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

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The loneliness and quietness of the halls surrounds freshman Greg Hiatt, but the atmosphere is shortlived for when the bell rings to end classes the hustle and bustle of 712 students invades the halls' serenity. A 1 tk A -Jr Iv! A .J 2 Q--J Lev A , A x ' 1 ,. A I 'I Q 4 , ' ,. I . vu iklk ivy, A 3 L X e W, 114 freshmen ,W it Aa ? 'fr' l' X Q ,O 5 X Cv --Q .. ' 5 1 ur 's 'X .lui - ' K M ,N , X Q ,.,,Q . ,J elf' W , 1 ' f Q , . I .5 170' T -sr A X rf ' .1 a gg- if 1 , ,eo af-y Oh, I'm scared, I have never seen so many people in my life. This is a state- ment you may have heard from the 205 freshmen upon entering the lobby on the morning of August 28th. Represented by president, Gary Alex- ander, vice-president, Ioe Baxter, secre- tary, Sarah Curless, and treasurer, Jane Garber and sponsored by Mrs, Kenneth Sloan and Mr. Reese Peacock, the fresh- man class participated in school events such as the homecoming parade, the Sec- tional pep session, and the victory bon- fire after the Eastbrook game. In the homecoming parade, the fresh- man class presented a float entitled 5 to 1, the Eagles are Gonna Win! Larimore, Rick Larrison, Lila Lawson, Barry P 3, -' Loyd, Debra Ludlow, Ianice Martin, Mark 5-,V McCarter, Marcia Mc Lain, Robert McClain, Tim McClamrock, Kevin ' McCracken, David Melching, Pam ' ' Miller, Debbie 3.564 L Miller, Randy c Mills, Michael F aw sf' , ' McGibbon, Suzanne Moore, Arthur Moore, Randall Myers, Tina L - f gf Mylet, jeff Neeley, Beth ., - r O'Brien, Mike V gi 1 E ,f..-Q A If O'l-laver, Ieana Parnell, Patrick mix 3 ,gl ...Q ,A K El gjwh ,....V T it K .An b J , in , ,JF5 F' .if 'fx lt' ji. 3 2' X K K it as X- -.1 ,1 ,Aa Perry, Nan Phillips, Belinda ' Phillips, William dh r Phillippe, Debbie Plank, Douglas Poe, Marsha . Prickett, Kristi Pullum, Stephen Pyle, Terri Raymar, Edna Reed, Greg Renbarger, Randy Reynolds, Debra V, Richardson, Sandy - .- , A Richey, Stephen 'oi 1 t 5 oh X N 5 ,sary A, K 1 - V, Riddell, Mary gtk Sirk, Flava Riddle, Patty ., Robertson, Ginger Rogers, Linda t , , Rushing, Richard Russ, Tim Russell, Brenda Saylors, Richard ,, Scott, Connie S 1 , Scott, john c - V, Sefton, Brook A Shane, Ioanna 71' ' Shattuck, Everett Q .-.- I . 'r Shepherd, Dean - ' Shepherd, Donald Qt f ' ' A ns , . L , 1 at 2 r , M L , 4 it A P , I A ,fs ,gg , W Schaaf, Susan ' 'V' -, M , V 5 ' ' ii. , tr if my 3 - ,V ff. 5' s ' N' E1 at H X S3 if 3 res sy its is g X is Y d,,.+ ., 5 ,sri 5

