Owensboro High School - Owensboroan Yearbook (Owensboro, KY)

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They Were The Champs Of The Past Can you visualize basketball star Clarence James or footballer John Anderson as OHS administrators? Maybe not. Many of the classmates of the present OHS administrators probably didn't think of Bill Van- Winkle, Fred Reeves, Gerald Wellman, Joe Penrod, Whaylon Coleman, or Don Netoskie as ever becoming school officials. However, all six of the OHS administrators were high school athletes and now they occupy a position behind a desk at the two OHS centers. 0 11-12 Center Assistant Principal Whaylon Cole- man was the standout athlete as he was an outstanding basketball player in both high school and college. Mr. Coleman was added to the University of Idaho Hall of Fame in 1975 for his outstanding college play. Mr. Coleman lettered in basketball for five years at Western High School and four years in college. 0 11-12 Center Principal Bill VanWinkle was elected to the second team of the Western Kentucky Confer- ence All-Star football team his senior year in high school. During high school, he also lettered in basket- ball and baseball two years and track one year. Mr. VanWinkle also played one year of football at George- town College. ' Don Netoskie, director of student relations at the 11-12 Center, was selected for the All-State football team his senior year in high school at Martinsburg, West Va. ln college, Mr. Netoskie lettered four years in football at the University of Kentucky and one year in track. 0 Fred Reeves, 9-10 Center principal, was the captain of the 1958 OHS football team. Mr. Reeves also partici- pated in the track program. He lettered in both pro- grams at OHS for three years. 0 Gerald Wellman, assistant principal at the 9-10 Center, was captain of his football and basketball teams in 1958 and lettered in four sports. In high school football, he was elected an All-Conference play- er and selected as a Courier-Journal Player of the Week. He played football for one year at Western. 0 Assistant principal Joe Penrod played on the 1949 State Championship basketball team his sophomore year at OHS. Mr. Penrod lettered three years in both baseball and basketball in high school. At Kentucky Wesleyan he lettered four years in baseball. - By Marsha Tanner is - .'.'.'. V . . . .l:f:1:1g1:f:1:Q:' . .'-'-Q-2-1-f-I-2 .- ,h 5.52-2:1:'j:1':2:E:2:2: -3-1123251-1:lg3:i:3:i: :g?sf5s-?s's 2 fisffs' - 1-: E2E:f2i2i'i2t . A . 3. - -,-,,-,-,'.:.-.1.,-.- - V 4. 1,5 1:5 4 :1:, .,4,,:::,'g, 'f'I1.'.'.'. ','.'.'-'n. ,,.'. .V i5:i:3.. lib.,-t 7i-.-'I 'C'T:3:-' ' -:- '.'.'.'.'.'- '.'.'. r ' '-' ' ' :?:3'3' ,i'3'?'T:-.-:'. 11:- :-:-:-:-:-:-tg.g. -1-1-xg:-:i:g.g.g.3.g-: 5:35221-.3' gg,15ga:-:,1:1'M2'f-fgf:1:ff-- --as - . . -,-,- .- ... . . .'..... . .I ,., 3pf,-:-1-:-:-:- -.-.-35.33 :,'-an -.-.'.g2-24, 5, af- ft :-:-1-1-1-13:-:fx 2: za:-:-225-252' .2:f:-zizg: . i. 1:5:' :':1:1:1:2: zzz:-:-.-3:25:22-ft ' A ' ., sfsisgsiigsiagiif: 1-1411. 1-2.3. '-2595!-lg.-2: ' ' . L . .3. -, 55555g5g:3151g:1 .:q-. ,- ,-.'.'. .'.'. . uw,',','.'.'. , ,- ,- .-.'. . I .:, .5.3.5.y9g:,., '-1,-131+ ' ,fs . .:.g.g..'-'-- .' 1- I 4 - ' '. '.'.'-'- t :..::5:3:3. ,.,:,-15:55:31-. ' A tkfiiips. i55??539':??5i5f55355 .'.:.- '. . . I..-2-5513135-:gg -:-3:-25 , '11 :: . ' .-.-:.-.'.'. '.' '. ., '-1' 3 . 5:-:iz-' . ...::... . , ., . . . . . . I., .'- f - .,'.'.'. -1 :-:-:-:-:-'-: r f -- ,- 1 zf . ' - :-:- 1 -. 1..sgagz:a.3.a:5::.::ff '-iffy, '-5' 'g , ' ggi 1 figirfri-E:3:5:511.5.9,gx -rE1E2E':gEr1'1Zg,rE,.' . lg ' -It .A 1-'-.-- , --1 -ms 2-' - as .-.,g .5:s:s:2 13:-wr-1-z .::z:s:s:z:1-' -s:s:s:s:: -:z:s:e:.,.- - 9-10 Center Principal Fred Reeves played football and track while a student at OHS. Launching a hook shot, 9-10 Assistant Principal Gerald Wellman was captain of the football and basketball teams during his high school years. Bill Van Winkle, principal at the 11-12 Center, was described as the big little boy on the 1951 OHS football squad. This is the way Student Relations Director Don Netoskie looked when he started in the backfield for the University of Kentucky. - 7, ,.- ...wa 15 O i Bill Vawinkle Fred Reeves Whaylon Coleman Gerald Wellman -joe Penrod -Don Netoskie 11 12 Principal' 9-10 Principal '11-12 Vice-Principal 9-10 Vice-Principal 9-10 Vice-Principal Student Relations 188fSupporting Cast