University High School - Jordannus Yearbook (Bloomington, IN)

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The Univees started the season under Coach Al Gallo with three returning lettermen. The team was again one of the tallest in the areag its starting Five averaged about 6 ft. 2 in. The team had a knack for losing the Close games, losing eight by four points or less. The Univees pulled a couple of minor upsets by beating Gosport and Solsberry. Tom Schuessler scored 40 points against Charleton for a new single game scoring mark, and Rusty Cleland scored 351 points for a new season scoring record. The Univees had a 6-12 record for the season and lost their first game in the See- tional to Smithville. l 1 Center Rusty Cleland controls a tip and Bill Krueger jumps to receive it. Iliek Meliall, lioh Vl'ylie, .xml severil Gosport players poise for aeiinn. agers osf 6- 72 eason Clad in red and white, the Booster Club members enthusiastieally baek the Univees, here, .it a basketball rilm. This was the tlub's second active year, organizing early for fall football games. . -Ni se fr l14'c'r1ty-se

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5 In February the Student Council sponsored the annual locker clean drive. Spearheading the campaign were Ann Baker, Susie W'eiser, M -lolinson, and George Dunn, chairman. - u p ike The Student Council, as usual, had its H11 of projects and prob- lems such as the parking situation, a Christmas party and convo, and a dance. For the benefit of teenage driv- ers, the Metropolitan Youth Coun- cil has given a monthly award to the top teen driver. It attempted to promote a drag strip, but did not gain sufficient support to build one. The Policy Council is responsible for the new club program and a courtesy campaign. 'J f , A 6. , s ff on v w-2 f- V t , L , J. ' W I Y - mf-- a c S v I ryanlzailon ,fi gp , Checking Lane Hicks' driving skill for the MYC driving K. B. Thurston briefs his Senior government class for lest are ,laniee W,lIl11Cf, Milo Sampson, Steve Xveiser, and a test, as the near-graduates prepare now for their part Patty llrogneaux. as good citizens in their communities. Page fivcnfy-eiglzf .f-f 'T