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Each Weeli riie seats i;re v hard, the cokes lost their taste, and the briiiht colors of the cheering sections became dull. The happy yelling and singing of the Burris fans, similar to that of our own onK minutes before, was a droning nuisance leaving an emptv feeling in each of our stomachs. Th(jugh there was no real pain, the tears flowed freely and even the boys had triiulile keeping their composure. It vas over. It onlv lasted about an lii ' ur. but it seemed like eternity. Gone were our hopes for a section- al ictorv. gone for another vear — and forever for the seniors — as tliat great gathering of friends and fans, closfh ]iacked together, laugh- ing and r-irraniing and elling non- sense at the lop of their lungs, happy to be participant- in what Indiana uarml knows as a basketball L ' ame. liinls and I ' .iiillur- moil;;;!.- !■ rieajc dnn ' l liol.l m h.in l in front nf .ill tin - ■ pcnpl 25
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Loyal Supporters Followed Birds Hardivood Action Where did it go? Doug Brown scrambles to get rebound. 24
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Marc Ca JR. HIGH TEAM iiichael, Dan Clevenger, Larn- Coll ROW ONE: John Bu: Watkins, Dan Butler ROW TWO: Coach Don Vickers, Ricky Reese, Randy Taylor, Alan Fisher, Rndy R Phil McNickle, Larry in, Tom Forrest. Junior High Displaying vim and vigor the junior high basketball team ended the season with a 12- von 4-loss record. Through teamwork, determination and good sportsmanship, the jun- ior high squad found the path tn victory in the junior high tournament at Tavlor Uni- versity. The junior high won other awards at the tourna- ment at Upland. Eighth grader Randy Taylor was the recipient of the good sports- manship award, while the junior high yell leaders were judged first in the yell leading contest. Much is owed to the team and yell leaders for the fine teamwork. sportsman- ship, effort, and enthusiasm they displayed throughout the season. l BASEBALL TEAM ROW ONE: Dennis Stewart, Tom Browning, Terry Taylor. ROW TWO: Coach Myron Dickerson, Scot Fisher, Chuck Taylor, Jim llolhT, Jim Creen, George .Shaver, John Carter, Doug Brown. ROW THREE: E. J. Gulley, Ricky Bettegnies, Mike Davis, Pal Enlr. J,,! Dixon, Carl Leslie, Alva Warren, Terry Poland. 26
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