Park Tudor School - Chronicle Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)
- Class of 1952
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' '- ' V' .Vf V ' f '9.l.'V -f- ' V .V 7 V . fffa' I, X Q 'Pe QF ffg 5 my Q 'QT 1 if 5 N, QQ NNE 'Ji' 4, LT? fi ,yi md '7 'Ni' 111 The Senior Class of 1952 wishes to dedicate this issue of the Annual to MR. SEWARD E. WllSHERE who, as the head of the Athletic Department, has devoted eight years to coaching the boys of Park School. Dn Nonnan B.Iohnson Headmaster 1948 -1952 Dr. Johnson has gathered together an excellent faculty and has striven for a closer friendship between teacher and student. The result is evident in this year's excellent spirit and high academic achievement. Through our weekly chapel services he has given us a fuller appreci- ation of religious values, and the coun- seling program has combined the in- fluences of school and home in guiding many of us toward a better understand- ing and adjustment for adult life. Dr. Johnson will long be remembered by those who have had the honor of studying under him. THE FACULTY Standing left to right: Dr. Norman B. Johnson, Mr. Jack E. Baker, Mr. William A. Watkins, Mr. Seward E. Wilshere, Mr. Frank Carrico, Mr. Charles N. Smith. Seated left to right: Mr. Gene l.. Schwilck, Mrs. Sally H. Mitchell, Miss Helen A. Tarpey, Mrs. Margaret H. Holzman, Mrs. May Ann Burns, Mr. William R. Higgins, Jr., Mr. Carl E. Palmer, Mr. John H. Holzman. Not shown in picture: Mr. Raymond Hodson. mmm KMA-7 Bill returned to Park at mid-se- mester time to finish some addi- tional work for his high school diploma. He earned his letter in football in 1950, and is serving us this year as pitcher for the '52 base- ball team. x Agn V3 K goal. game John came to Park in the second grade and has been here through high school. He has been awarded three maior letters in football, four in basketball, one in baseball, and three in tennis. Besides being an excellent athlete, he is an ex- cellent student and became a final- ist in the Voice of America. He is the president of the Student Council and a member of the Var- sity Club, was elected football cap- cgihmz Jawa! Ed came to Park in his senior year, and soon became a vital part cf his class by being elected to the Student Council, winning a Varsity letter in football, and reserve num- erals in basketball. Ed displayed his histrionic ability by having a leading role in Eleven Against the Sea. He is also a member of the Varsity Club. tain in 1951 and co-captain of the 1951-52 basketball team, and won the Reichel award in basketball. FOI' the 59l1l0l' clU55, this year has been a big one. The Class was an important cog in the gears which ground out the Carnival, the play Eleven Against the Sea, and, of course, the winning basketball team. With a class of only six, the fellows contributed greatly to the school's many and varied functions. John De Voe, star cager, Dick Travis, President of the yamfmon cllcgaublon Samps came to Park in his Junior year. He has earned a Varsity let- ter in football and two in baseball. He has also been awarded reserve numerals in basketball. He is in the Varsity and Prompter's Club and had an important role in this year's all-school play. He was also in the i951 Minstrel Show. He has been the sports editor for the Red and Black the past two years, and this year he was editor-in-chief of the Panther. gawk! .Wanda Jerry was editor-in-chief of the Red and Black in his senior year, having previously served as Man- aging Editor in his iunior year and as Business Manager of the Panth- er. Jerry was president of the Var- sity Club this year. He has been awarded letters in both baseball and football and in '51 was given the Reichel Award in football. He had a lead part in Eleven Against the Sea and wrote for the Panther in his senior year. Prompter's Club, Samps McQuiston, Editor-in-Chief of the Panther, Jerry Slatin, Red and Black editor and Varsity Club President, Eddie Hargitt, prominent in the school play, and Bill Cooley, ace southpaw-all are a part of this year's Class. These boys, along with their classmates, were the boosters of such events as the Varsity Club Hayride held in the fall, the Varsity Club Picnic in the spring, and many other parties thrown by the boys this year. -Wabkazd Qoiawmb Besides maintaining a good aca- demic average, Dick