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    Front Cover
        Front Cover
    Front Matter
        Front Matter 1
        Front Matter 2
    Title Page
        Page 1
    Student life
        Page 2
        Page 3
        Page 4
        Page 5
        Page 6
        Page 7
        Page 8-9
        Page 10
        Page 11
        Page 12
        Page 13
        Page 14
        Page 15
        Page 16
    Seniors
        Page 17
        Page 18
        Page 19
        Page 20-21
        Page 22-23
        Page 24-25
        Page 26
        Page 27
        Page 28-29
        Page 30-31
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    Juniors
        Page 33
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        Page 37
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    Sophomores
        Page 39
        Page 40-41
        Page 42
        Page 43
        Page 44
    Freshman
        Page 45
        Page 46
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        Page 48
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    Middle school
        Page 51
        Page 52
        Page 53
        Page 54
        Page 55
        Page 56
        Page 57
        Page 58
    Faculty
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        Page 60
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        Page 65
    Activities
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        Page 70
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    Athletics
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    Dedication
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    Back Matter
        Back Matter 1
        Back Matter 2
        Back Matter 3
        Back Matter 4
        Back Matter 5
    Back Cover
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Darryl King as a bully??
Dembi rPoo% in ~ihn iolers in her hair!
John Talbird conducting a symphony?
Robin Mathis teaching needlepoint?
Keith Pace on time?
Dan W~ilhelm on task? ..~
Tami Lebo not flirting?
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Bobby Ford without his BobbFodoik
Claire Kaufman not studying -s :
Matt Reichard studying?
Craig Nobles not playing p.
Victor Lewis not helpful? :::
Cathy Mc~uire in a reallyba
Julie Barnard not speaking her
Sheila Singleton rude?
Richard Poole without an accent? Ilr.
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Sara Rue not doodling?
John Orthoefer without his walkman?
Tony Boyd without his pals? .
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Tracy Hollow~ay as a pervert?
Mark Wright as ML~ark WYrong?
Kenny WYilhiams without his mouth?
'Janice Roark as a night club entertainer?
1-ope McDaniel uncooperative?
Prasad Nirikar as a t'eelgood dancer
Bo Durban obnoxious?
Ch~ris Allen without his white teeth' ..f:
Nicole Ivon without her beautiful hair?
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-1, Claire Kaufinan, will my nixrsery And to the P.K.Y. halls and fields I
school dreams to P.K..Ypnge,-~the leave my free spirit to forever roam.
school that gave them.torrie. . 1, Molly Mann, will the door knob
I; Steve Hench, I want ~to leave-my~ on the guidance office door to Dr.
c~ar. I never want to see that piece of Fey to be used at his own discre-
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to roam the halls.. partially sound mind and bruised
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nothing. learned well and I know she can
1, Sean Eric Davidson, do here-by carry out the position,
avill over the name of Rug-Rat to 1, Jake Balthazar, leave the spaces
the next generation of munchkins on top of any available filing cabi-
who grow up to become one with nets to a short person.
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Karen Gardiner


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Eric Harrell


Joseph Hartley


Trey Hatch


Angela Huff


Kevin Hunter


Stephan Kinsey


Tommy finally found someone to
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Julie Linzmayer Michele Lister





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Mark Litzkow Carl Macler


Darryl Manning


"Just wait 'till this thing is over, Jenny!"


Kimberly McArther


Scott McDaniel


Ivan Mitchell


Genie Nickerson


Jenny Mullis


John Neely


Holly Newman


Jessica Mooy


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Craig Peebles


Michael Rowe


Avery Scott


Brian Prince


Dana Rhim





Calvin Thomas


Sandra Tankersly


Kathy Twigg Laura Van Horn


Lisa Siedzik


Mark Waldorff


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Kristina, Carla, Kim and Helene


Eric Ward


Stanley Williams


Steven Winburn Helene Wright Mark Younglove


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Frances Alfonso Adam Allen


Jacqueline Delgado


Helen Denham


Michael Dolbier


Julie Arinson


Theodore Barber


Monica Douglas


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Barbara Bassett


Wilma Brown


Bradley Burns


Eric Canto


Kelly Dubose


Jeffrey Dunnam


Kathleen Gelatt


Raymond Greene


Lara Carr


Tracy Cerasanti


Martha Greer


Heath Hansen


Samuel Harrell


Bambi Clark


Pallas Comnenos


Joel Hobdy


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Lori Cooper


Mark Dann


Victor Davis


Anna Huber


Nick Ivon


Andrew Jordan


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Mark Klein


Michael Lawrence


Ann Lawson


Tara Macmillan


Victor P. says, "Boy
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Leslie McCurdy


Kerri McGhee


Theodore Morton


Christine O'Brien


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Heather Ohanian Dawn ~Ours


Lisa Parker


Hemang Patel


Kristin Peterson


Frank Phillips


Marshall Pierce





Victor Pisarri Michael Polk


Willie Powers Kirk Randazzo


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Valencia Rawls


Ellen Richards


Robert Richardson

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Anne Roessler


Thomas Rye


Go for it! (Latonja W.)


Richard Sorli


Thomas Simmons


Adevemi Smith


Bruce Steptoe


Buffie Strothers


Katie Strickland


Buddies forever. (Katie S. and Jessica W.)


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Kimberly Swinson


Janse VanArnam


Michael Summers


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Kenny Washington


Karl Weismantel


Cady West


Rodney Williams


Edith Wilhelm


Harold Williams


Melodee Williams


Jessica Wing


Michelle Worth


November Young


Latonja Walker


Micheal L., Eric C., and Andrew J. standing
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Akim H. looks at Ronnie C.'s learning style.


Ben Allen


Cathy Beckham


Valencia Brinson


Kelly Burton


Catherine Cake


lan Calderwood


Samanthra Canto


Kiersten Chapman


Jim Clingensmith


Ernest Coats


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Jeremy Conner Robby Crum


Brian Davis Denna Dawes


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Dana Dubose


Tracy Duncan


Jennifer Evans


Rodney Flowers


Rachel Floyd


EEK! Miz Parker's corning!


