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

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fv N - 0 qfxQf fqwww S faint B at of JO SWIMMING TEAM se to wma A ' Auvcffi fknw. i PHS OPPS. B G B G 55 . . Ransom . . 40 55 . . Carrolton . 40 63 51 . . Coral Park . . 32 44 54 51 . Coral Gables . 41 44 51 53 . Miami High . 44 42 wimming team co-captains, Gordon Graves, Jay Maltby, Pat Berryman, and Sharon 66 ' Columbus ' ' 29 eid, work with coaches Paul Redlhammer and Errol Seegers to lead the champions. K . im at E Q 565523 Cavan CWNA Z 'Q 67. embers of the 1968 girlis swim team are: co-captains Patty Berryman and Sharon Reidg first row, Barbara Bull, Jackie Dahl, Lane urst, Susan Ferguson. Beth Chavez, Johnna Brown. Sally Kennedy, Lynne Thompson, Candy Calendar, Dale Atkinson, Carol Koneg cond row, Ginger Wheatcroft, Debbie Irwin, Tina Coren, Cindy Cambell, Susan Beatty, Marcia Pope, Lauren Buck, Sue Greenwood, laudia Kaiser, Diane Cost. Practicing everyday in team work-outs, helps them in striving towards the State Championships. 157 .311-OCJUY7

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5 i E The 1968 Championship Panther Boys Swimming Team members include: Front, Co-captains J. Maltby, and G. Gravesg Front Row, R- Kreiger, D. Lane, J. Mahon, L. Kramer, J. Baros, A. Corwith, S. Erickson, C. Keelerg Second Row, J. Reilly, F. Purcell, W. Laughter, S. Wilder, D. Bissey, D. Kone, R. Buck, Back Row, S. Lary, J. Korvick, J. Ottaway, G. Elkines, R. Nash, S. Dahl, T. Moore, R Levitus, and J. Kravitz. Under the direction of Coach Errol Seegers, the swim team received some city, district, and state fame with theill excellent performances. Swimming Team Competes in Atlanta Girls finished second in the Southeastern Interscholastic Invitational Swimming and Diving Championships held in Atlanta, Georgia, in February. The boys placed seventh in a field of 51 schools. Setting a new meet record in the four-hundred freestyle relay with a time of 3:57 were: Dale Atkinson, Candy Calendar, Laurie Buck, and Marsha Pope. Swimmers started conditioning in early November by swimming 4M miles a day. The teamis desire to work paid off, mem- bers fulfilled Coach Errol Seeger's pre- season expectations by having one of their best records. The addition of Coach Paul Redlhamer as diving coach helped add points to the Panthers' meet scores. Junior Scott Lary, in his nrst year on team, races for the finish and jirst place in the but terfly event. Constant exercise and work helped to improve his winning butterfly stroke 156

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-ik.. ..-...--nl The 1968 Grapplers include: Front Row: from left to right, J. Swain, A. Burge, T. Curtis, E. Tresback, B. McAdam, M. Bell, S. Ellis L Musgrove, M. Anderson, P. Gleman, E. Crawford, J. Warshowsky, D. Abel, Second Row, R. Brewton, J. Kyle, J. Adams, L. Birney G Pitenger, J. Wittmack, R. Vandyke, V. Mascitelli, J. McGraw, T. Pemble, J. Gleman, G. Wrestling, R. Keys, J. Harbaugh, T. McAfee C. Conner, and P. Baloffg Third Row, M. Seltenright, E. Knox, B. Arthur, K. Rudick, G. Matson, L. O,Donnell, M. Brill, M. Miller F Phoenix, R. Bridge, J. Powell, J. Martin, G. Thompson, R. Skeens, M. Reark, J. Carothers, K. Case. Guiding the wrestlers toward victory is Coach Barry Zimbler. Wrestling Team Strives to Keep Record Retaining last yearis strength, grapplers recorded a 8-3-l season. Only Miami Coral Park, Curley, and Norland slipped by the team. Much improved Miami Springs managed to tie the Panthers. Practicing six days a week helped to establish outstanding wrestlers, Bill Mc- Adam, ll-lg Steve Ellis, 8-lg Pete Gle- man, 9-3, and Dewey Abel, 8-3. Andy Burge, 15-O, chalked up a first in the county's sophomore tournament. Coach Barry Zimbler and Captain Bill McAdam readied the team for matches as well as district and state tournaments. 158 For the second consecutive year, Coach Barry Zimbler inspired his grapplers to produce an unequivocal