Miami Killian Senior High School - Catamount Yearbook (Miami, FL)

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TRACK ' W. . z f z I I 5 2 if 5 EI it 2 I ,E , 3 if it I .. il ?I .4 i1I it LEAPING INTO A WESTERN. ROLL, NELSON WILLIAMSON BROUGHT KILLIAN ANOTHER FIRST .lhnlsxslfm I 35 FIRST ROW . . . left to right . . . Harold Williams, Aubrey Stewart, Tony Spiecker, Rubin Williams, Andy Roush, Daniel Brown, Charles I Wendell Ashly, Robert Anderson, Porter Thompkin, Rufus Ferguson, Walter Reed, Willie Miller, Irving Hanna, Tim Burrows, Darrel T a SECOND ROW . . . Jacques Gits, James Oliver, Gary Czito, Levern Thomas, Jackie Miller, Nathaniel Merrel, Ricky Edwards, Tommy Higgens Larry Black, Tim McNeil, Ron Elliott, Jim Reynolds, Joe Henderson, Ralph Skokanic, David Machado, Trey Quaranta, Brian Tate, Dave Simmons THIRD ROW. . . John Bennett, David White, Mike Gould, Gregory Kendrick, Jimmie Browning, David Johnson, Michael Brooks, Steve Terel Marion Coachman, Edward Matthews, Robert McKnight, Steve Hutchins, James Harrington, Alphonso Walker, Willie Knox, FOURTH ROW . . Ed Slapenski, Al Johnson, Milton Mills, Robert Barton, James Knox, Bill Wheatly, Thomas Pruett, Mike Stahr, David Solliday, Mike Poole, Richar Cowan, James Johnson. The district champions who placed in the regionals were represented by 15 men in the state meet. 162

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Girls IntramuralTeamsKept The Cougar Winning Streak Those energetic, behind-the-scene athletes that composed the Girls intramural teams gained awards with their excellence. The word intramural means a sport played on school property. Teams undertook softball, volleyball, and basketball during the season. i Mrs. Helen Brisson taught her volleyball team the fundamentals of the game and served as their most loyal and encouraging fan. Cap- tain of A Team was Mary Bradshaw, while the captain of B Team was Alice Clarke. f In softball competition, the girls opposed Mays, Palmetto, and South Dade at Suniland Park in early April. The slow pitch method Cunderhandh was used at the day games. Know-how was essential in intramurals. A l B division award was captured by the volley- ball team for the 1967-68 season. Most play- ers attributed a good game to cooperative work ,on the girls' behalf, and practice. Leaping for the sky with a gleam in her eyes, Carolyn Owens grabbed a fly ball, assisted by her P.F. Fliers. 5 S E it 3 l E i ff SLOW PITCHER MARLENE HEATH SCOOPED UP A BALL FOR A QUICK THROW. As Mrs. Brisson explained the finer points of girls' intramural softball, Diane Moon, patient but eager, waited for her turn to try batting a few. 163