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

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1 -J X BOWLING l The girls bowling team members were: fleft to rightj Brenda Hoff, Linda Beckley, Glenn Lewis labored at keeping records of strikes and Carol Cox, Pat Klein, Vicki Jensen, Suzanne Puckett, and Phyllis Barnes. misses as he kept score on Overhead projecfgr, IT WAS A SPARE FOR DAVE ILLINGSWORTH AS THE BALL ROLLED ACCURATELY TO THE LAST PIN. 173

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The 1969 Cougar bowling team consisted of: Cl to rl Richard Kram, Gary Fox, David lllingworth, Paul Koch, Mike Sternfield, Jim Meekins, Glenn Lewis, and Dan Levine. Bowling Teams Met Success In First Varsity Competition With a great finish the boys bowling team won eight of their last nine matches to end their first season with a 9-3 record, losing only to Southwest and Palmetto. Led by top scorer Dan Levine, who averaged 178 a game the team entered the Southern Division championships which they lost to Palmetto. Coach Bruce Thom said Killian did very well for a first year team. He regarded David lllings- worth who averaged 170 and Mike Garber as the most promising players. He said he hoped next year's more experienced team will do better. The girl's team also met with some success. The top scorer was Sophomore Carol Cox. She and the most improved players: Vicki Jensen, and Pat Klein, hold Killian's future hopes. S- V A . X ..--s.. .. . -g. is .N 'se X 2- S .. nk .,w- . . . K Yvsfs5i3NSY Q . . PERFECT FORM AND GRACE COUPLED TO GIVE PHYLLIS BARNES THE SKlLL NEEDED FOR TOP SCORES AND A LOW HANDICAP. 172

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TENNIS Green and Gold Racketeers Improved Previous Record The third varsity tennis season opened with a loss but the revengeful Cougars recovered quickly to hand defeat to their next two op- ponents. Tim Marks held the number one spot on the boys team while Rodney Cole held the second spot. A four game winning streak was abruptly stopped as they fell to Miami Beach, Coral Gables, and Palmetto. Cole and Bob Helin slammed the courts in doubles as Coral Park, Miami High, and Carol City were shat- tered before the duo. The girls team was led by Celeste Suydam and Linda Klein, holding the number one and two positions respectively. The girls achieved a 3-4 record while the boys team compiled a final record of 7-6. The majority of both teams were seniors and Coach Tom Ritzie predicted the next year as one for rebuilding as there were only two boys and two girls returning. The girls .tennis teamlmembers, Cleft to rightj Celeste Suydam, Bobbette Jaffee, Linda Klein, Debbie Bingham, Robin Ray had practices on fenced outdoor courts. Timothy Marks displayed that special form which aided the Cougar team to victories on so many occasions when that little extra effort made the difference. Cleftj Boys and girls tennis team players, Debbie Bingham and Robert Helin, took a breather after an extremely difficult tennis match.