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

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Coaching a championship team for two years successfully is an experience that doesn't happen too often. When basketball season opened last fall, all of the Varsity of the year before reported for prac- tice. Mr. Miller has spent the year perfecting the precision plays and developing further the skills that were already taught. Practicing and playing in the new 2400 seating capacity gymnasium has added to his pleasure as well as that of the community who have backed the team at all their games. jim Miller's Clever Clovers have been written up in many of the papers in the surrounding counties as well as being listed as one of the top- rated teams in the state. During the Christmas holidays, the Clovers were privileged to demon- strate some of their plays before the coaches who attended the Coaching Clinic at Lafayette. They have deserved all the credit that has been given them, and they completed a most success- ful year . After a winning season last year, the only thing the Clovers had to look forward to was playing in the new gym and im- proving their performance of the year before As the year ended, the l 4 1 i l Clovers and the fans realized that a fabulous team had come and gone in three short years l 4..l

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LU? Comes lo Cloverdale Along with the excitement of a winning team, Cloverdale was chosen to represent the Mid- ' western schools in the special educational issue of LIFE magazine. Mr . Fred Snell, photographer and reporter, arrived early February 25 to catch all the mounting Hoosier Hysteria at Cloverdale. Starting with the bang-up pep session on Friday afternoon and continuing on to the final cutting of the nets at the Sectional at Brazil, Mr. Snell lived with and photographed the Clever Clovers , The Clovers extended their winning streak through the Regional at Terre Haute and the Semi State at Evansville . Saturday afternoon, March 19, saw a strong backing of Cloverdale fans at the I-linkle Field- house to witness the second game of the Indiana State finals where the Clovers were to meet the Titans of Indianapolis Tech. When the final buzzer sounded, Cloverdale had been defeated by a score of 51 -58. A spectacular year of basketball had ended for the Clever Clovers who brought innumerable honors to our school. They had put Cloverdale on the map of Indiana basketball. The 1965-66 basketball season made history that will long be remembered by all who were associated with the fabulous team and Coaches Jim Miller and Al Tucker, 50