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

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The basketball team compiled a record of 7-4 by the who brought home the trophy were: First row: G. Her- end of its season. On February 17, the team partici- Vey, K- Lewis, Mrs. Sharp, S. Sendmeyer, V. Cum- pated in an Invitational Tourney at Granville Wells. After defeating Brownsburg, they went on to down Pittsboro and win the tourney. Proud team members mings. Second row: P. Bailey, G. Steele, B. Walker, J. Collins, C. Staley, K. Scott, T. Ison, D. Schwomeyer, A Dorsett, L. Weist and Susie Holsapple. GAA Learned Skills and Sportsmanship The members of the track team participated in a District track meet at Franklin High School last spring. Those returning to the squad from the previous year were: B. Walker, R. Dorsett, V. Cummings, K. Lewis, P. Bailey, L. Hess, T. Ison, and S. Sendmeyer, 54 Seniors who went bowling on Wednesday's were always anxious to board the bus to go to the bowling alley. 1971-72 Senior bowlers were: P. Smith, M. Yount, B. Cummings, K. Lewis, K. Ison, C. McKamey, T. Edwards, and B. Nickerson.

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GAA Created An Interest in Sports Mrs. Sharp, GAA sponsor, spent many hours helping GAA girls acquire and develop their athletic skills. GAA members were: Front row: K. Ison, D. Schwo- meyer, D. Hess, K. Lewis, N. Stevens, T. Ison, M. Yount, B. Cummings. Second row: T. Edwards, C. McKamey, B. Nickerson, P. Smith, L. Hess, V. Cum- mings, K. Fidler, L. Weist, D. Dean, S. Sendmeyer. Third row: K. Scott, A. Coffin, A. Dorsett, C. Vickroy, L. Wells, D. Yount, J. Bingham, J. Weaver, T. Dunshee, R. Dorsett, P. Bailey, J. Collins. Fourth row: K. Cum- mings, B. Walker, C. Staley, M. Saucerman, S. Bow- man, V. Nickerson, G. Steele, C. Reid, C. Vickroy, G. Hervey, J. Horn, P. Hunter, B. Whitaker, P. Black. Fifth row: M. Leidig, M. Lavenau, D. Schoman, C. Kay, D. Hughes, K. Jones, G. Powell, W. Wagner, S. Wilson, J. Smith, J. Powell, B. Knoy, M. Jones, S. Van Winkle, V. Edwards. The key to a successful club was good officers. The GAA oflicers proved themselves as leaders by plan- ning the profitable Halloween Carnival. Officers were: Front row: Mrs. Sharp, sponsor, T. Ison, Treas.g D. Hess, Song leader, D. Schwomeyer, Pres. Second row: N. Stevens, Sec., K. Lewis, Vice Pres. Third row: K. Ison, Song Leader.

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Through Teamwork The volleyball team played many schools and participated in a District meet at Plainfield High School late last fall. Mem- bers were: Front row: Mrs. Sharp, C. Kay, M. Leidig, D. Yount, K. Scott, T. Dunshee, K. Sutherlin, B. Whitaker, K. Lewis, C. Staley, Second row: V. Nickerson, A. Dor- sett, G. Steele, J. Weaver, T. Ison, B. Walker, P. Bailey, K. Jones. Just as soon as the GAA sweaters were awarded, Senior girls could be seen parading through the halls of CHS, showing off their hard-earned green or white sweater. In or- der to be awarded a sweater, a girl must have earned at least 250 points during the time she was in GAA. Those awarded sweat- ers were: P. Smith, K. Lewis, N. Stevens, K. Ison, D. Schwomeyer, P. Bailey, R. Dorsett, M. Yount, B. Nickerson, B. Cummings, C. McKamey. A plaque is the highest award any girl can re- ceive in GAA. Three hundred and fifty points must be earned and ten written skill tests must be passed. Plaques were awarded to Senior GAA members: Peggy Bailey, Kristi Lewis, and Rhonda Dorsett, 55