Northeast High School - Viking Log Yearbook (St Petersburg, FL)

Page 209 text:

. THE VIKI VISIT THE YANKEE 1 I w , .sl ,Q .fg:s.'1fzS1, w.l ' - . I 'N-' Mai - K '. V-v' ' , ' V 11' If c'-R' ' A .- , V Nfl ,jsp V . 15.1, 'tw lx Q -' - . .I ,V - V ' l. l . 1 --1' Q . ' T V f, . 'lf I ' T. A W I' 'X l'f AE . ft! ,fe .. .3 - Q C at f .1...., .. W- ' if . .tt J., ' ,, Q by ,V,, 1 3 I 1' ., Nd t T E e- t . ,, , I V ,. Q it - 1 W llvv '3' 'V' url' ' -v . 1 A P1 - vt 1 I h rel. ' y 1. .zf - p -7 V z Bob Counts gets a pitching lesson from coach Frank Cr osetti. Yogi Berra shows Fred Archer th we i E T1 , ,Q Q' ,p .163 th If X , W ... if 'V' 75 if 54513 -Q MT? - A Aj .J ' :7:f,3y' ' Jgmvy. -5 x I' l , f lgn ' K' U, T 9 4 '!- 'Hf ' e proper catcher's stance. 'wr p tn 41, A is 'Q 1 7 J A ,W -Y 4,4-14:7 D X ,fy N Q I Q 7 W' i 11' I ' 'Q iq .' A' . . 'Nr thwlgxfy wl' f i - lr I .. I :- Bobby Richardson and Gil McDougald talk over double la mov 'th Edd' p y es WI ue Burton, Jim White, and Howard Isaacs. r N- rx- sx-cc Q- 1 A f X 4 'K ,fy we M M W .x , ' 'ff L ..,.. R X ww, , 3' . sw WEN T , 1 ff- V' -.:. . ,Y 4 , he N! s -ef ees of s sss as AMW MA. . f X T V '.- T3 T, 3 l f ,, ': J , , if Q a , 5 as -:-f'- 4' . V ,, , 3, .,,, 1 ,U . . .jj 3 R A , ,A K s s is . . 4 .I f 1 1 - wk if QQX tt E 43' 4 V Rid ff, I 2 'M12 J ,RQ 1 ' . Vx., I , A ..'f A' I lol H VJ, , .... . Q 'ffip ' . .,,, f .,, K K .- g 1' A Q l lm It H. . an ' t .5 'l N ! H Q, at I! .. . . l ' H .4 4 . 1 .4 , 1.0. . U K Q N . . ' lj .wily , , . c X x ' 1 M' X R Tony Mancone and Dick Isaacs learn about first base from Bill Elston Hosvard helps Dennis Driscoll, GU Sk owron' Hleber with playing the outfield. l is fp 1 ry Munn, and George Page Two Hundred Seve Ft

Page 208 text:

. - -,g,,,x3X, FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: James Strickland, Bob Kaufman, Eddie Burton, Doug Veazey, Richard Saul, James Blair White, Howard Isaacs, Mike Colangelo, Fred Archer, Mike Knoop, Don Penly. SECOND ROW: Tony Mancone, Robert Counts, LeRoy Kramer, Gordon Cutting, Dennis Driscoll, Coach Buchaus, Gary Munn, Richard Isaacs, Chris Stiles, Robert Kidd, Bill Keller. V f ,f Even though only six lettermen answered the call of Play Ball iff-ff-I lill ,V this year, the Viking baseball team turned in a very good season of fy, play. Starting the year with an impressive I5-3 win over Admiral I Lf 1,2 Farragut, the boys continued on through their schedule, playing every ' M y ty 1- Z N 1 P' 41' s game for nothing but victory. Coach Buchaus used his material to the X 3, f 'Lf, Q -V B, best possible advantage, getting top performances from everyone. One f ',','f' .'.' 1 , y , my highlight of the year was the seniors' trip to Miller Huggins Field to gf' -Q ggfyf fr' ' by meet the New York Yankees 1, I' U, wg, I 'G ,C If 6, it '1 f lf, SCHEDULE M I -V L March 8 ' i QQ j March 'IO ,yr tl' y I March 15 ff, March I8 I V, 7' March 22 I March 24 in , qi l l' had March 29 April 5 A lecture from Casey. 15 April 'I4 April 19 April 21 April 26 Eddie and Jim receive instructions from tho bosses May 3 Page Two Hundred Six Admiral Farragut Plant St. Pete Sarasota Manatee Jefferson Boca Ciega Chamberlain Dixie Hollins Hillsborough Largo St. Pete Clearwater Boca Ciega Dixie Hollins Clearwater Largo

Page 210 text:

V, XX V rf' ,K ,Q 'fig 312,345 , -f , .ws V ..-0-v--1. wr l J ' 7 'N A ,a A A U59 , s Z3 ji? .. I . .1 t ,f fr, ,. L. B . I W 'r g g , 'H' 1 e. ,, ' , , ' W' 1' .. ,,,,, 3Zi 'f' ' ' L h' . d ef 'fix' 1' -Q 3 . iw , fy: ww af' ' ,, ' , , 'is 2 Us f ,, W' S ' , ,H J f f , so f ,A i , .. W ,gf 'M In 2 V ' -'-A . ,. I . , ,,s,,,.. M, f,.,,MW, N -N QWQEIAW' , V 124533:-em . ' ,, ,gl 0, , , ,,, W f, :aw ,J 4 ,i g-v-nnw, fl y- 5 J' mms.: 1wmw.,'MrAfQNM 'f-.wwmw-',L3'wf2W'W' 'tzmxn 'f GQSZW 'aw' VW' ,.........a- E - ..,.... ' Wm., r M 'tM!,. Wwvlf- -V lst Row, L. to R.: Jim Taylor, Jack Runkle, Sandy Kelley, David Knowlton, Richard Hall, John O'Neil, Rex Welchr Mike W0l'f0H, -Aff Zig50n,GRiCkY Brovillard. 2nd Row: Larry Maschino, Rex Heck, Bob Kemp, John Warren, George Doore, Dave Newton, Bruce Lilienthal, Bob ZGISGF, le 'een' George Stovall, Bill Zewadski, Gary Trimble. BOYS' SWIMMING TEAM 1 Y V .,,, l I' . y V? V-K f, 11. J fm, ' ' g vi ' ? 5 ' I , N ft V 3 5 , Led by several outstanding seniors, the boys' swim- ' K ming team fought back from a season-opening loss W J A-J' to St. Pete to complete the year on a winning note. I ,, ,, ,ZW .4 gfgfg Q . . g 7 A y f f Head Swimming Coach Ned Allen not only prepared jhgffl I the team for this season's activities, but he also 9 If trained the sophomores and juniors in the funda- J y ' M-c , , mentals of swimming and diving, looking forward to ,gym f , f ,f ff ' , ,,:,,,, ' 6' ' . the years to come. Working their way through Qu, , , W the longest, toughest schedule which any of North- east's swimming teams have had to face, our team wxwigdq ,- for 1960 did a iob of representing the school that ' M we can all be proud of. z ,W he, eg, ,W it 'wfmf V 4 09,4 X 1 , we 14 Z' fly' ,fc W ' , fs ' tn X i. 4 ' in H ' 1' X , nv 7 - ' ' f , ,gs I V, f ,ae J, ,B , 'I , , ' L V 'WLS 1-or , Coach Allen cheers the team through practice. Page Two Hundred Eight