Fort Lauderdale High School - Ebb Tide Yearbook (Fort Lauderdale, FL)

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First and Ten! First row, left to right: Ed Boyack, Don Bohannon, Jim Mc- Clung, Phil Wahlbom, Gene Howell, Charles Hulfish, Fritz Will, Jim Reilly, Danny Doyle, Bob Richard. Second row: Cy Casoria, Bob Maher, Julian Hadley, Bill Russell, Pete Mitchell, John Beatty, Dick Longo, Bill Horky, Inky Mattull, Jim Crum, Mike Newton. Third row: Bill Clendinen, Bill Kohl, Jack Saunders, Jim Gargano, Bill Burkhardt, Dick Wilson, Ronald Thomas, Dick McFarland, Gordon Caldwell. Fourth row: John Monaghan, Durwood Hickson, Larry Caldwell, Charles Fonda, Dave Reilly, Ed Burch, Noel Baltier, Bob Hale, Bob Suite Fifth row: Bob Casteel, Ed Frykman, Chuck Irwin, Toby Hund- ley, Charles Bruce, Pat Pearce, Clifford Sparks, Bob Clark, Tom Munson. Block That Kickl L

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Clendinen try for that all important point. WEST PALM WILDCATS This cold night found the Wildcats hot enough to burn the L's 26-6. The valiant Blue and White fought courageously against breaks and an alert rival before succumbing to the heavily favored Wildcats. Wilson scored for the Flying L's in the waning seconds of the game. LAKELAND DREADNAUGHTS Early in the first quarter, a Lakeland scatback tallied their only TD. In the third quarter Munson connected with a long pass to Russell who then ran for a Flying L TD. The extra point attempt was missed; Lakeland scores a 7-6 win. CORAL GABLES CAVALIERS The Cavaliers struck with rapier-like thrusts when the Flying L defense seemed to have them stymied. The L's offense functioned smoothly for a first half touchdown, but was stopped by its own fumbles in the second half. The final whistle found the L's on the short end of a 26-6 score. MIAMI JACKSON GENERALS An inspired band of Flying L gridders met the power-laden Generals head-on in a thrilling duel before bowing 20-6. In the closing seconds of the first half Munson hit Russell with a TD pass tying the score at 6-6. Long runs by Casoria and Munson in the second half thrilled the L sup- porters, but the Generals' defenses held the rag- ing Blue and White tide short of the goal line. Will and Horky jolt a General Ace.

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HAROLD HAYES and BOB BEALE MACK VINES J.V. Coaches Most Valuable J.V. Player tint row, left to right: Bill Prentke, James Ret, Buddy Bos- men, Dave Reilly, Mack Vines, Lamar Briley, Allen Walsh, Jim Hern, Harry Friese. Don Love, Bill Wright. Second row: La- fayette Flanigan, Bob Boeglin, Mike Newton, Dick Matthews, Tom Moody, John Snyder, Skippy Schippers, Mikey Wilkins, Ben Jelseme, Herb Lozier, Tim Dawkins, Coach Harold Hayes. Third row: Bob Kuhlman, Buzz Rane, Tom Burke, Bill Seaborn, Bill Beall, Bob Wall, Dennis Moran, Walter Rode, Charles Coleman, Henry Hancock, Lamar Bass. Fourth row: Eugene Twitchell, Mike Shaw, Al Cone, John Anderson, Fred Bass, Chuck Irwin, Fred Bazarte. Gardner Jordon, Bob Gallion. Fred Turner.