McKee (AS 41) - Naval Cruise Book

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MCKEE OFTBALL The MCKEE Mens' Softball Team had a triumphant year, with coaches LCDR Fitzharris and CWO3 Hubble leading the team through victorious seasons in Seattle and San Diego. The young team was well-practiced and well- organized for its scheduled games. Playing on the team were: SN ANDERSON PN3 MARINO BMSN BAILEK BTFN MILLER BT3 BRANDT DP3 O'DOHERTY MMFN BREAUX BMSN POYER LT DARGAN HTFN RICE SK1 EBNER SN SCHOENIG BTFN GREEN MSSM SHAMBORA MMFN HOLTKAMP BM2 WERNER SN JONES ge 4.0 -In f '- - g V, 2 K On the other hand, the MCKEE Women's Softball Team, coached by HT1 Mack, got off to a bad start. First, the team was organized late, resulting in loss of practice time, and practice fields were not always available. However, inexperience did not dampen the spirit and determination of the team in playing their best in the civilian league. Playing on the team were: EM2 CAMPBELL SI-I3 JACKSON PN3 CARTER RM3 MILLER SN CURRIE HTFN MOORE SN DAY SN ROGERS ET3 DEFOREST SN SHERRILL SN EGER IMSN WALLING SN HOLIDAY lg. AWE A ,Lf -me , e. -4 'iqnac ,X . 'Usu- . . , as -1' r . , 'M I . ..,, QU ,, . A , iw mc N ed., Q.. ., ,,, 1 S ...iq TOP: SN Day and SN Sherglg anticipate the out rnade by it Currie. ABOVE: Hoping to 3135342 to the base before the ball If DP3 Werner. BOTTOM LEFT- ext Joyner attentively awalts thK4ESN pitch. BOTTOM RIGHT. .tching Shambora concentrates OH Pl a strike.