Florida School for the Deaf and Blind - La Coquina Yearbook (St Augustine, FL)

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ll 77 g Ab Coach Bennett and his boys had a winning Season with a 4 -3 record. Experience is the main by-product of B football! STOPPING' AN END RUN First row, l. to r., M. Wilhite, M. Washington, B. McCullum, L. Johnson, B. Gibson, Fl. Crissman, M. Dukes, B. Quattrone, J. Young, M. McNeal. Second, rovv. C. Brannon, M. Martinez, B. Johnson, J. Pope, D. Moore, M. Anderson, Mike Anderson, S. Bryant. Third row, M. Dunn, D. Carroll, J. Purdy, B. Lange. G. Eldridge, M. Zepela, J. Hicks, L. Stanley, E. Hernadez. Fourth row, Coach D. Bennett, J. Jenkins, mgr., D. Cooler, rngr., B. Brown, mgr., J. Crowley, rngr.. C. WORDS FROM THE WISE C'0Z'e Coach '?'?'W 'f'ff'..z.ii.g,fi '...r -HM, ..t I L A 2' A READY TO SACK HIM - C I I T. li GETTING THE HIGH SIGN EGR A ToucHDovvN DRAGONS OPPONENT DRAGONS OPPONENT 0 VICTORY CHRISTIAN 14 22 ST. JOSEPHS 12 18 ST. JOSEPHS 14 6 HASTINGS a 50 PONTE VERDA o 18 BUNNELL 22 18 VICTORY CHRISTIAN 14 0080

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A G , , F 0 G - I . . gl I . ik at f ' so xt? I Coming off a 10-0 perfect seasc it 5, lu- 5 A, W gglmrfv A the Dragons, hard hit by T A ' I . J' ' F' QP A 7' F r iff ,er raduation and in'uries finished N. f- . -. X , - , A f , ,, Q ., - ,,, . . w witha5-5mark. - f--W ' eee A - eeree 'assi ' Y leee atm ,L 1, .. Q EP .. .. .R ., Q ...Q f v ,,. t t maxi . e..e , g b .. i,. ., , Q , , in n g.. ih ,, V 1 b . .. QQQV A I 'L . I :rl L' . W ,rfy P J . A . Q I. -S . 'ree . iiiii I X 70 ' X K .- E r re . .R . . j t . ieee I A - 1 I I if rrre COACH SLATER EXHORTS f'i . rrr' r r,lre. -eir t -H- eirh rrer . First row, I. to r., M. Warner, A. Taggart, R. Young, L. Martin, J. Douglas, Palchick, T. Schuier, C. Becker, B. Reid, R. Carson. Second Row, T. Krohn, G. Frankel, E. Anderson, D. Jenkins, R. Story, G. Goins, . B. Mack, A. Griffin, Schenck, Third row, R. Goodwin, P. Roult, J. Crooks, J. Crarner, D. Dye, R. Price, C. Brown, R. Burnache, D. Bernard,. Fourth row, D. Carrol mgr., M. Dunn, J. Conley, mgr., R. VVheeIer, mgr., B. Johnson, mgr., Ass't Coach W. St. J pictured, Ass't Coach Tom Clark. F- 1 R. mgr., R. Gibson, mgr., R. Spears, B. Ford, R. Dickens, J. Manning, J. Langan, J. Singleton, ts, mgr., J. Purdy mgr. Fifth row, Assit Coach M. Battle, Coach M. Slater, D. Rober Orin. Not I COACH ST. JOHN PONDERS COACH CLARK RELAXES HOMECOMING ACTION AGAINST ALABAMA DRAGONS OPPONENT DRAGONS 0 ST. JOSEPHS 26 40 14 FLAGLER PALM COAST 31 24 20 ORLANDO TRINITY 13 42 13 HASTINGS 22 18 47 JACKSONVILLE TRINITY 21 14 80 OPPONENT ALABAMA DEAF 12 GEORGIA DEAF 14 N. JACKSONVILLE ACD. 6 S. CAROLINA DEAF 38 UNIVERSITY CHRIST. 32

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WRESTLING .. J- . .: A., 'I-.jf A U Q I9 COMBINED DEAF-BLIND WRESTLING TEAM, A fi' ' A Memf- '-Tersar-ft--e-A-W5-ff'-'fa swf-ww-:fra I- I .1 . sa A A SIGN OF THE TIMES Q 1 . I 1:3 'W HMM wal .4 ANOTHER DRAGON WIN TEAM SPIRIT Coach Charles Crozier's grapplers had compiled a fine 15 - 2 won-lost record on the eve of the State Tournament in Daytona Beach. This was no mean feat in view of the fact that most of the opposition came from AA schools. Eggs TWO POINTS FOR FSDB Q01 CHECKING IT OUT JNL PROUD WINNERS