Robert Fugate


Chris Giesel


Carol Godwin


Sally Gray


Nichole Greene


Kyla Grogan Akim Hansen


Jeff Hazen Lori Henley


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Greg Linzmayer


Chelsea Jones


Heather Kattawar


Jeremy Legg


Paula Manning


John Linzmayer


Becky Lottinville


Evan McGough


Robby C. and friends acting their ages.


Christie Messenger


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Sohn Moon


Kelly McPherson


Stony Moore


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Joe Orthoefer


Martha Orthoefer


Patricia Moser Scott O'Dell


Steven Morrison


Kevin Poe Tracy Poindexter


Crystal Owens


Kris Parker Takela Perry


Larry Rentz


Brent Riley Michelle Ross


Rhonda Ray


Lance Reichard


Jay Sanders


Lee Ann and Dana discuss some of Edgar Allen Poe's greatest hits.

























Henry Scott


Tracy, Anne and Patricia's reaction to the lunchroom sandwiches.


"Give it up Valencia!"


Anne Stephenson


Brian Sorli


Karen Strobles


Diane Sheffield


Roland VanHorn


Greg Turner


Karl Verick


Jeannie Waters


Jessica Weinbaum


David Willis


Patricia Williams Paul Williams


Ravon Williams


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Niki Brockington


Joel Ballard Shanna Beardsley


Janet Bishop


Cassandra Akins


Nicole Anderson







Chet Buchanon







Jonathan David


Lesa Cooper


Amy Callahan


Cullen Corbett


Justin Chappell


Benjamin David







Dewey Durban


Edwin J. Delaino


Dee Dee Duncan


Martina Ganstine


Amy Geiger


Kelly Fey


Ashley Galyean


Leslie Goodbread


Dana Griffin


Garth Gunderson


Shelley Haynes


52 Joleen Hendrix


Nancy Hooten Steve Huber Hansul Hudson


Allen Brown


Christy Francis


"Grab a book and relax!"































Gene Kirkland


Casey Johnson Mickey Jones


Bobby King


"I knew these books were good for
something!"


Kris Kolb Karla Lee


Jon Lewis


Cacynthia Lock


Travis Loseke


Joey Magnuson


Darcy Masson


Claire McCall


Justin Montgomery


David Neely


Monica Neilson


Holly Ohanion


Matt Parker


Kevin Peoples


Linse Pratt


Thomas Smith


Rachell Richardson


Jeff Randazzo


Daniel Smith


Denise Smith


Tadd Stahmann


Chris Talbird Cliff White


Mary Williams Derek Wohlust


Walter Jones


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Masabilia Baker


Hillary Broward


Christopher
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Kimberly Brown Douglas
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Jason Carr John Childers


Kimberly Cline


Naomi Cullen


Arron Cae


Christy
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Karla Davis


Lavera Davis Paul Davis


Topher Davis


Bevan Doyle


Trina Egen


Jason Floyd


Jack Fugate


Julianne Gadsden


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Krista Hair


Daniel Hall


54Heidi Jacks Willie Jackson


Derrick Jenrkirs Ronda Johnson


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Angela Jones


Israel Karasik James Kem Jeffrey King


Erin McConnell Eric McLarthy


Edwin Kluge


Elizabeth Pactor


Joseph Orser


Matthys Ouderland


Adam Parlapiano


Jeffry Peterson


Kimberley Phillips


Henry Sommerville


Zeba Solomon


Cedric Rawls


Aaron Resnick


Christopher Pisarri


Leslee Von Gunten


Caroline West


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David Teply


Lee Tolbert


Jabal Uffelman


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Pamela Brooke


Brian Barret John Bauldree


Heather Bell


Kendra
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Scott Carr


Todd Cafie


Philip Chaney


Sara Chapmen


Benjamin Cohe


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Robert Doughtie


Joni Florence


Erika Francis


Ezra Freeman


Janis Gasden


Cari Gibbs


Kirsten Hale


Michelle Harden


Joan Harrison


Michael Hudson


Daryl Jempson Tristana Jewett







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Herschel Johnson


Trista Johnson


Cornelia Mallory


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Francis Langley


Tracy James

















Stephanie Mickle


Robbe Mills


Jon Nickerson Christopher Parks


Michael Spurlock


Matthew Rowe


Dore Thornton


Helen Stromberg


April Thompson


Michale Stephens


Robert Vinson Michael Walker


Michelle Walker


Eric Williams Heather Williams


Jennifer Vickers


Natasha Willis


Cynthia
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Cynthia Young


Auguste Zettler


TCharity McDaniel


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Ronnie Christmras (9) Kevin Kennedy (9)


Becky Lottinville (9)


Angela Walker (9)


Stephanie Corbett (10)


Christopher Boyle (10)


Mike Kennara (10)


Patrick Campbell (10)


Veronica Maxwell (10)


Rodney Leath (10)


Suzanne Lewis (10)


Vicki Schille (10)


Brian !rimmons (10)


Rodney Wilson (11)


Jarrad Morgan (11)


Priscilla Robinson (11)


Casey Worth (11)


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The 1Jb3-I ichool year \as a bye one- ior P K: rwa her Among the niem to be iound around
\Ivah thr grow~n g ionicrn io. Educanonn P P K werre hats pennants T-shirts burians~and
wocrked on Improving as~ iurr~cula SItudent- even an idejl Majlesioi P K calenddr
wetrC able to3in 13 mani newv classe- jnd ;lubi
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parint --t..idnt reacher orgaen~zation wra- weint to pre in the tall The paper iovered
formed events at -chool andl In the world

\VE mj;, not ha\e rron many gam-s bur P K j Our ;reek stall had problems rrnh sinkholes
Sports Comple~ was ihristened writh the 198.1 and a moil ieriou; crime occurred In lanuary
foorballsejison ~aih rhewes ;Ma aoungla~v w-htn a pair of PK ciudents bombed the
Mllihelle Day: raki the held bridge The damage ec. the srruiture wvaj not as


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IfEEECLLOYI/1


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the Prime Minister of Bri-
tain aiter winning this year s
elections
'U S Interior Secretary James
WYatt lost his job. The state-
ment that finally cost him -
W1Ze hav~e every kind of mix-
ture you can have. I have a
black Ihave a woman, twvo
Jews and a cripple,' said
WVatt of his staff.
*A giant King Kong balloon
was hoisted atop the Empire
State Building, and the
Brooklyn Bridge had its
looth birthday.
*Queen Elizabeth visited the
U.S. and commented on the
weather by saying that she
had not realized England had
exported its traditional
weather to the U.S A. It
rained the duration of her
stay in the states.
*Pope John Paul Ill was at-
tacked by gunman Mehmet
Ali Agca. Later the Pope par-
doned the would be as-sasin
*Ray Croc. the Founder of
MlacDonalds, died in Janu-
ary. and we lost T.\;. news-
caster Jessica Savitch in a car
wYreck.
*Under the Reagan adminis-
tration the U.S holds
the lar gest de ficit
($200,000,000,000) and the
largest debt (51.5 trillion) in
U.S. history.
*The U.S. sent cruise missiles
to Europe in November, and
peace talks between the U.S.
and Russia were broken off
because of this.


