Northwest High School - Vanguard Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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Individual efforts boost - thinclads to new records Perhaps more than any other sport, track is a sport for individ- uals. These individuals must per- form well in their different areas of competition, yet still be mem- bers of a single unit. The 1968 track season saw school records fall to be replaced by new, faster ones. Bill Hicks, sophomore, set the record in the mile with a time of 4:25 minutes. He also went on to become the city-county and sectional champ. Senior Evan Davis blazed into the record books by winning the city-county and sec- ' .,-. tional championships in the 880- yard dash. Other school records fell when Bernie Terhune, senior, soared 13 feet in the pole vault, and Mike Larrison, sophomore, putted the shot 48 feet 41f2 inches to clinch the school record in shot put. Finally, Dan Pfaff, senior, ran the low hurdles in 20.8 seconds and ran the high hurdles in 15.5 seconds to put his name into the books. As a team, Coach Vern McCarty's thinclads placed fifth in the city, and fourth in sectional competition. lom Mihler Mike Tiller , Tvan Davis, and Bill Hicks prove to be an asset to the 67-68 track 1 , Y NHIIH. Senior, Tom Miller, stretches his legs for the distance run contests,

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' r 1338 Wg l QRXR W junior Varsity Baseball-FRONT ROW.' Man- ager Bob Richards, Dave Cassell, Bob Doll, jim Finley, Mike Kirkman, Tom Steorts, Mike Hinderliter, Neil C-obel, Tom Reed. BACK ROW: Doug Willoughby, john Chas- tain, Dave Morgan, Don Beuke, Bill Dun- ham, Mark Woodson, Tim Campbell, Dave Strange, john Doll, Coach Robert Groomer. junior Varsity Baseball NHS Ben Davis 3 3 Manual 8 1 Scecina 9 5 Decatur Central 3 2 mt args, Arlington 3 5 A Chatard 3 2 Washington 4 10 Lebanon 4 2 North Central 5 3 Marshall 7 6 Cathedral 10 4 Speedway 5 'l Howe 10 'l Tech l 2 Broad Ripple 9 8 Brebeuf 8 2 Ritter 0 6 Season Record 5-11-1 59 Freshmen Baseball NHS Manual 10 10 Howe 5 6 Manual 4 5 Cathedral 3 6 Marshall 3 0 Speedway 6 7 Arlington 3 7 Season Record 4-2-1 Riverside provides a diamond for most of the Northwest baseball battles during the spring. Freshman Baseball-FRONT ROWg Randy Pitts, Mike Kirkman, Mitchell Pirtle, Scott McGrew, jay Hashbarger, Carl May, john Phillips, Doug Crawford. BACK ROW: Coach jack Stabler, Dale Byard, Mike Herschel, Steve Collins, joe Sherman, Dick Beuka, Monty Lewis, Steve Pickett, Greg Scudder.

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H ,. H Varsity Track Ben Davis--Speedway 25 Marshall 23 Southport-Chartrand 96 Scecina 31 Wood 46 Shortridge 64 N. Central- W. Central 122 Decatur 81 Noblesville 69 city Fifth Sectional Fourth Arlington Invitational Third Season Record 4-5-0 NHS 92 92 53 87 71 55 26 37 49 VARSITY TRACK-FRONT ROW: Ronnie Ragland, Evan Davis, Alan Harper, Bill Hicks, Gene Walden, Tom Miller, Dan Rans- dell, Bill Tipps. BACK ROW: Rusty Gray, Stan Miller, David Herring, Charles jones, Mike Larrison, Harold jones, joe Christy, Dan Pfaff, Bernie Terhune, Fred Albert, Coach Larry Compton, Coach Vern McCarty, Coach Bill Ritter. Hg W , , JUNIOR VARSITY TRACK--FRONT ROW: Ernie jones, Harold Bailex, Charles Blake Dennis Dooley, Tom Carver, Richard Giltner, Charles Claus, Nlike Cherrx, Bruce kendall. S-XCA ROW: Manager Ed Resnick, Steve Benninger, Duane Ciauger, Tom Ntahler, Fred Smoot Ntike Leamon, Frank McMahon, Mike Clemons, Mike Tillerx. Tom Butler, Ron Selhx, -Klan Herring Coach Larrv Compton, Coach Vern ,K1cCartx , Coach Bill Ritter, 6l