Shenandoah High School - Raider Yearbook (Middletown, IN)

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Golfers -' 4 , Q -4-N' 'sn '4', 'Qg55 'Fm F ii! all .5 t, 57 . of ss, ., if V 4 - f Q V M9 . N i r ' Jon Ballard, a promising linksman, shows his form while driving the ball during practice. Place econd in the Conference The Shenandoah golf team, under the leadership of new coach Mr. William Spears, had an excellent season this year as they amassed a 13-2 record. Their two losses came at the hands of powerful Highland and old rival Yourktown. The Raider Iinksmen placed second in the conference match at Inglewood again losing to Highland. The Raiders placed a respectable 4th in the Sectional. Leading the golfers this year were two outstanding men, senior Gary Fadely, and junior Dennis Murray. Dennis and Gary consistently shot good scores in leading the team to its excellent record. Golf Team-Front Row: Jeff Zirkle, Mike Fleedy, Dennis Murray, Stan Smith, Richard Craig. Second Row: Mr. Spears, coach, Bruce Sellers, Richard Fattic, Gary Fadely, John Parker, Jon Ballard.

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Varsity Baseball Team-Front Row: D, Murray, Conyers, J. Sanders. Third Row: Mr. Tzreciak, assist- M, Reng, T, Sanders' J, Reddingto,-,I G. Stout. ant-coach:D. Reedy,J. Reedy,B.Saunders,J. Ballard, Second Row: Fi. clark, lvl. Reedy, J. Fridley, R. G-KeeS '19fM'- '-Hee-C0801 Baseballers Capture a ectional Troph First-baseman Mike Reedy leaps high to pick off a throw from the short-stop. The baseball season actually consisted of two parts-spring season and summer season. At the end of the summer play in 1968, the Raiders had compiled an 11-8 record overall and an 8-8 conference record. After a slow start, the baseballers finished strong by winning 7 out of their last 8 games. Doug Stonebraker was selected All-Conference for his play as pitcher and outfielder. The team climaxed its 1969 spring season by winning the Sectional at Knightstown after compiling a moderate 54 record. Again in the spring season, Doug Stonebraker was a standout as he posted a 5-0 pitching record going into the Sectional. Mike Reedy was recognized for his outstanding play in the Sectional as he chalked up an impressive 2 home runs, 8 runs-batted-in, and a .667 batting average for 3 games. ln sectional play, the Raiders first met and defeated Carthage 2-0, topped Blue River in the afternoon game 8-4, and went on to outlast Knightstown 7-6 in the evening final. As this book went to press, the Raiders were preparing to meet the New Palestine club in the Regional.

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