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

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,W ,, BASEBALL TEAM-Front Row: R. Cameron, J. Holmes, J Wilson, J. Owen, G. Eargle, R. Stanley, J. DeLeonardis. Second Row: N. Nicosia, B. Schmid, A. Fried, B. Jones, L. Adelman, J. McWhorter, M. Kleibl, J. Barnes, J Kalinsky. Third Row: E. Schultz, S. Krassner, R. OJShieIds, M. Layden, B. Holt, R. Max, P. Schnell, F. Dunn, L. Robles, M. Dix, J. Scurran, Coach James. ousikme Awmuz; ct Norlcmdiv version of Tinker t0 Evers to Chance goes into action as In practice, firs; bas'emafz Bill Schmid grabs the peg from shortstop Louie Robles flips the ball to second baseman Guy Eargle. the ShOTtStOP 171515 m tune to get the final runner out.

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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.

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BASEBALL TEAM 1964- BASEBALL SCOREBOARD Hits and Pitches Way to Season 0 f Victories Norland Opponent 3 . . . . Miami High . . . . . 2 McArthur . . 5 and precision pitching, the Norland Nine soon made it apparent that last year was not the year to beat the Vikings. Striving to improve the previous yearhs record of seven wins and seven losses, the Norland machine promptly threw a cog 0n the plans of the Miami High team by defeating them 3-2 in the Viking's opener. The . . Fort Lauderdale time for Norland to prove themselves came ' earlier than they had antici ated. After dro - ping their second game to hchrthur, 5-4, tfllJe ' ' ' ' St' Thomas Vikings displayed their buoyancy by putting . . Fort Lauderdale into practice the skills taught them by Coaches James and Garrigus and by bouncing back to . . . . Stranahan the winning path With a 2-1 Victory over the North Miami Pioneers. . . . North Miami . 4 With the combination of powerful hitting 2 - - - - North Miami - 6 South Broward Sou th Broward Pompano NATwNAl. mmmc m IV; W t. t w mwkmw w' n t t V M Using his s'kilgs as an outhelder, Nick Nicosia jumps high Demonstrating perfect batting form; slugger Jackie Holmes sends mto the azr m an attempt to catch a hard hit fly ball. the baseball into deep right held for another extra base hit.