Park Tudor School - Chronicle Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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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.

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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

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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.