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

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TRACK TEAM: Front Row: Head Coach lack Keefer, lack Hunt, Steve Berry, Dave Shellen, Kim Richardson, Ken Groom, Tim Sigler, Mark Miller, Steve Wilson, Tom VanDeWater, and Mike Mark. Second Row: Assistant Coach Don Iones, Iim Needler, Denny Gray, lim Satterwaite, Mark Diveley, Steve DeWitt, Dennis Bradford, Craig Moore, Dave Renbarger, Mike Boswell, and Sandy Werry. Third Row: Assistant Coach Galen Smith, Keith Mygrant, Bob Carty, Mike Worden, Bruce Ramsey, Dennis Penick, jim McClain, Kevin Mitchell, Keith Mughmaw, Phil Renbarger, and Kenny Summers. Fourth Row: Steve Chambers, Randy Moore, Pat Parnell, Ierry Smith, Randy Miller, Tim Howell, Brad Howard, Russell Hovermale, Tim Hobbs, and Gary Alexander. Fifth Row: Dean Shepard, Randy Eckert, Everett Shattuck, Mark Hyman, Iohn Hard- castle, Tom Chism, Ioe Haynes, Flava Sirk, Greg Reed and Mike Truman. Sixth Row: Steve Weaver, Kevin Clanin, Tim McClain, Kevin McClamrock, Dan Hom, Robert Lytle, Bill Westaver, and Brook Sefton. CROSS COUNTRY TEAM: Front Row: Student Manager Dan Hom, lim Satterthwaite, Roy Neeley, George Pinkerton, Tim Moorman, Ioe Fleck, Iim Needler, Brian Smith, and Student Manager Bill Foust. Second Row: Bill Westaver, Mark Diveley, Iim McClain, Trent Andrick, Keith Shoemaker, Keith Mygrant, Dan O'Brien, Bruce Bowman, Third Row: Tom Chism, Randy Eckert, Kevin McClamrock, Pat Parnell, Dave Croaff, Dean Shepard, Russell Hoverrnale, Mike Truman, joe Goodman, and Head Coach Don Jones. After the agony of a two mile jaunt, Pat Parnell receives a first place stick during a meet with West- ern. Pat a new comer at the High School runs for the Junior Varsity cross country squad, Running down a paved runway to build up speed, Mark Miller gains height as competition grows tense. 9' fee 2 78 track sssgzixtxmw

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Wrestling Team: Front Row: Bruce Bowman, Ioe Fleck, Sam Homer, Kim Richardson, Iack Dawalt, Iay Matchett, Roger McClain, Dennis Penick, Ieff Hall, Tim Howell. Second Row: Brian Cranor, Ronald Hall, Tim Sigler, Roe Vadas, Bob Carty, Mike Winters, Mike O'Brien, Stan Grizzle, Mike L. Mark, Tom Van DeWater. Third Row: Ian Davis, Stan Davis, Coach Lewis Synder and Mr. Dennis Holmes. These matmen comprise the 1970-71 school year varsity squad. -.---...-...... Wrestlers-Sam Homer, Kim Richardson, Bruce Bowman, and Ioe Kerlin-ran 22O's during an after school practice as Coach Lewis Snyder repeats instructions to the varsity squad before the Grant County Invita- tional. wwfffsf .fl ffl iq. F 1 ,i Going for rebound Bob Armstrong and Scott Corbin display defense as teams one and two play alley ai' , 6 EE : basketball. wrestling 77

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CROSS COUNTRY captures 5-0 dual record in '70 season Coach lack Keefer's Thinlies captured an outstanding 5-0 dual meet record during the previous spring track season. In starting the season off right, freshman, Iim Needler placed twelfth in the two- mile run event at the Hoosier Relays. Jim revealed leadership during the season and proved to be an outstanding runner. Iim's classification as a freshman runner puts him in position for a real competitor throughout his high school career, he's also a cross-country participant. Oak Hill started off its dual meet schedule by soundly clobbering Missis- sinewa 98-19. After starting off on a winning foot, the boys jaunted to Fair- mount and Southwood to hand them losses of 67-51 and 87-31 respectively. The Panthers of Eastbrook and Eastern's Comets also failed to conquer the Golden Eagles as they were defeated 89-29 and 81-37 respectively. In triangular meets Oak Hill's Harriers placed second at Logansport and Hunt- ington. They were victorious at Man- chester and also against Maconaquah. Relays weren't too victorious for the Golden Eaglesas they placed second at Marion and Oak Hill. To round out a good season Oak Hill placed a respecta- ble second in the Mid Indiana Conference race behind Northwestern. Oak Hill's cross country team headed by Coach Don jones captured a .500 sea- son in dual meet competition. In dual meets, the harriers won victo- ries over Eastern 27-28. After being beaten by Maconaquah 25-34, they went onward to whip Peru 23-34. In the remaining dual meets they were defeated by Eastbrook 23-32 and ended their dual meets by conquering Western 26- 30. Oak Hill placed second behind East- brook and ahead of Madison-Grant in a three-way meet at Eastbrook. With six teams participating in the Bennett Invita- tional the harriers placed behind North- western and Maconaquah. Also in the Grant County Invitational, Oak Hill placed behind Eastbrook and ahead of Madison-Grant for second place. Oak Hill entered sectional competition with sophomore lim Needler qualifying for the regional, as Oak Hill ends their sea- son' cross country 79