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

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TUESDAY, MARCH 15, 1966 ' W THE mD1ANAPoL1s STAR-i-1i1- Clovers Nl Longer lt fwx 'IP 150 Percent Effort Secret Of Eight Luckiesi Clovers By DICK DENNY Sports Writer CLOVERDAL1-:, 1na.--'iaatman,'- mga, Bird, - p r l ..B0neS,,,..Tricky,,,..Toughie,,,..FrenChy.,and..SChmz,. Nc,:ovennALs crovrns CLOnEI5P:L:sl1?FORD have read well their copies of the Cloverdale Hand- book of Basketball. The eight luckiest Clovers in this proud little com- munity of 741 persons plan to put into practice Satur- day what the,handbook's author, coach Jim Miller, has been preaching all year. That would he a philosophy can't pick up the bigger schools that says, It's' what you do overnight. with what you've- got that Still, we beat some fine XZ M C :Hb vgfgfrsfsn gg gg Z3 m oon.-t . . - 1 more FE MQW. 79 22 23 Rod Hervey . 5-ll SESQEEJ' if :fxuxlfffee Q , 24 25 ROY Sandy ' ' 6' 2 Rlzlsvilllf so an 'fllafsgmli' 30 31 Jghn Truax , 5-11 cliillmgf 63 2: Nkeelsville 73 32 as Mike. Suhrlin- 6- 1 El'...g.' 22 .5 2L'3r.i1'li '13 34 35 John Price ' . 5,10 Staunton 61 'County Tourney 40 45 Don Morris. . 5-ll 5ECT'0NA'- 42 53 Rick Fora... s- 1 ',YjI,71',7!1L gif' W' 'W' 44 43 Dick Stallcop 5- 5 REG,oNAL 54 51 Rob Jones.. . 6- 2 umonynu mu snauqman its

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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

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Mr. Holman and Mr. Purcell deserved the praise of all the fans and the players. This unemotional pair satpassively through the season without being a-b-le able to as much as cheer. The only thing they could do was smile when we won. This dynamic duo kept accurate records and saw that the tally on Cloverdale's side of the score board was always right. Off Court asketball Squad Lewis Cline, Student Manager, kept all the basketballs clean and everything in its place. He could be seen frequently up to his elbows in basket ball soap the night before a ball- game. As student trainer, Bill Morrison used mile after mile of tape. He kept himself busy by aiding the boys as much as possible during the game and after. Jay Fisher and jerry Sutherlin were responsible for keeping accurate records of all games. 52