Harding High School - Aquila Yearbook (Oklahoma City, OK)

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1 JV 'si' 1.5 f A A V Qui ' Q 'P A H 'vw e ' if 5 5 , Q 'V n?' bf S - K , i in - - Hugh Sprague, Iim Swaggerty, and Andy Runka get in shape for the 1959 cross-country team Marvin Conn and Dennis Shumate get oft to a fast start. S S' 'W

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6345'KffZ4 1 YYAHDING' i 4 ARD! X 35M, , ,M 30 tr The 1959-60 Basketball Team-Front Row: lim Brown manager, Charles Mugg, Phil Glenn, Iay Cronley, Bill Hill, Mike Dossey, Gerald Campbell, Howard Cole, manager: Back Row: Coach Byron Roberts, Rick Berry, Marc Kadyk, Bob Metcalfe, Win Holbrook, Mike Mullman, and Bennie Cravatt. Hurting from the graduation of almost the entire 1958-59 team, the 1959-60 basketball squad slumped to a 5-17 record. The Eagles were fifth in the Capital conference with a 4-8 regular-season conference record and they were 1-1 in the regionals. Iohn Marshall, Southeast, and Clas- Bill Hill hooks right over his Clausen opponent. sen were Harding's victims this year. The season's peak was probably reached with the two victories over Southeast which was a power in the state as well as the conference. Although seven letterrnen graduate this year, the fu- ture looks bright with four regulars returning. lay Cronley hits an easy lay-up against Iohn Marshall. Aar R 1'