participated in the school's plays and musicals the last three years of his high school career and became presi- dent of the Prompter's Club his fourth year. He has written for the Red and Black and the Panther, for which he has received three keys. He was also the Varsity football, basketball and baseball manager in his sophomore and iunior years, and thus a member of the school's athletic organization, the Varsity Club. f-x 5,5 N flfilv bfi 1195 Sxf THE lll IDRS . . . STEVE DE VOE came to Park in the third grade. He re- ceived his major letter in basketball '51, and since has received letters in tennis, football, and 2nd year basket- ball. He was voted co-captain with his brother, John, for the past basketball season and is a member of the Varsity Club. Steve also played the role of Knudsen in Eleven Against the Sea. GEORGE DOWNING came to Park this year and already has received his major letters in football and basketball. He also was voted the Reichel Award in basketball for this season. George is a new member of the Varsity Club. JOHN ESTERLINE came to Park in his Freshman year. He received his major letter as football manager this year. John is a member ofthe Red and Black and Panther staffs, the Student Council, Varsity Club, and Prompter's Club. John also was in the school play this year. CHARLES POLLOCK came to Park his Fresh- man year. He is a member of the Red and Black staff and was a very capable stage manager for Eleven Against the Sea. Charlie won his major letter in Varsity toot- ball ofthe year. He belongs to both the Var- sity Club and the Prompter's Club. RALPH WALROD enrolled at Park in his eighth grade year. He received his major let- ter in baseball 1951. He since has won a let- ter in basketball. Ralph stole all the laughs of the play by his hilarious role of Brooklyn. PHIL WHITESELL joined Park his eighth grade year. He has been an active member of the Student Council, Varsity Club, and Prompter's Club and has won first and second year letters in football. Phil was also in the school play this year, doing a marvelous job as Captain Lawford. DAVE YOUNG came to Park last year and has won his major letter in football of 1951. He is a member ofthe Varsity Club and was in Eleven Against the Sea. ... THE SOPHOMORES The sophomore class excelled both in sports and academically. John Allen and Dick McCrae are both honor students, while McCrae, Cline and Moistner have been awarded letters in athletics. JOHN ALLEN has been a mem- ber of the Red and Black staff, has worked on the Garden Tour, and helped put on the carnival. John, with his mimeograph ma- chine, has been a big help in making programs and tickets for the school. DICK MCCRAE has worked on the Red and Black for two years, has won letters in baseball, 'foot- ball, and basketball, has worked on the Garden Tour for two years, is a member of the Stu- dent Council and of the Varsity Club, had an important role in Eleven Against the Sea, and helped produce the carnival. Dick will not be with us next year, for he is moving to Canada. -We will miss him. STEVE CLINE is a member of the annual staff, has been with the Red and Black two years, has worked two years on the Garden Tour, has received let- ters in baseball and basketball, is a member ofthe Varsity Club, and has helped put on the play and carnival. REED MOISTNER is a member ofthe annual staff, has won let- ters in baseball and basketball, is a member ofthe Varsity Club, is on the Red and Black stalt, has worked on the Garden Tour, played the role of Ah San, the Chinese cook, in Eleven Against the Sea, and is on the Student Council. Reed also plans to leave us this year for he is moving to New Bethel. One newcomer, TOM HOW- ARD, although he has been at Park only a year, is a member of the annual stalt, helped out at the Carnival and Garden Tour, and this spring has man- aged baseball. Another newcomer, RICK SHA- HOVSKOY, came to Park from Cleveland, Ohio, at mid-year. Being a half-year student has hindered Rick in getting into many activities, but he was a great help in Eleven Against the Sea. THE FRIESHME O O O David Duck Dave played guard in basket- ball and football and won his reserve numerals in both of these sports. He is playing left field on the Varsity baseball team. Dave has made the honor roll once this year. Jess Pritchett Jess took part in the