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Powering his way around a Gibbs defender is Mike Tran. This was the first game of the season for the boys' soccer team, and they were victorious by a score of 2-1. Here comes the Vikings! Running full speed ahead before the Seminole game is the varsity football team. The players were fired up for their last football game and won 10-0, ending their season with a record of 5-5. i 110 SPORTS DIVIDER Matching stride for stride are two of Florida's finest cross coun- try runners. Dorothy Rhodes came in second place and Mary Dougherty came in fourth place at the state competition held in DeLand, Florida. The entire girls' team placed second at the meet.
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. WINTER i .UARD A rigid routine takes coordination and balance. Winter Guard member Ieanette Rivera concen- trates on every move while twirling the rifle. Front row - Kelly Stefani, Wanda Wright, Ia- neann Harris, Mary Smith, Iennifer Williams, Ieanette Rivera, MarKay Butler, Back row - Pam Miller, Charlotte Taylor, Karen Giffin, Cherilyn Gaines, Karen Robinson, Kiersten Conner. Rocketing, rotating, riveting rifles! Winter Guard members Wanda Wright, Karen Giffin, Ieanette Rivera, Karen Robinson, Charlotte Taylor, Kiersten Conner, Cherilyn Gaines, Kelly Stefani, and Ianeann Harris have to practice these com- plicated drills to achieve perfection in their performance. WINTER GUARD 109
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SPORTS Coming together as both participants and spectators at Viking sporting events was one way students showed enthusiasm. Long bombs, short putts, and quick bursts of speed characterized athletic efforts. The big Homecoming football game found Nor- theast beating the rival St. Pete Green Devils. Swimmers had a successful season, Bill Grim- mke, Rick Stecher, and Kelly Holmes per- formed impressively at state and placed on the All-Pinellas County Swim Team. Golfer Joe Charles earned the distinction of lowest competitive average in the Pinellas County Conference. Girls' soccer was in its second seasong Coach Ed Eloshway was pleased with the greater interest and larger number of par- ticipants. Transfer student Mary Beth Wright made important contributions to the girls' var- sity basketball team. Whether the students were on the sidelines cheering or actually competing in the sport, they bonded together in Viking spirit and unity. Behind the scenes is varsity football manager Craig Smith. A manager's job included repairing equipment, washing uniforms, and completing other vital tasksg all were crucial to the perfor- mance and success of the teams. SPORTS DIVIDER 111
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