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

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The CHS grapplers chalked up a record of 5-8 to finish their second season in the WCC wrestling competition. Although the team record was not outstanding, many of the wrestlers scored fine individual records. This year's grapplers were: Front Row: G. Sublett, C. Whi- cker, B. Fisher, G. Cummings, G. Sutherlin. Second Row: Coach Curran, T. Sutherlin, S. Burns, P. Mabry, D. Wallace, R. Merriman, D. Glessner. Third Row: P. Ford, K. Haltom, J. Sutherlin, V. Barnes, B. Schwo- meyer, T. Bland, K. Cash, Manager. Also, several grap- plers received honors in the conference and sectional. Those who placed in the conference were: T. Bland, lst, B. Schwomeyer'2ndg V. Barnes, 3rdg C. Whicker, 4th. in the sectional, the following six wrestlers placed fourth: C. Whicker, V. Barnes, T. Bland, P. Ford, J. Sutherlin, and B. Schwomeyer.

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l l 4 Working on cheers and yell formations in order for the new cheer formation 01' On an Old 0119- Sth grade Cheer- 8th grade cheerleaders to cheer their team on to vic-- leaders were: On top: J. Steele, Left to right: J. Walker, tory, much practice was necessary. Many nights after W- FGTEUSOU, D- Monnett- school, these cheerleaders could be seen working on a Enthusiasm Getting into the Jr. High system of school was a new experience for these girls. It was also necessary for them to find time to be 7th grade cheerleaders. Precisioned move- ments, spirited sideline cheers, and clever floors yells were very much a part of being cheerleaders. Members of the 7th grade cheerleader squad were: Top to bottom: C. Whitkanack, J. Henson, B. Weist, A. Purcell.

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gg.: www -.-: B ar Net RY --- After one year of experiencing the different local courses, foul weather as well as foul shots, the 1971-72 golf squad was ready to get into the full swing of things again. Although many of the golfers seemed to be teed- ceilfgcat tirlntesiaon tjhe wlgoli, the smgluad enjlfiyedltheintroduction of the new spo . 'em ers o Dt e squa were. nee mg. K. Patten,.J..Sutherl1n, P. Ford, M. Sims. Standing: R. Poorman, G. Bowman, Jeff Williams, Max Cassida, Coach Curran, G. Sutherlin, K. Cash, D. Wallace, and K. Neild. Conference Sports Gained Recognition . fe 1: ge A . as Q. la . , H g A s J .Nil-.s2Q?3'if1?sQ- .ll a 'fins viii F 'fn 3 R '3 -9:3553 .ff Y .. as i . . 5 i lf l v aas . s:'fz.-s- ff' -' H ts ' - fs 4 77-1 -zz A , . lgws W igs? 11: - -s .-R--ss : -f: sliv- Q 2X2!feE1kt6!w:f 1f -vii xiessi CHS cindermen practiced many long hours on their individual areas of track and field. Versatility seemed to be the object of these trackmen as many of them com- peted in several different events during the course of the meets. Members of the squad were: Front Row: R. Moore, K. Haltom, D. Nees, H. Manson. Second Row: T. Steele, J. David, S. Boston, M. Steele, J. Yount, C. Jones, Coach Jim Coon. fda 8