fall tennis program and was awarded the second-place medal. He received his basketball numerals as a for- ward and is playing baseball this spring. He is a member of the Student Council. Larry Folse Larry won both his football and basketball numerals this year, and he is a member of the Varsity baseball team this spring. He portrayed Harkins in Eleven Against the Seo. He is a member of the Prompter's Club. Jim Rose As end on the football team Jim earned his reserve numerals. He also earned basketball num- erals. This spring, Jim is on the tennis squad. David Huncilman Dave was assistant football manager last fall. In the winter he took part in the boxing and wrestling program under Mr. Holzman. He is taking tennis this spring under the some in- structor. Homer Sams Buddy has been at Park since the first of March. He played a little basketball and he is now engaged in spring tennis. Since coming to Park, Homer has made commendable academic prog- ress. Melvin Isaac Melvin could not participate in basketball but did play reserve football. He has contributed several piano solos to our chapel services at the school, and for the Garden Tour he exhibited a large collection of military in- signia. Frank Snyder Frank was on the reserve foot- ball team this fall. During the winter he boxed, and this spring he is playing tennis. Alan Johnson As tackle on the football team Alan received his numer- als. Many of Alan's themes have been published in the Red and Black. In baseball he plays out- field. Fred Thorpe Fred came to Park in Febru- ary and was unable to partici- pate in the winter sports pro- gram. This spring, however, he is taking tennis. David Poston Dave is participating in spring tennis. He was a member of the stage crew for the all-school play and is a member of the Prompter's club. Peter Weldon Pete won his reserve numerals this fall by playing football. He has written many articles for the Red and Black and is also a member of the Panther staff. Pete took second place in the Optimists' Club speaking contest. He is taking baseball this spring. Back row left to right: Steve Medias, John Weldon, Michael Bradner, Middle row left to right: Philip Adler, Edward Kahn, Richard Bennett, Thomas Esterline, Goethe Link. Front row left to right: Duane Pritchett, Howard Pontius, Jerry Feinstone, Stuart Schaefer, Ray Wolter. ln corner left to right: Mr. William Hig- gins, Jr., Bill McPherson, Thomas Dalglish, John Stiles, Lee Gery, Don Hines. Not in picture: David Fauvre, Tim Kelly. SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADES CMIDDLE SCHOOLJ Mr. Smith, as Director of the Middle School, is proud of the excellent spirit of cooperation which his boys have shown through the year. Their Middle School Student Council, led by President Don Hines and advised by Mr. Higgins, sponsored two parties, and they sold cokes, candy, and hot dogs at varsity foot- ball and basketball games. Seventh graders organized a stamp club and operated the Bust a Balloon booth in the carnival. Eighth graders contributed a ball-throwing game at the carnival and maintained a discussion club known as the C. O. L., which attended a Purdue football game. Michael Bradner, of the eighth grade, drew the prize-winning cover for the Garden Tour calendar. FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADES This year Mr. Holzman took the fifth and sixth graders on tours to the Sherwood coal mines, the Goethe Link Observatory, the Naval Armory, and P. R. Mallory's. The boys were respon- sible for raising the flag on the campus each morning. At the carnival the fifth graders operated a game in which the prizes were phonograph records donated by Mr. Roy Price of R. C. A., and the sixth graders set up the Chamber of Horrors. Mrs. Mitchell's chorus sang in the gymnasium during the Garden Tour, at which the sixth grade presented a model of a jungle scene. Far row left to right: Steve Thomas, Bert McClure, Fred Cuthbert, Robert Giblin, Thomas Howe, Mr. John Holzman. Fourth row left to right: Robert Shane, John Carpenter, Steve Merrell, Richard Kroot, Walter Foltz. Third row left to right: Jay Price, Robert Sauer, Harold Bredell, Thomas Johnson, Carter Fortune, Jack Mead. Second row left to right: Nicky Doney, Robert Rhoads, Baxter Rogers, Steve Spencer, Walter Cooke, Ted Tether. First row left to right: Russell Fortune, Richard