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

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,Illt I in u: nmihmmwlr waamw 5h 75:2. mm. hm Raynaggn :Inugifltlg... u... . udzd'zg-w . uuuxnan' In. nu-----u--u Llifter winning a meet against Palmetto, one of Norland,s toughest oppo- Beginning his last lap with an hhoperf, turn, Bob ients, Linda Szubski climbs out of the pool with a feeling of satisfaction. Overton races to a victory in the 100 yard free style. Vorland 70 4O 53 41 23 66 65 37 53 70 45 SWIMMING SCOREBOARD . . . SouthDade . . . . . . MiamiHigh . . . . Christopher Columbus . . . . Coral Gables .A t . . . . . . Hialeah . . . . . . . .Palmetto. . . . . . . Miami Beach . . . . . . S. Broward . . . . . . McArthur . . . . . . South Dade . . . . . . Miami High . . . Opponent . 17 . 20 . 43 . 54 . 72 . 29 . 29 . 57 . 23 . 25 Alfonso Tello approaches the wall in preparation for his turn . 40 which enables him to stay out in front in the breastroke event. 173

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SWIMMING TEAM-Bottom Row: A. Tello, R. Cohron, B. Rozner, S. Nagel, E. Lucas, C. Fink, Coach Jacobs, B. Raitt, B. Overton, E Chatlos, T. Corrao, B. Steele, J. McWater, R. Berland, M. Deutsch. S. Brezin, L. Szubski. William Chatlos, Chuck Fink, Tom Corrao, and Bob Overton begin preparation for the competition by assuming their take-of stance. 172 Top Row: J. Acardi, S. Morgan, 5. Borkin, S. Levanthol, L. Frazie SWIMMERS Plunge into the Turbulence 0f Grueling Competition Team training, under the direction of Coac Jacobs, began early in January with the advent 0 cold weather. Types of strokes that were polishe for competition were the 50, 100, 200 and 400 yard free style, the medley relay, the 100 mete breastroke, and the 100 meter butterHy stroke. Presented for the second time was the Annua Aquatic Show held at Victory Park in North Miam' Beach. The varsity team was introduced and th- crowd enjoyed professional entertainment as wel as performances by the swimming team. Toughest opponent of the season was Coral Gab les, to whom the team lost by a small margin. Prac tice was rewarded by a 6-3 record of meets. Winners of the Outstanding Swimmers Award were Tommy Lou Fischer, for the outstanding girl; and Bill Barnes, for the outstanding boy.

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GOLFERS Perform Up 130 Par,9 During Match and Medal Play Utilizing the North Dade Golf Course for prac- tice, the Golf Team readied themselves for stiff Gold Coast Conference competition. A sport in which skill cannot be developed without years of practice, Coach Kees gave members advice on strat- egy and form for putting and for driving. Contests necessitated match play, in which each player competed individually against one opponent. GOLF SCOREBOARD N orland 0 p ponent 4 . . . . . Central . . . . . 2 3V2 . . . North Miami . . . . 2V2 1 . . . . Stranahan . . . . 5 4 . . . South Broward . . . 2 4 . . . . St. Thomas . . . . 2 3V2 . . . McArthur . . . . 2V3 Donna Tindall, one of the two girls on the team, practices many 2 . . . . Pompano . . . . 4' hours to further develop her golfing ability and lower her score. 1 . . . Ft. Laudcrdale . . . 5 ,E . e, w $3 -:,.E :- ,. L , Leg e i .e ,. ,. GOLF TEAM-R. Grossman, L. Schlapp, D. Dillard, H. Mayer, D. Tindall, J. Schwartz, T. Edwards, J. Miller, M. Webb, Coach Kees 174