IN THE. WORLD
"In the fall the U.S found it-
self involved in three or four
undeclared minor wvars.
These political hot spots in-
cluded Lebanon, Grenada,
Nicaragua, and El Salvador
In Lebanon we lost many to
suicide truck bombings. and
in Grenada-the U.S press
was barred From covering
military events.
*The Korean Jet Crisis oc-
cured in September wvhen
the Soviet Union shot dovn
Korean Airlines Flight 00;,
killing '69 aboard
*The U.S. Shuttle Columbia
had many' successful flights
this year, and Sally Ride be-
came the first woman in
space Shuttle missions also
did much for science and In-
dustry through experiments
which included the produc-
tion of drugs and a study of
motion sickness.
*For the first time in U.S. his-
tory wve lost the America's
Cup in sailing to Australia.
*Artist Cristo rapped the
Florida islands in 6 million
square feet of pink plastic.
*Margaret Thatcher remains
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*Time magazine named Ron-
ald Reagan and 1'uri Andro-
pov Men of the Year. Andro
pov was last seen in public
in August and he is believed
to be seriously ill.
*Barbara McClintock got a
Nobel Prize for her work
w~ith corn genetics.
*Lech Walensa received a
Peace Prize.
*A5 bullet train was proposed
For the state of: Florida.
*The Florida Gators football
team came in sixth in the na-
tion's AP poll.
*Executions they became a
major item in the news as
several states, including
Florida, had many death
warrants signed.
*Abortion, Aids (Auto Im-
mune Defficiency Syndrom
- a disease that hit the U.S.
this year), the draft, educa-
tion, the legal drinking age,
military involvement, nucle-
ar war, and rape all remained
big controversial subjects
throughout the year.





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iic nd m mrro Reegr trralab,
rwE 10 r some oi our family islark
Dunmore and Dinlon you \51ll be
iimembered iiondli'


1984

1984 is wvell upon us. It was
the last year at P.K. for many,
and the first for many too. In
the year, we still have yet to
see many events and histori-
cal markers. The 1984 Presi-
dential Elections wvill be upon
us soon as wvell as the Sum-
mer Olympic Games of 1984.
P.K. will have a birthday -
its 50~th anniversary, and ve
will have to see if: Big Brother
is watching.


1983-41 could be considered "the year of the vid-
co." All across the nation people were demanding
their MTV', and television, movies, and rock stars
were big. They influenced and effected our lives in
big ways from the way we dress to the way we eat
and even how we talk.
\Ve wvere invited to talk wvith Joan Rivers, beat it
with Michael Jackson, and trade places wvith Eddie
Murphy.
Billy Joel, Lionel Richie, David Bowie, Journey,
Genesis, The Police, ZZ Top, The Fiu, Culture Club.
U2, The Eurythmics, along with many others were
big names in the music industry.
There were several big movies this year. Some
with the same familiar old faces and many with
Fresh new faces. Some of the films were raving
successes, ot hers flops, a nd a few were good, howev-
er they had limited engagement. Among the biggies
were Return of the jedi, Terms of Endearment,
Risky Business, Flashdan~eTeBgCilYnd
ALll the Right Moves, The Right Stuff, and Silk-
wvoodl.
On TL' we saw the end of a great series -
"M*A*S*H ', with the quickest return of a sequel
series "A4fter M*~A*S*H". "Cheers," "The A
Team." and "Hill Street Blues" remained among the
top shows, and the mini series wvas popular. Many
movies on controversial subject were broadcast.
Among them was "The Day After" a movie on the
effects of a nuclear war.


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WVho has the holiest sound system in school: Kelly Grogan. Ear piercing, P.K. paraphinalia, buttons, and wild, Fun
shoes took center stage in fads.





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W1hat is grosser than gross: Truly Tasteless jokes The torn swveatshirt look From Flashdane wvas also big, as were
sexy locker decorations, the Gators, and WYalkmans. .Photo- from Time magazine December
'0th 1Jd83n jn~d lanay nd 1984 65


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P .K. Y'ONGEC LABORATORY SCHOOL
GOOD MIONING BULLETIN
FEBRUARY 15, 1984


TOTrAL SCHOOL:
~Lost: Front tire from tan van. If
the nurses office. Thank you.


found please bring to


**~**


The Spanish Club will meet today in Mr~s. Rabell's room to
discuss the Mexican Fiesta and trip to Can Can.



Juniors and Interact Club members are planning a June 9th
party for Seniors. Please meet for 20 minutes in room M1-339.

asses asse *****

Please excuse the Girls Basketball players 15 minutes early
today, for a game in Williston.

**ews ***** ****

Pages 67-77 of this yearbook are about school activities and
clubs.

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Latin Club: Gutta cavat lapidem. In virtute suut multi
asceisus. Nullum magnum ingenium sine mixture dementiae
f uit .


Surf Club organizational meeting. All members must attend.
W~e wNill discuss the condo in St. Augustine and the trip to
San Bl1as. Please be prompt.




The tradition of student government at
P.K. Yonge is a tradition of student involve-
ment and responsibility in all levels of
school life. In past years a student represen-
tative has attended faculty meetings, and
voted there. Student representatives have
also met wvith parent groups and other stu-
dent groups.
Those involved with student government
have learned to become effective advocates.
They learned the difficulties of meeting the
needs of a community as diverse as a K-12
school. According to Dr. Baldwin, student
government advisor, "Student government
has had an impact on everything from cur-
riculum to coordinating club activities."
The strength of the tradition is based on
hard work, and an understanding of the
responsibilities of elected positions.