Wilson, Michael Jaeger, Henry Whitesell, Edward Johnson. Not shown in pic- ture: David Chambers. THIRD AND FOURTH GRADES Mrs. Holzman has taken her third and fourth grades on numerous scientific field trips and to the Children's Museum. Law- son and Worley opened their printing shops to the boys, and the classes enioyed a visit to the Link Observatory as guests of Dr. and Mrs. Goethe Link. At the carnival Mrs. Holzman's boys sponsored a football-throw with candy prizes donated by their mothers, and in the Garden Tour exhibit the third and fourth grades contributed maps, charts, and a realistic desert scene. Jack Keller led the state of Indiana in magazine subscription sales. Far row left to right: Philip Bredell, William Arbogast, Steve Valinet, Peter Fortune, John Keller, Mrs. Margaret Holzman. Second row left to right: Bruce Johnson, Dennis Myers, Tom Sams, Kenneth Hare. First row left to right: Thomas Morgan, Stanley Selig, Robert Sherwood. Left to right: Thomas Thompson, James Stone, Johnny John- son, Richard Elzie, Charles Esterline, JeHrey Gold, Mrs. Mary Ann Burns, Tim Sams, Robert Tappan, Michael Springer, Bill Latta, Eli Lilly, John Storer, Steve Feinstone. Not shown in picture: Ricky Smith, Philip Shelton. FIRST AND SECOND GRADES The main boast of our first and second grades is that, under the capable guidance of Mrs. Burns, they have made unusually rapid progress in reading and in numbers. By playing grocery store last 'Fall in their classroom, they learned to add up a list of prices and to make change, and in the carnival they sold balloons. The first and second grade farm exhibit at the gym- nasium during the Garden Tour attracted a great deal of attention. Student Council Left to right: Mr. Gene Schwilck Richard McCrae, Jess Pritchett Philip Whitesell, Reed Moistner John Esterline, Edward Hargitt, John DeVoe. , The president of our student council is John De- , Voe, the secretary, Reed Moistner, the treasurer, , Ed. Hargitt, and the corresponding secretary is John Esterline. Mr. GeneSchwilck is their faculty adviser who has made this year's student council the most successful in many years. The services of the council to the school are many. At the beginning of the school year a Pump Handle get-together was arranged for all parents and students. Other duties included daily flag raising, as- sembly program, pep rallies, and a successful drive for attendance at the basketball games. The charities helped were the Salvation Army at Thanksgiving and the Community Chest drive, and 5400 was raised for the Red Cross at the benefit carnival given iointly by Tudor Hall and Park. An- other important activity was the magazine drive, which earned S325 for the school. THE RED AND BLACK Left to right: Samps McQuiston, Philip Whitesell, Charles Pollock, Gerald Slatin, Steve Cline, John Esterline, Mr. Frank Carrico, Reed Moistner, Richard McCrae. THE PANTHER Left to right: Peter Weldon, John Esterline, Gerald Slatin, Steve Cline, Samps McQuiston. Not shown in picture: Dr. Norman B. Johnson, George Downing, Richard Travis. THE RED AND BLACK The Red and Black, Park School's newspaper, is directed by Editor-in-chief Jerry Slatin. His staf? consists of Phil Whitesell, Managing Editor, Dick McCrae, Copy Manager, Business Manager Charles Pollock, Feature Editor Reed Moistner, News Editor John Esterline, Sports Editor Samps McQuiston, Steve Cline, Circula- tion Manager, and Mr. Carrico, the Faculty Adviser. Throughout the school year the Red and Black stat? has increased the paper's popularity. Because of the attendance of Jerry Slatin, Phil Whitesell, Dick Mc- Crae, and Charles Pollock at a Press Conference for high school paper managers at Franklin College, the staf? have had an easier job of running our school paper. THE PANTHER The Park School Yearbook was edited by Samps McQuiston, with the help of George Downing and Steve Cline. Since early in January the staf? has been working diligently getting the Panther into its present form. Dr. Johnson has served as Faculty Adviser. THE PROMPTER'S CLUB This year the Prompter's Club produced the play Eleven Against the Sea, which drew a large audi- ence and much applause. With the talented assistance of Mr. Hodson, who painted backgrounds, and Mr. Carrico and Mr. Watkins, co-di- rectors, the play went of? very smoothly. Officers of the club