Summitville High School - Oak Leaves Yearbook (Summitville, IN)

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Goblins lie in wait as the struggle over the rebound occurs under Marldeville’s basket. Goblin spirit at SHS Strategic position and knowledge of the ball’s location prove essential to Alan Muey’s attempt to regain a loose ball. “We can’t go on meeting like this,’’ says Dennis Shelton to his Quaker opponent in the Summitville game at the sectional. 11

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Caught in a quieter moment during the game, Elaine Allen meditates on the Goblins' action against the Arabians. Final tourney appearances trigger Participating in the Madison County Tourney and the sectional at Marion were the two highlights in basket- ball action at SHS. In January ’69 the Goblins tackled the Markleville Arabians on the Anderson court. En- thusiasm and suspense reigned as the tipoff came, but Goblin teamwork could not overcome the 70-56 result. Sectional time, too, led a drive for victory as Summit- ville drew Fairmount for their opponent. Giving the team a rousing send-off from a decorated school and excited student body, the players demonstrated their spirit and ability on the Marion hardwood. A closely matched battle was fought with the score constantly wavering, but finally the SHS representatives received a tense 65-61 outcome. Syncopating the rhythm of the SHS basketball season, these athletic contests added another spirited touch to the 1968-1969 year.

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Dramatic endeavors Aiming with deliberate concentration, Mike Hughes, portraying Wayne Frake, tosses a hoop in hopes of impressing his girl. Recurrent battles over the best pickles engaged Jeff Stanley as Able Frake and Roxanne Wable as Mrs. Ratlins. Pickles and the prize hog are topics of discussion during the Frake's coffee break at the performance of the senior play. 12