Northeast High School - Hurricane Yearbook (Oakland Park, FL)

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SEVENTH-EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL TEAM FINAL SCORES Putting forth a superior effort and Deerfield 35 Northeast 10 showing good sportsmanship, the seventh Pompano 42 Northeast 24 and eighth grade basketball team ended Perry 20 Northeast 17 the season with a total of two wins and New River 19 Northeast 17 fourteen losses. Parkway 25 Northeast 17 Mr. Andy Andrews coached the team, Hallandale 30 Northeast 29 which was playing as a group for the first Sunrise 54 Northeast 23 time. With averages 8. 8 and 6. 5 respect- Everglades 40 Northeast 27 ively, Mike Rhodenbough and Charles Pompano 34 Northeast 35 Colamaria were the high scorers for the Sunrise 49 Northeast 19 team. Also showing fine efforts were Everglades 25 Northeast 22 Norman Stradleigh and Doug Lowe. Parkway 40 Northeast 29 New River 20 Northeast 16 Deerfield 35 Northeast 26 NcNicol 11 Northeast 25 Parkway 29 Northeast 19 STANDING: Mr. Andy Andrews - Coach, D. Thompson, W. Pierce, N. Stradleigh, S. Mace, P. Wright, M. Barabas, D. Rhodenbough, P. Olson - Manager. KNEELING: D. Bennett, D. Whissler, P. Buckley, T. Smith, C. Colamaria, D. Lowe. I851

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Deerfield Pompano Perry New River Parkway Hallandale Sunrise Everglades Pompano Everglades Sunrise Parkway New River Deerfield Parkway H. Bennett jumps over opponents heads attempting to score for the Hurricanes. FINAL SCORES 18 32 42 27 52 21 30 32 23 28 39 45 19 36 34 Northeast Northeast Northeast Northeast Northeast Northeast Northeast Northeast Northeast Northeast Northeast Northeast N ortheast Northeast Northeast 20 44 47 26 31 32 33 33 39 23 30 39 39 34 28 Hurricanes I. Rust and H. Bennett go after another rebound. J. Rust and G. Tinsley get another rebound for the team. 1841

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TRACK AND FIELD EVENTS J. Schlegel takes hurdles before season. Shot-put proves to be one of the most straining field events. Track, unlike football and basketball, is centered more around the individual playler than the team. Northeast's team had both the ability and the good coaching needed to de- velope the skills. Mr. Carl Garrigus and Mr. Norman French, who had both coached the junior varsity football team, took charge of the track team which was open to all boys in the seventh, eighth, ninth, and tenth grades. The boys entered in such events as the discus and shot-put throw, the high jump and broad jump for the field events, the 50 yard dash, the 100 yard dash, and the 220 yard relay in the running events. During practice season R. Arencibia shows how its done in the high jump. I861