Center Grove High School - Trojan Yearbook (Greenwood, IN)

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WHOOPING lT UP . . 'I963 Champs celebrate their second consecutive county crown. TOURNEY CAPTAINS - - - RGf1dY 518- wart and Keaney Sloop accept the cham- pionship trophy from Custer Baker, superintendent of county schools. Ufwjeuw em em, am AW swim eww Center Grove's fighting Trojans defeated the Union Ramblers in a 69-64 overtime to capture the county championship for the third time in the last four years. To advance to the final game the Trojans subdued the Edinburg Lancers 59-39 and the Greenwood Wood- men 53-51. The Troians overcame the Woodmen in the semi-final round, as Randy Stewart hit a field goal with l.ess than 10 seconds remaining in the game. Following tradition students were released the following Monday after a pep session. The team attended a movie in Indianapolis and dined at the Teepee. Rival Greenwood dashed the Troians' hopes of adding the sectional crown to the county victory. ln the semi-final game the Woodmen edged Center Grove 75-7l in a heartbreaking overtime decision. The Troians had advanced to the second round by downing Clark 59-43. VICTORY SMILE . . . Coach Cline All TIED UP . . . Coach Cline and team members feel tension mount as takes his turn at cutting the nets. ' the third quarter of the championship game ends in a tie. 55

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Leading the Trojan varsity in its successful season were five talented seniors. These five seniors were headed by Randy Stewart, leading scorer, and Keaney Sloop, able floor general. Both were named among Johnson County's top 'I0 Umm Sam 7400114 Same for WWW Sem . 1 l RAN DY STEWART Forward DICK WILLIAMS Center Larry Vandenberg, starting center, led the Troians in rebounding during the season. Jerry Adams and Dick Williams, whose height offered additional rebound- ing and scoring punch, performed important relief duties. Bill Russell, senior student manager, helped boost PlUY9 5- team spirit during the 1962-63 season. JERRY ADAMS LARRY VANDENBERG KEANEY SLOOP Forward Center Guard l 54

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RESERVES . . . Coach Bill Porter, Terry Curtis, Harry Fleener, Marty Umbarger, Chip Fulmer, Bill Vandermeer, Tom Webb, Steve Lammert, Arthur Briggs, Glen Templeton, Steve Witty, Jim Anderson, Mark Bunton. 75ewwe4 Cialis dlp Weqzectwile !0-3 Seaton 77201116 The little Troians, coached by Bill Porter, finished John Clements' freshman team compiled Cl 6-8 the season with a respectable 'IO-8 record. Leading the eC0 d- Skip Van DYke Was the leading SCOFSY, while reserves in scoring were Steve Witty and Marty John Butler and Bill Paris were the top rebounders. Umbarger, both with 107 points. JUMP A LITTLE HIGHER . . . Glen Templeton fails to get the tip during the first quarter of the reserve game at Beech Grove. 56