Plantation High School - Reflections Yearbook (Plantation, FL)

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Plantation swimmers compete all over South Florida as The PHS Swimming team had a very profitable season. Swimming is becoming more and more popular as swim- mers compete all over Florida for state rankings. Hugh Trees, the team captain, is said to be one of the finest swimmers in Florida, as well as holding almost every school record, mainly long-distance freestyles. The team was also compiled of talented specialists as Greg Hoecker, who com- peted in sprints successfully all year and Bob Hughes, whose specialty was the butterfly. Tim Cunningham com- peted in the backstroke competition successfully all year to help the team become tough competition in their meets. Hughes and Cunningham also were helpful in compiling points in the individual medleys. A. 1st Row, l. to r., Bob Ziegenfuss, Don Farmer, Phil Brice, Scott Trees, Gary Harned, Mary lVlarsh, Nlike Swinden, Steve Larkin, Dan Hoecker, Jerre Coleman, John Prettyman. 2nd Row, l. to r., Sandy Grossman, Fred Kulp, Brad lndicott, Mike lVlcGoun, Andy Haraldson, Pete Schlutz, Tim Cunning- ham, Bob Hughes, Greg Hoecker, Hugh Trees, Coach Hyre. B. Bob Hughes' butterfly stroke has gained points for Colonels. C. Hoecker listens for time after fast sprint. D. Colonel swimmer practices start. E. Coach Hyre demonstrates stroke to swimmer. F. Scott Trees looks pleased after good time. G. Good start saves seconds as Colonel swimmers practice. 144

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