Thomas Carr Howe Community High School - Hilltopper Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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Howe's baseball squad, under Coach Rocky Pierson, posted the best season in the history of the school. Showing the spark which led them to a I2-5 season, the Hornets breezed over their first six opponents: Law- rence Central, Greenfield, Attucks, Southport, Shortridge, and Franklin. In the seventh game, they were defeated by a highly rated Broad Ripple team. In their next eight games, the Hornets won five while losing three. ' In the City Tournament, Howe lost their second game to the Tech Greenclads, even though Howe's star 'iw l ' sophomore pitcher, Dave Peters, gave up but one hit, 'V' fmt, , 'TT - the Greenclads squeezed out a I-0 victory. ' I' l At the end of the season, Don Layton finished with f 'im ff -I 7 the highest batting average, and was chosen captain by ' l ,ff - filly. his teammates. The Ted Guthrie Award for most im- b NJ: .I e Droved Dlayer was given to Dave Peters, while Mike Lef- ' ' '-.i ,. 'A .,'. Her received both the Donald Clapp Award for the Best W .H if ,,5'9','it,Q'l if I All-Round Athlete and Most Valuable Player Award. 11,51 PH ' gi ,LQ The reserve team coached by Mr. Forest Witsman ,Elf ' 'ft recorded a -1-3 season. The glovemen beat Broad Ripple, I T7 ,Q .- Tech, Ben Davis. and Manual, while losing to Washing- 3'l 4' ' if Q is ' 1 ' ton, Shortridge, and a second time to Washington. Lenin-1' winds up to llc-liver his fast ball. R ' A ESEPVBS Wlll flllll' llf SEVEI BACK ROW-Elliott, Wheeling, Miller, Glot- FRONT ROW-Graham, Rosscr, Beam, Bell, fc-lty, Bowles, Abram, Coach VVitsman, Le-Beau, Shaf- Beach. Dennis, Johnson. Osborne, Lawson, Hayward. fer, Blume, Chappell, Welch, Starks. Thompson. KNEELING-Fit-rs, Haggard, Det-ter. if Anna.. : FJ' . inrfrr , H Page one IIIIIIKIVCCI mm L.:-'C'

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halanced team Displaying an impressive season, the spike- sters, coached by Ray Bowman and captained by Pete Shick, compiled an 8-2 record. The Hornets showed a well balanced scoring attack in both track and field events. At the annual spring banquet, Cliff Oilar was chosen most valuable player and Jim Burck receivedj the award for the best mental attitude. In the Hoosier Relays, sponsored by Howe, the cinder- men won three events and placed third in two others. The Hornets, winning their first four meets from Warren, Bloomington, Ben Davis, and Lawrence Central, finally were stopped by a strong Broad Ripple team. After losing their second straight to Attucks, the cindermen won their remaining four matches, defeating South- portg Warren and Manual in a triangular meet, Columbus, and Noblesville. In the Sectionals the team placed third while in the City Meet they placed fourth. Oilar clears the hurdle ahead of his opponent. ,, . p- -Qi .H S , :f'.?l A.. . ' . l'- ' J 77' ,aff .A.' i-'X .' H -v'l'Lf: . . ,af . 3 -, 1 . - 4 'J' -'Q . JVC. lv . lffI f'!': Sturm heave-s the shot-put. ,Av Giga'-fa QR , ' . .-If his-adv s. I 555: uf ,.,r 2- , .fee-' ' X aw. wa.. Jar' is SNL x -a' Q BN-, W hu, Q- N , 'IR-F .f.,' k Q 9:93233 is-s 0 Q r I 'aww-au. N p -N , , . k , --.. , . , A ,s -KM . , RW:m,R:?-J QTW: ., 1 E. K V X X X ' lr A H-mf' .- - 4 V Y 4 . X A vie . , .,.,, 5- ., -r e f . '- A , bf ' ,,,, 1 4 1 1 4 - NfiH,s .a z-f - M . 133373, , ,,,,, if, ,,,. , ' M . . . J 'f-s i g-iff, fx , I X- Q . r . ,.,, - is N , 25 --:F , .... W, wi,,,:v .,3, 'Mah ' ,W - K Page one lmndred eleven . tn'e 'ii fl-