Pensacola Christian School - Arrow Yearbook (Pensacola, FL)

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l A Though records were not broken, the y W runners experienced the joy of setting ' ., at 1 Cf and reaching personal goals. M 3 1 ,gMr, Coached by Mr.'Plco, the runners ng fy 'Aoi--1 '-. .4 --f-H? ig' galned an appreclatlon of the word H f?i44 w- 'A ff -'j.fj-:fx Q. -fs-Q endurance CROSS COUNTRY Row I IL ro RJ' Make Broughton. Scott Crawtord, Kevln Cassldy Row 2 Coach Plco, Belly Upton, Paul Boyles. Dwayne Gupson, Marshall Kovalyclk, -xi 'ss-:Q -1,.-u.-.....-eva, 4 an Cross Country Team Persevered Seven persistent cross countrymen competed in two to six mlle races at UVVF. , .4 ' -M.-..n. J. , ' -ms - ABOVE' Concentratung on a llxed point quuokened Marshall KOVBIYCSIKS pace LEFT Coach Wubbena urged, Fasten Faster ' to relay runners Marshall Kovalycslk and Davld Combs ABOVE LEFT Scott Crawtord plunged ahead ol hrs opponents vt A VV Q7 M. V ryr t WM iff' in the closlng moments ol hrs two-mule race OPPOSlTE RIGHT , , ,, s?f P:Wf' , ' - - . -- ,. . 1 ' 1 l , Dane CHSSIUY, Bully Upton, and Mltch Paschall tensed thetr mus- ,,Jm.,,,,vrQ -V4 , , .P --1-N -111,31 .L - ' . 5 - ' t -K 'LM -, . :f m -5 cles lor the sound ol the gun LEFT' Paul Boyles vtsuallzed the mark where hrs dlscus would land Sports! 1 O5

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TRACK TEAM: Flow 1 IL. lo RQ: Jeff Bertram, Randy Jones, Harry Bailey, Steve Branthoover, Bob Harper, David Yilling, Paul Boyles. Row 2: David Owens, manager, Greg Terry, Billy Fiothrock, Gary Byrd, Larry Beard, Lon Stafford, Scott Hunter, John Flake, Coach Wubbena. Flow 3: Mike Talbert, Dane Cassidy, Marshall Kovalycsik, Dwayne Gipson, Arthur Grubbs, Billy Upton, Scott Crawtord, David Combs, Mike Broughton. Track Men Surged With Energy On your mark! Get set! Go! The initial start released accumulated nerv- ous tension. The stride lengthened and quickened as runners exerted their energies. Eye contact was on a fixed point twenty feet ahead. Adrena- lin surged as the runner closed on the finish line. The final sprint transported Q,,R:g. .r:.- 1 O41 Sports the track man across the finish line. Spring races spanned from fifty yards to two miles. However, field events such as discus throwing, jump- ing, and hurdles constituted a major part of track for Mr. Wubbena and the twenty-three track men. 4 1 .. ir A hAr-i' if - me ' 5 . T - . if ' . . r 'f .M Q ' ,f. 3 ,, X. 2-af 'Q .-1 lr-i .L it N - .- -4 ' mM-'.m3 ,t.ii'-

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Fielding and l-litting Filled Spring With Excitement Baseball, the favorite American fought ball games of the spring sea- Grant looked forward to setttnt sport, ranked high in standing at PCS. son. records with a winning season culmt The enthusiasm with which players Hank Aaron changed baseball his- nating in the state finals. practiced revealed itself in the hard tory in 1974. The Warriors and Coach 2 22 5 5 gc 22 f 5 u t 4 fw. wm.i 3 A cWe,fgv' ji ,l,.g I ,l,a,g5 sgea hav- r- '4 'Vila 'Afffl . wgg fygdw. if . . EXQQWW QL: gg.. BASEBALL: Row 1 KL, to RJ, Jim Drexler, Walt Fillingim, Dan Barrlneau, Bon Ashcralt, Paul Ackerman, Cam Carlson. Row 2: Coach LeBoeut, David Todd, Glen Strange, Dane Cassidy, Mitch Paschall, Jon Laird, Coach Grant. Row 3: Andy Sandlin, Nicky Batchelor, Clyde Kilpatrick, Flicky Wells, Bill Pace, John Farull, Terry McLeod. Ricky Martin, Marty Hadley, Randy Jones. 1 O6f Sports as.