Bryan Station High School - Crest Yearbook (Lexington, KY)

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A. Captain Norman Olsen drives. Golf Although the golf teamhs record of three wins and sixteen losses may not sound suc- cessful, it did show a marked improvement for the team over the year before. Bryan Station had many excellent players Who sac- rificed most of their spare time for golf. Both Coach Barlow and the team gained much experience during the yearhs play and practice and counted the time on the golf team as well spent.

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Swimming If nothing else, it can be said that Bryan Statiods swimming team was determined and dedicated. Beginning the year without a pool and with a limited number of par- ticipants, the team swam on to the state meet. After finally locating facilities, they swam a mile a day on weekdays and two miles a day on weekends. Under Coach Giancola's guidance, each team member showed much improvement during the year. The team made a good showing against area schools and several from out of town. For the swimming team, 1969-70 was a year of individual effort and resulting achievement. Coach Giancola presents a trophy to Adele Green who qualified among the top six 1' the state in two events. Coach Giancola presents letters to members of the team.

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Track mom Dedication and hard work are elements necessary to make any team a winning team. The 1970 Boys Track Team proved this over and over as their long hours of tough practice gave them winning results. Under the direction of Coach Paul Woodall, outstanding truckmen participated in nearly every event. The boys spread their fame as they won or placed in meets in Boone County, Bellevue, Knoxville, and Paducah. Their efforts and hard work were rewarded as they captured such vital meets as the Mid-State Conference and the Louisville Invitational, which only the top eight AA teams in the state attend, and as they placed second in the regional meet.