Logan County High School - Annual Yearbook (Sterling, CO)

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'Y' PT' 4 wh' J. :Q w tk 1 P' x fi tl JW S W A is 4 hi-w 15 ,Egg EEQEQQQQKXQ Wrtlm only 1 few weeks practice they met South Denver on the local gridiron and by a victory of I5 to 0 were lmmedrately sent along the road to recognition among the more exclusive towns up the lme The next game of the schedule was played at Scottsbluff and lt will long he re membered for the good sportsmanship shown by the opponents Our boys had a httle surprise m store for them whtch turned out to he a walloplng of 53 to 0 m favor of Sterhng The followmg week Alliance played here This game was a regular walk over and It IS sufficient to say that we won hy a score of 98 to 0 The test of our team was held at North Platte There we met 3 team that had the advantage of us m werght but not m pluck Thrs game practically decided our standlng and after four hand fought quarters the score rested 7 to 7 After having achieved much success at home Scottsbluff Intended to reverse the former score tn a return game They arm cd highly elated but departed rn a dlfferent mood with a defeat of 55 to 0 Next we met our old adversarres who hve up the lme at the beet dump called Morgan After the game wrth North Platte our boys were ready to meet anyone and they returned with Morgan s goat havmg a score of 58 to 0 hangmg to its neck i941 Q rd '72 v , gk - I ' I , t ' v . , 1 M , . - 1, M K . 1 .- A ,bw ' -H 1 Q g 1' fag -.Q-f t Q ' s - y , et V . 1 -I. ' A Q-f ' . f -. . 'K - -- ,, X f - - - ' x 'Q Xv k - 1- f' ,U-,JA ,f ,gn r - 1 ' ,t E J ftp . ' 'fi Q4 ' ' ' ' '- V V. Q- ,rf 'Q-H511 'W 'M , 1 pg U .Z -Y X ', xg A V I .,t.gM ,sZf5cgfg,E,f., -' 4- . Q , , - 2-'s',,.,fvl 1 u W.. . . ff 9 8, .Q N., ,A . - , 1-. g .. . aa Q. -Q , .M Lt-ef, 4-:xt - 41. J .4 . , , , . . 1 ' ' l x , , , , V , A ' . x . 1 I . ' , .n ' Vg . t L I . I . 5 I . l I . . 7 , . . I. V . . . - . . . , ' ' - . . . . ' I A 1

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To the sorrow of all Logan Hugh football enthusiasts ancl the Joy of those of nelgh bormg towns the most glorious football season for our eleven has drawn to a close Coach Knowles has bullt up a most remarkable team After rollmg the volunteers around rn the dust and sllghtly dxsabllng the majorlty of hrs maternal he whipped into Though they were not once defeated they were unable to attam the state champion shxp because of the reluctance of therr worthy opponents to meet them rn a post season game 0 H 1 Q . shape a team which has the best record of any ever turned out of Logan High. 93

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On Turkey Day the lids from Colden came down to play wrth those country akes at Sterling Haung been admmrstered a dose of 84 to 0 they decrded that those old country boys played too rough and they were going home rrght away We were unable to procure a post season game wrth Colorado Sprmgs but a total score of 370 polnts agarnst our opponents 7 IS nothmg to be ashamed of This lrttle chapter of local history would not be worthy of publrcatron rf that group of martyrs called the second team were not mentroned They were rnstrumental rn per fectmg the hrst team and for the mjurres they suffered that the frrst team mrght know how to meet a crrsls they have received no llowery wrlte ups nor crowns of laurels only the Jeers of the populace and crowns of thorns However Coach Knowles realized that they are Indispensable and compensated them wrth srlver footballs to take the place of the gold ones grven the hrst team Those whose names belong on thrs Roll of Honor are Osmer Kellogg George Bakke ess Patterson Frrel Heaclrrclc Harrrson Blarr Walter Rogers Harold Seymour Howard Barnes Lendyl Rrcherson Bernrce Kung George Dersham Harold Ellrs and Olrver Crbson l95l mi l . 'Y 1 I+, l I tg H Q A - 4, .. 1' ' A -'-V' 'J' ,. 1 . ,...,. ,N . - 5.. P' . '- l . 1 . I K. 1 L ' -I ' 11 ' . . 1 , ' O .t N as H U . . ,, ' v . . , . . , 1 - L I , , . . , J , , - 1 . r , . , , . .