Rutherford B Hayes High School - Delhi Yearbook (Delaware, OH)

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Reserve Basketball Hampton, E. Starling, J Fouts. STANDING: Mr Dunker, C. Smith, K McMullen, S. Elliott, J Feinburg, K. Collier, D Sheets. f The 1960-61 varsity basketball team did not have any returning lettermen and no players with varsity experience. It had quite a struggle during the first half of the season, but as the boys gained ' ' ' 't Althou h the record skill their playing improved greatly. They began to work effectively as a uni . g was not ver good fl-181, the team has a bright future since all players will be returning next season. Y The starting line-up of Ben Wilson, Tom Walsh, Sam Pratt, Frank Montgomery and Dan Rybolt provides the foundation for a winning season next year. Freshman Basketball ROW ONE: L. Banks, T. Moore, J. Crank, D. Brimhall, J. Slagle,R. Murphy, H. Wenger. ROW TWO: R. Disbennett, D. Wheeler, A. Leeders, T. Sampson, D. Campbell, W. Maxey, J. Brown. ROW THREE: T. Hull, R. Stultz, R, Kaiser, G. Hasty, G. Klump, D. Brown, Mr. Motil. F, l KNEELING: B. King, J. Burns, C. Flournoy, B.

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3 Wrestling Team N KNEELING: T. Landsittel, J. Burkhart, D. Wickham, E. Schramm. STANDING: D. Keeran, R. Shank, M. Aller, S. Aller, J. Borland, B. Sexton, J. Moses, J. Thatcher, M. Bauman. Don't let the Stars Get in Your Eyes 'Y- ! x This year Willis' own wrestling team was formed. There were thirteen boys on the squad. They went to Franklin Heights for sectional wrestling matches. They had only two weeks of practice so there was not too much experience on their side. However, the coaches--Mr. Cornell and Mr. Chuck Hansen--were hopeful for next season. wim lub The Delaware Swim Club for the first time this year met during the winter at Wes1eyan's Pfeiffer Natatorium. Practice was held every other Wednesday. Although there were no meets held during the school year, the summer schedule is full. Practices are held in the mornings and there are many meets, including those with Arlington Tremont, Scioto, Marion, Worthington and the annual A.A,U, meet. ROW ONE: M. Blair, sec.: S. Aller, treas.g T. Ivers, pres.: J. Burkhart, vice-pres. ROW TWO: S. Sell, C. Russell, S, Wilson, C. Crosby, A. Kebker, K. Burkhart. ROW THREE: D. McLain, A. Ivers, J. Harris, C. Carnes,K, Seligman, C. Roof. ROW FOUR: A. Leeders, S. Lewis, D. Campbell, W. Oehler, J. Moses, S. Milisor. ' In the Good Old Summertime ips! Qt