Markleville High School - Arabian Yearbook (Markleville, IN)

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arszky asfefgczf -X M. u-fs..,ef.1 Each year as basketball time rolls around a flicker of excitement begins to be noticed here at MHS. Not only does excitement begin to creep in, but also school spirit and school patriotism. This flicker soon grows into a roaring bonfire as the Arabians taste of hardwood action and victory . Everyone, whether player or team-backer feels pride in the team and their accomplishments and proudly call the purple and white our team . MHS seems to bring to Indiana its own brand of Hoosier hysteria , coming from behind sev- eral times to win because of their Never give up attitude, an attitude which coach Karl Keller kept within the boys throughout the season. The student managers aid Mr. Keller in managing the bas- ketball teams. ROW I: Mike Gustin, Student Manager, Karl Keller, Coachg Tony Sisson, Student Manager. ROW II: Bruce Hardy, Gary Osenbaugh, Randy Stoops, Jim Gustin, Doug Mitchell, Dave Padgett, Terry Littrell, Mike Dickey, Gary Brum- field, Jon Padgett, Greg Fisher. 26