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

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emi. A ' F 2.3! , ...sf ,W MOVING lNTO POSITION, Potti Steven- son owoits the pitch. REACHING DOWN, Denise Friend receives o grounder. Www 4 1 .VW 4i1X., 2124 312 313 315 319 3110 3112 3116 3117 3119 3123 3124 8126 3130 3131 412 4114 4116 4121 4123 SOFTBALL Largo Countryside St. Pete Coth. Seminole Cleorwoter Dunedin St. Pete Boco Ciego Dixie Hollins Lokewood Gibbs Largo Countryside Cleorworer Osceloo Seminole Northeast Dunedin Hudson Dunedin 21-2 51- ff'-iifffiiiififiiifi Bw mg 'z EQ wz rig-GH UE Q0 33, 52 OO 'Biz -. 2? 35 5-2 'rn 11: o 3 SOFTBALL 1 221

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STEPPING OUT, Dawn Ingram prepares to pitch another out. xperience returns To be part of the Patriot soft- ball team, skills such as out- standing batting, fielding, and sportsmanship must be present. Before coach Darius Holtzclaw posted the cuts of the team, the girls trained for several weeks. They were trained and observed for their skills. The softball team had eleven returning players from last year, The team, in total, consisted of nineteen players. I expect the girls to have good sportsmanship and to work well as a team, voiced Holtzclaw before the season began. Outstanding players were Michelle Hammer and Tina Russell in fielding, and hitter, Patti Stevenson, who last year had sixteen home runs. 220 I SOFTBALL STRETCHING OUT, to catch the ball at first base, Diane Setter helps the team get the runner out. A record of 21-2 and the titles of Pinellas County Conference Champions and District Runner- Up were earned by the Lady Patriots. The record was the finest in Patriot history. The Lady Patriots remained undefeated until the final games of the season, losing both games to Dunedin. The final blow came on Friday, April 23 at Fischer Field which cost the Patriots the District championship. The score was 4-3. Needless to say the girls had an outstanding season, stated Coach Darius Holtzclaw. Holtzclaw continued This has been a very good group of ladies, and l was proud to work with them. auf I. ,Qi GIRLS SOFTBALL: Front Row: Sue Vandermier, Lora Hudson, Michelle Hammer, Tina Russell, Denise Friend, Jeanie Jones, Row Two: Janice Jenn- ings, Lori Collins, Kim Lord, Debbie PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT, and Jeanie jones takes her practice swings before the ball is pitched. Layfield, .loan Shore, Dawn ln Row Three: Donna Larson, Patti St son, Lisa Davis, Diane Setter, Mallard, Coach Darius Holtzclaw.

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222 I TENNIS TENNIS 2 X 28 Countryside S! 2 Boca Ciega SM St. Pete 3111 Largo 3116 Gibbs 3118 Dixie Hollins 3123 Clearwater G! 25 Osceola SXSO Seminole 411 Northeast 4113 Lakewood 4115 Dunedin PULLING IT TOGETHER is what Serina Johnson had ta da to insure a return to her opponent. Y , 4' s:g:-:::,'A- ' ' I . is A- A M 'fan , ,,,, .. . , , '- Wiatr W . .,., I wa. STAYING IN VOGUE is just taken for granted by tennis players and Linda Lonordoes, combines style with her game. ,Q WATCH THE BALL is an instruction heard in many sports and is heard by Lisa Hlll during tennis practice. VOLLEY, is not only o term used in volleyball. Elise Zeiger can tell you that these are dangerous returns to your op- ponent and often can cause a player the game.