Midland High School - Middies Yearbook (Midland, IN)

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B TEAIVI Doyle Swaeby CCoachI John Salters Jerry Hubbell Jeff Edmonson Brian IVliller Tim Warrick Philip Myers Rogers Johnson IVlike Cazee YELL LEADERS Charlotte Ray Judy Brady Debbie All Patty James AH TEAIVI Doyle Svvaeby CCoacI1l Robert Sievert Kenny Davis Jimmy Nlitcliell Doug Keller Tommy Johnson Bruce Wallace Wayne Fultord Lloyd IVIicI1aeI Gregg Orman lVIil4e Cadwell YELL LEADERS Judy Brady Charlotte Ray Patty James Debbie All IUNIOR HIGH Boys' Phygigal Education Girls' Pl1ySiC2E1l EClUCZ:1tiOrl Compliments of Paints DON'S VARIETY Wallpaper Jasonville, Indiana 51

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J? B TEAM Don Woods Warren Hays Larry Wools Mike Orman Lonnie Rogers Ralph Johnson Philip Leiglity Carl Wall Jimmy Hadley Billy Bedvvell Bobby Tucker A TEAM Coach May Paul Stone Chuck Jacobs Bob Hunter Tom Cnllison Steve Jacobs Alan Znder Charles Klein Tim Hays Gene Talpas Virgil Gardner YELL LEADERS Sharon Dickey Deanna Mears Connie Cadwell Linda Swan SENIOR HIGH BASKET BAll TEAMS Coach May Compliments of Compliments of Griffith s Ga Evans Heating and Air Conditioning 134 West Main Street Electric Jasonville, Indiana Jasonville n . Phone 665-3031

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MIDLAND WINS FIRST PREIIM IN 26 YEARS The Midland Middies set the stage by defeating Jasonville 44- 38 with Walter Talpas taking scoring honors by hitting 29 points. In the tournament finale Saturday night, however, the story was different,,as Paul Stone, Greene County's leading individual scorer, collected 45 points as the Midland Middies won a sizzling double-overtime decision from the Clay City Eels, inthe Clay City Prelim of the Valley Tournament. The Middies grabbed the lead and held it for the first three quar- ters of play only to lose it at 41 to 40 early in the fourth period. The windup of the specified 32-minute playing was packed with drama. The Middies trailed by two points and the clock had almost ticked the final second when Stone was fouled by one of the Eels. With no seconds showing on the clock Cmeaning that only a fraction of a second was leftl, Stone fired two shots through the hoop from the 15-foot line to deadlock the scores. In the first overtime, the Middies again trailed by two points, with seven seconds left, when a re- serve, Tim Hays, tied the score again. In the second bonus period, however, Stone collected all six of his team's points, to sew up the victory.