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

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Outstanding Year for NEHI Netters BOYS TENNIS TEAM: Gil Shamas, Richard Schwartz, Dave Lambrecht, Steve Hansel, Gary Scopes. 74,4 R xt, 'xx XA Ry x 1 S, S 1 if S ' Q-: 'LT f Pat Ferguson receives a few helpful hints about her back-hand from coach Margaret Phillips. Netter Gil Shamas puts just a little bit of extra effort into this serve in an effort to perfect it. 245

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Hard Practice, Determination Produce ,K r N Y x sw,-,K ..,,... . S f-v-mmm? Gary Scopes demonstrates good form for sewing during a practice session. 244 Keen competition and deserved victories were high- lights of the 1964 tennis season at Northeast. Each member of the two NeHi teams, boys, and girlsi, dedi- cated himself to high standards of skill and sportsman- ship. Under the guidance of Coaches Phillips and Ben- jamin, the two teams had another successful year. The experience of the returning lettermen and the ambition of the novices were combined in this yearis teams. Daily sessions of hard practice were instrumental in developing the skills to meet the stiff competition of such city and conference rivals as St. Pete. The abilities and determination of the team members enabled them to place well in doubles competition, as well as in singles matches. Lf. J Joyce Mac Farland, Pat Ferguson, Joy Newton, Coach Margaret Phillips, Carol Newman, Barbara Shank. A .4 KNEELINC: Ginny Dupuis, Diane Frisbie. STANDING: Leidia Merhige, Malene Fagg, Ian Critz, Mary Domeier, Elizabeth Elliot. 4

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MW Talent, Determination, and Sportsmanship if EZ- F 1:5 iii Q 5 E Q: BASEBALL TEAM, FIRST BOXV: Vaughn McCarthy, Dean Saggitt, Jim Zuffel, Ed Gwark, Ken Vanderpool, SECOND ROXV: Fred NVidener, George Mitcheson, Barry Lazzeroni, Bruce Boyle, Bob Nelle. THIRD ROW: Manager Frank Adams, Bill Huguet, Lee Granger, Bill Kiely, Larry Holly, Bill Cuiney, Coach Tom Zachary, Coach John Ash. IF' Coach Tom Zachary takes time out for a little rest before starting a long practice. 246 The 1964 season began for the Viking baseball team early in the second semester with practice sessions lead- ing up to the first game in March. After working on its strong and weak points throughout the spring, the team was at the peak of its ability as the playing season arrived. This yearls team capably met the challenge presented by Northeast's record of excellence in past years. The Viking baseball squad excelled in fielding as well as in hitting. The skills developed in practice en- abled the team to score important victories over city and conference rivals. Talent, determination, and sports- manship made this year's team a success. Coach John Ash will add new depth to the NeHi coaching staff this year.