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V, Preparing observation slides Bob Vanhoose and Sam Freel plan microscopic study for Biology I. Attempting to snag her last bug, Susan Smith meets her biology deadline. Algebra I student Rory Felheim dis- plays that freshmen can solve problems too. debbie landis elected FRESHMAN homecoming attendant Upon entering the high school many college-bound freshmen chose subjects such as academic English, Biology I, Al- gebra I, or a first year in languages such as Latin, French, German or Spanish. Other freshmen chose courses in home economics, art, agriculture, drafting, and industrial arts. Freshmen football players discovered a change in pace was in store for them as they tackled a strenuous work-out for the 1970 football season. Freshmen boys found that they had the opportunity of participating in sports such as basketball, wrestling, track, cross country, and golf. Chosen to represent the freshmen class in the 1970 Homecoming festivities was Debbie Landis. Freshmen selected to represent them in athletic events cheerleaders: Joanna Hayes, Pam Melching, Debbie Landis, and Gina Gibson. Henderson, Lisa Henderson, Robert as v ,K wmv., 25' F F ,N f: A Him, Greg L. 4 5 V Hiatt, Greg S. 1 . M V V, , Hobbs, Debbie 3 . W.. - + 5 1' V , Hobbs, Tim 1 -...af is 1 'W' -3 V' ' , ,V . Hochstetler, Marlk 1 V 2 'V V V 4:,, V, V Hombuckle, Kar een Q F6 px i f x t',v tt 7 J 54' .Q Horner, Frank 1 an fs yt '.,. '- ' ,fl . ' ' Homer, Penny - ' 'zllll if Hosier, Robert A W Q, 1 Hovermale, Russell U, , V ,, wb: 1- ' I , Howard, Brad S v b X -e' V1 Q . . gf Howell, Tim ' .wgg V Eur ,,, , ., . it ' - Hyman, Mark V- VV. .f' V he ' ' ' T VV V , Jackson, Dennis 'F . F :, if 1 ' '. ' ' . ,,. p I V g Jacoby, Amanda lim ' fl - 'Q lj V3 5 ' 4 ' f Ieffries, Piper -53 W' A up A 5... .fp . V p S ' ... . K K Iohnson, Ian Iohnson, Linda Kellams, Bonnie 4' , 1 Kelley, Susan Kendall, Greg L f. 1 Kendall, LeRaye di' ii 'x f 1 ' Kendall, Rene 'FX If Kerlin, jess Key, Darlene Key, Nancy King Brenda King Linda W 4 'V King Christine Kitchens Samuel i , ' Labus, Susan if ' ' .V ' V Landis, Debbie freshmen 113

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:he FRESHMEN float theme, 5 to 1, the ll eagles are gonna win! added to HDME COMING as the units paraded, september 19. ,I . VV V Smith, Jerry 'E r U A 5 V T: ' 0' F Smith, Steve l,g'1f.f gV Q1 f ,gg Smith, Susan V: V Smith, Teresa ' VVV V ' sex . Vi , it , V, , 1 5' x, It 1 1 f I 'gl Sneed, Edward -7 V E, , V ' W' Sneed, Kim ' I -5 ' if - ' 1-'fvf Q Sommers, Diane ,. ' , V , ' V E VV Stairs, Vickie M ,V W i',,, 5 , 5 W Q , V My We ,. M' wi- at f' uf Stepler, Terry 3 , , Mft, li Stevens, Susan ', ll, g Summers, Kenneth ' V Sylvester, Daniel - 'i ,J V if aar- I 54, - ,r.. V VV 1 1 Sweet, Dana V I ': V VV V VV Thompson, Marsha . 5 3,-E, , l - Travers, Iohn ' 71' -V V. V4 'S V, Trotter, Kathy K V V t ' ' ......-' L.t'T s.. '. ' sl f Truman, Michael VgV , sq V f Q .Q V Tucker, Gage 4 if . . x V Vanhoose, ob , - r .,-' , V Vogel, Pat 5 ,,, f - - a 1 - ' v.. 1 2:22 i K 1 ' We Walker, Bob VV V , 1 ,, V: Ward, Gary ' T S 5, Q . ' V Ward, Kenny 'S' fm f lt , Wamock, Ioni I V a V at XJ lf! , tlri 1 ',rsi. T , X was k' st 5 ' ., , ,,tt H QV A V Warren, Howard ,W e VV V Weaver, Debbie his ' r Q Weaver, Steve R83 V . -V V V Westafer, William 1 7 Ja, V TEA V VV V V Whirl, Io , ,,, , , White, Gary Wah , A , V Williams, Nancy j 4 f V Williams, Sherry V V ' 4 V r ,, V15 1 t 1 :2, 2 W' ' h Th 1 'ag' inning am, omas ,,. Vp V , ' V , Wouster, Kathy ' 'TV , ' - W ' -h' 1 ' V , ' lf Ybarra, Anthony f ,gh ' ,V V '-3 A Yonts, Paul V V rf' V t o , Freshmen Bill Westafer, Paul Yonts, and Kevin McClamrock 'T , - discovered the responsibilities high school expects of a student. freshmen 115