Hillsdale High School - Echo Yearbook (Jeromesville, OH)

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Records Broken b Track Individuals Ra n d y Lu i k a r t and Mike LeMasters, assisted by Coach Robert Valentine. ready themselves for a s ho rt sprint. I-Iillsda1e's track team did not show their best per- formances in that they lost four meets and won only two. Dave Butler, Mike LeMasters, Randy Luikart, and Don Freeborn were the senior lettermen. Highlights of the year came when Dave Butler set a new school record for throwing the discus 126 feet '7 1X2 inches and when junior Charles Twining set two new school records when he ran the one-half mile in 2:06. 8 and the mile in 4. 43. 5 . Opponent HILLSDALE Black River 46 '72 Loudonville 97 1X2 28 112 Mapleton '71 56 Wooster 78 45 West Holmes p 84 43 Lucas 5 1 76 ig? ii... iiii.ii J 'fi ,Q Every pr a ctice in track is begun with a run around the track. FRONT ROW: R. Louden, R. Justice, T. Butler, R. Sel- vage, S. Neff. D. Garn, A. McClure, I. Cox, S. Hu- ber, J. Daniels and R. Eagle. managers. BACK ROW: B. Miles, T. Dague, D. Freeborn, F. Schuck, M. Lei- 74 l bolt, D. Butler, R. Luikart, P. Garn, C. Twining, G. Austin, M. LeMasters, I. Tallmadge, Mr. Robert Val- entine, coach.

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Wrestling Introduced As New Sports Activity ' 'fmtmaz-fem - si ra ,, 3 , st.. ., N W Adviser, Mr. Robert Valentine, points out the im- T. Haldernan. BACK ROW: C. Conrad, R. Louden, portance of a good beginning in wrestling to members of R. I-louchin, L. Funk. T. Pore, D. Kyler. G. Austin, T. the wrestling team. Galen Blough and Forest Schuck are Sours, B. Morgan, B. Weaver, D. Harris, D. Hange. demonstrating. Other members of the team are FRONT M. Momchilov. I. Myers. ROW: S. Schwan, R, Hange, B. Somerlade, B. Weaver, Freshmen Have Their Own Basketball Team For the first time at Hillsdale, wrestling was offered as an extra-curricular activity for boys not participating in basketball. The team's record was three wins against four losses and their matches are listed below. The senior members of the team were Dave Harris, Bob Weaver, Terry Pore, and Galen Blough. Opponent HILLSDALE Black River 13 27 Triway 44 8 Ashland Reserves 43 9 Ontario 18 23 Triway 31 13 Berlin Heights 21 26 Ontario 31 12 ' Freshmen boys had their own chance to FRONT ROW: B. Betson. W. Applegate, H. Brightbill, play basketball with boys their own age in pre- L. Mclntire. J. Cox. SECOND ROW: Mr. Jim McKin- paration for playing in their remaining years of ley, Adviser: T. Fulk, R. Lipscomb. S. Bolin, J. high school. Coached by Mr. ,Tim McKinley, Daniels, manager. BACK ROW: D. Biddison, R. Sel- these boys tried their best to show that they vage, T. Butler, D. Garn. were truly good athletes. 73

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Hillsdale Takes Another First in the Con erenee FRONT ROW: T. Sours, B. Somerlade. R. Lipscomb. L. Zehner, B. Miles, L. Cline. R. Louden. I-I. Bright- bill. L. Strang. I. Tallmadge, R. Justice, G. Mowry. BACK ROW: Coach Jim McKinley, T. Yonkovski, T. The second Fireland's Conference trophy of this year was placed into the trophy case. It was won by an exuberant baseball team. Even though the team did not win any of its non-league games. it came up with a five win, one loss league record. Hillsdale and South Central were tied for honors in the southern division. but Hillsdale nipped the Trojans three to one in the playoff to name Hillsdale the southern divisional cham- pions. Then, on June 1, the Falcons played Milan, the northern divisional champions to determine the Fire- land's Conference Champs. Here, too. Hillsda1e's athletes showed that they are the best by defeating the Indians four to three. The team's record is posted at the right. , s. ,iw-!1 ,, ,iq1f'lf1gjQI4g. ' M ' ,, ,2,,- 5. - . Brightbill. J. Cox, B. Weaver, C. Briggs. G. Austin. D. Hange, T. Kosse, P. Patterson, C. Wiltrout. B. Swinehart, T. Kaufman, S. Fast. Opponent HILLSDALE Lucas 8 4 Loudonville 8 4 St. Peter's 13 O St. Peter's ll 4 Doylestown 5 3 South Central 2 8 South Central 9 2 Black River 2 3 Mapleton 7 16 Mapleton 0 I 1 Black River 5 S Championship Games South Central 1 3 Milan 3 4 In a practice session, Curt Briggs slides into third base while Paul Patterson tags him. Paul is backed up by shortstop Bob Weaver and Chuck Wiltrout serves as umpire of third base. These boys are all senior members of the team. 75