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

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BOWLING SCHEDULE PHS OPPS. B G B G 3 3 . . . . Mays . . . . 0 0 2 . . . Coiumbus . . . 2 3 3 . . Coral Gables . . 0 O 3 1 . . . Coral Park . . . 0 2 2 1 . . .South Dade. . . 1 2 3 2 . . . Southwest . . . 0 l 3 . . . Lourdes . . . 0 Bowling Teams Capture Southern Division Honors When hawking balls met ten pins for the first time inks season. the Panther team was led by junior captain Dave Siachter. Leading the girls' teams were co-captains Sue Hazeihurst and Linda Popp. Coach Winston Clark emphas- ized the value of fitness and 1iming against such tough opponents as Columbus. Coral Park, and Cora! Gables. The team. comprised chieflyr oi sophomores and juniors. showed great bowling ability. Suc- 'cessful matches ranked the boys' team number one in the Southern Division and the girls' team in second place. The outstanding bowler of the year was Mike Popp with a 184 average; Bowing members include: M. Popp. H. Mannheimer. T. McAHee, D. Siachter; second High average ho1der for the girls was senior row: Bk Haley. J. McCafferl-y: ihird row: L. Porter. D. Down, A. Flack: fourth mw: A . D, T ' ' Dabble Pearson Wlth 151- anner, 3- Wemsteln. P. Guangtla. M. Elocken D. Courson, Boys lead Southk Ellis scoring points for the hawling team ale: Nadine Heston, Cathy O'Donnell. Daryl Miller. Sue Hazethurst. Janet Rogers. Janice WiXburn. Franck Aiken. Linda Popp. Gait Porter. Peggy DUDIEI. Jo Ann 011. Debbie Pearson. With improvement and skill, the team took lead in early competition.

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Yeam umins for the 2967 season are: Kan Lyme Lee Hunter. Ken Jacobson. Sue Forbes Thaksn pcopre showed Headershqp and capenence durum: winning season. Swimming 'I'eurn Participates in the Atlanta Meet Long hard practice sessions heIped Coach Erro1 Seegery swimming team have a victorious sea- son. The team swam eleven mhles :1 week for practice and in February two sessions began at sun In the morning: daily practices were after school at Palmetto Country Ciub. At meets the swimming team exhtbited skill and experience by defeating Ft. Lauderdale- prewous slate champs. In the spring the team went to Atlanta. Geergia. tor me 50th Eastern Regional Championship meet. The Panther team ranked fifth in both boys and girls compelitlon. Glnl swimming team I5: First w Linda Harper. Barbara SuiL Johnna Brown, Daie Atkinson, Candy Cardender. Lynn Thompson Patty Berry- mn. Lune Hurst Val Sumo: second row: Kathy Curry. Sharon Reid. Sue Greenwomi Terri Pitts J-Il Kcelr. Holly Chase, Diana Frank. Sun Forbes, Csro'e Kano, Ginsu! Wheammft, Debbie 1min, Roslyn Vrterbo, Patty Samar. Jackie Dahl. Marcm Burke. Glris showed early talents 1n the Ms! halt

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GIRLS 'A' TEAM IS. 5. WOOD. 5. LANEY. T. HIRGROVE. B. DUKES. B. GILES. J. OTT. B. DEIS. TEAM PLACED SECOND. Girls' lntrumuruls Program Improves Girls' Skills Girls' Sports Team improved under the new inttamural program that was developed to irnv prove skill level of high school girls as well as introduce girls' sports to the parents. In the annual votleyhall tournament. the B team. captained by Frances Carran. finished first. The A team. captained by Becky Deas with the Help of Jo Ann Ott. placed second. The basketball team finished the season 3-3. Julstanding victories were over South Dada. Jackson. and Southwest. Basketball semi-iinals Mere hosted by Palmetto. February 3. , . - Other tournaments girls participated in In- - - - :luded: badminton. softball. track and fietd. Susan Canny. Janet Gallagher. Frances Camera. Mary Himburst Kathy Hall. Janet Law and Martha Romegn make up nu.- volleyball '8' Team The team flniShEd first.