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

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-. Y - Aer, , , -A A, -,.,....i, .L Q7 U 930.5-Q5af i liiif kid Front row, L to R: R. Black, S. Townsend, J. Simpson, E. Blair, M. Waller, J. Johnson. 2nd row: R. Bishop, D. Ash, B. Matthews, B. Hines, J. Bauman. 3rd row: P. Martin, The junior varsity baseball team took giant steps in their initial year. While winning the opener and losing six games by 2 runs or less, the boys gained valuable experience. Coached by Mr. Shackelford, the baby Seahawks dis- played plenty of spirit. Buddy Matthews led 'I965 Scores Kellam ........ 2 Norfolk Catholic . 7 Va. Beach.9 Va. Beach.6 Va. Beach.O Princess Anne 2 Va. Beach.2 Norfolk Catholic .l2 Va. Beach.4 Kellam ........ 6 1444 Va. Beach.O Princess Anne 2 Va. Beach.O Kempsville ..... l4 Va. Beach.5 Norfolk Academy. 6 Va. Beach.2 Kempsville ..... 4 -'W-1 -- .-. Vw J. Strohkorb, M. Gregory, D. Entsminger. Bock row: M. Rogan, P. Moore, S. Hendrix, Coach Shackelford, W. Rice. the club in most hitting departments, while Roberto Black was the mainstay of the pitch- ing staff. With several eighth and ninth grad- ers returning, the l966 season should bring more success. Seahawk Batter Up!

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J asedaf Front row: L. Whitehurst, V. Loscialo, R. McGinnis, J. W. Robertson, T, Rice, T. Fanney, J. Potter. Back row: Batcheler, M. Wylie, J. Cross. Second row: B. Gregory, D. Winz, Coach Byrd, B. Lomax. W. Stillman, J. Wolfe, J. Ortt, G. McFarland. Third row: J' A rf- L- -it. , if . . 0 , g, , ., ...r .. . ,' ...- Ortt gets set. LJZA14' 3'.- ng.- l4O Playing its first season in the Eastern Dis- trict, the Seahawk varsity baseball team man- aged to register two wins against their rugged Competition. The reliable pitching arm of Max Wylie, one of the best this school has seen, and the timely hitting of Jimmy Cross, helped the Seahawks to win over Bayside and Granby. Heavily outmanned by such schools as Maury, Norview, and Granby, the Virginia Beach High School baseball team never gave up any of its spirit or pride. Losing five starters by gradu- ation, this year's team will be built around returnees John Ortt, Rip McGinnis, John Wolfe, Vinny Loscialo, Gary McFarland, Wins- low Stillman, Larry Whitehurst, Bobby Gregory, and Wayne Robertson.

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,Z gfzbfkon JYQZ' I I l .- - ., ,,,.-4. v-Y , 1, ,' ,-y1.i,,.-, 1--. v v . . . V , -.rf , 4 V i X .., 4- . . . .- . .M ., . . ', . c' - . ' 'lst Row I. to r.: B. Warreing, G. McFarland, J. Simpson, J. Sidel, O. Moore, T. Burton, B. Gilliam, J. Johnson, A Knox, 2nd Row: T. Watts, B. Ottinger, C. Fanney, T. Amundson, J. Boone, J. Grimstead, E. Deaversg 3rd Row: G. Esposito, L. Walker, B. Snowden, M. Dennis, B. Moore The baby Seahawks of l965 provided plenty of action on the football field in addition to a fine winning season. In- cluded in their 3-2-l record were impres- sive wins over Norfolk Catholic, Norfolk Academy, and Suffolk. After leading rival Cox 6-O, the J.V.s were upset in the final 45 seconds of play, 12-6. With many experienced boys returning, Coach Keeffe expects continued winning seasons for the J.V. Seahawks. V.B. .... l8 Norfolk Catholic .. O V.B. .... 25 Norfolk Academy . . 6 V.B. .... 6 Cox ............. l2 V.B. .... 6 Kellam . . . l2 V.B. .... 33 Suffolk .... . . O V.B. .... l2 Kempsville . . . . l2 1 ' ' I . , 1 ' 1' I .A . T. ' e A . b , 3 r . 5 v , , i .- - J. , If ' : - V. ..- f ' 2- - 4. 5 , --.r.i, r-H-Q.. 4th Row: S. Hendrix, P. Yates, C. Shelton, P. Armsworthy, S. Townsend, R. Adams, 5th Row: Coach Coulthard, P. Moore, B. Wright, J. Wolfe, J. Chaplin, I. Spector, J. Morgan, Head Coach Keeffe. Help from bench inspires winning play on the field.