Plantation High School - Reflections Yearbook (Plantation, FL)

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ear of hard work, put together an undefeated season All goals set by the Freshmen were surpassed as the team put together an undefeated season. The Freshmen team was a lineup of zestful members with enough ambition to work until complete team perfection was achieved. Their 6-0 season record only tells half the story though. They scored a total of 170 points with only 20 scored against them as they completely shut out Nova, Northeast and Pompano. Along with team captains, Tom Ponche and Craig Havens, there is enough talent and ambition to anticipate an exciting Junior Varsity season next year. A. Row 1: Tim VanKirk, Kevin Connolly, Bill Corbett, Johnny Dunlop, Mark Roundsaville, Gregg DeSilva, Paul Skidmore, Mike Zarro, Dennis DeSilva, Ozzie Benitou, Bruce Bradham. Row 2: Mgr. Jeff DiPIaoidoo, Tim Van- Kirk, Glenn Vittale, Jackie Brown, Don Haris, Ricky Allen, Harold Edwards, John Morris, Bob Moore, Tom Ponche, Xavier Turiver, Ronnie Dawson, Mgr., Johnny Dunlap. Row 3: Craig Havens, Mike Ondrejecka, Mike Walters, Brooks Cavell, Jim Grahm, Steve Guilbert, George Reillyn, Bernie Nickerson, Jeff Boyle, Gary Underwood, Bob Pruett, Harold Edwards. Top Row: Coach Wilkerson, Mark Lord, Jim Daugherty, Mike Pratt, Ken Gaudin, Gary Ridgewell, Chris Gadson, Bob Faurot, George Reillyn, Don Haris, Tom Clarke, Kent Burke, Dave Cutler, Rick Scruth, Coach Stanislowski. B. Coach talks to player over strategy during time out. C. Line down and set as quarterback call signals. D. Quick pitch out to running back gets Freshmen good gain. E. Manager attends tired team during a breather. F. Freshmen back sweeps right end for first down yardage. G. Coach Wilkerson eyes another victory. 123 ij' f ,,,, 2 I. V r iff if J rr . - G.

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The 1971 Plantation Colonel Freshmen team, through a ,MHZ B C. I D. 122

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Cross country goes to Jacksonville for state meet 1 I-I, , f1r4 '!' VWMMK -up .sa A .. .Aussie B A fine team effort helped Plantation's young cross country team rank high in the state competition at Jacksonville. The Colonels went unmentioned in the pre-season picks as a tough team to beat. However the Colonels had but one blemish on their season record. It was one loss to Stranahan against seven wins in dual competition. By the time the Colonels had met Lauderdale's team in the Flying L Invitational, they had begun to put it all together. One week later, they entered the Broward County Conference meet and placed second. The next week they placed third in the District meet which on November 21 qualified them for their opportunity in Jacksonville, where they ranked tenth out of twenty-five teams in the state competition.