Columbus North High School - Log Yearbook (Columbus, IN)

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Wanning up for his match, letterman Joe McKinney readies himself to play the number three man in this meet. Releasing the serve. Bill Boyd and Dave Ketchum prepare for the return in the number one dou- bles nnatch at Lincoln Center. Boyd and Ket- chum won the doubles in the sectional and SCC. To give the team the SCC, they beat the state runner-up duo from Bloomington. TENNIS — Bill Boyd, Bob Boyd, Joe McKinney, Mike Hull, Tom Fornum, Cliff Kotnik, Greg Ket- chum, Dove Ketchum, coach Bob Chappell. 123

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Netters win sectional, SCC titles After completing the best season ever under the guidance of coach Bob Chappell, the Columbus Bull Dogs captured both the sectional and South Central Conference tennis titles. The Canines won the conference on the Jeffersonville courts, only two points ahead of Seymour, 24-22. Trail- ing Seymour after the first day of competition, the number one doubles team rallied and defeated the Bloomington doubles team in three ■r sets to assure the team the victory. The Canines, last fall, were vic- torious in their sectional and ad- vanced the doubles team of Dave Ketchum and Bill Boyd to Bloomington for the regional. There the Dogs came out on the short-end finishing second in doubles and fourth, team-wise. The over-all record was Chappell ' s finest at 20-2. They went undefeated last fall and finished 9-2 this spring. TENNIS Opponent CHS Bloomington University . . 1 6 Franklin 7 Southport 3 4 Seymour 2 5 Rushville 7 Greensburg 1 6 Bloomington 2 5 Connersville 7 Jennings County 7 Brownstown 7 Shelbyville 1 6 Bloomington University ..3 4 Jeffersonville 1 6 Connersville 2 5 Seymour 5 2 Jennings County 1 6 Shelbyville 2 5 Southport 4 3 Greensburg 7 Bloomington 2 5 Martinsville 7 Rushville 7 Sectional — 1st Regional — 4th SCC— 1st After chasing a deep serve, senior Mil e Hull safely returns the exchange during the tennis action on the courts at Donner Park. Returning a baseline drive is junior Bill Boyd, who played number two in singles behind the number one man, Dave Ketchum. 122

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Hasbeens intramural champions Coming from behind to capture tine intramural championship, the Has- beens defeated the Boilermakers, 36- 33. Don Graham led the winners with 13 points while Gary McClure and Marshall Denny each connected for 12 points in a losing cause. The Hasbeens gained the finals by smashing BDJMRR 51-37, while the Boilermakers eliminated the Tempest 37-32 when they broke loose for five straight points near the end of the game. League winners were the Hasbeens in ' A ' , Saints in ' B ' and ' C league went to the Orange Alligators. All league winners this year went un- defeated. Heading this year ' s intramurals were Joe Giovanini and Richard Schrier. Attempting a 17-foot jump shot, Gary Mc- Clure throws his opponents off balance during the intramural championship game. Members of the Hasbeens intramural cham- pionship team are Randy Kirts, Glenn Mattox, Max Stroud, John Stouder, Gene Allman. Not Pictured: John Keach, Brent Vautaw, Don Gra- ham, Ken Griner. Putting a $ho» in from uncfer the bucket, Don Graham avoids the block attempt by Dan Ed- wards during the intramural title game. 124