Oak Hill High School - Inflight Yearbook (Converse, IN)

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Golden Eagles Really Soar High TEAM UNDEFEATED IN FIRST YEAR OF ACTION Un September 4, 1959 the Oak Hill football team took the field for the first time. Little did anyone realize that this was the beginning of an undefeated, untied season. Freshmen and sopho- mores had received a few weeks of practice in the fall of 1953, but it was a new sport for the other boys. After a few weeks of intensive practice under the able leadership of Landry, Stillwagon, and Carbaugh the Oak Hill team was molded in- to shape. Because this was the first year of gridiron activity only four varsity teams were scheduledg the other three were reserve teams. It was a good start! SCHEDULE IQ Manchester I3 32 Fairmount O 26 Western 7 - I3 Highland I2 25 Eastern 0 28 Northwestern O 46 Whites O And the faithful crowdl vs 1- V , 5 , , 'Ku ,YQ '1 'Ll ' ' .' .,..4 1 . M' ,fwl IF 1' o-umm, Don't stop now, Willie! I ,Ul- .Quai-Ilia -Phu Q.l.x Sideline Conferences A51 f -69- A team on the gol

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FOOT BA LL HIGHLIGHTS In going undefeated the Eagles outscored their opponents 139 points to 32. Bill 'lribbett led the team in scoring and rushing. The grid- men were unscored on in four gamesg three of these coming in the last three contests. Prospects for next year look bright as graduat ion will take only seven seniors. The graduating seniors are: Joe Sirk, Bill Trihbett, Jan Wimnier Ray Kling, Tom Dubois, Bob Losure, and Bob Parks.