Madison Heights High School - Treasure Chest Yearbook (Anderson, IN)

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RESERVE TENNIS—Donnie Phillips, Terry Beal, Danny James, David Bratton, Greg Stuart, Wen- dall Garmon, Rod Belangee, Coach Dale Lechlltner. Pulling back for a complete swing, senior Jeff Ault sets up to make a beautiful serve. TENNIS Opponent MH Noblesville 1 6 New Castle 2 5 Anderson 6 1 Pendleton Heights 5 2 Kokomo Haworth 4 3 Huntington 3 4 Muncie South 5 1 Muncie North 7 0 Greenfield Central 2 3 Marion 7 0 Carmel 4 3 Muncie Central 2 5 Sectional South Adams 1 4 Alexandria 2 3 Anderson 4 1 Olympic Conference—5th Smashing a mean backhand, senior netman, Gary Ruth hits a passing shot past his opponent. After losing a close one, dejected racketeer John Weatherford mentally replays his match. Led by senior Jeff Ault, the ’74 Pirate tennis team finished with an 8-8 record. Ault had a great year as he swept by all but three opponents towards a 13-3 personal record in singles. Senior Gary Ruth was the se¬ cond man on the team. He had a very respectable 9-5 season. Seniors Ron Scott, John Weatherford, and sophomore Galen Scott rounded out the squad. The netmen finished fifth as a team in the Olympic Conference meet, while Ault placed second in singles competition in the meet. The racketmen ended the year by going all the way to the semi-final round of the sectional before falling to Anderson High School. At the awards convo, Jeff Ault won the Most Points Trophy and the Ben Howe Award, which stood for the most contributions to the team. John Weatherford won the Good Sportsmanship Award.

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Ault Finishes Illustrious Career VARSITY TENNIS—Ron Scott, Jeff Ault, Gary Ruth, Galen Scott, John Weatherford, Coach Dale Lechlitner. Racketman Jeff Ault displays the graceful follow ' through of his overpowering tennis serve. : 4 : ■ 1 Blfe -1 jp ' ; ' i f I . ' I 4« S . , Sr; . .. .:o J is? |£2Uj pJFwL |K

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4 Pirettes Compete On Links Under the coaching of Mrs. Willie Roller, the first girls golf team in MH history—juniors Linda Boone, Pam Granger, and Julie Skiles, and sophomores Mary Beth Ainsworth and Thelma Whiteman—took to the links. The linkettes won their first match with Muncie Northside on their home course, Grandview, and went on to win five consecutive matches before being defeated by Marion and Yorktown. Anderson also proved to be an upset. The linkettes ended match play with a first year record of 6-3. The Pirate season ended as they finished fifth in the sectional held at Yorktown. Girls golf was sponsored by IHSAA and varsity letters were given. GIRLS’ GOLF—Pam Granger, Linda Boone, Coach Willie Roller, Thelma Whiteman, Julie Skiles, Mary Beth Ainsworth. With determination, Julie Skiles lines up to putt out on the fifth hole at Grandview.