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ExEcutneT Board members Brette W~illiam; (President). Mlarcia Bostw\iik (V'ice Pre ident).
Dasij Majnnlng IFine Arts Chairwvomani Mlihelle LII-ier (Homecomlng Chairwoman).
Sandy TankErsley I~reasuriers, not pic'turrd Is Susan Mlaisse 1Secretarl


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Firjt semi--rer ijaSs dricer-, for the Ilunior clasj Timmy Abbotr (Trea-
-urer) Carla Curttnger IFund raising chairi, Eva Christianson ISecre-
rary). Danld Brow~n (PressJenti Kristina Enrner IFirst SEmerter Repre-
sen~tale) Karen Gardner (V'ice Prrjidentl















Roane, Flowrer; (\iic Presidenri Tom Strickland IPres dents, Karen
5troble~ 1Secretary Trej-uredl, Sam Canto (Flr5t Seme5ter representa-
tite). D na Dawes~ IFirst Semeslir Reprejenralnes.


First iemester clas5 ofilcers, Moliv Majnn !PressJentl Joanie Summers
(Secrelaryv Treasureri, leanne Kaufmann I~ice~ Presidenti. Madrk Turner
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L;ophomore iliSs off cers for flrjlt semester Ellen Richards. 1Secretary
rcrafurcr) Cady W~est IPresidenri. KanlE illc~kland (A ce President)
Mlonica Douglaj (First Semester Representarivel, Traiy Brlan
:Simmons. Jo Lynn Wa'ldorit class representative for bir-t ;cmesterl


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Spirit raiser Joanie Summers


Joe Hartley Drum Major


Ain t she cute?


I THINK THEY "RE LAUGHING AT YOU!


P.K. MARCHING BAND AND FLAG AND
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The P K Yaonge Mlarching Band earns straight superiors wuith
everyone Dlrector Robert Hyalt s First year waj a success.
HIghllght; this year Included the marching band s appear-
ance in the Homecoming Parade, a winning showv at the
F B A. District Mlarching Conlest. Festival andl chis past fJoor
ball seas~ns' half-time entertainment at our stadium.


Kim and Tirn tootin' their horns.


Dr. Fey, Mr., Miss, and Mrs. Grogan.


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Ron Moser and Brian McConnell






Alto Clarinet:
Rachel Floyd

Bass Clarinet:
Steve Morison

Contra-Bass Clarinet:
Cliff White

Alto Saxaphone:
Tadd Stahmann
Michael Summers

Tenor Saxaphone:
Karl Vierck

Baritone Sauophone:
Tonja Walker

Cornet and Trumpet
Mike Dolbier
Bo Durban
David Giesel
Garth Gunderson
Joe Hartley
Tim Keesling
Robin Knight
Joe Orser
Dan WYilhelm


Horn:
Brian Bartholomew
Ashley Galyean
Ron Joos
Kim Van Horn

Trombone:
lason Dobson
Cason Duke
Brad Keitt
Roland Van Horn


String Bass:
Tim Abbott

Percussion:
lan Calderwvood
Geofi Dunham
Dewev Durban
Joanie Summers
Shawyn Stephenson


Flute:
Naomi Cullen
Kaye DaVis
Christy Francis
Kyla Grogan
Chris O'Brien
Heather O'Hanion

Oboe:
Heather Kattawar
Karen Strobles

Bassoon:
Ben Allen

Clarinet:
Kim Blackburn
Catherine Cake
Amy Geiger
Missy Hood
Holly O'Hanion
Jay Sanders
Bruce Steptoe
Ravon Williams


Baritone:
Brian Davis
Patrick Cambbell

Tuba:
Larry Rentz
In ter ms of qual ity the symphonic band picks up t he bea t where the
marching band leaves offi. Rehearsals, concerts, and trips make up
the group a balanced schedule
This spring a much touted trip to WYashington D C. featured play-
ing on the Capital steps, then a stamp down to the Postal Pavillion.
The Symphonic Band also played at the Walter Reed Army Hospi-

P-.K lIonge band members feel strongly about their involvement In
the marching and symphonic bands WYrrtes one student- 'The
band has a lot of cool kids In it. And a lot of good musicians who
are on their wray to bigger things We are a superior band'


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Top row, left to right. Ensemble members, Ron Dlckerson, Riihard Sarhi Bo Durban, Eugene Dunnam
Leon Harrell, Kenny W~Vashington. Middle Row,. lefr to right. Barbara Denham; Angle Smith, Sheila
Singleton, Daisy Manning. Hope Mc~Daniel, Parricia WVribiams Bottolm row. left to right, Cadv WVest,
Tracy Holloway, MichEhlle Lister. Valeniia Rawrls. Prescilla Robinson. Antoinette Mliller, and Nova Young.


Pictured to the lef t are, from lef't to right. Patricia Willliams,
\alencia Rawcls. Eugene Dunnam Bo Durban and Cady
Wecsl
Members of Chorus and Ensemble occasionally sing for their
supper- Ther a BO s1ng for their classmates, parents, and
other members of the community In concerts Other high-
lights of the musical year occur when they lake their show on
the road to Itrave and perform In other cities.
Summing up her feelings for Ensemble, one student com-
mented "Fou~rth period Is the best part of my school day "


Pictured from left to right. starnlng with the back row, are Chorus members, Kelly Fey,. Darcy M'asson Kevin Peoples. Shelli
Hayner. Mickey lones WValter Jones, Chris Talbird E.j Delalno. Gene Kirkland, Nicole Anderron Rhonda johnson, Denise
Smith Eric McLarthly and Leslie V'on Gutton Mliddle Row.~ Kim Blackburn, Enn M'cConnell Shelley: Haynes. Leslie
Goodbread Krislan Kolb, Bobby King., Tom Smith jeff Randazzo, Danny Hall, WYillie Jackson, Sablia Baker. Eric Willliams
Trent Loseke. Stephanie Mlikle. Mlichelle WYalker, Tasha Wvillis, Karla Davi+ Front row, Pam Brooker. Kim Phillips Krista
Hair, Khlchelle Brooten, WVhlnney Chapman. M~ary Wilhiams Jabal Uifalman Allen Browvn. Rob Doughry. Br san Barrett, Hilary
Dennij. Derrick jenkin Da Ind Teriv. Zeba Soloman. Ashley Galyean. Kim Cline Kao WYestly. Heather Hall, Heidi jacks and
Trina Egan t


