John Marshall High School - Horn Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

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Cagers Have Exciting Year Paced by the scoring of All-District forward Ken Hamilton, the Marshall varsity basketball team participated in one of its most exciting seasons ever. Of Marshall's 32 games, in which they earned a 14-18 record, twelve games were decided by seven points or lessg five of these contests were district matches. But the emergence of three powerhouse teams, Jeffer- son, Lee and Holmes in District 31-AAAA was a contributing factor to another non-title year for the Rams. Junior Ken Hamiltonis 17.4 scoringzaverage for the 1974-'75 season helped earn him a spot on the 31-AAAA All-District team. Ham- ilton finished as the second leading scorer in District. Senior Dan Murphy was named to the All-District second team. Injuries played a key role in the basketball spotlight, as Dan Murphy was sidelined through the early portion of the season with a back ailment. Kevin Trimble, 6'5,' letter- man, missed most of district competition due to a knee injury which also hampered his play early in the year. Performances by Wesley Becker, Tom Lo- pez, Steve Goodman, and Mark Lutz kept the Rams in the thick of district competition, and all contributed greatly to the Marshall basket- ball season. 1 2 ss a 1 2' . 'fri' 1 K 'lie I 1 ,,., g y 1 - ... 4 t . i s L -521 1 ii flii2 Q W, Mark Lutz battles for a loose ball. .,W.,...l.,e,, MN-, ' 1- ' 1' - ,t 'K I . Danny Murphy brings the ball into forecourt with relative ease is f 'Qtr 1 545 5 ., li I 4 A 1 s ,af 1 f All eyes focus on the ball.

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Freshman White Team Preps for the Future . ff I , ,V b 2 ,. l974 125' Freshman White Team Scores A 4 Rams OPPonents 1 A' Q M 8 Mac Arthur l4 , L A 1 16 Holmes 0 t 1. l6 Alamo Heights O 'W 7 . ti- A Q ' - ' 0 Jay 0 I6 Lee O 14 Churchill 30 16 Jay 28 6 Lee 16 0 Churchill 36 3 Wins 5 Losses l Tie 1974 Freshman White Team, Bottom Row-Bob Blocher, Steve Calvert, Gordon Lynn, Jeff Lambert, James Blackmon, Rick Heston and Rick Eades. 2nd RowfCoach Frank Runnels, Gary Bendele, Kevin Eason, Brad Luddeke, Max Evetts, Russ Harris, Louis Barrios, Scott Stover, and David Freeland. 3rd RoWfCoach Phil Gerik, Everett Baldridge, Bernie San Miguel, David Held, Brett Van Delden, Paul Allen, Jeff Long, George Mayo, and Coach Alan Rlieaume. Top RowfRiehard Roth, Paul Henley, Tony Taylor, Jay Moose, Steve Tietze, Terry Glueek, and Billy Moore. Freshmen Maroon Team Has Competitive Tear as if C95 7 as i Q I if I Freshman Miigcidln Team Scores B3 gym EIJQEUQBQ 74 g Rams Opponents ,,,, 28 2? ef g g J T 28 Alamo Heights 0 22 Jay 6 7 2 Chirchill 38 24 Jay 6 12 K Qi 0 Lee I 6 Q, lisa 6 Churchill 30 1974 Freshman Maroon Team, Bottom Row-Wayne Moose, James Gray, Jim Louden, Kirk Richter, Steve Jeter, Paul Casper, Robert Cillo, and Jack Mike Brogan. 2nd Row- Coach Frank Runnels, Benny Piepgrass, Jack Ingari, Mike Sands, James Vernell, Kory Garner, Matt Carver, and Rodney Young. 3rd Row-Coach Phil Gerik, Mark Trammell, Mark Manwaring, Blake Deberry, Don Sieko, Brian Mason, Kevin Stein, Steve Smoot, and Coach Alan Rheaume. Top Row-Donny Pieper, James Johnston, Gene Duke, Scott Aicher, Larry Ricks, David King, and Scott Spreen. 3 Wins 5 Losses 1 Tie

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,as Double-teaming by Tommy Lopez and Danny Murphy causes problems for a Huskie. Using an overpowering height advantage, Wes Becker easily tips in two points, Ken Hamilton battles for a rebound. While avoiding the defense, Steve Goodman sets up an offensive play