Akron High School - Golden Haze Yearbook (Akron, IN)

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'175 " Team l First Row tlett to rightl: lack lunkin, Mike Metzger, Gary Parker, Kenny Maxwell, Eddie Smokers, lim Barr, Lyle Butt, Larry Kuhn, Second Row: Mr. Deaton, Wendell Kuhn, VValter Hollingsworth, Donnie Nicodemus, Dick Say- gers, Denny Thompson, Bob Sterk, Lynn Smith, Coach Tutls. It's all tor tun-and tun we've had. Perhaps we didn't beat 'em all or set any records, but these boys have pro- vided the excitement that builds school spirit. Cliiith f7'fO7107'S 'Go fjfou Iohn Stark, an ardent tan, who can always be tound in the same row, on the same seat backing the boys in his quiet manner. To him Mr. Deaton presented him a lite time season ticket. He has at- tended games since l9U8 and only missed two home games.