Pinellas Park High School - Occurrences Yearbook (Largo, FL)

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SOCCER: Front Row: Poulo Flynn, Domino Notnogle, Potty Stevens, Stocy Worner, Noncy Knoop, Christine Skowronski, April Voilloncourtg Row Two: Liso Glenn, Chris Wilson, Melisso Ausley, Liso Woltz, Trocy Nugent, Debbie Moseley, Pot Miller, monoger, Row Three: Liso Freelonder, Suson Donoldson, Liso Opelt, Kim Honk, ' on Borronco, Kris Kennedy, Shoron Derry, Kim Wholen, Joe Tomosovsky, cooch. SOCCER: Front Row: Bob Potton, monogerg Eric VonArsdell, Tony Alchin, Brod Horris, Adom Zweling, John Fery, John Mills, Joy Strickerg Row Two: Donny Doxsey, Scott Beidlemon, John Rist, Donnie Philips, Joe Conti, Rusty Henly, Dole Dumont, Mike Thompson, Lorry Brown, Row Three: Scott Howord, Tim Horpe, Mott Johnson, Phil Resto, Lee Woolley, Eric Hirschfield, Jeff Conover, Joe Funkhouser, Eddie Jons, Andy Morty, Mike Grotheer, Butch Stoll, Kevin Connelly, Lorry Wilbur, John Alchin, John Bishop, Richord Vegte, Aoron Copesg monoger. THINGS ARE LOOKING GOOD, ond this is evident by the sotisfoction on Cooch Joe Tomosovsky's foce. He hos given o winning spirit to the teom ond encourog- ed eoch girl to do her best. In 1980 Pinellos County High Schools took on the responsibility fo the new ond upcoming sport, soccer. ln the first yeor, the county hod very good competition. The outstonding teoms were the Cleorwoter Tornodoes, the Seminole Worhowks, the Dunedin Folcons, ond the Pinellos Pork Potriots. The Potriots went to the semi-finols in the Closs 4A District Tournoment then they met their defeot, With continued recognition of the sport, soccer's populority become o reolity in high school sports. STEALING THE BALL, John Alchin ond Lee Woolley chollenge on opposing ployer ot midfield, SOCCER X 195

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194 1 SOCCER Booting it ogoin This yeor is the second seoson ond it will be the best one, soys Cooch Pete Conover of the 1982 Potriot Soccer Teom. Cooch Conover is the soccer teom's newest cooch. He is o physicol educotion teocher ot Skyview Elementory. The teom is o well put together squod, which is o strong one since most SOCCER 1212 Dixie Hollins CB-TD CG-WD 1217 Countryside CB-LD 1216 Countryside CG-TD 1219 Boco Ciego CB-WD CG-WD 12114 St. Pete. CB-W7 CG-T5 12116 Osceolo CB-WD CG-WD 116 Lorgo CB-LD ce-wb 1111 Gibbs CB-LJ CG-WD 1113 Dunedin CB-WD CG-D 1125 Cleorwoter CB-LJ CG-WD 1127 Torpon Springs CB-LD CG-LJ 211 Seminole CB-LD 213 Northeost CB-WD CG-WD 218 Lokewood CB-D CG-WD CB-66-17 CG-6-2-25 A SWIFT KICK, by Potriot soccer ployer Trocy Nugent odvonces the boil down field. The girls ore showing great promise for the newly founded high school sport, BOOTING THE BALL downfield, Lee Woolley number 20 moves toword the opposing gool. of the othletes ore returning ployers, soys sophomore Eric Hirschfield. The teom's outstonding returning ployers ore John Alchin, Scott Beidlemon, Kevin Connelly ond Lee Woolley. The underclossmen moke up o strong foun- dotion for coming yeors, soys Cooch Conover. E 4. .H

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.7'0A.oA SECONDS ARE TICKING AWAY on Cooch Rick Holey os he times his cross country runners. TIME TO THINK is what some runners get when they run. Cross country is on in- dividuol sport ond tokes dedicotion by the individuol which Beth lsockson hos. Q 2 T its if 'Q' HERE WE COME , ., Leoh Luke, Christo Hiesler, ond Beth lsockson struggle to obtoin good positions, 196 I CROSS COUNTRY With endurance ond obility o cross country runner is oble to withstond mony grueling hours of continuous running. During the summer eoch member wos expected to prepore themselves for the seoson by running on o regulor bosis ond increosing their distonce dolly. Once the seoson storted the teom ron seven doys o week. The girls ron two to five miles ond the boys ron five to eight miles doily. Cooch Rick Holey stored thot by the end of the seoson o run- ner could hove run somewhere between 500 to 600 miles.