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

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l lu FASTER, FASTER is o word often heord by o swimmer. Koren Droyton is no ex- ception os she proctices her freestyle drills to improve her speed. WWI, W W I I I 1 1. isnt . , I . ' I 4 J' . ' 4 .flaw-M ' . , ,f . . . ,..V, . . fl I Alobomo bound For the first time in county history the conference ollowed swim teoms to porticipote in o swim meet before winter sports were finished. In Februory, 16 swimmers from Pinellos Pork ottended their first mojor lnvitotionol which wos held ot the University of Alobomo. Overoll, the girls finished fourth ond the boys finished sixth out of 36 teoms. John Lowe ploced fourth in the butterfly for the boys teom. Joon Cummings received se- cond in the breoststroke ond the girls medley teom con- sisting of Liso Yeoger, Joon Cummings, Suzonne Rice ond Down Clork brought home fourth ploce. Cooch Bill Burrows felt he wos oble to be more ossertive ond innovotive thon previous yeors becouse lost summer he ottended swim clinics which gove him o chonce to goin new ideos in how to odd vorie- ty to workouts which kept 2141 SWIMMING Qs SWIMMING: Front Row: Mory Doly, Liso Yeoger, Mlckey Horbold, Heidi Winter, Debbie Logue, Julle Fentress, Clndy Mullir Logue, Lynn Bergmon, Jill Hegner, Pot Holt, Row Two: Pom Jocobs, Poulo Johnston, Chris Cundlff, Donielle Quill, Joon mings, Ellen Schwortz, Stocey Borlow, Koren Droyton, Jon Fentress, Weeze Cummings, Borb Merrltt, Louro Flessner, Jeff P Quinten Chopmon, Row Three: Cooch McDonieIs, Wendy Shumon, Debbie Job, Tim Kosser, Cothi Stice, Suzonne Rice, Jer Corpenter, Holly Clork, Mory Dettor, Down Clork, Suson Clork, Annette Zuccolillo, Pom Moridon, Row Four: Jon Keller, Miller, Terry Decker, Roy Applegote, Mork Blockwood, John Hegnor, Mike Antepenko, Dovld O'Connell, Bob Olive, IJ Jones, Robert Buxmon, Cooch Burrows. Cnot pictured: John Lowel. I swimmers from getting bored ond built stronger ond foster swimmers. The swim teom procticed four to six doys o week. The , top 18 to 20 swimmers proc- ticed four doys o week 5:30 to 6:45. The remoining swimmers procticed Mondoy thru Frldoy 4:30 to 7:00 ond on Soturdoys 9:15 to 11:00 ot Cleorwoter High School. Top swimmers for the teom were John Lowe lost yeor's district chompion in the 100 but- terfly, Joon Cummings breoststroke, Down Clork 100 butterfly, Suzonne Rice 100 but- terfly, Jennifer Corpenter 500 freestyle, ond Bob Buxmon 100 breoststroke. Burrows exploined thot the teom wos very competitive . . M even though they lost some - outstonding swimmers to lost yeors groduotion. The overoll strength ond experience wos greotly improved. W .,f... . .. W ff. k I ,.., I THUMBS-UP, is o sign of victory by Terry other swimmers. Decker when his time beot those of the

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216 I DIVING MAINTAINING BALANCE, on the diving boord wos o key point in Mory Doly's inword dive. Setting New Stondords Copturing o second, fourth ond fifth for the first time in on out-of-store winter meet the diving teom proved thot desire, dedicotion ond working to be on oll-oround othlete were worthwhile. For the first time in county history swim- ming ond diving teoms were ollowed to ottend o winter meet. Consisting of five girls ond two boys the diving teom proved to be very strong, beginning with their first winter competition ot the University of Alobomo. Finishing in top posi- tions were Cindy Mullins C2ndD, Julie Fentress C4thD, ond Louro Flessner C5thD. Proctice for the divers os o whole teom begon Jon. 1st, while individuol procticing begon os eorly os August. Stoy- ing ofter for two hours eoch doy, six doys o week, enabled the divers to perfect dives. Dur- ing the off-seoson the divers olso kept in shope on their own time by running o mile o doy, doing 50 pushups ond 100 situps. To help the teom work hord ond become the best they con be. were the gools of first yeor cooch, Andy McDoniel. PLUNGING IN, is the finol step to o bock dive holf tuck os Julie Fentress com- pletes her dive. ---r --t-w - F- ' ' ......J-1 . A e if -nm: - 2 J' A Y Y -Q W 4 -71: . eq- , 44. ,M-or' ' ' 2 V- LL A ,Y . ,V ,,....v- -4 -v M 1 '!?' - 1' ' s..,,..,s.,..-...ew . K , f S . A A im. . . ,itll , g K ...se