Taylor High School - Helio Yearbook (Kokomo, IN)

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The goal for the jr. high golf team was to improve their scores as a team throughout the season. As the year progressed, the golfers did show im- provement according to Coach Con- ner. The overall best score was earned in a five team tournament which closed out the season with three wins and three losses. The squad finished a fine second place in the tournament with Mike Guinn and Brian Tate leading the way for th e Titans. Having the overall best average for the season. Randy Johnson sets up to stroke one in. 7th grader Ritchie Fruth looks ahead. Jr. High Golf; Front row; Coach Conner, N. Summers. G, Snyder, M. Guinn. Back row; R. Fruth, B. Tate, G. Creek, R. Johnson. JR. HI6H 6i»LF Jr. High Golf 99

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Steve Snyder hands off to Kevin Perry to give the 400 relay team a new school record. ' ' ■ ' • Kosta Sofianapolos eases over the pole vault The 7th and 8th grade boys ' track teams both ended with two win, two loss records. The team improved in personal performances as the season progressed. Andy Kindley cleared nine feet in the pole vault in the last meet of the season. Tim Wilson scored first consistently in the long jump and ran the 1 00-200 meter dash effectively. Bob Burns remained un- defeated throughout the season reaching a distance of 1 30 feet in the discus. Ken Mulett and B.J. White placed first or second in the shot put, while team mate Dave Lumm was outstanding in the long jump, high jump, and low hurdles. Coach Atkins was also pleased with the 400 relay team as they set a new school record of 50.4 seconds. The girls ' track team finished with one win, four losses, and one tie. The bright side of the season was that 39 girls competed in at least one event per meet. The team finished a re- spectable 4th at the Tipton Relays which was the highlight of the season according to Coach Weber. The jr. high girls ' track team. The jr. high boys ' track team. 98 Jr. High Track

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