Logan High School - Aerial Yearbook (Logan, OH)

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Code h Stilwell GOLF Some people still think of golf as a game in which men walk leisurely over manicured grass while knocking a little ball in front of them. To coach Kelley Stilwell and the Logan Linksmen it is a sport demanding practice, fitness and skill. The team, with two girls playing this year, finished their season with a 14-3 record which put them seconcf in the SEOAL and third in the district. Athletics 27

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CROSS COUNTRY The Logan Harriers, under the coaching of Nick Englemen, com- pleted a successful campaign this year by grabbing 2nd place in the tough SEOAL competition. The Harriers' best times were Walker 10:03, Russell 10:13, Helber 10:44, Light 10:18, Lindsey 10:36, Fuller 10:46, McGrath 11:30 and Connor 11:48. Everyone on the team did his best and worked hard for the success of the team, said Engle- man. Row 1 —Dave McGrath, Dave Russell, Hank Lindsey, Kim Walker. Row2 — Greg light, Dick Fuller, Eileen Connor, Mike Helber Middle left: Ready, Set, Go . . . Middle right: Run, Baby, Run!! Left: Time tor a rest. LHS 43 Jackson 16 LHS 43 Chillicothe 17 LHS 54 Athens 32 ?.LHS 43 Circleville 18 Ylhs 34 Federal Hocking 21 Ths 56 lackson 50 26 Athletics

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RESERVE The Reserve Cheerleaders have had a fantastic year of cheering. The six-girl squad has cheered on both the football and basketball reserve teams. They have enjoyed every moment of cheering these two great teams to victory. Along with cheering, these girls helped the varsity squad put together many fine per- formances before and between games by building huge mounts and by using the mini-tramp. Top right: Reserves do their thing Top left: Theresa and )udy give the team a hand Middle left: Rena cheers the papooses on. Middle right: Cousins Julie and Susan watch patiently Bottom left: T Blos- ser, J. Refeld, ). Walsh, S. Walsh, R York Bottom right: Susan's overwhelmed by the excitement. 28 Athletics