Northwest High School - Vanguard Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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Not letting their younger counterparts show them up, faculty cheerleaders Cfrom topl Gwen Hiett, Leigh Richey, lan Morgan, Karol Ruby, Judy Voris and Ann Elsner demonstrate the popular smash 'em yell. Q-f Senior Bill Larkerbrink keeps in good phys- ical shape by working out at Hofmeister's Gymnasium. Catching the wrath of the women faculty team is referee Vernon McCarty. Rex Hedegard drives around a WIFE Good Guyinthe annualcontest. 74

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VARSITY WRESTLING NHS Manual 21 22 Attucks 19 24 Howe 23 27 Arlington 28 16 Bloomington 41 3 Cathedral 27 17 Decatur 25 17 Carmel 22 21 Wood 11 38 Washington 24 19 Speedway 15 33 City Tournament 7th place Washington Invit. 6th place Sectional 3rd place Regional 6th place Season Record 6 Won 6 Lost RESERVE WRESTLING NHS Manual 19 29 Attucks 18 35 Howe 20 40 Arlington 37 10 Bloomington 47 3 Broad Ripple 23 33 Cathedral 30 20 Decatur 40 10 Carmel 41 10 Wood 15 43 Washington 25 31 Speedway 11 39 Season Record 7 Won 5 Lost FRESHMAN WRESTLING NHS Washington 22 35 Cathedral 18 38 Carmel 44 22 Ritter 8 42 Shortridge 31 25 Chatard 11 41 Wood 10 41 Arlington 22 30 Washington 6 40 Howe 11 41 Season Record 8 Won 2 Lost Steve Dotlich attempts to pin his opponent on the way to a victory. RESERVE WRESTLING-FRONT ROW: Bob Doll, David Graber, Rick Berry, Dan Scotten, David Keeng BACK ROW: Ron Read, Tim Burge, Doug jones, Greg Scudder, Carl May and Bruce Wozney. 73

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. ' ' Concentrating on a free throw attempt is senior Diane Hanft under the watchful eye of faculty foe Phyllis Carroll. Man participate in sports outside athletic limelight Keeping physically fit wasn't confined to the school's athletes in inter-school competition. Every- one took an active interest in fit- ness. A highlight of the physical edu- cation departmentfs outside activi- ties was the fourth annual WIFE Good Guys game against faculty members. The school's representa- tives won the battle'by one point, 42-41. The Girls Athletic Association played a role, too. As a part of the WIFE game, the senior girls chal- lenged women faculty members to a game of basketball. That game ended in a 12-12 tie. Interest in bowling continued to grow at Northwest. An active Bowl- ing Club sponsored weekly compe- tition for interested members. Other pupils attacked the physical fitness problem on their own. Many boys kept in trim by working out at private gymnasiums and health clubs in the city. BOWLING LEAGUE-FRONT ROWI Wayne Fisher, Bruce Ingalls, Phil Lombardo, Don Craig, Sue Cash, Mark Evans, jerry Harvey, Larry Kutz, Bob Curry, jim Childersg SEC- COND ROW: Betty Allen, Linda Kellogg, Diane Dubrosky, Birdie Shelton, Vicki pf-. J.. W. -r . ,f s.g.....,.a.Wamwt.,g.,.-. ,,... t. .-1-M -- Hendricks, Sherry Norton, Shirley Cash, Kris Hamon, jean Wallace, Michele Daven- port, Gina Cardwell, THIRD ROW: Sandra Conners, Elaine Williams, jane Corbin, Harry Smith, Dave Feid, Paul Hambrick, john Faculty women and senior girls battle for a rebound before a technical foul is whistled. 75 Harvey, Tom Walsh, Doris Williams, Maryann Perkinson, BACK ROW: Chris Loggins, Ken Fodrie, Mike Shinn, Wilbur jackson, jackie Hayes, jo Ellen Crays, Leslie Conant, Nina Nalyvaylo and Brenda Barrett.