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

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GETTING lT OFF THE GROUND, is o speciolity of Priscillo Reed. Her strong ond constont stride helped her become conference chornpion ond o strong contender for district competition, QM ,,,, , fsumtsi VV, VV , Jw --ml if ' , .W G V V V ,VW V1 Q, f - vff' Vu rr,iVV ' ,VVts:V2 Vf .sw 'wi' i 'f : ' liimi' :WW 'WW WV TV ' .VM , E 'i.jfr:::: ' ,, ini, 3 H9 4 9 VVW 4'HVVVi. 1 mu V mt it 1 VV ,, Gtdd L t V ttte is ' ' 'W ..,, t ,, , '1fz4,, - ' A ' A ' , ,A 1, j rx. Q ,WWW fm, 'www 'ff QQ 'Q WV: , k-,, V . ww' ' V 'M ,A ll A V it it it , it l 'V VVVVQV VVL,V , V V V LGVA, ,,k, , V V v -V V' K ,J 3 'S iw, ' V VM' A We arf V M ' , K ,A r , M, , fV,.,WS 'sfwf-?f,,V, nv , r .HV .jf qi 4- .,,,4Vq, V,V A ,ww A VV1'VxVVcViV,V V fm., Vw, V f x WV gy Vq,1V,,fVQ,QWVVw3t-i,5V,,, H Vs A V3 WW 'j 4 'f RM 7 'VTVWJMV 4,53 , , ,, fffffi ' T VV V V V,t- V -V VV S , V V V ' ' -V ' , 1 ii' - QWVW V 3 g iftfislit A , V :am i,V , Vfs V , Wiwfvil M , f' W i , Vw .'i 4 WV T ?31V2,rVV, s V . V22 'C ' VV, V ,E G 4 S f S' - ' 2131-SV H A7 - V, . ' 3 R I 79 ' . ' V 'iff L' ' 'Vida 9 V V 1 VV ' ' T 'L 1 if nz ' 4 ' wVif'Vs V A A V VN L, . 4 'f n - Maw, V , Vw, , 7 V, 11, ,V W .ff ' W ' V A 't V M' VV,.,1uVV ' K, ff' an ,V - My - . VV y V Q I I , Z' V Vt VW ,V ,QV il . in Nxwfglm ' I GIRLS' TRACK VW WV ,g7'if'V M ' k W , , W VV? , , Q Vic s ,C 8X2 Lorgo CLD ' 1 , . 3X9 Cleorwoter CLD ' ' st' Y S! 13 Nosh Higgins Reloys K67 K V f SX16 Dunedin CLD , ' A ' X V VV V .. SXSO Seminole CWD V 1 Mt 4X2 West Coost Reloys 7th 'V 4!23 Conference oth V , , , 2121 GIRLS TRACK ABOVE AND BEYOND, describes cooches. They have o speciol interest in students ond Coach Lourie Barber wonts to help those on the girls' trock teom become good runners and ex- cellent humon beings.

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The styles and forms of runners and field players on the track team are all but the same. In fact each and every competitor has his own way of competing in his specific event, such as pole vaulting, hurdles of the highjump. For runners, a sprinter perhaps works on his starts and runs countless times but, a long distance runner probably jogs bet- ween one and three miles a day to work on endurance. Because styles and forms are different, coaches work to refine and mold these young runners and field competitors into well developed athletes. COMING AT YA, was senior, Matt Logue as he prepared to pole vault during one of the track practices. BOYS' TRACK: Front Row: Matt Logue, Jeff Weitz, Mark Moncuso, Mike Finch, Bernard Lompley, Andre Moore, Robbie Vrana, Rick Rogino, Joe Winkowskig Row Two: Matt Everett, Bobby Boos, Ed Mamenta, David Vasques, B, J. Kligensmith, James Cor- Nb to increase their ability to com- aggio, Terrell Harrington, Row Three: Paul Sumbry, Robert Edwards, Curtis Stabler, Chuck Cleveland, Tommy Washington, Reg- Wlfh fUf1r1erS frOm Ofhef schools, Bob- gie Williams, Paul Marmoro, Marty Clover, Bill Zima. oos and James Coraggio competed 'ial race at practice. BOY'S TRACK 812 Largo CLD 3X6 Largo Rotary Relays 3X9 Clearwater CLD 3113 Nash Higgins Relays 3f16 Dunedin CLD 3!19 Hal Griffin Relays 3123 Fun-in-Sun C65 3127 Florida Relays CV30 Seminole CWD 4f 2 West Coast Invitational C85 4113 King Invitational C93 4123 Conference C63 DISTANCE RUNNERS usually left the grounds of school for daily workouts. Robbie Vrana, Bill Zima, Ed Mamenta, Paul Marmoro, and Marty Clover headed around the corner of the gym onto 116th Avenue. rP.Ack 1 211

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There ore mony obvious dif- ferences between the sexes jovelin ond the triplejump. One voriotion is evident in the porticipotion of severol trock ond field events. For ex- omple, one event thot girls do not portlcipote in thot boys do is pole voulting. Pole voulting requires upper body strength but girls ore locking in this oreo stored Cooch Liso Newmon, on intern. Other events include the the times. Cooch Lourie Borber soid, The girls con do the triplejump ond should do the jovelin but the stote of Florido is behind As the ERA omendment deodline drows neorer more events in life, os in sports, ore fighting for equolity. lf o girl soys thot she con do something then let her prove it becouse she probobly con, soid Borber. 'N N . - - F3 - I ' TRACK TEAM: Front Row: Priscillo Reed, Karen Keller, Sherri Smith, Suson , Debbie Gimlin, Becky Ellis, Bridgett Horgrove, Tommy Mlholloff, Cooch Vic on, Second Row: Cooch Liso Newmon, Cooch Corol Johnson, Anette Dovls, ,tte Hordin, Helen Coley, Beth lsockson, Terry Shewell, Domino Notnogle, Chris iinelli, Cooch Chorles Krous, Cooch Lourie Borber. Quolity control lnexperience ond lock of members kept the girls' trock teom struggling to cotch up with their competitors. We moy not hove quontity, but we do hove quolity this yeor, replied heod cooch Lourie Borber. Returning let- terpersons were junior Priscillo Reed, hurdler, ond sophomore Sherry Smith, sprinter. Improvement of individuol times ond skills wos whot the teom worked on for mony hours ofter school. Long-distonce running wos the mojor strength of the teom with sophomore Beth lsockson os o strong competitor. The teom feotured new foces such os sophomore Domino Notnogle, middle distonce runner, ond senior An- nette Dovis, o tronsfer to Pinellos Pork from Lokewood. Dovis took the ploce of Cynthio Nixon, who groduoted lost yeor os one of the stote's top hurdlers. As with oll the other teoms, new cooches were obundont - Corolyn Jobnson, ossistont cooch, Vic Cormon, shot ond discus, ond Liso Newmon, o spring intern who helped with the sprinters ond the reloy teoms. TRACK I 213