Cass High School - Monarch Yearbook (Walton, IN)

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Run. . .Hun . .Run . . VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY-FIRST ROW: Bill Collins and Kevin Crites, X5 SECOND ROW: Tony Logan, Mark Foreman, Kent Moss, Bruce Nicoll, Terry Pyle and Wes Morgan. Coach Bonsett was pleased as he had one of the best cross country teams in Cass history, with a record of 6-5. Good performancescame from senior Tony Logan and freshman Bill Collins and Kevin Crites, The I.V. didn't have a season to remember with a record of 1-5. Bonsett hopes they can produce a better team next season. Winning trophies this year were Tony Logan, most 34 Cross Country valuable, mogt improved was Before the meet, Bill Collins warms Mark Foreman and best underclassman was Bill Collins. 500 mile trophies weather went to Kevin Crites, Iamie VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY Murray, Terry Pyle and Bill Collins. As for the Ir. High they had the best season at Cass with a 6-2 record. This year was special for the team as they had Cassie Logan, the only girl to compete in cross country in Cass history. She received an award along with Brad Iohnson for running the 250 mile. Twin Lakes Taylor Maconaquah Logansport Wmamac Pioneer Carroll Eastern Tri Central Peru North Miami Inv. 3rd Northwestern Maconaquah Twin Lakes Norfield Inv. MIC 10th 7th 5th THEY up to take away the chill of the cold WE ' 24 33 North Miami 34 21 32 27 20 38 19 40 ' 29 26 ' 22 39 25 32 43 16 33 26 29 27 4th 6th