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

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I like peaches, hey now, and I like cream, hey now chant Lynne Shelford and Cindy Haynes. Hail to the Eagles valiant, Hail to the conquering . . . , senior cheerleader Susan Shane leads our school song. Oak Hi11's Varsity Cheerleaders win award at summer camp for their leadership and spirit. L-R: Susan Shane, Lynne Shelford, Cindy Haynes, Kathy Mauk, and Ruth York. K Iunior Varsity cheerleaders head the spirit for Oak Hill B teams. L-R: Cindy Byrkett, Diane Frank, Terry Ludlow, Ianet Friese, and Kathy Bruner. Freshman Cheerleaders, the mighty little four, Lead frosh enthusiasm. L-R: Gina Gibson, Debbie Landis, Pam Melching, and Iody Hayes. cheerleaders 85

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The varsity cheerleading squad reflects its reactions to the excitement of the National Cheerleading Associa- tion Clinic. The clinic was held at Oak Hill and approximately 500 girls participated, but no awards were given. varsity CHEERleaders Win first place at illinois camp Soul and Spirit characterized the varsity cheerleaders at Illinois State Uni- versity. These gals placed first, four out of five days at camp in competing with other schools. They also received the spirit stick for their performance there. The Iunior Varsity Cheerleaders spent a week at Smith-Walbridge Camp in Syra- cuse, Indiana. They learned many new soul yells for fall sports. All three cheerleading squads learned new techniques from Mr. Gene Cason, a professional cheerleader from Dallas, Texas, who demonstrated new tech- niques at the National Cheerleading Clinic. Mrs. Harry Kempher and Mr. Charles Hope sponsored our cheerleaders and Pep Club for another victorious season. To the tune of Everything is Coming up Roses during halftime of basketball games and homecoming the sixteen lasses chose Nondus Roesly as their captain. Mrs. james Blake sponsored the drill team again this year. , Q x 1 l,'ifQ t 1 5 f 9' ' . Q sage? Q A 2 p kt VH l ....--Mil I Drill Team marches to, It's a Grand Ole Flag. Lf-R Front Row: Diane Graham, Carol Lawrence, Barbara Rybolt, Ian Buroker. Second Row: Lesa Walters, Cindy Thode, Nondus Roesly, Kathy Perry. Third Row: Charlotte Roesly, Debbie Scott, Beth Howard, Peg Lawson. Fourth Row: Marsha Smith, Judy Carlson, and Rhonda Felhiem. 84 drill team

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Physical endurance, says Iay Hayes, football and basketball player who serves as assistant to Mr. Iames Law, is my goal. Iay is encouraging underclassmen in a weight lifting program to help athletes. Bar Bells stall Kevin Williams for a moment in his battle to build muscles and strength. 86 weight lifting GYMNASTICS help girl athletes condition for volleyball tourney Gymnastics and volleyball are but two of the activities of Oak Hill Girls' Ath- letic Association. G.A.A. also par- ticipated in horseback riding, bowling, bicycle trips, and hiking. Oak Hill's volleyball team played four games, also they competed in district meets and a toumament in Marion. Mrs. Harry Kempher sponsors the G.A.A. Boys' physical education class headed by Coach James Law included weight lifting, wrestling, basketball, and foot- ball. Mr. Law feels that weight lifting is important for a good athletic program at any high school level. All boys' physical education classes lift weights two or three days a week. Assis- tant Iay Hayes helps encourage under- classmen to build stamina by participating in the body building pro- gram, varying their physical activities.