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F Y 'P' Varsity Changes Their Course Lowell Lowell Lowell Lowell Lowell Lowell Lowell Lowell Lowell This year the Varsity Cross Country team finished with a record of 2-7, The two wins were against Western lf?-44 and Magnolia T9-43. Changes were made this season for the varsity team. Instead ol running their usual two mile course as in past years, they iogged a longer and more tiring three mile course. ln upcoming years all meets will consist of not iust the Vorsity team, but .lunior Varsity and Frosh-Soph team running this course and the 2 mile course will be eliminated. The lock ot Seniors this year did create some difficulties for the new coach, Randy Gray, and the team. Fortunately, more expe- rienced runners are promised for future sea- sons. The Vczrsity's high placers in enthusiasm and ability were given to Bob Seymor, Most Inspirational, and Mike Herman, Most Valu- able Player. SEASON RECORD 2-7 42 Sonora t5 42 LHHS i9 33 Troy 22 l9 Western 44 Sunny Hills Savana Magnolia Buena Park 4l Anaheim 33 ' 22 35 21 i9 ' 43 50 I5 ' 20 VARSITY creoss courirrevi coach Grey, Kathy cis- tneno, John Hollister, Ron Brown, Scott H-essenger, Mike Bennet, Mike Herman, Jerry Shatter, Bob Seymour, Har- old Davis, Dave Rosenthal,
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VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY: Dove RosenTl'1c:T, John Hoiisier, Mike Hermon, Harold Dovis, Bob Sevmour, Alex Tenesqu, Scott Mess- inger, Jerry Shofter. T1 54
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JV. ConTinues Winning STreol4 Bv receiving The idenTicol score os IosT veor's Teorn, The Junior VorsiTv conTinued Their winning sTreok, Three defeoTs rnorred The Junior VorsiTv Cross CounTrv seoson. One loss To Sonoro 3O-25, one To Bueno Pork 50- l5, ond onoTher To Lo Hobro l7-4, giving The Junior VcirsiTv runners o 6-3 record overoll. The mosT conTroversiol meeT wos ogoinsT Bueno Pork. Becouse The PoTrioTs used ineli- gible runners, The score wos chongecl ond Bueno Pork wos oworded The vicTorv, olTer- noTing The previous score from Lowell 25- Bueno Pork 33 To Lowell 50-Bueno Pork l5. AT The Col High lnviToTionol, The Teorn Took 3rd ond wos owoirded ci well-deserved medol Tor Their high olocernenT. ln December oT The Cross CounTry Aworcls BonqueT, The Teom's new cooch, Rondv Grov, oresenTecl lvlilce BenneT wiTh The MosT Volu- oble Plover Aword. J.V. CROSS COUNTRY: Mork Belokof, Gorv Gross, Ron Brown, Mike Bennet, Jomes Witford, Comron Mumrv, Allon Bowen. S
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