve Niebauer, Jay Kinch. Mike Ken- dall, Steve Lake, Greg Gartland, Mark Grogan, Jerry Hickey, Chuck Hall, Curt Shedlak. Southpaw Greg Gartland throws his curve, The ole saddle-shoes Jim Marcuceilli a mainstay of the Trojan defense. fires his submarine , apparently into the sun.

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Mr. Larry Wente, the coach of the Bennett Trojans. Mr. Wente takes ad- vantage of some spare iii- Coach Wente MAN FOR ALL SEASONS Larry Wente is completing his third year as the Trojan head coach. During this time, he has weathered snow, sleet, rain and sunny days to bring across his philosophy that vic- tory is measured in other ways than by wins and losses. While leading teams of basket- ball - he has made an impressive mark on both the school and the Trojans he has coach- ed. The coach maps out a new play LJ time. The Trojan leader gives the school a pep talk.