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one t dnta t sai 'lnt; lnihe
Parnes Trip' that s all they
eter do WYith the addition of sellingg
daughnurir this is all the Spanish
ilub doe,. And somehow~, as Mlarcia
Bo-stwick put it, Yo'u end up lejrn-
ing a heck of a lot of Spanich
Thi yecar. fall semester, there was
an int~ijtion jnd swim partV, a field
trip and aChristmas dinner and par-
ry They all got smashed, the pinates
that is
Spring semester Ic highlighted by
more donuts and parties Also this
semester there wvas a Spanijh iamp-
out and twoe parties ro honor seniors
and the year 5 end
Many Spanish club members are
not piiiurid But you know~ who they
are. : V'erdad :






The Latin Club lsal P.K. Yonge In-
statution The study oi Latin enriches
v'ocabUlary and increases aw~arenEss
of grammatical structure. All that
sounds good for y'ou and it Is For
Latin Club members wvhat'i good for
you is good tun as well
During the hot season, the Latin
Club sellj the best Ice cream Other
activities Include a party andl regular
meetings


Piirured Lefr to? right are Spanish Club members Ibottom row) lessica Wing, Shumaya Hardman,
Kyla Grogan Patricia Mojet. Suzanne Lewvis (middle rows) Katae Strickland. Helene Comnenos.
Kathy Gelatt Mariesa Bostwick Lara Carn. Dawvn O~urs. (rop row)l Brian Prince and leff Childers

:.444CE TRgg. ~ yAV ALACOCIM~A, h1 G5 COrdPIJNDA SE -O,
DiA~S QUE go AMi es*(a' Ln QUA LE BOy LE Ml
^=^n -OClIdBRAc- h0 UN C;41 S L.


Left to right: Eva Christen-
sen, Steven Blaisek and
Kerri Mc~ee


Advisor Mr. Kim Hayes


OFficers Edith Wilhelm
and Jance Van Arnam


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LATIN CLUB


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Q! What w~ears tights and speaks in iambic pentam-
Eter'
A: Any Shakespeare Club member when asked to.
Ir j easy 1 to belsel that the world's a stage and all the
people in it are but actors when you go to Mrs. Dean's
room on a Friday! ailltrnoon The Shakespeare Club is
unique to? P K l'ongE it flouriihes for several reasons.
WVhen asked wvhat they Ihke best about the club,
members jnswecred unanlmousjly The; People!!"
Wvhat Eugene Dunnam likes bet~j abour Fjcparticping
is, workingg \with a groupC Jedicared to one goal Oth-
ers enloed 'brlnglng Shakesperje to Iie Not a few
late getring a ihjnce to act
Produclng a pla: Isn I all therre Is to the club's agen-
Ja Parrne- camplng, hanging oult, forming life long
rilendshlps and learning jbour jome of the most im-
po~rtant workj in the Engllah languges are all part of
the group a acuiniles
Last spring Mlacbeth w~ai produced and performed.
Thlj spring As yoJu Ll ike 11 ent before delighted audi-
ences


From left to right the back row,. Cady Wesit, Markj Klein. Darid Greer Eva Chriftenscn
lenny Stewvart Eugene Dunham, ajaon Dobjon, Matryl Klean, Carol Godwin and Mlri. Dean
Iadriforl second rowv Trai)y Holloway. Molly Mhann lake Balthazar bottom ror\ Claire
Ka~uffman. Suzanne LEw~Is, Heather Karrawar Chelsea lones. Kyla Grogan Dina Dawesj
SEatEd are Hplene \Vright. Cason Duke. Sujan Ma~lssey and Sara Rui


Left to right Ellen Richards, John Sanders Kelly Grogan. and Paul Bostw~ic Susan Madsse). lenniier Sreware Eva Christensen, Meryl
Klein. Ellen Richards and Sara Rue


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Ellen Richards and Paul Bostwiik


Cason Duke, John Sanders, and Ellen Richards


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tend all meetings. The inter-
act club is sponsored by Mrs.
Parker and Dr. Jenkins. Club
OFf'icers are: President Bobby
Ford, Vice President Craig
Nobles, Secretary Anedra
Williams, Treasurer Stanley
WYilliams and Assistant Trea-
surer Daisy Manning

You know, it's really hard to
write about the surf club. It's
hard to capture the essence of
what we do in words. We do
alot. We have a lot of goals.
Endless Summer. We love
rock-n-roll. We love being
tan. We love being young. We
love P.K. Yonge What else,
We love ourselves. That s
healthy, isn't it?


Fighter, and Marathon. Mol-
les with computer graphics,
such as Tron and Star Wars
are viewed. As members of
the club students get personal
accounts for the University of
Florida Vax B. Through this
computer members get a
chance to learn other lan-
guages.

The purpose of the Interact
Club is to help the school and
the community. Interact was
just started this past fall.
Meetings are held every two
weeks, on Thursdays.

Any P.K. Yonge student in
grades 9-12 may become a
member. Members must
maintain a 'C average and at-


Slanding, from right to leftt icmputer club members Dr Becht (ada lsor! Bruce Steploe \ictor Dav ij. klke Chappell Nicholas
Ivan Suzanne Lei\\i. Edith W.Ilhelm and Cathv Gallectre Seated, left' to right are Darryl jempjon. Jim Clingenimith, Brian
Bartholomew~ Marshall Piirce Not psetured are Sean Da\idson, Heath Hansen Mlark Klein. Leshe AhlcCurdy Evan M~c~ough,
Dawn Ours and Sjnd) Tankerlyv



ABOUT OUR CLUBS ..


"There s only one thing I like
more than computing,'' says
Computer Club member
Sandy Tankerslv, "And I
can't remember what that is
right now."

Like other clubs at P.K.
Yonge,, Computer Club is or-
ganized for learning. Students
not only learn new ideas, they
get a chance to polish skills.
As far as clubs go, Computer
Club is on the cutting edge.

