Carroll High School - Revolution Yearbook (Dayton, OH)

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46 if Qi N ? wi' P ses l Y 4 ' ig' vw Q 1, V if Pete DiSalvo makes catching a grounder look easy Believe it or not, this isn't a sandlot team. It's Carroll's 1971 Varsity baseball team.

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The Frosh tracksters are: Steve Delaney, Ron Kappeler, Bob Brock, Eric Schmitt, Dan Shock, Chris Grilliot. 2nd Row: Jeff Agnew, Bob Jo- hanson, Fred Miller, Jim Butler, Bob Dunkman, Phil Jordan, Mark Balsom, Doug Paull. 3rd Row: Eric Hainser, John Borgert, Matt Seiter, Angelo Manzo, Joe Bawidamann, Ted Cochran, Al Sheckleoff, Steve Morman. Mike Templeton enjoys the fruits of his labors at the spring sports banquet. The special award winners in track were: Doug Miller, the 3C award 3 Jerry Waag, the 3C award, most valuable player, and athlete of the yearg Chris Schmitt, the 3C award, Patriot of the year, and athlete of the year, Pat Carrothers, the 3C award. I45

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1.4.-yuan-a A 3,3 t sv' The 1971 MOC Baseball Champs, left to right, Kneeling: Coach Hemmert, Greg Notestine, Pete Hagler, Steve Wolodkiewicz, Ralph Mercuri, and Steve Dahlinghaus. Second Row: Glenn Manny, Dave Trick, Jerry Notestine, Bruce Weber, George Sikora, Denny Lane, Pat West, and Ed Schaeffer. Third Row: Tony Bunger, Pete DiSalvo, Larry DePasquale, John Slightam, Dan Witt, and Dave Storer. N - , at G , as C z ., .t,t, KX fx fy g . ,f , 1 , ryy, X y yt NylL4 For the fourth ,year in a row, f i ey- V a a ' 'A Carroll's baseball team, coached 1 A V af: jv by Mr. Hemmert, has captured f 5 gg the MOC title. This year they N i y, ,525 G , Won the title by defeating Alter 1 1-0, and Springfield Catholic 4-1. Hemmert's Hitters broke a number of school records includ- ing the number of runs scored fSteve Wolodkiewicz - 305, num- ber of hits in one season fPete Hagler - 341, and the number of homeruns in one season for an in- dividual fPat West - 61 and for the team QZOJ. Strong pitching, fielding, and fbatting helped the Pats compile their winning rec- ord of 14-12. 'I47