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

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TRACK TEAM Receives Third Place in Gold Coast Conference Although Norlandhs Track Team did not have its best season last year, it still made very impressive showings when performance really counted. In the Northern Division of the Gold Coast Conference, the Viking's Track Team emerged with the third place slot. Combining their skill with the advice of Coaches Stolk and Varone, Bob Klewitz, Gil Shearon, and Fred Taub all qualihed for state competition in their respective events of high jump, high and low hurdles, and running broad jump. 1964 TRACK SCOREBOARD Norland Opponent w. . ,. L 65 North Miami 70 Aiming for perfection, teammates Tim Pettit and Ken McGovern 63 SOUth Broward . 64 spend hours practicing the baton pass, a vital part of the relay. 63 . Curley . 58 Maintaining balance, clearing hurdles, and winning races are all oped by combining speed, timing, and the desire to win, as shown the end results of hours of long practice in which form is devel- by Viking hurlers Sterling Smith, Frank Marks, and Gary Voyles.

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M, 1'5. k. Dzsplaymg the speed that won her a second place in the county- wide 100 yard butterfly championships, Jackie Accardi flutters SWIMMING TEAM Splashes Cold Water 072 Victmy Hopes of Rivals Under the expert coaching eye of Mr. Jacobs, the Viking Swimming Team was honed to peak precision as it prepared itself for the tough com- petition with rival teams in the area. Jackie Accardi lived up to pre-season expec- tations by placing fifth in the fifty yard free- styles of the Gold Coast Conference Champion- ships, second in the hundred yard butterfly in the Dade County Championships, and a flrst place spot on the All City Team. 1964 SWIMMING SCOREBOARD Norland Opponent 60 . . . Miami Military . . . 33 53 . . Christopher Columbus . . 70 43 . . . . Pompano . . . 57 50 . . . . Miami Beach . . . . 40 47 . . . . Edison . . . . . 18 59 . . . Miami Military . . . 31 50 . . . . McArthur . . . . 43 54 . . . . Miami High . . . . 9 50 . . . Coral Park . . . . 39 '1: down to the end of the pool. Stamina, strength, and perfect form are necessary for great speed in the butterfly competition. Gary Deaton comes out of the water for a few momentts rest after just completing a series of conditioning laps across the pool.

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y. 0 g x, , TRACK TfAM-Front Row: T. Pettit, B. Deeter, S. Mineri, W. Schroder, K. Bullard, E. Crews, G. Voyles, R. Klewitz, D. Hutchinson, R. Bearse. Second Row: K. McGovern, B. Israel, S. Smith, B. Marks, S. Kent, 5. Horton, L. Shimanski, M. Thompson, R. Czipulis, R Gonzalas, R. Lore. Third Row: Coach Varone, H. Kunkel, B. Hembd, M. Stevenson, D. Thompson, R. Hocke, D. Mathes, A. Thorton, J. Robertson, D. Harrelson, J Critchlow, S. Newman, Coach Stolk. Through hours of hard practice, Emerson Crews develops Realizing that both form and slrength are required for a good discus wind and stamina, vital assets for a distance runner. throw, Bob Czipulis strains in an egort to increase his yardage.