Miami Palmetto High School - Palm Echo Yearbook (Miami, FL)

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OFFENSIVE NALFBACK CALVIN PATTERSON HEADS AROUND END WITH A CDRM. PARK DEFENDER 1N CHlSING.

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PANTHER .t'm, H , Ju ' .- Ly. ou- Qulrtarb-nck 0066:1ng runs mpeamd gains agalnst Cami Gables in a 16-14 wIn. Doddrldge recelved the M.V.P. award. Varsity Football Palmetto Ranked No. 5 in State Poll A second victory came as Coral Park took me wellrbalanced attack at fun strength In a 2?? I055. Calvin Patterson scored all three touchdowns on runs of fifteen yards and four yards and on the reception of a nine yard pass. Wayne Yancy rounded out the scoring with field goais at 39 and 27 yards. Paimetto walked away from Southwest with Rocky Doddndge moving the big and fast offense once again. Pasl games have strong offenses but the defensive squad must be accounted for with outstanding performances ircm Don Dobbins. Steve Woods. Bob Silverlhorne. Al Whiner, Jack Olsen. Peywn Vickers. and Haro1d Baskin. Columbus, aiways a tough rival. was raied number 4 in the state with Palmetto rated at number 3 statewise. Tough defense and a driv- ing offense gave lhe Panthers their 4th victory In five games. Dave Mosure was lhe workhorse as it seemed Coiumbus piayers keyed on Hugh Penn and Calvin Patterson. Defensive uni! did iheir iob so well that they threw Columbus; ace quar1erhack Lew Pytel for repeated losses. LINEMEN BEGIN THEIR BLOCKING ASSIGNMENTS AGAINST THE SOUYH DADE REBELS WHILE ATTEMPTING A PUNK

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Members 01 the 1966 junior varsity squad were: firs! row, Biil Sperlin, Mark Ghezzi. Steve Roakes. Chuck Ehrlick. second row. Dar: Kosick. Bruce Brown, Jim Shave, Terry.r Huckabee. third row, Scott Broadweil. George Jankawskl. Keum Sheridan. Bob Malagon, Tom Waldeck. fourth raw, Dave Taylun Andy Greenfield. Tim Flute. Jim Martin. Alan Levin. Bob Pace. HRH POW. Hank Sinnamon, Steve Gasket. Bub King, Ronnie leins. Randy Burns, Bob Budzindy, Carl Dormanl Ciark Roundtree. Mike Randeu. Ken Mains Junior Varsity Baby Panthers Finish with 2 Wins Jnaxparianced Baby Panthers displayed talent even with an undersized coaching staff. Coaches Dale Collins and Errol Seegers prodded the Junior Varv sity to finish with a 2-6 record against rugged com- petitian. Scoreiess far the first three games with Miami Springs. Cora! Park. and Southwest. the team im- proved to beat Columbus 74-; The Baby Panthers lost the next three games to Coral Gabfes. Killian and South Dade. hut finished the season with a 26? win over Curley. Outstanding boys. Ken Adams. Randy Burns. Ron CoHins, Tom Gergen. Mark Ghezzi. Terry Huckabee. Bob Martin. Jed Niles. and Tom Waldeck added their skill in the eight games. Juniqr Varsity gained experience and premised to boost next year's varsiiy. Other members of the 1966 junior varsity squad ware: first row. Larry Kellogg. Jamey Morse. second row. Jeff Greenberg, Ralph Helms, Dwight Sauers, third row, Ken Curry, Torn Gergen, Clark Miller. Bruce VanDermarck, fourth row. John Gleman, Jimmy Coggins, Mark Sasser. Dick Snead. Jed Niles. Ron Sank ders. Larry Gates. Paui Kayser. Steven Glickman. Dennis Hrebeck, fifth mm. Fwd Briggs, Steve Littre, Tim McDonald, George Fratsinak.