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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VARSITY BASKETBALL KNEELING: Byron Homer, Gerald Murch-Managers ROW 2: Mike Belanger-10, Dennis Tom Spencern21, Gary Henrion-23, Louie Baker-3, Jerry Jerelef12, Tom Myers-15, Clive SENIOR PLAYERS Senior Cagers Pace Husiling Varsiig DENNIS SCHRADER Captain MIKE BELANGER guard DOC HAMMOND guard forward