Englewood High School - Golden Fleece Yearbook (Jacksonville, FL)

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ng 6-0 with only :54 gone Sonhomore Rams 'Pa Clms Lhlll Tige V CARROLL -Union aten chapter to to riches' as the 'ed their eighth 19-6 verdict over t before 7.206 Gator Bowl second quartxzr, the Rams d 63 yards to knot the forged ahead on Gerald s 20-yard scamper early final period and sealed fst win in the Gator Bowl rack Jackson Royals six- unge with 53 seconds re- Tigers, who played the arter as if they intended J their five-game losing moved ahead of Coach 'rett's eleven after a short ,d given them the ball on n 45. 19-6' wht reserve halfback plunging over r the TD. Guard who shared honors with mate Charles Mos l 10 trips, pushed the Rams ahead Johnson 's PAT at- who led the Englewood ground attack with 76 yards in early in the final periol STATISTICS 1 Englem lF'irsf Downs ...,..,.. 16 ' Rushing Yardage .... N189 lin l Passing Yardage ...,.. 50 50 Passes Completed ,, ..5-7 8-14 Passes Intercepted by , . 2 0 Punts .. .. ...,... ,. 2-27.5 8-40.3 Fumbles Lost ....,..,... 1 0 Yards Penalized ..... ,... 3 5 S0 ENGLEWOOD 13 FLETCHER 6 ' individual offensive effort that was ignited by sheer determina- tion. The high-stepping junior half- back weaved his way 34 yards to the Jackson 31 with a punt to open the fourth period and after' a nine-yard gain and a Bernie P355 Scores 1 !Gannon plunge. he streaked into nhl AI.- ...J .. .i.. hh -.....2.. A-.-,-vw FA.- plays later f-- -'-'Ark looneyhan -rial to on + speedy catch ti ze for tl.. ..,.-.. ....., Joneyham pass for the as broken up by Larry and Bobby Booth. who bd a. Jackson TD earlier last second save. -ring the pleas of their he fans. the Rams took ling kickoff and charged s in seven plays to erase rrs' six-point mars ENGLEWOOD 34 RIBAULT ltdlllltllflllg. 1'1E11lUi,1.Uh bvuu .l.1UAu'C, Gannon and Royal moved to the one in three trips with Royal div- ing over left guard for the six- points. The Ram line, a punishing ag- gregation led by linebacker John Cory, guands Johnny Bass and John Mincey and tackle Sid M' clean, limited the Big Ten tige: tn 118 varrls rushing while 'Rnn RAM'S LUNGE THWARTS TIGER SC1 Eno fills ENGLEWOOD 47 PAxoN 12 of tht sonh with a great on the ball 1 1Times-Unio: Bushl .nglewood Routs F 4 For inth Victory, K9 ni ENGLEWOOD 32 KETTERLINUS o i,',,1,tf Engle and bo' Y ENGLEWOOD 28 TERRY PARKER 6 food ENGLEWOOD I4 LANDON 'I3 .-Q .N ,-:-:v-cf.- S -1-:-:':-:-.-:-:M - -:-'-:4:-:-skfftffsg .-.-.-.-,2E1E11fz-,4.. - ffE'3E5S?551E1E '? Q:-:I:E:I:I:l:3:2::12g: 5. . :-: .-r.-.-.-:N-ez-:-::-:-. -:- 4-' go, - - Q. . -'s.3n::-:-::- '- Z .lf 5355. 1. ' : V- X - --.5-.j-igf-:::::::3:-:-:-:-2-:-1-3:31 - f -., Q- 55 -.E.fsisis5235:5a5Ea25:s55fs2a:sS512s5.fsff-IEQGEESEEQ:'i3e'fIj. : 5 4 , .. .H ..,,. , ,4., ,Q . 1.fg:g:gsgsg2g::ao3s5?s.sg?'.zasgfsspo-'ff:Efs.''ff1121 ,, 4 .'5EsE1l 1f1f55s:Ei. 19511525 fre' e5:f:2:,'Ef3EfE2:??s: ' .-I2-I-I '-I-24. f--I-'-'-PM-I 7523231 ' 51. 1.-3155: -:gg ,:- - --rg -1: g:::3:3::g:2f:-'.j.j- v '33 'frf 5:3:5:a,:Q:g3:g.': 1 'rEr: :r: f53r3e':I'1: c ' '?f5E5E55555i5525S5fif7552 i.,,:Qff1,i-r?rf?f'f'ff'ffAf.lQ555a4 N , xg, ' ' I .'.-315:11-:2A ':2'f:r1g::-:gg-y'-2,1535:5E5E3f2'f5E,:3I X ' ' 4 ' M 1 eg . s-- 411:- , ' Qf- f r X H Q ,...... . ing mentor Tom Hulihan. Tom- my Evans, Carl Phibbs and Charley Smith handled the jay- vee and junior high footbalf chores. Jarrett, a. Hoosier all the way, played his collegiate foot- ball as a. Boilermaker tackle for Purdue. He also took a fling at basketball and track, then some more football in the serv- ice from 1943-46. He started an eight-year ten- ure in Fletcher coaching, join- ing the Beachg prep plant in 1949. His work in football as a line coach, head basketball coach and swimming coach ..-J -- -.. ---x-A-..4 Q.. L. . -Il' Alicuu muh' Cluoavv lor? the Rams' Fussell shook dashes of 27 Gr-ne 7 on an: .-rino Wi Chew Up Paxo ell L year and 91 ny's Jim leader, f 85 Points, l It was t the Drago on s well-134 y ' come up yard scoring g Q holiday when It Busse11's first A .aw Bussell. which gave the . .olck, register xperiod lead. A on short gainers 'x?:x5ds?:':i: Englewood erupted - .c foot to four yards. 3325 P'ff, quick scores - Bass' long invei- .wserve back Larry Johnson rum memo 'naldinn run and .Tnhnenn': fl-n1nA.InnbnkA4l Ol-A Al-han

