Rickards High School - Anumpa Yearbook (Tallahassee, FL)

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'73 Baseball Team Hopes for Winning Season Q ,-as.-rs -f 'f' 4 t ,, ' x I s 1 ' svvff-Y' if I Top Leftj Michael Simmons, Ed Williams and Steve Garner await Before the baseball team practices, seniors Ron Cox, Rodney their turn to practice catching and throwing the ball. fTop Righ tj Newman, Al Estes and David Carroway find all sorts of things to do David Dawkins keeps his eye on the game to test out their pitching skills. D

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Track Team Hopes To Better '72 Record The Track Team of 1972-73 faced some rough com- petition this year, but having ten lettermen, rough competition did not matter. Returning lettermen in- cluded Willie Wynn, Hagmon Simmons, joe Tucker and Richard Kalin. They hoped to better 1971-72's record of 2 wins and 4 losses.That team sent 9 men to statef A new addition to the track team was girls. Five of them went out for the team and practiced until they made it. Coach joe Labat felt that if the girls could take it, it was all right with him. Most of the boys thought it was a joke, until the girls made the team. The girls ran their first track meet against Monticello in March and, running -against girls, they won in every division except one event. That was the 220 and they took both second and third positions in that. Barry Sermon came off the basketball team to perform in the high jump and the running broad jump. Coach Labat felt that the team could break some records this year with such members as Hagmon Simmons running the 100 in 9.7, Ernest Green pole vaulting to a height of l0'6 3 Bill Rouse, throwing the discus as far as l47'8 . Newcomers Larry Mack in pole vaulting, Larry Merritt in the standing broad jump and jarvis Farmer running the 440 also promised to help the team's record. How- ever, the team lost its first two meets. Ernest Green easily clears the pole vaulting bar at l0'6 to help pace the Redskins to field events. Gerold johnson throws the shot while Reginald Thomas and Herbert Wyche look on before the Monticello meet. joe Tucker runs hard to clear the low hurdles during an after- school session. He set a school record for intermediate hurdles. s