Everitt Middle School - Eagle Spirit Yearbook (Panama City, FL)

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GOLF TEAM HAS A GOCDD YEAR NA.. . , , , 2 'N GOLF TEAM from left to right: John Batte, David May, Scott Allen, Daryl May and Manly Flay Getting into the swing of things. The Golf Team's successful year was coached by Coach Mills. He gave the team his full support and helped these hard-working golfers practice at Signal Hill Golf Course. Everitt's Golf Team has won the county golf cham- pionship for the past four years and we hope they continue this outstanding record.

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TRACK TEAM On your MARK! Get SET! Ready? And away we go. Track season showed Lisa Tripp off to a successful running start. Angie Proctor shows Eagle determination! Donald Turley and Superman seemed to have a lot in common as far as their ability to run faster than speeding bullet. This year's track team was supervised by Coach Creel and Coach Wester. They both did an excellent job with the boys and girls on the track teams. Coach Wester had an out- standing girl's team overall with many standouts such as Michelle Scarfo and Ann Gaylord. We were all really proud of our girls. Coach Creel lead the boy's track team to a spirited year led by such stars as William Barwick, Duanne Capehart and Donald Tur- ley. Everitt did a great job in track again this year.

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OYSTER BOWL wang Is it CUDDLE or HUDDLE as the varsity boys play their best in this late season game. lt was a chilly day for sure. Coach Dubreuil keeps that ball safely tucked away as the varsity reach out for him. Duane Capehart grimaces after being forced to the ground by who or what no one is quite SUF6. The OYSTER BOWL is a type of football game played at the end of the regular varsity season in late October. The two teams are made up of the varsity football boys and the men's faculty. The student body is welcome to brave the cold weather and cheer for whichever team they choose. This year, as in previous years, the big guys won and defeated our varsity. A magestic portrait of a hero in action. William Barwick keeps the action alive.