Adrian High School - Antelope Yearbook (Adrian, OR)

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? Q7 4 Q.: BACK ROW: D. Reed, B. Hartley, D. Kaneaster, F. Schafer, L. Garren THIRD ROW: F. Babcock, R. Lovitt, E. Wilson, D. Foster, E. Nelson, D. Sullivan SECOND ROW: I. Price, W. Callister, G. Smith, R. Peterson, G. Hastriter, I. Thiel, B. Looney, Coach Ward FIRST ROW: G. Cleverly, J. McGinnis, T G K L. Culbertson, B. Skinner, B. Parker. BA EBALL Forming the nucleus of this years impressive baseball team are seven returning lettermen who promise to drive on to an even more successful season than last year when the record was well above the .500 mark in games won. Sparked by 3 returning let- termen, Gail Cleverly, fShot Put - 42'j and our representa- tives to the state track meet, Dwayne Bennett and Gene Haney, this year's track and field team promise to rack up many points for Adrian this SCBSOH. Sponsored by-- The Senior Class .Xa- P fi 3, -- A 'M ,- N Y V qui. fu K l tix 5 x T . Al F F . sf ' T - F - , , . 7' 1 . L , X v l ,,. e 1 X , .3 a N t ,Y ,wkkfiin V f Yi V. ' .Y , QXJXX skgws-wi' P P ' Q. 'fP,-:M XXX . 1. 5 M s rf BACK ROW: L. Dill, D. Shenk, D. Sullivan, G. Cleverly, G. Haney, Coach Harper FRONT ROW: D. Reed, T. Borge, L. Culbertson, F. Jensen, T. Campus, I. Webster. 36

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JU l0Ii VAR I'l'Y J. V. SCORES Visitors Adrian Jordon Valley 48 The JV's have proved to be a scrappy Homedale 42 squad by coming from behind in the final Nyssa 32 moments of play to squeeze past many Parma 48 unexpecting quints. The team is com- New Plymouth 22 prised of ten sophomores and five fresh- Marsing 40 men. They are: Bill Looney, Russell Nyssa 47 Bassett, Fred Jensen, Gene Haney, Fruitland 36 Tommy Campos, Wayne Smith, Larry Wilder 33 Culbertson, Kenney Barstad, Wallace Notus 23 Butler, James McKinley, Pete Hamrnon, Middleton 26 Steven Sayre, Jimmy Webster and Eddie Homedale 41 Nelson. Managing are David Hurst and Parma 41 Theo Blackburn. New Plymouth 42 Around these fifteen under classmen, Marsing 47 Coach Harper has developed a well co- Fruitland 22 ordinated team whose members are Wilder 32 prospects for future varsity teams. Notus 56 Jordon Valley 43 Idaho First Homedale Tractor G. and B. Furniture National Bank and Equipment Company -Parma- -Homedale- -Ontario-

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. ' ' . ami IIIDCKEY Q ,. e: i xi lflii. p. Since its start in Adrian last year, field hockey has played an important part of the girls' athletic program. Four games were played with the College of Idaho along with an exhibition game at the half of a home football game. Attributed with being one of the best high school field hockey teams seen by several authorities, the girls, and their coach, Miss Dean, deserve considerable praise. Sponsored by-- Morfitt Stores Inc. Homedale Golden Rule Store Homedale