People bring their own com-
puters to show others or bor-
row TRS-830 color computers
for their own use. Other at-
tractions for members are
chances to play games like
Eliminator, Galaxy, Cosmic


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Pictured from lefti to right are Darryl King Stan WYilhlamj Erii Harrell, Mack~ey Wsillajms Petcr King
JImmy Cook, Ane-ra Willia~mj Craig Noble- Bobby Ford jnd Daisy' Manning Nor pictured are Itan
Mlitchell Priseifia Robinson, Calein Thomas and Majrk Turrner


SURF CLUB


Suri Club mcmbere pictured cl~lockwae are, Noah KincaidJe Andy Hulecn, Mlrs Raker Isponsori. Tim
Reiihard Dated Bronn. Julie Douglai Julie Barnard Tamar. Akers, lohn Westl. John Talbird Niial
Ison and Debbie Pollini Nor pictured are Carla Gunringer, Majrk Litzkow Make Rowre and Brette
W~illiams.


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Executive Ediiorial Board-
Editor-an-Ch~el- Marcia Bostrwlck othei board
members are Kriisona Eniner Meryl Kl~en. Su-
;an Mlassey, Mark Turner and Brcine W.I.
De arrment Head-
Spe al Features Kell) Gregan
Sports Marjk Turn~r
Edatoralsl Krsarlnna Enmner
StudEn[ COuninilCIas4 Newr ]eanne KUI -
man
People- Cjrla Gurtinier
Newsi. Llsa Parker
Point Counterpoint Sutan Matrey
Criarave Eva Chriiiensen
Grphi ka Gai rd


'gjy J.J )ou hiar abot~ the rubber chicken
Mr~ Ch~iterJ give me? aiked Carli Gui-
ranger 'Itwas I Puller Surpllss Get II:
There IS no room for Ihsh lesel of humor .n
ThE Wa~velnglb Thes year s paper has profei-
iianal qualities Prnimed locally It Sanra Fe
Pubushinn he paper came our five Imes the
!car The Tas i sues was Jdi draited Io the class
S1Udinl5 weren [ Ihe only onrs to benefth irom
the excellent ioverage pro\nded by the papEF
Sldffers learned ra warie and edIt Ytorle, and
to laY-out pagEP They alo krarned whai a
go00 ieedlng ~I Is to be ionnrcted with a qurahlrv
products ayl Tom Rolb Ihe be al part dbout
Ihe nprTia~ p Behng pjr of a group or


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WYavelength jtaff pictured. left to right Top Row -- Nicole Ivon, John Talbird. Rick Dawns. Mlariia Bostwilck Mike
Day. Lisa Parker. Tom Kolb Tamara Akers, Jubie Barnard. Middle RoH -- NICal HIjE, SUSan Massey, ]rnnp Sleruart
Jeanne Kauffman Rita Davis. Mlark Turner Kris Entner, Caria Gurtingerr Paula Sanderj. Brette Wilhiams Bottom row,
left to right Andv Hewleitt Eva Chrlirensen. Victor Lewij, Meryl Klein, Gia Giasullo. Vicki Chlilord 15pansor). and
Scott MclDaniel. Not plicemed are Kelly Grogan, David Greer Claire Kauffman, and Sandy Tankersley


Adviorc~ Mri Clifford ciis ast1 the nexe dead-
hine She wants to make I alelengih its Ill (
a rap rdrew~ide iiudent publication -- 1 Pubt -
ajlon In~rist to nudents and maintained as


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YEARBOOK STAFF


Sponsor Kayce Raker and Ediror- n-chief Me~ryl Klein


Hey, whatta we gonna do for
yearbook today, Bass Raker*'
asked the boy at the window.

'WYhat did you iall me? Mrs
Raker asked, pacing around
the room rryingg to iind her
kev and the next deadline

Like chickens w~ith their heads
cut off the annual -staff
hopped into action When
asked how~ she felt about
working on the yearbrook
Cathv Brikham -quaw~ked
lt' sa peck of a lot better than
something, but I couldn' j ay
what right nowv

We can t realiv talk about
wvhat wele learned, and what
wve like best about our year-
book. because we re still work-
Ing on iI AII we can sa! i
w~E re having a good time and
we hone you are ton


Sand) Tankerrev
Krlse hm. joe, Jenny
Yemi. Julie Sandy,
SRobin. Carla Kim Car-
01 Keliv. Tracy Bren-


(Clockrri-e) Robert Richardson. (Photographer). Dawun Ours (Lay-Out Conjultant)
Metryl Klein IEdator-in-Chief Cathy Beckham (Acisiiesir Editorl, Sandy Tankerslev
1Spor I Edltor). Carla Gulitnger (Copy Editorl Not pic tured are Mlike Day (Ever thing
Else and Brian Prince IPholographer)


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RTHLETICS







CHEERLEADING


VARSITY Top to Bottom Julie Barnard (co-capt.), Lynn Smith,
Gretchen Hack, Laura Peckham, Julie Douglas, Tamara Akers
(capt.), Jenny Gessner, Paula Sanders, Jenny Mullis, Julie Linz-
mayer.


Clowning around Left to right Julie Linzmayer, Jenny Gessner,
Julie Douglas, Gretchen Hack, Paula Sanders, Lynn Smith, Tamara
Akers, Jenny Mullis, Laura Peckham.


J.V. Left to right Rhonda Ray, Jennifer Evans, Katie Strickland (co-capt.), Mellodee Williams, Valencia
Rawls (capt.), Kiersten Chapman, Monica Douglas, Angle Walker, Ann Lawson.







