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Tech Athletes Are Honored At Banquet =

Indianapolis Tech's athletes, coaches and school officials formally put the 1951 football season to bed:last night. | The grand finale of a highly-!| successful: year came as the annual banquet at the school cafe-| teria. The players were lauded with words and awards for their achievements during the recent

campaign that enabled ‘the Green| Wave to share the city title with Cathedral.

DR. HERMAN SHIBLER, su- 4 perintendent of city schools, was pe the guest speaker who acknowledged the achievements of Green| 4

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{co-captain for the 1952 Ca[thedral High football { squad. Their selection along with "27 {major grid awards for the past {season, were announced last night at the school’s annual football banquet in the Riviera Club. u o =

UNBEATEN for two straight years in the city and owning an over-all record of 17-2 for the last two seasons, Coach Joe Dezelan will lose 11 seniors rby graduation, But the prospect of next year’s returns look good; Stroud

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tion. Dr. Shibler praised the CATHEDRAL'S IRISH—Front row (left to right): Joe Kiefer, Dick Macy, Bob Springer, John White, Dick Roseman, Bernie Eagan,

EPinit disbiayed Loong he Jay: Frank Meier, Ken Stroud and Coach Joe Dezelan. Second row: Tom Catton, Ron Batireall, Danny Sheehan, Tom Mahoney, Leo Ma- man. \¢ SPORTING 19 cited iE Nr honey, Robert Kirkhoff, Bill Niehus, Don Wilson and Tom Jewell. Third row: Bill Schmutte, Dan Lehane, Charles Wiles, John Adams, TONY Hine. Bu er Universi EM ROE tions of the coaches and faculty.| Bill Schlosser, Kenneth Mattingly, James Gormley, Joe Toth and Francis Fox. Fourth row: Jack Niehus, James McGinley, John McGin- li ttlor who Coached we GOODS CO. H. H. Anderson, principal, and| ley, Skojac, Richard Alsip, Dave Latz, Don Stuhldreher and Griffin. Cathedral's co-city championship football team, winner of nine of J ~~ during the latter's col-} 209 W. Washington LL. 3446 4 Charles Dagwell, athletic director,| 10 games this year, were feted wt the annual football banquet at the Riviera Club last night. lege days, praised. Cathedral's . ® also joined the chorus in review-| y ' . en 2 liga school spirit in the principal] a . —— ing the team's exploits both on} & : Py {speech Robert Din was toastpnd off the field . . . “as gentle-|. = master. For FAST...CLEAN...DEPENDABLE JELLS me frst: and players second.” Cathedral Awards fajor Wayne Rhodes, a former assistant football coach at Tech Varsity Letters and Sweaters -Fon Ba SEWE R S E RVICE CALL YOUR and now in charge of Indiana's tre Ton J k 2 induction bf draftees, served as T % 0 T oO - n 0 0 T 3 ® toastmaster Coach Howard ¥ 0 Longshore termed his squad as “not one of Tech's greatest envice Wan... am skill, but a football team who

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has achieved most of its victories from a foundation of team spirit. The player made mistakes on the field during the course of the season, but a driving spirit often overshadowed those errors.” Paul Meyers and his cross country team also were cited for their recent achievements. Speclal awards and letters were given to the harriers of Tech. Among the varsity gridders receiving awards, Joe Sexson was the standout. Sexson received the gold key in football as a climax to an outstanding scholastic

grid career. Jack Wollen and °, 4 Zz dik Norman Wilson both received

miniature gold footballs,

| | 7 A 2k Haul CR L 2B whit a a - 3 TECH GREENCLADS—William Planker and Robert Parsons, managers, front rew (left to right); Norman K. Wilson, Ronald Jackson, William Mills, George Sluder, James Davis, Richard Grimm, Nick Jannetides, Jack Woolen (second row); William Riggs, David Lewis, Robert Ramsey, Phil Kenworthy, Larry Mitchell, Robert Crocker, Sam Stuckhardt, Clyde Hueber (third row); William Finkbiner, Ronald Stephens, Joe Pittman, Robert Ozman, Bill Norris, Darrell Dusang, Ralph Jeffers (fourth row); Assistant Coach Wallace Potter, Robert Hall, James Ashcraft, Jottie Davidson, Joe Sexson, Perry Rodman, George Glenn, William Siderewicz, Coach Howard Lengshore, Athletic Director C. P. Dagwell. These members of the Tech High Schcol football team, which shared the city grid title with Cathedral this season, were honored last night at a banquet at Tech.

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