Hillsdale High School - Echo Yearbook (Jeromesville, OH)

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thletic Activities The trampoline was always everyone's favorite gymnastic implement. New techniques and skills were learned for the safety and proper balance of the student. After the Falcons copped the Fireland 's Conference Basketball Championship, an assembly for the purpose of presenting the trophy was held. On February 24, 1966 the entire student body and faculty gathered in the au- ditorium for the presentation. Mr. Creighton Ghrist. President of the Fireland's Conference, gave the trophy to Coach Cox, who in turn fabovey offered it to Co- captains Dean Moody and Chuck W iltrout Cholding trophyj. lt was then presented by these boys to Mr. Yeater and the school. 55 l' nl - A it Q f kg? . l n 1 t -Qi V , J Aix ' , ' Qi? I.: k 'rr fig fix I 1 H ,, hw W s3,t X , ,. H . I rprr 5 A ' 'l 2 In addition to managing the football and basket- ball teams, Russel Eagle put in quite a bit of time working with Coach Cox and the physical education classes. Russe1's main duty was to wash and dry all towels used in the physical education classes. Towel service like this was introduced for the sanitary purpose of providing a clean towel for each student after shower- ing. This service costs one dollar per semester per stu- dent. 77

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tudents to Back Teams Varsity basketball cheerleaders Joyce Hoverstock, members, and various other physical fitness instructors. Cindy Tallmadge, Connie Nethero, Bev Cline, Jacque They did their best, not only doing cheers, but also Workman, Kathy Fickes, Barb Helbert, and Lois Sellers, making signs, and creating enthusiasm for support of were chosen mid-year by the Student Council, faculty our teams. Senior Susie Echelberger assisted the cheer- leaders at each pep rally by giving announce- ments and informing the students of the next cheer. Audrey Clark, Georgann Carl, Pauline Selvage, and qfront rowj Carol Atterholt served the freshman basketball team as cheer- leaders. They show ed an earnest effort to promote school spirit and team backing. 79