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

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I E42 Sideline pep talk! The whole team gives Coach Dileanis a big hand as she explains a new play to team captains Kathy McCullough and Marybeth Wright. Talks like this are an essential part of keeping up team spirit. '27 'ff -' ' - 'T ' L ,.., - , , ,.,.,,.,, L, ,U,W,,s. ,.-ff.. pggp ttte L et t - fi: f 'i.i f, .. ,,., 'ffi15354i' L 21 L 15, 15 L11 ,L114 LOA ,ffm .M 291.13112'fewsfiwsziisszezzgaiis-if 5555333 as ,,.W,, , A , L ,.,. .,,,.,.Z .'1-Z-'f-.f:fz,.sw:feys1sm:-1Q:z,ffz.Q-.. ' L 'K '- -ff,fW.Q,:1wQ:s?twgvgfgs, tifil' - ' zz 2 1 '- ' fff,5S1EE?i5il5iiiiQf5f,fsivvrw-IV I' - ' . ,,5Q335t5-We wg, f.,gkl5 , in 'QH HQMX is igiiii et,i t it95 5 5s '5?E?QH5Mi4. L tsiwiiiwi 2 f ii. K Iii: L ,x.ggk L L94 ZS, 12 15. 15 -IK, 6, 15 15, 15 aiie gigeggggpg atst ,wigyikwinft 'e L QELGQW 'iiii L s ' ilggggiz tltii tv?QQ355?Fi1Pre siiet L gelgfgif i?553?35i 2'-1,1-1 5.1 1: - mifazifgsiite.,zsg,gt1ezftexw- , .,.,, ,HL5sW,,L..S,.?wM,wyI EQQAQ MQH 1 3 5' 755 1 i L VOLLEYBALL 119

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D ' th ' Good skill, dedication, ability to get along with every player, and self- motivation were the skills needed to be a good volleyball player, according to the team's coach, Ms. Iill Dileanis. In order for each player to gain these skills, volleyball camp and summer practices were required. Ms. Dileanis said that practices involved stretching exercises, bump drills, hitting drills, ser- ving, and learning defense. Sharing the responsibilities of team captain were Kathy McCullough and Marybeth Wright. Nilsa Candelario commented on the team, I think we have a good team, and we have the power and skill to win at districts. Ms. Dileanis added, They are a good group of girls with a lot of talent. best Get ready for a spike! As junior Teri Willis spikes the volleyball, teammates Linda Wade and Marybeth Wright watch, prepared for anything that might happen. This play contributed much in their match against Dunedin. 1 -n V qv' 5 't w I 3. .mf A Front row - Chris Yomer, Kathy McCullough, Marybeth Wright, Robyn Casey, Linda Wade, Susan Casey: Znd row - Dawn Werndli, Kathy Hogan, Lois Carpenter, Tracy Hales, Susan Yeabower, Teri Willisg Back row - Amanda Howarth, Lisa Wilkinson. 118 VOLLEYBALL . , 1 'Wt , , Hitting it high, senior Kathy McCullough taps the ball over the net to Chris Yomer and Kathy Hogan in one of their many practice games. Amanda Howarth and Tracy Hales watch, reflexes ready to return the ball if possible.

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More practice, better teams After-school practices - were they really worth it? Nilsa Candelario thought so: Practice is very important: without it, you can't expect to have a winning team. Northeast offered many sports which required staying after school from two to three hours for practices. Amanda Howarth, a member of the volleyball team, commented on their practices, Practice is essential for improving our volleyball standards. The junior varsity and varsity football squads spent every day of the week after school practicing, except for the day of the game. How were their prac- tices, and how did they affect their outlook of the games? Matt Murrell, a running back on the varsity team stated, When you really work at practice and win the game, it's worth it. Charles Flowers, cornerback for the varsity squad, added, Practice is more en- joyable when you playin the game. Tough practices were not confined to just the football teams: the wrestlers had rough workouts, also. Our practices were much harder than people really realized, commented wrestler Ken Ballinger. Most of the students attending the various team practices felt that they were long, tedious, and tiring, but in the end, they found that they were worth the time and effort put into them. Keeping on track is cross country runner Cathy Haynie. Cathy and her sister Susan moved to St. Petersburg from Germany and have become an integral part of the cross country team by occupy- ing the third and fourth positions. 120 PRACTICES Playing dual roles at senior powder puff practice is sometimes necessary. Senior Becky Turner fills in for Kelly McShane as quarterback: Becky usually served as a mainstay in the defensive line.