Jackson Township School - Saxmuri Yearbook (Roanoke, IN)

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Tjoosilng tne J t ' J tigh - - - Bottom row — Cheerleaders, J. Eeaver, B. Shephard, C. Simon. Middle roui— Student Manager, C. Reed, G. Dearduff, R. Byall, L. Thorn, S. Smith, M. Welker, B. Carman. Top rcw—T. James, B. Quickery, S. Dager, R. DeWitt. D. Zent. J. Thome. M. John, R. Rice, R. Hartley. The Stonewalls Jr. High team ended the season with a medium record of 7 wins and 8 losses but bounced back to win a four-way tourney by defeating Clear Creek and Bip- pus to end the year with a 9-8 record. Mark Welker paced the team to a winning season by averaging 9.1 points a game. Coach Bill McPherren should be congratu- lated on the fine job he does every year and everyone is looking forward to another win- ning season from them next year. WE THEY 26 Lafayette 18 20 Rock Creek 10 29 Clear Creek 21 19 Central 27 32 Washington Center 44 27 Central 31 25 Lincoln 29 34 Huntington Catholic 33 32 Clear Creek 21 25 Warren 28 25 Huntington Township 33 31 Rock Creek 21 20 Union 59 28 Lincoln 23 28 Huntington Township Jr. High Tourney 33 24 Clear Creek 23 24 Bippus 7 18

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K etting xp erience on t Tj Syancjcl Back row — K. Klepser, S. Simon, N. Balliet, J. Staley, D. Thomas, J. Gay, A. Cumby. Front row — J. Villiard, J. Simmons, B. Crabbs, Mr. Null, G. Sontchi, J. Pulver, L. Middleton. WE THEY 16 Lafayette 21 21 Huntington Township 39 32 Churubusco 29 34 Ossian 44 31 Geneva 35 46 Union (Huntington Co.) 36 23 Warren 36 29 Leo 41 33 Monroeville 37 50 Rock Creek 34 43 Clear Creek 17 19 Huntington Catholic 43 16 South Whitley 38 17 Jefferson (Whitley) 38 23 Bippus 31 31 Andrews 39 30 Union (Wells Co.) 42 37 Lancaster 4- Way Tourney 52 33 Huntington Catholic (d.o.t.) 35 38 Warren (consolation game) 31 The B team using players to take up the slack on the suspension stricken varsity ended the season with a 5-15 record. Going full strength during the B team tourney they were nosed out by Hunting- ton Catholic, the eventual tourney champs in a double overtime. Although they didn ' t compile a great rec- ord this year, some fine talent was developed to move up to the varsity next year.

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MaJe Moments to Remember . |5 Last but not least, by all means, in the sports section are the fans who cheered the teams on through thick and thin all year. They are pictured here preparing for the Sec- tional. During the tourney they wore green derbys, white shirts and blouses, and white gloves. Although the semi-finals brought disappointment, bright faces and hearty cheers were common examples of the sportsmanship displayed by RHS backers. 19