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

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Senior Paul T eichert and junior Fred Briggs, forwards, make use of acquired skills and coordination as they manage to maintain possession of basketball. 144 Extending himself to score two more points, Er Moen tries to avoid a block by a South Dade play

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l embers of 1968 Junior Varsity Squad are: Bottom Row, D. Alverez, S. Mullens, S. Arnold, R. Bridges, Second Row, K. Madry, K. own, G. Baros, A. Whiteside, C. Good, Third Row, A. Preston, A. Hickson, F. Phoenix, M. Somberg, M. Simpson, Fourth Row, S, Knight, . Land, D. Burki, D. Gillilan, J. Schmidt, F. Goodfellow, S. Horn, Fifth Row, T. Thomas, R. Avery, S. Wallace, S. Fletcher, K. Reid, K. ase, D. Hartz, J. Powell, B. Skeens, M. Anderson, V. Morgan, G. Chambers, T. McCracken, M. Wedbush, Sixth Row, B. Ballard, S. Walk- gg. Swyder, G. Stewart, F. Hann, M. Drener, S. Bolding, M. Holihand, G. Thomas, D. Phife, Scott Anderson. Managers are R. Barge and . adman. or tt. we .,.. J Football Boys Fight Tough Teams Baby Panthersw displayed talent as they learned the importance of teamwork and sportsmanship. Quarterback Steve Mul- lins led his team through an extremely rough schedule against such foes as Miami High, Coral Gables, and Coral Park. Coaches and team members, not able to engineer a victory, ended the year with a 0-6 record. Outstanding players for the 1967 JV team were: Rick Barnes, Scott Stuart, Ken Madry, Bob Luse, Steve Knight, Steve Anderson, Steve Hecht, Vance Mor- gan, Jimmy Brown, David Burki, Dana Warrington, Ken Case, and Dean Boothe. aby Panthers learn the importance of rushing as :hey hand Gables a seven yard Ioss. ineman Tommy Thomas, assisted by Goldstein and Bolding, tack the loss on Cavaliers. 143

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WYKM egg? X! hnvfi' 'lub at 1 W. 625 of the 1968 Panther Basketball Team are: Standing, Coach Dale Collins, Bob Ammarell, Tim Murray, Paul Teichert, Fred Briggs Shaffer Peter Moo Rand Adair Dirk Jacobs and Charles Cadman the Palmetto team mana er' Kneelin Eric Moen and Edward 5 E 145 Paul Teichert attempts to get the best of his Killian opponent after success- snatching a rebound in the closing minutes of thePanther mid-season ball game. , Y, Y , , , g , gs , Basketball Team Gets Help from Juniors Under the direction of Coach Dale Col- lins, the Panthers were off to a fast start. At the opening of the 1968 basketball season, the team won three straight games, losing by only five points to high- ly rated Miami Beach. Senior forward Paul Teichert and junior center Fred Briggs led scoring throughout the season. Victories included wins over Killian, South Dade and Columbus. The round- ballers split with Coral Gables winning the first game by one point and losing the second by the score of 84-62. The Panthers had a tough time against highly rated Key West, Jackson, and Miami High. During the season, the Panthers had two winning streaks-5 and 3 games. Spurring on the team were the jiving juniors: Randy Adair, Tim Murray, and Fred Briggs. Fred Briggs was named player of the week twice by the Miami Herald. Combining hard work and team spirit, Panthers ended the season with 14 wins and 10 losses.