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

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GOLF Pinellas Park 9 17 Northeast L St. Pete L Boca Ciega L Lakewood L 9 20 Dixie Hollins W 9 27 Largo W Countryside L 10 1 Tarpon Springs L Osceola W 10 4 Clearwater L 10 8 Tarpon Springs L Largo W Clearwater L 10 11 St. Pete W Lakewood L 10 15 Dixie Hollins W Northeast W 10 18 Dunedin L 10 22 Seminole L Osceola 10 25 Boca Ciega W Countryside L Experience allows senior Chuck Spamer to accurately judge a putt in the match versus Seminole. Senior Joey Norris follows through as he chips the ball toward the green in the match versus Dunedin. Junior Chris Torgusen makes evident on this putt that concentration is a vital part of golfing. ■f '

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liking the ball, senior Sharon Berry Blocking the ball, freshman Peggy ins another point for the Patriots. Cochrane counters a spike from her opponent. Going up for a high-five, junior Linda Piver and senior Sharon Berry celebrate a Patriot victory. After a victory, sophomore Debra Ses- sion and juniors IJnda Piver and Joan Freeland show their Patriot Pride and friendship. f VOLLEYBALL 195

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A inning despite all odds nc. ' spilc ci slow si, 111 lliis scisdii, le golt h ' ani held loqclluir wilh a ositivc oullodk. I)ii(! to oiling, le Patriots did not have a wcniltli f territory from vvhicli to draw racticod golf players. This also icsiillcd ill liiiiili ' d aci.css Id uoll (;ours(!S tor praclice. l- ' aeinj such drawbacks. I he golf team was forced to foifril ils first four match(!S. As (- ' odcli Ralph Kgolf commiMited. Our school zone included only one major country club from which lo draw players of good enough (piality to play at Ihe conipetitivt; high school level, In addition, th(; new, later school dismissal time this year upset old, set ar- rangements with the various country clubs. The team did manage to bring in some new talent to add to the I I ' l II I 11 1 iig, piilisluMl lajciil. ' I ' lirougli peer sii[)|)orl. ihe team was abh; to liirn ii[) with a re- warding S(!ason. Sfuiior Chuck Spamer, a fourth year ijlay(;r, was joined by S(!nior |o(!y Norris iind juniors f hris Torgusen and Michele Vinieratos in h. ' ading the team. They helped set an example by which the in- coming players were able to im- prove their game. Although the Patriot golf team was faced with hardships, they were able to overcome them and enjoy a 9-15 record. Despite their late start, they came up with a successful season. iinior Michele Vinieratos aims for erfection to a tee as she prepares jr the match against Dunedin. OLF — Chris Torgusen, junior, Tom Edwards, freshman, Michele Vinieratos, mior, Brian Lught, sophomore, Chris Bishop, freshman; NOT SHOWN: seniors huck Spamer and Joey Norris, Coach Ralph Egolf A GOLF 197