Miami Norland High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Miami, FL)

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Peppe' pot Don Tartar once again clever'd, evades an opposing defender to drive through 1,: a j?eld goal. Rebomzding, alihouglz no! directly apparent in the score, Is a major factor in victory as Giles clearly shows. Q Nothing rum up a quick lead like an extended series Roger Davis has just received a long pass and 7101

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Vikings Cagers Dribble Past Red Raiders Viking cagers, coached by Mr. Jim Kees, endured a season fraught with frustration. As explained by Coach Kees, the season record was attributed mainly to the lack of height and the teamls shooting inconsistency. lAfter misfortune in the opening games, the Vikings hnally jelled to beat Edison 41 to 35. Later in the sea- son, the Red Raiders Visited the Norland gym only to e be pounced on again to the tune of 57 to 52. An excit- ing game to the closing minute, the Vikings forged to an early lead and managed to stave off a desperate Edison comeback bid in the hnal quarter. At Victory Park, in one of the most spirited games of the year, the Vikings lost a close decision to traditional rival, North Miami, 55 to 51, in the final minutes of play. The dis- appointing record was forgotten when Norland met Miami Central. The Vikings watched their 10-point lead whittled down during the second half until Don Tarter and Roger Davis provided the margin of Vic- tory. The buzzer fmally sounded and Norland ended the season on top end of a 53 to 52 thriller. The ,63 season did not prove to be a Winning one but the experience gained will prove to be an asset. Jumpshots are hard to block especially if ifs Doug Bates shooting. Above, Doug launches one from the corner. J.V. BASKETBALL-Bottom Row: D. Zayas, R. Bearse, R. Max, H. Duncauson, B. Scanowitz, B. Braddock, F. Nex, B. Raudazzio, R. Gregory, S. Fahrer, R. Marguadt, F. Lloyd, R. Octavian. Middle Row: A. Karl, D. Flury, W. Reed, R. Spycher, D. Boggy, J. Kar- ranen, J. Mlhitmire, M. Roseblum. Top Row: S. Louis, G. Heweston, F. Zaicheck, J. Youngerrnan, B. McGovern, R. Holt, W. Barret, J. Klewitz, M. Sididker, D. Mundy, D. Wood, L. Rorrevo, B. Hazen, N. Crowther, B. Hamilton.

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1 963 BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD NORLAND 49 48 49 55 41 63 52 53 59 56 57 42 50 38 35 38 51 53 Ft. Lauderdale Jackson South Broward Stranahan Edison North Miami McArthur Ft. Lauderdale . St. Thomas . Pompano Edison South Broward Pompano McArthur Stranahan . St. Thomas . North Miami Central OPPONENT 61 51 53 . 64 . 35 . 70 . 60 . 75 . 81 . . 87 . . 52 67 70 63 60 62 55 52 Timeout! As the end of the game nears, with Central making a strong bid, the Vikings decide what tactics to use in protecting their lead. Basketball is a game of balance and timing, and the. mere shift- ing of 071645 weight from one foot to another may result in a score for an expert ball handler. In this play, Mike Giles hax neatly faked around his man and now has a clear drive to the basket. 165