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hu.. f U OUTSTANDING PLAYER AWARDS: Lamar Baxter, Best lineman, Bernie Gannon, Most Valuable Player Larry Johnson, Scholar-Athelete, Gary Chandler, Best Sportsmanship, Tommy Hansen, Team Captain, Ger ald Bussell, Best Back. .51 -E-. .: . L .: . 'l Q - Q yr A R L QQ, 4 1:52 'flu' :sc ' ' .l-- -sys,-mf Q - ,., Q- -- ev ,: ---:.- ' A ,. ML 1 J ,il - . f- he

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Landon the game, also ln E Lions to their second TI ' Ron Shamlaty blocked L mt. not 51 liarsecond period kick, at th, -..,,- . halifd il nn-,i-Wood nine. Grice, on a full spin- ' .HUD hx Mner, churned across. A PAT run ' by Giles, after an offsides penalty J nullified Hayden's run for the con- ' version, failed. l 5 552 Giles, drove to Eng'lewood's threef 'erry Parker halfback Eric 10 yards on Ju reached the Lions 8. 24, one andfod's John Bass as he gains Brave game 20-yard lines but a brilliant Lioni ll defense, led by Bill Brunner, Hay- ll B l den and Shsmilatv and Tam-vi l-4ll 45 115-3 Q ul ENGLEWOOD 45 WESCONNTTT 10 the i, ses andFast ' ' aims U the Gri Rams, 32. Seven plays Bulletl Bussell bulled over fronii the three and Johnsons conver- sion tied the score, 7-7: I se blocked Klc nn 1 4.1 l'l to edge the Lions, 14-13, in a bruis at Rams Stadium last oi 4 The Poor punt protection, w ENGLEWOOD 60 FERNANDINA 6 i'3.':,'.az.Ch.:1f'1,rif5:.212315 .9 MOON MET H an st before halftime. The Ramsl on is met head on by Engle- the first 4066 ENGLEWOOD I9 JACKSON 6 RAM gridiron. But 1 nullified by an illei Times-Union , l-balanced Rams for the Gateway Cc ' ENGLEWOOD 27 DUPONT I4 mnionship last night by a battling Terry Park , lt, Stadium. i i' -Hansen his favorite at 5' - ' .. e Hansen Scored twice W1 , ' : Q . gathered in another I ' V' All it - g MHSOP bowed f' , ,.... ffl l ve 'Km' mlm' with its lone six-pointer -ints. Bishop K ngton, the ous his season vi .me old story ey moved the l on the ground 1 anes-but coulc the vital gai: duPont's offense, 'ISTICS Enllewood dugout 134 , ...,.. I 186 48 145 4-7 14-22 By .. 3 Enelewoods alert secondary - - 0 MAL ,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,, ,,,,, ,,,, ,,, , M , .. l , Undefeated!! Englewood's Rams rushed, kicked and tackled their way to a dream-come-true record of 10-0 in regular sea- son play. Coach Don Jarrett was named Prep Coach ofthe Year, eight players made All-City Teams, and one received All-State Honors. The Rams scored a spectacular 279 points against their opponents' 79. run - and Bussell had to get his touchdown the short way Rams Alert 4 1 s x s R? n 6 v 'mg mmon Duma me long 1 1 , -.,- .-,1-s.1'-,v,.-ei.-. f :-Mizz' -..r:11r:zr:r: -' ii .Ei-1:35311513E3?553E5f5f?E1?55555f' ' 1.Z. 5i Er'iIf:'3 'If?f7 ?i - 4153555 F ' .Q ' ,q.,' eff fx 4 X ,, ' i 55155553559 n d end sweep with 5:02 1f'f-- in the second period game proved costly arker as its No 1 sigi Ralph Lisenby, received collar bone early m t Iii: quarter. ' .rl + s e js STATISTICS 1, 153 Parker Englem ........ 6 lllihfgardnso ..... 98 5,4 ardako ...... 51 gffgfdllb . ....... 149 .......... ..... 3 -6 12 ............... 4-37.1 I ,sggft-g:g::.s: Lost ....... 1 ' as mimi ...... 45 vood scored the secoi gained possmsion of tl marching 85 yards in ph the Gn.nnnn.'I-hnenn A1