are Dick Travis, president, Charles Pollock, secretary-treasurer. Mr. Carrico is the faculty adviser. VARSITY CLUB The President of the Varsity Club is Jerry Slatin, and the Secretary- Treasurer is Phil Whitesell. The club sponsored an all- school hayride at the beginning of the year and has had charge of all refreshments sold at the athletic contests. PROMPTER'S CLUB Standing left to right: Rick Sha- hovskoy, Charles Pollock, Larry Folse, Reed Moistner, Edward Har- gitt, Peter Weldon, Steve Cline, Richard McCrae, David Young, Steve DeVoe, David Poston. Seated left to right: Richard Travis, Gerald Slatin, Ralph Walrod, Mr. Frank Carrico, John Esterline, Samps Mc- Quiston, Philip Whitesell. VARSITY CLUB Standing left to right: Steve De- Voe, Charles Pollock, Edward Har- gitt, Mr. Jack Baker, John DeVoe, David Young, George Downing, Samps McQuiston. Seated left to right: Gerald Slatin, Richard Mc- Crae, Philip Whitesell, Richard Travis, Reed Moistner, John Ester- line, Ralph Walrod, Steve Cline. Mr. Hodson and prize wfnner. . 5 l if 11 if ., i 'A 'F' Dove Young iockles cz Glenwood ball corrier. John DeVoe bringing down on Glenwood bclll carrier. K McCroe os pledge. r f ffx fxkol-Nflfml x X1 K J. Sloiin 155, prepares to ncib O.M.l. runner E me in a 2 sg 5 Flag raising ceremony. f? w s x , 1 'lIl5 i'f',A 7, View of Clowes' garden in Golden Hill. Whitesell and Hargitt struggle in Eleven Against the Sea. Varsity Club Pledges fleft to rightj Ralph Walrod, Richard McCrae, Samps McQuiston, and Steve Cline. 'I Park welcomes its first girl to the campus. She is th daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Johnson. Standing left to right: Coach Seward Wilshere, George Downing, Steve Cline, Philip Whitesell, Charles Pol- lock, David Young, Coach Jack Baker. Seated left to right: Edward Hargitt, Samps McQuiston, Steve DeVoe, John DeVoe, Richard McCrae, Gerald Sla- tin. Kneeling left to right: Peter Wel- don, David Duck, Alan Johnson, Larry Folse, Reed Moistner. f x? PRO,-xC'.f'1lx Qqn x'-9 f00TBAll Park School had a short season in football, but they won one game out of three. Park's first defeat was administered by Cincinnati Country Day, 39 to 0. In the next game, Park defeated Ohio Military Academy, 25 to 0. In the last game Glenwood School defeated Park, 40-0. Steve Cline iniured his leg in the third practice of the season, and was unable to play. This unfortunate accident weakened the team, and with the inexperienced, Park had a bad season. Jerry Slatin was voted the Reichel Award for the best mental attitude, and John DeVoe was named honorary captain. In the last game with Glenwood School, Steve DeVoe was sick and not able to play. That is not all that hap- pened. Jack Schwomeyer went out of the game with a fractured wrist, and George Downing was taken out after getting hit in the chest. Varsity letters were given to the following boys: Gerald Slatin, David Young, Samps McQuiston, Philip Whitesell, Ed. Hargitt, Charles Pollock, George Downing, Steve DeVoe, Dick McCrae, Jack Schwomeyer. Numerals were given to the following boys: Pete Wel- don, Melvin Issac, Steve Cline, Larry Folse, Reed Moistner. We must not forget the most important one of them all- the boy that takes care of all the dirty clothes and takes all the complaining from the boys. He may not be on the field working, but in his way he is working iust as hard as anyone else. Who else but John Esterline? SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADE FOOTBALL Standing left to right: John Stiles, Tim Kelly, Coach Jack Baker, John Weldon, Michael Bradner. Seated left to right: Stuart Schaefer, Thomas Dalglish, Steve Medias, Howard Pontius, Philip Adler, Duane Pritchett. FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADE FOOTBALL Standing left to right: Robert Gib- Iin, John Carpenter, Jay Price, Jack Mead, Bert McClure, Coach Wil- liam Higgins, Thomas Johnson, Henry Whitesell, Walter Cooke, Steve Spencer, Robert Rhoads. Seated left to right: Ted Tether, Richard Wilson, Gaylor Kasle, John Keller, Baxter Rogers, Thomas Howe, Carter Fortune. SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADE FOOTBALL The Seventh and Eighth grade football team, although they had only thirteen candidates, started the season off with a bang by thumping Pike Township by the score of I8-6. The Park touchdowns in this game