Culver High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Culver, IN)

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6:1 - . . ,,,4,. ., wx it 5 X ka IUNICR HlGl-l TRACK TEAM. First row: Darrell Cook, Ronald Kuhn, Larry Sellers, Robert Sherwood, Dodd Stacy, William VanDyke, Robert Dickson. Second row: Sam Medbourn, Robert Osborn, james Piersol, Phillip Rosebaum, William Sheppard, Lance Overmyer, john Benedict, Mike Cavender, james Hall. Third row: Mr. Parson lcoachl, john jergensen, George l-lerr, Phillip C-retter, Peter Ott, Charles l-lodges, Gabe Zovanyi, Rodney Edgington, james Canterbury. Fourth row: Paul Cromley, john l-look, Pat McFeely, Tom Boswell, Charles Reed, George Baker, james Carter, Randy Banks. SEVENTH GRADE CHEERLEADERS. jane Benson, San- EIGHTH GRADE CHEERLEADERS. Sheri Yocom, Bar- dra Fisher. bara Moore. 65

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TRACK TEAM BRINGS PROMISE OF SPRING In the first meet Knox edged out Culver for first place, leaving Francesville third. In the second meet Culver lost to Bourbon by a mere seven points. Then Culver was vic- torious over Aubbenaubee, but Walkerton won nine points more than Culver in the fourth meet. Culver came in third in the next meet, behind Hammond Noll and John Adams. ln the final meet Culver was edged out by Culver Military Academy. The standings in the county meet were: Bremen, first, 58 points, Argos, second, 50, Culver, third, 495, Bourbon, fourth 33, La- Paz, fifth, l8, West, sixth, l4, and Tyner, last, no points, Larry Berger and Bill Wash- burn tied for highest individual points. Washburn set a new county record, 23:05, for the 220-yard dash, and he tied his own record in the lOO-yard dash-lO:O5. Berger set a new record in the high hurdles-l6:5. Out of 23 schools represented in Class B at the Goshen Relays, Culver finished fifth with Washburn winning in the lOO-yard dash and Berger in the high hurdles. The Delphi Relays were held during the senior class trip, so only underclassmen participat- ed. Out of l2 teams in Class B, Culver came in tenth. ln the Logansport Relays Culver finished fourth in the two-mile relay, third in the shuttle-hurdle relay, and first in the sprint-medley relay. Seven boys represented Culver at the sec- tional meet at Huntington. Berger qualified for the regional in both the high and low hurdles, Washburn in both the lOO and 220 yard dash, and the half-mile relay team of Berger, Washburn, and David and Richard McCoige. ln the regional at Fort Wayne Washburn qualified for the state in the lOO and 220-yard dash, setting a new regional record in the latter at 2214. He finished fifth in both events in the morning trials at the state finals at Indianapolis. Front row: Ed Rosebaum, Terry Cavender, David McCoige, David Washburn, Charles Hardin, Sam Prosser, Second row: Larry Norman' Norman Thomas' Dale Bennett, Everett Feece, Alvin Triplet, lay Snyder, Charles McCoige. Third row: Coach Pedersen, john Wharton, Larry DeWitt, Dan Savage, Carl Wagoner, Scott Hunter, Student Manager Richard Large. Back row: Eugene Benedict, David Middleton, Warren Curtis, Gary Duff, Robert Mc- Coige, Dwight Newman, Buddy Barnette. 64

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VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Beverly Price, Barbara Rust, Virginia Reed and Pat Dowd are in the midst of leading the vociferous fans in Say Culver! CHEERLEADERS INSPIRE FAITHFUL ROOTERS PAPOOSE CHEERLEADERS Sandra Furnas, jeanelte Berger and Carol Lucas in The climax of the varied routines that accompany The wide range of yells. A ra 12 rv 1 il 66