Sycamore High School - Log Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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Plagued by rain, wind, and cold in seven of ten games, and lacking size, experience, and depth, the Aviators tackled some pret- ty tough customers and came out on the wrong end of the score more often than not. But despite a rather dismal 4-6 sea- son, the team fought gallantly all year and rarely gave up.

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So let’s get out there and FIGHT!” ffPwfight But what am I fighting for7 Whom do I fight ?«A challenge avv Ks out on that field; a challenge designed to who knows? It seems as if someone or something is jaunting me ... haunting me . daring me and even scaring me into going out there and proving myself. Trial by combat. But why must I fight it? How can I fight it? The answers are somewhere to be found, but little do I know that the Vnust come from own being. So still, endlessly. I go on searching Wwing not my ambition. V knowing not my destiny, but aware that aj wers come only with a struggle, and that I mi caiL po elf to go out there and FIGHT! ' 4

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Some losses were heartbreaking; others were humiliating. But the victories were sweet and satisfying, including the first Homecoming victo- ry in four years and an unexpected win over highly favored Milford. But the true spirit of football shone in the words of Roger Lawrence, who at the season's end said, “Gee, Coach, I know I sure had a lot of fun this year!''