Holmes High School - Lest We Forget Yearbook (Covington, KY)

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The Bulldog linkmen took part in sixteen matches last season, a conference tournament, and a w district playoff. The district playoff is the most 1 important event of the season, with i all golf teams of Northern Kentucky entering. 1 Last year's record was 3 wins and l 13 losses, with one tie. Out of the o sixteen teams in the area, Holmes finished seventh, while in the l NKAC they finished tenth. 1 Coach Steve Sheehan feels that his golfers have done well, considering the facts that he had only five golfers, and little interest is apparent in a city school like Holmes for golf. The team might get a lot better if more students were interested, he commented to us. If you can shoot a 45 for nine holes, and you are interested in joining our team, get in touch with me in room 214 Jr. This is not a paid advertisement, just a sincere plea from Coach Sheehan. Good luck, fellas. Top row: Jay Fossett demonstrates how to swing the golf club. The golf team: Nick Kroger, Greg Donnelly, Jeff Gardner, and Coach Steve Sheehan.

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20 Holmes Beechwood Dayton Boone Co. Campbell Co. Walnut Hills Owen Co. Highlands Cov. Cath. Bellevue Western Hills Newport Simon Kenton Dixie West High OmKDmOOHNVxONkDUIph Bottom left: Bill Slavey waits for his turn at bat. Middle right: Jamie Morris gets ready to take a cut at the ball. Bottom right: Holmes baseball fans come out to cheer the Bulldogs on to a victory. Row 1: John Middendorf, David McMichaels, Kevin Jackson, Scott Jauoby Row 2: Bill Aker, Bill Huhn, Jeff Schmidt, Don Collins. Row 3: Coach Bob Merritt, Roland Marks, Greg Cooper, Everett Craven. 1975 Baseball Results UIOVbJE-UIHOUIGWUIOlF-NN Holmes 2 NNOVFVOU'UJLHOO ,.. Hm McNicholas Elder New Cath. Ludlow Newport Highlands Cov. Cath. Bellevue St. Henry St Thomas Ludlow Simon Kenton Holy Cross Oak Hills NHWOWOUIVhC-bbmmm H 00 1975 RESERVE TEAM

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22 This strong team compiled an impressive record of 11 and 2 during the past season. Coach Jenkins pointed out that there was no single strong point, the team was strong in all positions; distance running, sprints and field events. No major changes are looked for in the program, but Mr. Jenkins hopes that more men will be going out for track in the future. One of the high points of the past season were winning the Boone Co. Invitational. Holmes was the first Northern Kentucky High School to bring home this honor. Later, Holmes took second place in Regional Competition. There were also three school records that fell to the running Bulldogs. They were: Vz mile run Terry Jaggers 2 2:02z9 1 mile run Mike Gullet 2 4:30:3 2 mile run Mark Abell - 9:50:1 The Cross Country team is made up of men striving together to build a winning team. Most people here at Holmes do not realize the time and work put into this sport. When practicing speed running the team runs approximately 2 miles. When working on distance the teams runs 10 miles. A total of 334 miles were run by each member. Some members run more in their spare time. Holmes Harriers completed another successful season finishing second in the region, second in the conference, and 7th in the state. Top left: A11 in stride. The camera catches Pete Price as he leaps over the high hurdles. Top right: Perry Wing concentrates on jetting the disk to a winning toss. Middle right: Terri Jaggers, leading the pack, and Mike Gullet, close in a fast battle for first place. FRESHMAN TRACK Row 1: Tim Abell, Scott Turner, Terry Ucbel, Gene Lovensheimer, Larry Ramse , Scott Winkler, Roger McElfresh, Gary Northcut. Row 2: Mike LaBor eaux, John DeMoisey, Eric Smith, Bill Wagner, Kevin Scroggins, Arnold Blanton, James McNees. Row 3: Coach Tony Cruel e, Moe Green, Bruce Slavey, Eric Brown, Paul Price, Dan Mulligan, Ray Crutcher, Keith Skinner, Coach Barry Binkley. 1975 Freshman Track Results Wins 7 Losses 0 VICTORIES OVER: Highlands Lloyd Campbell Co. New. Cath. t2 timesl Covington Cath. Dixie