Cloverdale High School - Hi Lites Yearbook (Cloverdale, IN)

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AL TUCKER Assistant Coach FRESI-IMAN TEAM Through hours of practice the freshmen gained needed ex- perience. As the year progressed so did the team as they added victory after victory to their record. Members of the team were: Bob Fenwick, Ronnie Mcliamey, Dave Branneman, LeRoy Cummings, Jim Staley, Steve Walker, Ed Truax, Frank Coffin, Milan Tyler, Keith Monnett, jerry McCullough, Mike Diel, and Dennis Sutherlin. Under the able direction of Al Tucker, the B-team and Fresh- man team showed constant improvement. Mr. Tucker spent many hours drilling and practicing with both teams. Those who were around the dressing room sixth period also knew Mr. Tucker as the Mr. Fix It of the Athletic Department. The B-team seemed to gain additional poise and skill with every game. By the end of the season, it looked as if the Clovers were on their way with another great team! Members of the squad were: Steve Brown, Dave Nees, Ron Barker, Jerry Denny, Glen Furr, Gary' Collier, Kerman Goss, I-lobe Nickerson, and Gerry Hoffa. B-TEAM

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SEVENTH-GRADE TEAM The seventh grade started along the long road to being a well balanced, disciplined team. Members were, Mike Fay, Tom Allegree, Bob Steele, Steve Yotmg, Larry Arnold, jim Lease, jeff Holsapple, Gary Schomeyer, Rodney Cummings, Rudy Laven au, Terry Ziegelman, Gary Walker, and Steve Thomas. Mr. Holman, who was new to CHS this year, had a Kentucky accent which some of his players found hard to translate. By the end of the season, however, all the 7th and 8th graders knew that what Kentucky said meant basketball any way you said it. l The eighth grade squad got off to a slow start, but near the end of the season started to show their stuff , Squad mem- bers wereg Mike Cross, Charlie Coon, Billy Steele, John Whicker, Mark jones, Phil Haas, Glen Haltom, Bob Steele, Larry Wilson, and Charles Norman. EIGHTH -GRADE TEAM ROBERT HOLMAN jr. High Coach

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