Cardinal Ritter High School - Generation Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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RHD Directs Varsity Hardwood Success The ' 67- ' 68 Varsity Raiders were: Al Pope, John Timme, Steve Hall, Bill Brothers, Mike Turner, Jim Thomas, Addison Simpson, Terry Townsend, Joe Lentz, Phil Broderick, Manager Bill Schlake. Kneeling are coaches Mike Henderson and Jim Jenks. Not in the picture is sophomore starter Mike Hall. Rebounding, Hustle, and Defense are three simple components that have contributed to this season ' s highly successful varsity basketball campaign. Ritter ' s squad surprised many unwary opponents and even a fevy home fans by compiling a very respectable 12-9 record. Without the advantage of not- able height and speed, Ritter ' s tenacious defense held their oppo- nents to an average of 59 points a game — best among city competi- tors. Seniors Bill Brothers, Terry Town- send and all city guard Steve Hall combined additional desire and effort to make their final season the team ' s best. Seniors Bill Brothers, Steve Hall ond Terry Townsend are held spellbound by Coach Henderson ' s dramatic new tactics. These three boys provided the stabilizing influence on a teom packed with underclassmen.

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Freshman football squad — first row: Kevin Brosnan, junior coach; Joe Pryor, Mike Noel, Dennis Johnson, Kurt Voynov- ich, Tom Foisy, Donald Johnson, Mike Roberts, Louis Simon, Robert Allison, and junior coach Joe Heyob. Second row: Greg Reynolds, Jim Kelly, John Condon, Steve Quinn, Dan Brickler, Steve Price, Jeff Betty, Kevin Miller, Ralph Welter, and Mike Schuck. Third row: Pat Hennessy, Tim Kinser, Ber- nie Osburn, Dave Eddleman, Tim Whitsett, Clarence Griffin, Ron Collins, Greg Craddock, Mark Kestler, Dave Hubbard, and Bill Young. Fourth row: Coach Dick Dufour, John Kash- man, Dave Kiernan, Mike Ray, Dana Abshier, Mike Morley, Donald Masten, Jim Manning, Dan Moloy, John Adams, and George Foncannon. Freshman Gridders Wield Pigskin Power Fresh man Football RinER OPPONENT BREBEUF 6 27 GREENFIELD 8 WASHINGTON 7 SHORTRIDGE 20 12 MARSHALL 6 25 PIKE 27 EASTWOOD 32 CHATARD 6 6 SCECINA Mr. Dufour fires orders to his freshman players on the sideline on the Ritter field, as the underclassmen faced the Shortridge Blue Devils. The frosh ended their big suc- cessful season wiih a tie for first place in the city.

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Varsity Basketball RITTER OPPONENT 71 DEAF SCHOOL 44 74 MARSHALL 63 81 PLAINFIELD CHARLTON 36 51 WESTFIELD 38 69 MOORESVILLE 73 OT 55 CHATARD 58 66 iSCECINA 61 56 CHATARD 63 54 EDINBURG 49 63 BREBEUF 68 OT 77 HAMILTON SOUTHEASTERN 54 59 WASHINGTON 91 56 NORTHWEST 53 69 PITTSBORO 49 61 NEW PALESTINE 58 70 CHARTRAND 42 61 PIKE 76 57 KENNEDY 60 71 SCECINA 67 54 BROAD RIPPLE 66 52 1 3CRISPUS ATTUCKS W 12 L 9 HOLIDAY TOURNEY 66 2 CITY TOURNEY 3 SECTIONAL Captain Nice, Terry Townsend, makes a mus- cle stretching swipe at a hanging rebound in the second Chatard encounter. Watching with anxious anticipation are Steve Hall and Jim Thomas. Below, left: The ever versatile Steve Hall jumps center in the Raiders smash of Chartrand. Below, Bill Brothers displays his classic form as he drills a jumper against the Rams.