Chatard High School - Citadel Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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M i 1 FAR ABOVE LEFT: Scrambling for the ball are Dave Alex- ander, Mike Kern and Rick O,Brian. FAR LEFT: Crown Hill Underground rallies to the tune of get that ballv. FAR ABOVE RIGHT: Doug Cortillini and gang, wait patiently to see if his free throw shot is a success. LEFT: Rick O'Brian proves that height isn't everythin , as he tips it in. ABOVE: Mr. Schott shows his sure fire abiity, while Kevin Hughes does a good job in blocking his own teammate. 109

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Intramurals uncover 'buriedi talent There are many outstanding basketball players at Chatard, but only a few are able to exhibit their prowess as a member of the Chatard Varsity or Reserve teams. For this reason the Boys Intramural Basketball Association was created. Each Sunday the gym is inhabited with these teams vying for the IBA championship and a chance to play the faculty in the annual 'Kbattle ofthe generations . This year the winner ofthe senior-junior division was the Crown Hill Undergroundv. The 'Lafayette L nchesn, carried away the sophomore-freshmen title. The Underground emerged victorious, but in the fac- ulty game, finally succumbed with a score of 64-58. Credit to the victory goes to hotdog Nell, super-shott Schott, and neat Scott Neat. Handicapped by injuries, the Crown Hill nevertheless put on the best show ever against the faculty team, and an incentive for the In- tramural team to come.

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Tanned, swinging golfers reach goals This year's team of mighty golfers udrovev off T with a victorious record of eleven wins, nine losses and i one tie. Each player devoted his extra time to the golf course, and in this way showed individual stamina. Under the expert supervision of Mr. Ricardo Mendez, these men were brought together to form a strong unit. Senior members Bill Rodecker, Rory Russell, and Ed Bloemker headed the team of eleven, with five sophomores and three freshmen making for a strong back. Bill Rodecker received top honors with an overall season average of 39.8, and Rory Russell came in a close second with an average of 41.7. l The team participated in four tournaments this year, and raised money for the trips through a success- ful dance. Chatard's golf team placed third in the City Tournament, the highest in the school's history, and 12th in the Sectional Tournament. They also travelled to the elite Lafayette Invitational Tourney and the Lake Hills Tourney located near Chicago. The reserve golf team ended the season trium- phantly, winning five and tying one. With summer practice and determined wills, g next year's golf team should finish on top. Fixed eyes on the ball assure Steve Hensel ofa strong drive. Varsity Golf Team: Kirk McQuillan, Steve Hensel, Mike Carr, Talbott Denny, Mark Risch, Tom Knoll, Mark Raderstorf Dirk Raderstorlf Bill Rodecker, Rory Russell, Ed Bloemker, Coach Ricardo Mendez. 110