Bloomington High School, The Gothic, 1952, Page 85
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TennisCoach Joe Averys tennis team ended another successful season. Although a relatively newsport at Bloomington, tennis teams have establishedsome very admirable records. Paced by GeneTardy, a three year letterman, and Jim Knapp, atwo year letterman, the 52 team extended along string of victories.TENNISGene Tardy, Jim Knapp.GolfWith several returning lettermen, the golfsquad began practice early in March preparingfor the tough schedule ahead of them. Coachedby John Brogneaux, the squad broke par this yearby placing high in the Southern Indiana ConferenceMeet.Although there is a fairly large participationin golf, it is one of the less popular sports at B. H. S.as far as fans are concerned. Several times theteam has played host to some other school at theCascade Golf Course without a single spectator.GOLFLeft to right: Ronald Terrell, Pete Smith, Jim Butcher,Jack Jackson.BaseballAt the first sign of spring play ball can beheard; and the boys of B. H. S. turn out to participate in the old American sport, baseball. Earlyin March, boys responded to a genera! call forplayers; and they began workouts with the hopesof turning in a record comparable to those alreadyestablished by past teams coached by Marvin Groh.BASEBALLSeated: Tom Turpin, Richard Hackler, David Hays.Standing: Dick Sinclair, James OBannon, Earl Hankins.Thi;page sponsor by GREENE & HARRELL MORTUARY -> Phone 7421 Page 85 |
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