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

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mfg W 4: ir 41 REEQWES R iiifi 3.3. 33 Basketball fans at Southeast- The adjustment of players and coach to eacr ern witnessed a fresh and new other was also a difficult transition. look on the hardwood this season. A very tough schedule plagued the Royals, Coached by newcomer, lVlr. also. Opponents Lapel, Broad Ripple and Unio I Gerald Rose, the varsity sported County were all rated in the top 20 sometime only two returning lettermen. Mr. Rose, a na- dUYil1Q the S.eeSOl1aHd.theYe WHS eVeW 3 Daft Of tive of Fishers and a former basketballer, faced the Season In Whlell nine Of 10 QemeS were several problems coming into the 1974 sea- played eWay- Soo, The three wins came over Westfield, Frank- A major problem was experience. The two ton and Blue River on their courts and the lgttermenl Mike Stout and Jim Davis, played Carmel Sectional proved to be the Royals best little last year and the whole team matured as Del'f0l'meflCe Of the Year- the season progressed. . .4 .4014 gg 3 3 is--1 1973-74 ROYALS KFROM LEFT TO RIGHTl. FIRST ROW: K. Drum- mond, J. West, R. Clark, J. Harrison. SECOND ROW: M. Stout, R. McLean, M. Cooke, Coach Gerald Rose, Manager J. Glover, J. Perkins, J. Davis, J. Higginbotham. Jim Higginbotham goes high for twc points. Jim played forward and was third highest scorer on the Royals ar third highest rebounder. Awaiting the carom off the backboard is Forward Ron Mc Lean and Center Jim Davis in contest against Range Line for Kokomo Taylor. 52

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ING v.s. RIGGS Even though our tennis :am was young, one musn't iderestimate the abilities i such people as Jeff West id Tracy Stevenson. Tennis is relatively new QHSHS. Equally new is Each Gary Crosgrove. lVlr. osgrove graduated from orthwest High in lndpls. rom there he went to Indy niversity. Along with :aching he also teaches ology . West, a junior and left- Ender, led the team and evenson, his partner for iubles, holds the second Jot. lt seems that every ear the team gets younger, it with the experience they e getting it will be pos- g a big threat to larger G zhools. Tennis Team--Tracy Stevenson, David Griffey, Tom Conant, Coach Gary Cosgrove, Jeff West, Ron Hoskins and Mike Leagre, ,X Ta V 1 ' ' Y if in If-rm E ,,1. l -H ,. ,Q Coach Gary Cosgrove patiently awaits for the match to start. Like the entrance of the Gladiators into the coliseum, so entered Billy Jean King and Bobby Riggs into the Astrodome. The Houston Astrodome had a crowd of 30,472 excited spectators Bobby Riggs was expecting a holiday, he found disaster with lVls. King. After the first set. when Riggs double faulted, he had to play lVls. King's style instead of his trick shots. lVlany tennis players thought Riggs' menagerie of tricks could handle King's backhands and all around tennis abilities. Billy Jean's style was quiet like the oncoming cat and she deprived Riggs of badly needed points. When the lights were turned low and the crowd was gone, the only thing left was a tired old man, Bobby Riggs. 51

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