Norview High School - Pilot Yearbook (Norfolk, VA)

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L VARSITY BASKETBALL Bottom: J. Clemons, K. Weller, J. Yoest, D. Johnson, E. McCauley, C. Hunt. Top: J. Goodman, Fl. Williams, G. Brown, Coach Brown,W. Stith, Nl. Hayes, L. Hill, Nlgr. W. White. Foul on number 13. . . basket gooood! Number 55, stop pushing under the boards! Sit down coach, l'm refereeing this game, not you! . . . Enthusiasm and despair is what the 1970-71 basketball season was all about. The despair of the season was the many close games that the Pilot cagers lost in the last few seconds of the games. The potential of the team was overwhelming, but the record shows otherwise. The pilots started off the season with a decisive victory over the Wilson Presidents. The next week the Pilots stayed home to host Norfolk Christian. After this loss the Pilots turned it on and romped past the Granby Comets. A few days later they squeezed by Northwestern of Elizabeth City. Several games later came the upset of the season when the Commodores of lVlaury brought their forces to the Norview gym to battle with the Pilots. The outcome was a victory over the Commodores which had not been done in the past five years. The victory for the Pilots handed Maury their first loss in 9 outings. After the victory over IVlaury, the games were close, but the outcome never favored the Pilots. Credit should be given to Coach J. P. Brown and to the outstanding play of Wesley Stith, Elvin lVlcCauley, Don Johnson, Gene Brown, and Kevin Weller. These five players, plus the superior play from the bench, helped support the belief that Norview is Number One.

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J.V. FOOTBALL l , . i l, nl . 5 First Row: Coach Jim Brown, Jack Morse, Larry Lamb, Barry Morris, Allan Rose, Coach John Tigmo, Pete Hard. Second Row: David Bond, Andrew Joyner, Mike Lee, Jeff McKenzie, Mike Benzel, Donnell Tillery, Len Baum, Bob Barrington, Tim Griffin, Frank Mani. Third Row: Randy Rusbulot, Paul Taylor, Dan McCarthy, Carl Porter, Guy Stevens, Robert Gurney, Randy Rienerth, Mack Brown, John Whitman. Fourth Row: Carl Spruill, Moses Powers, Russell Foster, William Washburn, John Dills, Artie Hunt, David Brinkley, Steve Trievel, Fifth Row: William White, D. T. Joyner, Tom Drake, Gerry Peguese, Herbert Riddick, Robert Freeman, Stan Freeman, Tim Shook, Frank Baber. Sixth Row: Mike Stiltner, Randall Johnson, Charles Emerick, John McLin, Robert Kirby, Kevin Ferguson, Bobby Hood, Manager Wayne Sandifer. The Baby Pilots of the 1970 football season had the highest scoring J.V. Norview. .. Cox . . team in Norview History. It was the quarter backing of.Jack Morse and the Norview' U L. Taymr I receiving of Steve Travel and Russell Foster that complimented the ground game. Larry Lamb and Gerry Peguese lead the young Pilots on defense in Norview- -' None- Acad- - order to run up a record of six wins and one loss. The heartbreaker of the Norview. H Maury , , season was a 20 to 6 loss to the Maury Commodores. lt was a great season , and Coach Brown and Coach Tata are looking forward for these boys to help Nomew' Keuam ' ' ' carry the Varsity on to victory next year. Norview. . . Princess Anne

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TEAIVI, TGPS Top: Mark Hayes Middle: Don Johnson Bottom: Rodney Williams AT NGRVI EW 'U' R Q' Top: Jack Yoest Middle: J. Yoest 81 D. Johnson Bottom: Coach Brown Top: Kevin Weller Middle: Gene Brown Bottom: Carlton Hill