Indiana School for the Deaf - Oriole Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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ISD OPPONENT 11 Baptist 12 4 Park Tudor 14 17 St. Rita 12 2 Plainfield Charlton 2 15 Baptist 4 2 Park Tudor 6 3 Lutheran 6 2 Brebeuf 6 Eminence 10 Beech Grove 10 15 Plainfield Charlton 4 6 Indianapolis Washington 7 | 14 Bethesda 4 4 wins, 8 losses, 1 tie Brian Bippus uses his athletic talent to single off a low pitch during a home game. Third baseman Tony Aguilar reacts quickly when a ball is hit in his direction. As a fr eshman catcher starter David Carron gives Troy Truelove some signals about which pitch to throw. 55

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Several Close Games Hurt Record The Orioles baseball team easily won four games but lost another four close games. The boys have shown great improvement from the first game to the last game, stated coach David Catt. The season got off to a bad start with a loss to Baptist in a close game. However, in the next game with Baptist, the Orioles beat them soundly, 15-4. The team enjoyed a victory over St. Rita at home in front of many spectators. Indianapolis Washington won a hot game by scoring the winning run in the last inning. The pitching of John Hess and Troy Truelove contributed alot to the team. John was named the Most Valuable Player and Troy the Most Improved Player. Brian Bippus earned the Jacob Caskey Award for attitude. Richard Detlmer carefully moves away from first base in an attempt to steal to second base. FRONT ROW: John Hess, Brian Bippus, Troy Truelove, Darren Frageman, Richard Dettmer. Mike tulokris, Roger Harris. MIDDLE ROW: Eli Foster, Bob Bahr, Richie Whittaker, Tony Aguilar, Donnie Rohn. David Carron, ( Jamie Barth. BACK ROW: Manager Thad j Morgan, coach David Catt, manager James i Peregan. 54

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Middle school student Kenny Lawyer suc- cessfully goes over the bar. Preschoolers Miki Brewers, Jimmy Parlett. and Latonyieo Manifield twirl their wands in the air to make a variety of designs with their streamers. Special education student Michael Hinton tries an easy task while Ms. Darci Urycki helps him follow the rules and Ms. Charlotte Schrock takes his score. ;::TTT ' Pre-school, Elementary, and Mid- dle School departnnents had track and field days in the spring. The stu- dents participated in running, long jump, and high jump events. Some students tried the obstacle course. A picnic lunch gave them energy to complete the day ' s activities. Each group enjoyed their long, but tiring, day. Kids Enjoy Track And Field Day mr I ' Elementary student Ryan Gedek climbs the obstacle ladder. Supervisor Carol Morgan helps each child who passes the station. Karia Gunn tries to beat the middle school «, ■ record on the long jump. J ' n S6