Decatur Central High School - Hawkeye Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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Trying to take out the opponent is Junior John LaMar. Deri ' s Reserve Vheeler. Row 2 Basketball Team Row 1 — Tom Waites, Darryl Jordan, Rich Beasley, A. J. Curtis, Steve — Jeff Scott, Kevin Settles, Billy Kulp, Chris Tetrick, Bobby Berman, Coach David Oberle. Soing for two, Junior Morris (Mo) Ap- )leton avoids block from a Warren Central fear. Men ' s Reserve Basketball D.C. OPP. 28 Avon 24 37 Center Grove 44 29 Whiteland 35 49 Martinsville 55 57 Warren Central 54 24 Greenfield 49 37 Mooresville 54 40 Franklin Central 53 53 Lawrence North 56 43 Perry Meridian 53 38 Lawrence Central 47 36 Plainfield 52 55 Speedway 38 38 Pike 55 37 Brownsburg 43 44 Ben Davis 49 41 Greenwood 46 50 Noblesville 48 Men ' s Basketball 81

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Juniors to lead varsity team Scoring two more points for Decatur ... The Men ' s Varsity Basketball team experienced an up and down season with 7 wins and 13 losses. The game that stood out in Coach Jim Petty ' s mind was the County game against Ben Davis. The Hawks defeated the Giants 52-50. The team will have five returning lettermen for next season. They are Juniors Bob Anglea, Morris Ap- pleton, David Nauert, John LaMar, and Mark Schabel. Anglea led the Hawks in rebounds and scoring. Coach Petty commented that the team did not do as well as he would have liked them to. He add- ed that defense and passing hurt the team. Junior Bob Anglea stated, This year was a little disappointing, but I feel next year we will be stronger since we are only losing three seniors. I ' m looking forward to see- ing what will happen. Men ' s Varsity Basketball Team Row 1 — Darryl Jordan, A. J. Curtis, Todd Walker, John LaMar, Mark Schabel, Jeff Huffman, Jeff Scott. Row 2 — Manager Chip Beasley, Coach Jim Lucas, Trainer David Rather, David Nauert, Bruce Malone, Bobby Anglea, Morris Appleton, Coach Jim Petty, Manager Mike Wilkerson. D.C. Men ' s Varsity Basketball OPP. 54 Avon 52 71 Center Grove 68 58 Whiteland 71 53 Martinsville 50 56 Warren Central 66 62 Greenfield 47 57 Mooresville 66 46 Franklin Central 50 67 Lawrence North 76 75 48 Perry Meridian Lawrence Central 82 54 44 Plainfield 61 44 63 Speedway Pike 42 65 55 54 Brownsburg Ben Davis 72 61 70 Greenwood 57 59 Noblesville 75 80 Men ' s Basketball

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Women ' s Reserve Basketball D.C OPP. 24 Mooresville 30 24 Lawrence North 22 30 North Central 17 35 Pike 10 31 Ben Davis 30 35 Speedway 24 27 Perry Meridian 20 31 Southport 12 36 Arlington 22 16 Browsburg 20 23 Franklin Central 28 33 Lawrence Central 38 17 Center Grove 28 24 Greenfield 19 41 Washington 13 During the game against Ben Davis, Sophomore Janet Miller goes up for a jump ball. This was Janet ' s first year play- ing on the Varsity team. While dribbling down the court, Junior Michelle Parinello tries to beat the oppo- nent. Michelle is a two-year letterwinner. Women ' s Reserve Basketball Row 1 — Manager Mary Gilson, Manager Letta Neely, Cammie Capps, Tracy Ruhlman, Robyn Estes, Row 2 — Coach Ann Kuper, Marianne Stephens, Felisha White, Amy Asher, Kristina Thomas. Sectional Runner-Up Girls Had Successful Season The pride was back and showed with the 1986-87 Lady Hawks Basketball team. They were strong all season and ended with a 14-7 record along with being runner-up at Sectionals. Helping to led the Lady Hawks was new head Coach James Pentzer. He commented that the team was fun to watch and will be just as much fun next year. Pentzer said that the team was losing four good seniors but the reserve team has six good players to offer. He was very ex- cited about having them next year. The Lady Hawks were led by Senior Seana Murphy, Most Valuable Player. The Citizenship Award went to Junior Amy Asher. I think we improved a lot over last year. Hopefully next year we ' ll win Sectionals and go on to Regionals. We really went far this year and we had a lot of fun. I wish all the girls good luck next year. Seana Murphy I feel that our team has come a long way this year despite some tough problems we ' ve had. We ' ll come back even stronger next year. Michelle Parinello 82 Women ' s Basketbal