Northwest High School - Vanguard Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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junior letter winners, Bob Knobel and Mike Shanahan, loosen up fOr an upcoming match with Chatard to be played at South Grove. First year golf team Posts 10-5 record The varsity golf team finished its 1964 season with a 10-5 record. The team started their season by defeating Cha- tard 8-2. After winning two more from Sacred Heart and Howe by the scores of 10-2 and 8-2, the links- men suffered two losses in a row to Speedway and Manual. Defending city champion, Broad Ripple, was de- feated by the score of QM.,-SW. Next came a win over Park School by a score of ll-1. Traveling to Shortridge, sporting a 5-2 record, the team lost its third match by the score of ly!-105. After losing two matches the golf team came back and won five matches in a row. Arlington finally broke the streak. Playing in its first city tournament the golf team finished fifth. The team was led in the city tourna- ment by number one man, Mike Shanahan with a 39 for nine holes of play. In the sectional, the linksmen finished sixth. 116 GOLF TEAM-FRONT ROW: M. Shanahan, I. Sekula, N. Nicholas, l. Lines. SECOND ROW: Coach Saler, R. Rothrock, C. Carr, D. Lange, B, Knobel.

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CROSS-COUNTRY LETTER WINNERS-FRONT ROW: Dave Wortman, jim White. SECOND ROW: Tom Stengel, Dave Busby, Charley Thomas, THIRD ROW: Brett Keene, Harold Hurst, Chuck Walden. FOOTBALL LETTER WINNERS+FRONT ROW: Dennis Turner, lohnson, THIRD ROW: Marc Van Denbark, Bill l'l9d89S, Ollie Richard George, Dave Gilman, lim Phillips, Steve Noe. SECOND Matthews, Charles lordon, Craig Carr. FOURTH ROW: lim ROW: Harold Ballard, Bill Quade, Ed Essey, Phil Poulos, Doug Gentry, Terry Miller, Roy Pottenger, Tim Buckley, Terry Wilson.

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VARSITY TENNIS-Harold Ballard, lim Downing, Len Mc'Farling, Graham Maners, Dave Brown, Coach Rodeheffer. Principal Kenneth Smart: hands awards to the reserve wrestling team during One Of the three annual awards day programs in the gymnasium. Tennis team acquires Valuable experience Mr. Jim Rodeheffer, tennis coach, greeted some fifteen turn outs for the first tennis meeting in early April. An optomistic outlook was taken for the season though only two boys had any previous varsity ex- perience. The team practiced at the Riverside tennis courts nearly every day and all through spring vaca- tion. The first five boys were chosen the day before the first match. During the season, the tennis team defeated Attucks, 7-O, and Scecina, 4-3. In the city tourna- ment, held at Tarkington Tennis Center, and River- side, only one boy had any success. Len McFarling, playing in the number 4 bracket, outlasted his op- ponent. However, Len was beaten in his second match to end the 1964 tennis season for N.H.S. There were five returning lettermen this spring and the team expected to improve their 2-6 record. 117