Hamilton Southeastern High School - Sceptre Yearbook (Fishers, IN)

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An. I - 'iii 'F gy Q Freshmen cheerleaders Nancy Anderson ileftl and Kris Hershberger lrightl display their spirit during the tournament. Don Waterman, leading rebounder for the Royals' freshmen this winter, looks for a rebound during tourney competition. Freshman Basketball-FIRST ROW: Kevin Rees, Bruce Brown, Jeff West, Richie Clark, Keith Hendricks. BACK ROW: Coach Mike Moore, Flon McLean, Kelly Wiseman, Don Waterman, Brian Marks, Jim Higginbotham, Jim Harrison. -Jesuits

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RESERVE BASKETBALL s.E. 59 rn High s.E. 43 Lapel s.E. 44 Brebeuf s.E. 39 'Hamilton Heights S.E . 40 Westfield S.E . 37 Chatard S.E . 53 Knights- TOWN S.E . 54 Pittsboro S.E. 51 Morristown S.E. 37 Triton Central S.E. 46 Sheridan S.E. 54 Frankton S.E. 47 Eastern Hancock S.Ee 53 Hagerstown S.E . 42 Mount Vernon S.E. 57 New Pal- estine S.E. 54 Tri Cen- tral S.E. 50 Morristown S.E. 48 Triton Central S.E. 63 Knights- town M. 34 48 49 55 34 44 50 38 50 47 40 38 42 41 31 29 50 52 49 24 ' BASK 7 as Tre Highl 4 Lapel Brebeuf Hamilton Heights Westfield Chatard K n ightsto wn Pittsboro Triton Central Sheridan Frankton Eastern Hancock Hagerstown Mou nt V ernon New Palestine Tri Central Morristown Triton Central K nightstown M. Noblesville Basketball players come alive in strong Royal season l was well-pleased with our season this year but we lost a few close ones that we shouldn't have. There are a lot of promising athletes returning next year. These were comments made by first-year coach, Da- vid Crafton. Although becoming acquainted with a new school and new players can be a troublesome job, Crafton led his young ball club to a 10-10 season The Royals were defeated in the opening round of the Carmel sectional by a fired-up Noblesville squad and they were also defeated by Triton Central in the Big Blue River Conference tourney. Crafto n's crew avenged this loss, however, by coming back to whip them later in the season. Coach Pat Pickett's reserve squad finished with a fine 13-7 record. They were loaded with talented sopho- mores and freshmen prospects. At the Christmas break they were carrying a 5-5 record but came on strong to win eight of their last ten games.

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F RESHMAN BASKETBALL Q iitt 48 Lapel lvlr.. if slleitt A ssss Noblesville Ritter e LL,' ' Sheridan he westfseia Brebedill 5241 Pike l 5 263 New Palestine f Hamilgggjg,Heights NV14 . 12255236 Easteriiiiimm : mA ' ' ' :ck T Tfi ' y j l 22557 t t 1. ft Westfield? gf - t ,i ., 355 Sl'ieridanll'122S521i r I Freshman roundball squad had long, hard pull for 8-8 standing Coach Mike Moore's Greenies were truly out to prove themselves unworthy of their name. Although Greenie is a name commonly given to any freshman class, the class of '75 does not apply to this belief- at least not in basketball. Led by Don Waterman on the boards and Ron Mc- Lean in the scoring column, the Royals finished their season with an even 8-8 record. To top it off, they won the tournament held on the Royals' home court. They defeated Westfield in the opener and then knocked off Sheridan for the title. Late in the season, some of the crew moved up to the reserve team to pick up valuable experience. They performed quite well and it is believed that they will be very beneficial to teams in the upcoming years.