were scored by Phil Adler, Mike Bradner, and Steve Medios. Park lost their next two regular season games to Pike Township and Orchard School. Then they played Louisville Country Day School in the big game of the season. Park iumped off to an early 6-O lead on a pass play from Dave Duck to Duane Pritchett, but the superior amount of Louis- ville manpower paid off in the end I8-6. FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADE FOOTBALL This year's team won three games from our arch-rival Orchard, while losing two contests to Tarkington Park. This was the first time a Park team had whipped Orchard three times straight. The boys were aggressive and gained much ex- perience. Coach Higgins awarded seventeen football awards to these young athletes. l l l s BASKETBALL PARK FIVE- Park started off with a big hit this year, winning nine straight games. At the time, Park was the only undefeated team in the city. Finally we came through with a 18-4 record. Here is a list of the games Park played in the 1951-1952 schedule: Park 69, Jackson Twp. 59, Park 72, lnd. Deaf School 33, Park 42, Clifford 41, Park 54, Noblesville 52, Park 51, Beech Grove 47, Park 65, Nash- ville 42, Park 57, Fishers 43, Park 75, Glenwood School 41, Park 55, Elgin Academy 47, Culver Military Academy 39, Park 37, Park 84, Ohio Military Institute 22, Park 50, Culver Military Academy 43, Park 58, Charlton 37, Park 61, Plain- ville 54, Park 63, Glenwood School 27, Charlton 53, Park 49, Westfield 57, Park 44, Maxwell 54, Park 52, Park 61, McCordsville 35, Park 115, Ohio Military lnstitute 25, t'Park 64, Northwestern 35, 5Park 85, The Elgin Academy 53. A - Tournament games. ln the four-team tournament Park came through with an easy victory, defeating Northwestern and the Elgin Academy. The team brought back to the school a hand- some trophy. ln order to keep the trophy, a school must win it three times. The boys have said that they will bring the trophy back to Park next year for a second time. Standing left to right: Coach Se- ward Wilshere, Samps McQuiston, Steve Cline, Reed Moistner, Coach Jack Baker. Seated left to right: Ralph Walrod, Steve DeVoe, John De- Voe, Richard McCrae, George Down- ing. Not shown in picture: John Esterline, Mgr. John DeVoe was rated the best high school basketball player in the city. With his 31.8 points per game John was far ahead of all other players. We wish that he could be back next year. Steve and John DeVoe were chosen honorary co-captains for the season of 1951-1952. The Reichel award was given to George Downing. lt is an award presented to the player with the best mental attitude. The Park School Fathers' club donated to the Park basket- ball team new telescopic bleachers that fold up against the wall. We would like to congratulate the team on having such a fine record. my f Standing left to right: Coach Se- ward Wilshere, Thomas Howard, Peter Weldon, Charles Pollock, Larry Folse, Jess Pritchett, Coach Jack Baker. Seated left to right: David Duck, Alan Johnson, Philip Whitesell, Edward Hargitt, David Young. 3 uns' gr with RESERVE BASKETBALL The reserve basketball squad, led by Phil Whitesell, Dave Young, Reed Moistner, Steve Cline, and Samps McQuiston, had a rough schedule, and not till the final three games did they ever show they were both offensively and defen- sively strong. Outside of the four first stringers, the squad was inexperienced, but everyone was eager to fill the fifth-man spot, since Cline was recalled to Varsity duty. David Duck and Jim Rose were two of the hardest fighters for this position. Midway through the season the Parksters showed that they could win even if it was in the cracker box gym of Elgin Academy. This was their first win of the season. The last two games were decisive victories for the reserve squad, and showed that the Varsity squad next year will be strengthened greatly by these boys. SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL Standing left to right, John Stiles, Tim Kelly, Mgr., David Fauvre, Coach Jack Baker, Mike Bradner, John Weldon. Seated left to right: Thomas Dalglish, Stuart Schaefer, Philip Adler, Steve Medias, Howard Pontius, Duane Pritchett. SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL The T951-52 basketball team of the seventh and eighth grades, although it lacked both size and manpower, managed to score two