Largo High School - Keystone Yearbook (Largo, FL)

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Victory is enjoyed by all. SOUTHEAST It was Parents, Night and the boys on the team gave their folks something to lie proud of when the Packers won again with a 20-13 score. Going into the final period with a 13-13 tie, Largo drove 66 yards in- cluding a 29-yard pass from McKean to Danny Williams. This put the ball on the Southeast 1-yard line with only 3 minutes left to play. Williams went over to score the winning touchdown. Team Looks Better As Largo Produces Second Win CLEARWATER With more than 6500 fans watching at Jack White Stadium,- Clearwater donned hel- mets hearing last year's final score, and turned an early Largo lead into defeat and disappoint- ment. Two quick Largo touchdowns reminded the crowd of a past year but the Tornadoes regained their senses and were true to their original form. Clearwater overwhelmed the Packers with a score of 4-0-12. 1 92 '38, Randy McKean grinds out needed yardage.

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BOCA CIECA Following a scoreless first half, Randy McKean took Largo 71 yards in 10 plays after the second half kick- off. As thick fog engulfed the field, McKean tossed the ball into the end zone where Gary Haire caught it on a diving effort. However, a couple of had breaks and two Pirate come-hack touchdowns made the final score 13-7. . -1 35 ,awww .W . 1-3 1 ,,-5w . ,. 4 -W . - , . Lillquist makes a great catch among a host of Pirates. whelming Victory Rout Over Dunedin Touchdown pass is caught by Gary Haire. DUNEDIN Largois first victory came as the Packers overwhelmed the Falcon defense with 247 yards rushing. Cary Haire carried the hall 27 times for ll0 of these yards. Starting on their own 8-yard line, the Packers went the length period before Largo scored of the field consuming the entire first and 33 seconds of the second quarter Haire scored from the 4-yard line. dominated the game until Dunedin in the final minutes of the game leav- ing the score at 26-7.

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. , UH, 1651:-o ttit rl a A L Q it V 6 A V Zh , V: Tl -iii' . SQUWQCLIQBRE tags y fs.. 6 , . ts' fe '1 - i ov 4, fue EG' 4 I , Va zz L QAX LR 4 hi y , . , , W y n ' V3 7 ,gy m . X ati. W 'Tj V Q , ' A ROW 1: Harry HursL477, Doug Burrell-76, Bob Chamberlain-56, John Davenport-4-9, Pat Dallman-65, ,Mike Joyner-4-7, Tim McC0rdf46, Tom Powell-58, ROW 2: Joe Campbell-73, Bob Manning462, Stan Ncwtonw57, Dick Marriottf68, Bobby O'Nealf17, Chuck Pittman-37, Mike Marsh -81, Paul Torrey!64, Jerry Fowlar-82, ROW 3: Russ Christie!39, Rick Muirf66. Wally Hardcnstine-78, Dale CarmichaelY63, Bing Wiantf84, Dick Monahan-26, Millard Joyner-48, Marty Lendzianf29, Tom Barnum-67, ROW 4: .lon Butt5f75, Ralph Nels0nf7l, Pete Jones-16, Tom Wisd0f72, Bill C0lhamf18, Jay Andrews-83, Dave Harbaugh-'74, Nick BaiIlusf87 Fighting Babg Packers Finish With A 4-CZ Season 1964 JAYVEE FOOTBALL SCHEDULE LHS OPPONENT 6 NORTH EAST 7 12 DIXIE HOLLINS 6 20 SENIINOLE 6 6 DUNEDIN 0 6 ST. PETERSBURG 0 6 CLEARWATER 20 Led hy co-captains John Davenport and Pat Dallmann, backs Marty Lendzian, Bobby O'Neal, Pete Jones, linenren Tom Barnum and Ralph Nelson, the sophomores posted the best record ever. The Baby Packers started with a highly disputed loss to Northeast hut came back with four straight wins before losing a hard-fought game to Clearwater. Herb Mitchell George Efthemes Coach C unch