Clay Township High School - Geronimo Yearbook (Peru, IN)

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PEP CLUB This was the first year Clay had an organized pep block, and they did a wonderful job of boost- ing their teams. The cheerleaders did a marvelous iob of keeping The pep block cheering loud and strong during the games and pep sessions. Pep club officers were: President, Janet Hedrick, Vice President, Mary Frances Hedrick, and Secretary-Treasurer, Linda Waters. The ofticers did their part by providing Transportation, arranging skits for pep sessions, and obtaining necessary cards, gloves, and other needed supplies for half-time shows. CHEERLEADERS SHARRON FAWCETT JUELDA HOSTETLER WANETA WILLSON

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FRONT ROW: Ted Miller, Bob Runyan, David Mast, Terry Eye, Tommy Agness, Jack Hawk s Ph Ilp KI g Steve Oldham, Dean Bontrager, Roger Sommers, SECOND ROW: Coach Larry Klein, Larry Zehrng James Yoa s Mike Shrock, Joe McKinney, Jon Melton, Terrell Myers, John Shea, and Richard Miller, JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL Nov. Nov. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Converse Bunker Hill Liberty ,, North Grove Miami Randall Butler H , Bunker Hill Clay Opp- 33 51 3I I9 39 27 50 I6 24 411 35 I4 37 36 22 115 JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS SMofE52lliEi?f?:J'

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CLAY'S BASEBALL SCHEDULE FOR 1958 Clay Opp. Clay Opp. 6 Northwestern U16 A Northwestern . 1 1 2 Svveetser -. . LLLLL 11 5 Sweetser . D tt O Swayzee ,,L., L,,L . .8 O Svvayzee 7 7 Fairmount N , , ,,a, 8 3 Eastern ,, 7 2 Eastern L,,a, .17 2 Fairmount . ., 9 10 Western N , .16 5 Converse 11 8 Converse .. 9 A Western ,o,, .17 COACH LARRY KLEIN - B FIRST ROW-Wayne Birkey, Gary Powell, John Whitley, Kenny Myers, Ralph Ramsey, Rex Kling. SECOND ROW-Coach Larry Klein, John Horner, Mike Zehring, Larry Harts, David Spangler, Joe Glassburn, Jay Agness. COMMENTS FROM THE COAC This was Clay Twp's first year to participate in the summer baseball program ot the Tri-County Conference. Our record wasn't too impressive, but the expe- rience gained was the greatest asset acquired. Most ot the players had little experience, most of them had played in fewer than seven high school games. The six graduating seniors were the most experienced members of the team. Six of the returning members will have to till the open places lett by the departing seniors. Since the returning players are not experienced in some ot the vital positions, the future still isn't the brightest. Clay hopes to have a winning team in addition to gaining experience and developing sportsmanship next year. Coach-Larry Klein