Pensacola Christian School - Arrow Yearbook (Pensacola, FL)

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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.

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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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