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

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nomed os Big Blue River Conference meclolisi practices a putt. Coach Vice takes time out to advise younger students who are interested in improving their techniques. Mark Richards poses for a shot after being named the out- standing player for the Big Blue River Conference. Members of the squad observed closely opposing com- petition to carefully plan their strategy. Mark Richards takes a practice swing before knocking in a putt for a birdie. Tom Conant, a prospective member for a future golf team,

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Royol golf squ The members of the varsity golf squad pulled together for a 9-7 record as school ended. Mark Richards, Fred Cleveland, Jim Perkins, Bill Weichman, Chris Stevens, Mike Huff and Mike Stevens made up the varsity team. Mark Richards was the team's most valuable player, being named the medalist for the Big Blue River Con- ference. He led the squad in scoring throughout the season. Southeastern designated Hawthorne Golf Club as their official course for meets. Howard Vice, the team's coach, commented, Last season we had a better record, but these boys have gained the experience necessary to pull strong wins next year. All members will be returning with the exception of senior Chris Stevens. The reserve team also practiced hard this season and revealed the underclassmen's keen interests. Coach Vice, with the season over, is looking ahead to, brighter days. More student spirit would also be appreciated by team members. od hocl iunior 'reom member

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Royal baseball team worked hard on diamond The Royal baseball season got off to a slow start. Due to bad weather the team was unable to practice its norm. Therefore, the team had to work extra hard on the diamond. Coach Crafton stated, Stiff competition early in the year really hurt us. They lost twice to Lawrence Central, a tough school, drop- ped two to Mount Vernon, who was ranked 20th in the state, and two to Knightstown, a strong team. Later in the season they made a comeback to beat Park Tudor, North Decatur and Zionsville. Ron McClean, pitcher and outfielder, along with Larry Brown, first baseman, led the team as outstanding players. Larry Morris and Bruce Marks, catchers for the team were its only senior members. The fans can look forward to a more experienced team next season, with the loss of only two senior players. The Royal team is part ofthe Big Blue River conference and they are looking forward to progressing their wins through the summer months. They also looked pros- pective as school closed to win the county sectional. l r L. T . K I - ll ,ri - l ......:1.e5k ,. N , ,,,y,x, if ,sig ttt t, '8 3 nl 5 , .kk rrls H T i .. - ...ear . I -'wiv vQfm'-ig fl' QW, . sv