FOOTBALL


8


P.K. YONGE
FOOTBALL ROSTER


NO. NAME
32 Turner Baker
82 Eric Benton
14 Andre Brown
83 David Brown
11 Brad Burns
60 Tommy Delaino
73 Ted Dykes
33 Raymond Green
71 Trey Hatch
44 Darryl King
84 Peter King
~85 Stephen Kinsey
72 Carl Mader
80 Sohn Moon
12 Craig Peebles
70 Richard Poole
40 Matt Reichard
74 Calvin Thomas


POS. WT. GRADE ~,
HB 150 9
E 165 11
HB 145 11 .S
E 150 11
QB 150 10
G 175 11
T 200 11
HB 140 10
T 170 11
HB 195 12
E 160 12.
E 180 11 'e1
G 170 11
E 150 9
QB 165 11
T 215 12
HB 180 12
T 220 11


1983 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE
SEPTEMBER


Jamoree
Williston
Dixie County
Keystone Heights
FLAGER PALM COAST
FLORIDA HIGH
open
Hawthorn
Baldwin

NEWBERRY
CHIEFLAND
UNION COUNTY


Kenny Washington HB
Kenny Williams C
Steve Winburn G


150 10
170 12
180 11


23
30
OCTOBER
;G 7
'g 14
;,o .20
28
NOVEMBER
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VOLLEYBALL


Bottom row (L-R) Edith Wilhelm, Antoinette Miller, Niki Brockington, Priscilla Robinson, Bambi Clark, and
Latonja Walker. ~
Top row (L-R) Coach Tammy Dodson, Valencia Rawls, Sandy Tankersley, Robin itathis, Kim McArthur,
Rhonda Davis, Melodee Williams, and Head Coach Victor Cohen.
1983 VOLLEYBALL SCHEDULE
SEPTEMBER
7 FALL JAMBOREE
13 CROSS CITY
14 SANTE FE
15 CHElFLAND
19 BRADFORD HIGH
20 HAWTHRONE
21 CLAY HIGH
27 At Interlachen
28 NEWBERRY -
OCTOBER i
11 WILLISTON -
4 At Cheifland
5 ST.JOHNS(L-R) J.V. Coach Willie Powers, Assistant Tammy
Dodson, and.Head Coach Victor Cohen.
8 Lee High Tournament
10 At St. Johns
11 At Cross City
13 At Sante Fe
18 At Hawthorn
19 At Clay High
25 INTERLACHEN
26 'At Newberry
29 QUINCY SHANKS
NOVEMBER
1 At Bradford High
2-4 DISTRICTS


7 CHAMPS


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Saturday, September 24, 1983
S- FSUte IniatisonalleOe
'- -- Thursday, Ocptober 6,198
.18 Newberry Invittiona
Wednesday, Ocptober 12, 1983
ms, ~- Ciflan Invitational
Thursday, October 15, 1983 -
L;~ d~q~Pj ~ C ~B6a~Delandr Invitational (il
,, Friday, October 12, 1983
Cflorida Invitational
Wednesday, October 26, 1983
Alachunvia County Meet
,i Thurs F'day, Ncoveber 31, 1983
-lrd Suwianne onfernc

Thursday, November 12, 1983

- Districts
Saturday, November 19, 1983
'I/~ -,I r State


Boys team members: Left to right, Tim Keesling, Shannon Woodruff, Ray Achey, Cason Duke, John
Saunders. Eugene Dunham, Ricky Quintana.





COUNTRY


Pre-run Sweats.


Girls team: left to right, Michelle Lister, Rachelle Richardson, Susan Massey, Jake Balthazar,
Stephanie Corbett, Jenny Stewart, Edith Wilhelm, Hillary Dekold







SWVIMMING


TOP ROW David Greer (Boys capt.), Brian Prince (Boys co-capt), Jenny Gessner, Karen Gardner, Wade Reed (coach), Cullen Corbett, Betty
Richardson (faculty sponsor), Carla Guttinger (Girls co-capt.) MIDDLE ROW Dana Griffin, Jeremy Legg, Christy Francis, Kristina
Entner, Richelle Richardson, Chris Giesil, Ernst Coats. FRONT ROW Steve Huber, Johilathan or Benjamin David, Debbie Pollini (Girls
capt.), Tracy Duncan, Mary Williams, Stacy Blankenship, Johnathan or Benjamin David.







1983 Schedule
I rr~a~~i A r~~ FE~ nSEPTEMBER
15 Oak Hall/GHS
19 Bucholz
20 Eastside
,-~ 30~qW ejr JSeabreeze
OCTOBER
15 Gator Invitational
1` IL~I'i~aj20 Jax Episcopal
NOVEMBER
3 City Championships
12 Districts
18/19 State


TOP TO BOTTOM Brian, Debbie, Victor, Jenny; Karen, Jenny, Brian, Carla; Debbie, Brian,
Carla, Karen; Jenny, Victor, Karen, Brian; Carla, Karen, Jenny, Debbie; Victor, Carla, Debbie,
Victor.






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LADY

WAVES


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Topto row (L-R) Chris y Gibbs Brian Da isJon Taird, Brad Kobeit, LeTayom~ricl, Jo artleick e Dayb Chrs MGiesel, Vicne Pis rri and H
Coach Giesel.



BOYS SOCCER SCHEDULE 1983-84
NOVEMBER
26 JAMBOREE
DECEMBER
2 at GHS
5 BUCHOLZ
7 EASTSIDE
9 at Episcopal
12 at Bucholz
14 GHS
16 FA'1HER LOPEZ
JANUARY.
4 BUCHOLZ
6 CLAY
19 HUCHOLZ '
16 at GHS
18 at Eastside
23 at Clay
25 at Middleburg
30 BOLLES
FEBRUARY E:~eursaEr4~r
3 at Bolles
4 CLEARWATER CATHOLIC
6 at Father Lopez
8 MIDDLEBURG
16-18 DISTRICTS




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Bottorn row (L-R) Meryl Klein, Jake Balthazar, Chelsea Jones, Lisa Siedzik, Jessica Mooe, and Molly
Mann. Top row (L-R), Barbara Gunderson, Michelle Day, Jennifer Stewart, Helene Wright, Wusan
Massey, Nicole Hise, Cady West, Tracy Holloway, and Hope McDaniel
GIRLS SOCCER SCHEDULE
DECEMBER BOLLES
12 BOLLES
10 EPISCOPAL
13 BARTRAM
17 GHS ~~
17 at Lake Brantley
JANUARY s -os
4 BUCHOLZ
11 GHS
18 at Bolles
25 at Bartram
FEBRUARY


4
9-11


CLEARWATER CATHOLIC
DISTRICTS


GIRLS SOCCER


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BASEBALL


Bottom Row (L-R) Tim Keesling, Mike Zoltek, Jeff Hazen, Brian Simmons, Willie Powers, Kirk Randazzo, Mike
Kennard, Lance Reichard. Middle Row (L-R) Tom Colb, Jonathon Allen, Jim Hazen, Adam Allen, David Willis,
Mark Litzkow. Mark Turner, Jim Clingengsmith, Ted Barber, Eric Benton. Top Row (L-R) Tommy Delaino,
Richard Poole, Craig Peebles, Matt Reichard, John Stoner, John West, Sohn Moon, Brent Riley, Trey Hatch.


