Virginia Beach High School - Hurricane Yearbook (Virginia Beach, VA)

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90561965 4 t 'Win ity, U hr gl 11' F Q . Yang. f' Davis., 'Tw x -an Viigq lu.f'f W 'I li ,li Kneeling: Scott Thompson, Mike Strickler. Standing: Leslie Watson, Archie McDowell, Barry Evans, Coach Polizos. With its new Group l-A status, the golf team of Virginia Beach High School quickly established themselves as an Eastern District power in l965. Behind a l3-l-l record, second only to Churchland, the Seahawks continued to show their winning form in golf. The team finished 2nd in the district and placed 6th in Va. Beach.. 9M Va. Beach. . l2 Va. Beach. . I2 Va. Beach.. 8 sk Va. Beach.. 8M l Va. Beach.. 9 Va. Beach.. 4M Va. Beach. . lOV2 Va. Beach. . i2 Va. Beach.. 6 Va. Beach.. 9 Va. Beach.. 8 Va. Beach.. 7 -3-w. Kecoughtan . .ZM Suffolk ..... O Warwick .... O Kellam ..... 3 Churchland . JM York ....... l W Norview .... O Craddock . . .6 Wilson ..... 3 Granby ..... 4 Hampton .... 5 a tough field of 60 teams in the State Tourna- ment. State Jaycee Champion Archie McDow- ell and the '64 Group ll medalist Leslie Watson led a strong team composed of senior Barry Evans, Lane Agee, Mike Flynn, Mike Strickler, and Scott Thompson. Mr. Polizos piloted the outstanding season. -s-11 . A. ...... 4 ox ........ 3 V2

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- .- ,.,,- A.-+4.-1. , CSQCMGCUA QFGCA 790122 Front row: R. Ryals, D. Bradley, E. Austin, L. Hubbard, J. Cummings, M. Mathias. Second row: B. Ottinger, T. Though it was rather small in size, the '65 track team had one of the best crops of talent it has had in a long time. Every member of the team helped in the scoring, and many of them tallied consistently in the meets. Since there were not enough boys on the team, over half of them competed in two or more events. The Seahawk track team was led by Chris Han- son, Floyd Wilson, and Bob Taylor. Putting forth its best effort against Norfolk Catholic, the team lost by seven points. Constant bad weather hampered practicing, and therefore only three meets were able to be scheduled. The l966 varsity track team should get off to a good start with nine of sixteen boys return- ing. Among those returning are Floyd Wilson, Bob Taylor, Melvin Mathias, Steve Ervin, Ernie Austin, Bob Nixon, John Evans, Reggie Ryals, and Donald Bradley, 1965 Track Scores Va. Beach. . .42 Oscar Smith . . ... .89 Va. Beach. . .40 Deep Creek ...... .9l Va. Beach. . .62 Norfolk Catholic . . .69 Flynn, S. Ervin, B. Nixon, R. Reed, Bock row: C, Hanson, F. Wilson, B. Taylor, M. Keville, J. Evans, Coach Gregory. lf' H035 Aish ' KJ 'S M-'vrv-M -. . I f'v,g,1-.5 'f . . -5 IJ, M,,e, ..-feifffvf' .:f-,- fi o- . . . . 7 2i1 -..r.g2S'g1if--4!n,32a-1:-.:.a.,'af!rf...1 H -.-5' Flying through the air with the greatest of ease!

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-- .?...g. -- ...--, ennzlv 1965 L. to R.: Donnie Johnson, Greg Cayce, Coach Coulthard, Jimmy Maher, Mike Beavers, Billy Doubt. The l965 tennis team produced one of the best seasons in Seahawk net history, while competing in Group I for the first time. Nor- folk tennis powers, Maury and Granby, were the only opponents the Seahawks were unable to defeat. Lettermen Bill Doubt and senior Donnie Johnson, the No. l and No. 2 men re- spectively, combined 23 wins against only 4 losses in singles and doubles to pace the team. Va. Beach.8 Va. Beach.7 Va. Beach.l Va. Beach.l Va. Beach.9 Va. Beach.7 Va. Beach.4 Va. Beach.7 ' E. 4,- A v, f . h m 5 1 ' f . - 1, -5:-tr, The Seahawks, coached by Bob Coulthard, filled 8 out of 9 possible entries in the new Eastern District tournament. The No. l and No. 2 doubles teams and singles players Bill Doubt, Donnie Johnson, Chuck Moorer, Jimmy Maher, Ward Wood, and Mike Beavers were all seeded in the tournament, which was held at the College of William and Mary. Great Bridge .l Cox ........ l Granby ..... 8 Maury ...... 8 Kellam ..... O P.A.......2 P.A.......5 Cox.......2 5 This page sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Cayce.