Shortridge High School - Annual Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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LETTERMEN Front row: F. Fallender, B. Klein, G. Lewis, F. Pray, D. Parker, D. Pratt. Second row: J. Allerdice, D. Rogers, B. Christie, J. McShane, R. Thompson, C. Tichenor, J. Smith, B. Rice. Last row: G. Zazas. C. Freihofer. B. Hilkene, R. Leventhal, B. Zaring, R. Stone. All MONOGRAM WINNERS Twenty-four varsity members were awarded major letters in football. Seniors: Bruce Hilkene, Donald Ro- gers, John McShane, Fred Freihofer, Gene Battreall, Bob Ragsdale, George Lewis, Ray Stone, Tom Forshee, Dick Parker, Don Ambuhl, Reiman Steeg, Jim Lee, Brooks Rice, Francis Pray, Bill Schlensker, and George Zazas. Juniors: Jim Allerdice, Jim Cooley, Fred Fallender, Cecil Freihofer, Ralph Thompson, and Rubin Leventhal. Sophomore: Bob Klein. SKINNER TROPHY and WAGNER AWARD Captain Bruce Hilkene received the coveted Frank J. Skinner trophy. awarded annually to the most valu- able player on the squad. The Her- bert T. Wagner award, given to the most improved member of the team, was presented to Fred Freihofer. Left: Bruce Hilkene. Right: Fred Freihofer, X 34. f 'Rf wr A ,K ,ca

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RESERVES Coach Fred Knute Rouch's re- serve squad concluded their three game card, undefeated, untied, and unscored-upon. The Blue Devil under- studies vanquished Manual 20 to 0, and routed the Washington and Tech seconds with identical 7-0 counts. Charles Hawthorne and John Meyer shared scoring honors in the back- field while Bernie Berger, Dick Sut- ton, and Jim Davis were outstanding on the line. FROSH The Blue Imps, under the new direction of Paul E. Dill. won two games and lost four. In their debut, the Rhinies edged Washington 8-6. The following week, they fell to Broad Ripple 18-0 and lost to Wash- ington 7-0, A well-earned 7-6 victory over the Tech yearlings climaxed the season, before they bowed to South- port, 20-14, and dropped a 14-13 de- cision to Cathedral. Arthur Fleck led the frosh with 40 markers from his fullback post, and Bill Reel, Dave Haggard, and Jim Rice were stellar members of the forward wall. FOOTBALL Front row: VV. Hall, B. Har- rington, M. Tiernan, B. Thompson, B. Schumaker. J. Perrine, B. VVagner, B. Boyer. Second row: Mr. Rouch, B. Brown, J. Davis. M. Winters, B. Berger, D. Sutton, M. Willis, M. Hardy. J. Zimmerman. Third row: J. Jordan, J. Hull. J. Thomp- son, J. Meyer, B. Blackburn, B. Fuller, W. Shirley, J, Elbe. Back row: .T. Lodwick. D. Nelson, G. Gehring, M. Nicholson, J. VVoods, E. Lawson, VV. Thayer, P. Mc- Cord, D. Bush. FROSH Front row: B. Reel, N. Chroms, J. Ribefw. Ben- nett, Rir Schakel, C. Klein, D. Hinkle. Second row: Coach P. E. Dill, J. McDon- aid, R. McKean, A. Fleck, D. Hueber, I. Ball. G. Bland, B. McCord. Back row: J. Frazier, B. Kramer, L. Haw- thorne, B. Behrent, J. Gib- son, B. Strauss, D. Dorn, J. Swan, M. Moores.