Head Coach Bob Hawkins and Assistant
Cecil Barnes.


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SOFTBALL


Bottom Row (L-R) Cathy Bec-kham, Jackie Delgado, Edith Wilhelm, Niki Brockington. Top Row (L-R) Batboy -
Danny Mansolo, Sandy Tankersley, Kim Brooks, Robin Mathis, LaTonja Walker, and Head Coach Jimmy
Mansolo.


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1984 SOFTBALL SCHEDULE
FEBRUARY
28 at Interlachen
MARCH
1 at Oak Hall
6 DIXIE COUNTY
8 at KEYSTONE RIGHTS
9 at Hawthorne
12 SANTA FE
13 NEWBERRY
16 at Williston
20 at Chieflanel
21 G.H.S.
23 UNION COUNTY
26 KEYSTONE RIGHTS
28 at G.H.S.
30 at Dixie County
APRIL
3 HAWTHORN
6 at Newberry
9 INTERLACHEN
10 WILLISTON
13 CHIEFLAND
14 at Santa Fe
17 at Union County
24 OAK HALL
25-27 Districts
MAY
1 Regional
4 Sectional
10-11 STATE


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J.V. FOOTBALL


BOTTOM ROW (left to right) Greg Linzmayer, Mike Linzmayer, Mickey Jones, Kevin Peebles, Joey
Canto, David Willis, Brent Riley, Eric Canto, and Ronnie Christmas.
MIDDLE ROW (left to right) Chris Clevand, Bubba Phillips, Scott McDaniel, Jim Hazen, Kirk
Randazzo, Adam Allen, Paul Williams, and Andy Jordan.
TOP ROW (left to right) John Stoner, Ted Barber, Roland Van Horn, Lance Reichard, Robert Haines,
E.J. Delaino, Brian Simmons, and Mike Lawerence, Head Coach Bob Hawkins, assistants Carl Mader,
Cecil Barnes, and Ed Jones


The J.V. sideline during the Williston game.

Brian Simmons attempts to break up a pass.


Coach gives a pep-talk at half time during the Hawthorne game.


Junior Varsity Football Schedule


Sept. 15
22
29
Oct. 6
20
27
Nov. 3


HAWTHORNE
DIXIE COUNTY
WILLISTON
KEYSTONE HEIGHTS
UNION COUNTY
CHIEFLAND
NEWBERRY







J.V. GIRLS BASKETBALL


Bottom Row (L-R) Manager: April Green, Jackie Delagado, Nicole Anderson, Valencia Rawls, Joleen
Hendrix and Score Keeper Bambi Clark. Top Row (L-R) Melodee Williams, Ravon Williams, Patricia
Williams, Valencia Brinson, Head Coach Willie Powers, Rhonda Johnson, Adrien Green, Lee Ann
Delaino.
GIRLS J.V. BASKETBALL .A
SCHEDULE
Dec. 9 At Newberry
12 SANTA FE
15 At Interlachen
Jan. 3 At Hawthorne
5 At Bishop Kenny
14 FLORIDA HIGH
17 NEWBERRY
19 At Clay High
23 At Keystone Hights
27 HAWTHORNE
30 CLAY HIGHT
Feb. 6 INTERLACHEN


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J.V. BOYS BASKETBALL


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Bottom, left to right, Scott Mc Daniel, Raymond Greene, Greg Turner, Rodney Leath
Top, left to right, Yemi Smith, Kenny Washington, Eric Benton, Stephan Kinsey, Joel Hobey, Leon
Harrell, Willie Powers, and Head coach Lindell Smith







9th GRADE BASKETBALL


Dan Moves down court.


Shoot it Paul.


9th Grade Boys
Dec.
Dec.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan:
Feb.


Basketball
13 GHS
15 BHS
4 KEY
5 HAW
12 KEY
13 BHS
20 EHS
23 HAW
26 EHS
4 Palatka
Tournament


Players: Sablia Baker, Allen Brown, Rodney Flowters,
Willie Jackson, Travis Loseke, Kevin Peeples, Heff
Randazzo, Larry Rentz, A.C. Sension, Daniel Smith,
Thomas Smith, Chris Talbird, Paul Williams.


Kevin in Action


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TENNIS AND TRACK


Girls tennis team members: Sally Grey, Carol Godwin, Chelsea Jones,
Jenny Stewart, Tracy Cerasani, Sandy Tankersley, Jenny Gessner, Lisa
Hair, Dana Rhim, not pictured are Jake Balthazar, Rachel Floyd, and
Lynn Smith.

TRACK SCHEDULE

Feb. 28 KEYSTONE HEIGHTS
March 7 TRENTON
March 14 NEWBERRY
March 21 NEWBERRY
April ALACHUA COUNTY
April 13 SUWANNEE CONFERENCE
April 27 DISTRICT
us., STATE


Boys Team Cason Duke, Coach Lewis, Joe Hartley, Tim Keesling,
David Greere, Jon Saunders, Chris Crawford, asst. Coach, John Neeley


TENNIS SCHEDULE
Feb.
Feb.
Feb
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Feb.
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March
March
March
March
March
March


April
April
April


EASTSIDE
WILLISTON
at Baker
KEYSTONE
At Dixie County
UNION COUNTY
OAK HALL
at Columbia County
CHEIFLAND
at Union County
EASTSIDE
at Chiefland
at Williston
at Gainesville High
BUCHOLZ
at Oak Hall
DIXIE COUNTY
at Bradford
BAKER
at Keystone
at Suwannee Conference Tourn.
District Tournament
State Tournament


Track team members Timmy Abbott, Ricky Quintana, Eric Harrell, Micki Williams, Darryl King, Nicole Hise, Antoinette Miller, Andrea
Williams, Edith Wilhelm, Leslie McCurdy, Dawn Ours, Juliet Linzmayer, Molly Mann, Jake Balthazar, Shannon Woodruff, Ray Achey. Not
pictured are Raymond Green and Carla Guttinger.








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