Shields Junior High School - Mirror Yearbook (Seymour, IN)

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BASKETBALL GRADE SEVEN. COACH: MR. DARREL BARNETT MANAGERS: RON MEEK, STEVE ROEMMEL The 7th grade basketball team enjoyed a very successful season. The boys worked hard and all of the team members played in many of the games. Seven boys started on the first team at different times during the season. Although not tall, hustle and drive led to victories over larger teams. These boys with continued hard work and good attitude should make a record which both the boys and the school can be proud. Seymour Seymour Seymour Seymour Seymour Seymour Seymour Seymour Seymour Seymour Seymour Seymour Seymour Seymour Seymour (B) 36 Seymour 58 Wins: 15 37 41 39 44 45 41 57 58 45 51 32 51 40 63 SCHEDULE Row 3 (left to right): Mike Scales, Bill Rinehart, Bobby Gallman, Roger Jerrell, Dennis Carter, Joe King, Mark Kendall, Dennis Blevins, Tony McKinney, Mike Schleter. Row 2 (left to right): Pat Garrett, Roland Freeman, Dennis Sterling, Mike Bennett, Rick Pennybaker, Richard Voss, Brian Hunterman, Frank Zagar, Mark Hayes, Scott Burton. Row 1 (left to right): Ron Meek, mgr. , Mark Jackson, Scott Silver, Mark Greaves, Jim Werskey, Andy Storey, Joe Conner, Steve Roemmel, mgr., Mr. Barnett. Cortland Franklin Vernon Bedford Madison St. Ambrose Shelbyville Columbus Central Vernon Immanuel St. Ambrose Columbus North Madison Salem Salem (B) Immanuel Losses: 22 23 38 28 36 22 28 42 42 28 1 30 47 33 17 26 62

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BASKETBALL GRADE EIGHT. Row 2 (left to right): Mr. Knight, Jim Franklin, Dan Mousa, Jim Brackemyre, Ron Hawn, Andy Gordon, Gary Coglazier, mgr. Row 1 (left to right): Jon Lynch, John Groub, Jim Freeman, Kenneth McKillip, Brent Cogdill, Terry Graessle, mgr. NO PICTURE: Rex Mellencamp, Jeff Wolter, Rick Hawkins, Hunter Blanco. 48 30 18 47 39 46 38 43 SCHEDULE Seymour 21 Brownstown Seymour 36 Franklin Seymour 49 Austin Seymour 31 Vernon Seymour 17 Bedford Seymour 27 Madison Seymour 26 Shelbyville Seymour 40 Columbus Central COACH: MR, KNIGHT MANAGERS: GARY COGLAZIER TERRY GRAESSI£ Judged only by the won-lost record, it is apparent that this year has not been successful. If we include judgment, in- dividual and team progress in abilities, aggressiveness, and desire, the season picture is not nearly as bleak. Two early wins in the season gave us the desire for more, but the problem of putting the ball throught the basket plagued us continually. Not until the closing weeks of the season did the games progress with team effort and spark with aggressiveness that we had been searching for since early season. Near wins over Madison and Salem gave us new perspectives for the remainder of this season and, hopefully, for coming seasons. Thus did Mr. Knight, the eighth grade coach, summarize the 1967-1968 basketball season for the eighth grade basket- ball team. Seymour 39 New Albany Scribner 61 Seymour 19 Vernon 38 Seymour 20 Columbus Central 55 Seymour 37 Columbus North 55 Seymour 43 Brownstown 66 Seymour 42 Madison 43 Seymour 31 Salem 34 Seymour 26 New Albany Hazelwood 47 BASKETBALL JUNIOR HIGH JETS. The experience that the Jets squad gained this year will be invaluable to them in the future. They proved themselves good representatives of our school and their pep and go was a vital aspect in a successful season. COACH: MR. WAYNE BARNETT MANAGERS: DONALD ROBINSON DAVID E LY SCHEDULE Seymour 33 Clearspring 21 Seymour 17 Sauers 15 Seymour 40 Med or a 20 Seymour 26 St. Ambrose 44 Seymour 38 Cortland 19 Seymour 40 Crothersville 27 Seymour 44 Immanuel 47 Seymour 18 St. Ambrose 53 Seymour 34 learspring 39 Seymour 38 Sauers 35 Seymour 38 Medora 18 Seymour 36 Immanuel 40 Seymour 44 Crothersville denotes overtime 46 Row 2 (left to right): Mr. Barnett, Danny Rigsby, Roger Greene, Richard Growe, Randy McNear, Jon Bevers. Row 1 (left to right): David Emily, mgr. , Tim Wilson, Allen Bennett, Rick Phillips, Joe Roberts, Tom Rose, Doug Switzer. 61

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These are the basketball players and coaches responsi- ble for the fast action shown at the Shields Junior High basketball games. Led by the cheerleaders, the students have been very instrumental in making this an enthusiastic year for aU the Junior High basketball teams. 63