Logan High School - Winneshiek Yearbook (La Crosse, WI)

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The 1971 tennis season was again high- lighted with a third-place finish in the Big Rivers Conference Match. Randy Larson, Steve Almos, Terry Sullivan, and Roger Hey- ming, all graduated seniors, performed well in the match, as they did all year. Kevin Smith, Steve Sagen, and Robin Roberts picked up additional points in the Ranger 4-8 sea- son record. Kneeling: Robin Roberts, Roger Heyming, Steve Sagen. Standing: Coach Jim Shuda, Kevin Smith, Terry Sullivan, Randy Larson, Steve Almos. What a racket! Heads up! 11

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+ = ae © a ? va oS = L-R: Tim Sandau, Jim Stuhr, Rod Rohrer, Paul Bogie, Curt Borsheim, Tom Hafner, Mark Stuhr, Larry Bakko, Wilder, Coach Joe Thienes. Reid Harris, LeRoy PAR FOR THE COURSE During the 1971 Golf season 18 young hopefuls braved the weather of the Wisconsin spring to repre- sent Logan High School on the links. 2S Although the team managed to win only three of Tom tees off. twelve duel matches during the season, it is hoped that the competitive experience will be valuable in future years. Coach Joe Thienes looks forward to the 1972 season. =e Rod's a “swinger”.

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sOey Roe I: Richard Senda Peter Seielstad. Rod Ron en, Dave Harter, Don Helgerson, Harry Korish, Jeff Schlicht, Jim Harbaugh, Bill Linder, Ron Gruntzel, Steve Sagen, Cary Grabhorn, Dave Tabbert, Dan Janisch. Row 2: Mike Olson, Rick Howard, Steve Melcher, Robert Stein, Bill Poellinger, Captain Dan Harbaugh, Bruce Minor, Dave Williamson, Jeff Lokken, Captain Jeff Stuhr, Steve Peterson, ‘ Q. vc QS 4 BA ea i3' eyo A + = 2” CD eu ig St St a Mark Hellerud, Tom Tischer, Mike Merola, Coach Olson. Row 3: Coach Turnquist, Coach Antonneau, Jim Grabinski, Paul Hauser, Gary Owen, Pete Weber, John Wells, Dale Hegy, Carl Viner, Loran Meier, Curt Mosher, Mark Stuhr, Mike Solberg, Mike Fitzpatrick, Mike Hicke, Harold Simon, Coach Kempter. THE ARK IS HERE TO STAY Pride, Poise, and Execution: these words were the keys that were necessary to achieve the two goals set by the 1971 Logan Rangers. The goals set at the outset of the season were to be first: city champs, and second: conference champs. Only half of the goals were reached; a city championship was won with great honors brought to Logan. Although they failed to achieve the second goal, the Rangers made their presence known on the gridiron. The Rangers were never outhit by any of their opponents, even though lag mistakes led to close Logan losses. The Rangers of 1971 gained great respect from their rivals and the Logan Coaching Staff. 1971 was rewarding and disappointing but most of all great strides were made in building Pride, Poise, and Execution while enjoying the great game of football. 12 Winning is fun!