victories as against five losses during the course of the season. Under the capable direction of Mr. Jack Baker, the boys gained much valu- able experience and will contribute substantially to many fine Park basketball teams in the future. The starting line-up consisted of Tom Dalglish, Tom Esterline, David Fauvre, Steve Medias, and Duane Pritchett. FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADE BASKETBALL The team finished with a breeze, winning three games in a row after they had suffered eight losses. Team members included Jock Fortune, Henry Whitesell, Jay Price, Jack Keller, Walter Foltz and Jack Mead. Foltz was able to play in only the last three games, but he scored sixteen points. The team was scrappy and showed a lot of spirit. L Standing left to right: Robert Giblin, Richard Wilson, Gaylor Kasle, Coach William Higgins, Walter Foltz, Thomas Howe. Seated left to right: Jay Price, Carter For- tune, Baxter Rogers, Jack Mead, Henry Whitesell, John Keller. f 1? fxkggixflfxl x Qgn x'-9 l Standing left to right: Reed Moist ner, Ralph Walrod, Steve Collins, Coach Seward Wilshere, Steve Cline Samps McQuiston, Richard Travis, Mgr. Seated left to right: Paul Col well, Richard McCrae, John DeVoe David Williams, Lowell Johnston Steve Colwell. f 1? CXO,-TC.f'3l x ign x'3 BASEBI-lll - I9 I Lacking experience, the team lost all of their games. Three of the first stringers were freshman: Dick McCrae, Steve Cline, Reed Moistner. Lowell Johnston, who had been playing second base for the last two years, was not very big, but he was one of the best hitters that Park had. Jerry Slatin, playing in his second year as a starter, covered shortstop. Jerry's specialty was fielding ground balls. Samps McQuiston, a newcomer to Park, played third base. Steve Cline, Tom Kahn and Bill Cooley were throwing from the mound. This was Tom's last year at Park. Tommy, a right hander, gave the opposing batters something to think about. Behind the plate was Steve Colwell, one of the best baseball players Park ever had. The outfielders were Johnny DeVoe, Dave Williams and Paul Colwell. VARSITY TENNIS Lett to right: John DeVoe, Steve DeVoe, Ralph Walrod, Richard Mc- Crae, John Esterline. Not shown in picture: Coach John Holzman. f JPX K X Cixi With two returning lettermen and a good group of prospects, the tennis squad is looking forward to its best season. John DeVoe, now number one in the state, and Steve DeVoe, who also ranks very high, fill the number one and number two spots excellently. Lack of experience is the only serious handicap of Ralph Walrod, John Ester- line, and Dick McCrae, who hold the number three, four, and tive spots, alternating in the positions. The squad has a new coach this year, Mr. John Holzman, who has coached several fine teams in Wisconsin. The team is being pushed a little harder than in previous years and has taken on a tough schedule, including Tech, Cathedral, Broad Ripple, and Shortridge. PARK SCHOOL FOUNDATION President .......,......................... Frederick B. Cline Vice-President ........................ Irving M. Fauvre Secretary ................... .............. C urtis C. Duck Treasurer ......... .......... E van L. Noyes MOTHERS' ASSOCIATION President ..,.....................................,..,........,.......,......,...................... Mrs. John J. Weldon Vice President ..................... Recording Secretary ........... Treasurer ..,...................................... Corresponding Secretary ......... Transportation Chairman ....... Press Chairman ..................... Housing Chairman ............,...... Garden Tour Chairman ............ Group Chairman ..................,.... John Mead ...........Mrs. Paul Merrell Don Kelly Eileen Poston ..........Mrs. Stanley S. Valinet Robert Huncilman Louis A. Whitesell Charles E. Johnson, Jr. lrvi ng Fauvre FA THERS' CLUB President ....................,.................. John J. Weldon Vice-President .....,... Frederick H. Carpenter Secretary-Treasurer ............... Miller L. Keller Editor's Note to Dr. Norman B. Johnson On behalf of the Class of 1952, I would like to express our deepest appreci- ation 'for all we have gained while studying under you, and we would like to express our sincere regret over your leaving Park. SAMPS McQUISTON, Editor-in-Chief. 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