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

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IUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM: Front Row: Mark Shaffner, Donald Hudson, George Pinkerton, jim Spangler, and Kevin Williams. Second Row: Tom Way, Dennis Bradford, Sandy Werry, Dennis Gray, and Trent Andrick. Back Row: Coach Iack Keefer, Phil Renbarger, Brian Smith, Steve Berry, Kevin Mitchell, and Mike Boswell. The Junior Varsity Eagles gained skill and experience by winning nine conference games. Sophomore Phil Renbarger struggles for a needed basket against the Maconaquah Braves. Fighting for a rebound, Phil Renbarger leads the Eagles to a 43-34 victory over Manchester. 74 junior varsity basketball FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM: Front Row: Randy Miller, Greg Reed, Tom Chism, Anthony Ybarra, Mike Truman, Ioe Haynes, and Randy Eckert. Second Row: Manager Steve Weaver, Mark Hyman, Gary Alexander, Greg S. Hiatt, Flava Sirk, Ioe Goodman, Ierry Smith, and Manager Brook Sefton. Back Row: Manager Mark Hochstetler, Bob Van Hoose, Dave Croaff, Dennis Iackson, Kenny Summers, Perry Frank, Pat Pamell, and Coach Duane Hazelbaker. The freshman Eagles exhibited fine sportsmanship and gained experience.

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eagles capture REGIONAL crown th twenty seconds left and the Eagles trailing by two, anxiety and tension fill Kenny -om as he shoots two free throws. Kenny hit the charity tosses and the Eagles won 73 3. X ,.,. A - V- .it ' I ' Ai . I all losed in by four men, Gary Dedaker's dribbling maneuvers elp Eagles during County Tourney enthusiasm. Lynn Anthony capitalizes driving fast break with a layup. Ripping down a rebound, Iay Hayes utilizes his hidden strength at County Toumey time. Oak Hill smashed Northfield 101-76 to open the toumey.

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As third quarter action riddles Coach lack Keefer's plot, Mark Shaffner responds to the situation. V x , + 'I i i Q .V f 4 Nm 2 1 , . ' Q ssfwv 11.5 is ' 5 -'5 va .W f. sn K .Gif .9 - xXN ' A --et. I is Shooting a jump shot, Junior Varsity forward Brian Smith scores two as Tom Way rebounds. junior eagles post 5 consecutive victories for WINNING season Junior Varsity began their season with an Eastbrook defeat Q26-39j, but this only prompted their spirit to future wins. Alexandria fell prey to the clawing Ea- gles Q46-441, North Miami also failed to stop the Eagles Q50-42j. Mississinewa blemished the Eagle record with a disappointing defeat Q40- 481. To nest five wins in a row the baby Eagles Spread their tiny wings and flew away with Wabash Q48-461, Northfield Q38-31j, Manchester Q43-341, Eastern Q54-521, and Cass Q38-351. But Madi- son Grant bullied the junior five 42-39. Oak I-Iill's Iunior Eagles soared again as Maconoquah bowed to Oak Hill Q49- 391. Also the flying five continued their victory streak by swooping over North- western Q49-431, Southern Wells Q61- 35j, Peru Q55-411, Southwood Q55-351, Tri-Central Q64-391, Western Q65-461, and Caston Q64-521. Freshmen opened this year's basketball season with two discouraging set-backs. They were defeated by Peru 40-54, and Mississinewa 43-59. Then came back to down Southwood S7-56 only to be beaten by Marion Iones 33-40. At tourney time the Eagle Freshmen eliminated Bennett 44-37, later the frosh five lost to Eastbrook 41-53. After losing by a slim margin to Wa- bash 36-37, Coach Hazelbaker and his crew killed Eastern 69-37 and edged Maconaquah 30-29. Then the Freshmen lost one game to Tipton 29-39, before entering the Peru Tourney only to be disappointed again when they were eliminated in the morn- ing session by North Miami 49-59. Again the fighting frosh started a win- ning streak by rolling over Madison Grant 67-35 and stomping McCulloch 63-44. After much effort and what seemed a very long game they defeated Washington 55-54. freshman basketball 75