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

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‘RIDING HIGH!” is Coach Malt by, seated on the shoulders of gridders Ron Hartnett and George Leatherbarrow, after directing the team on to romp the South Broward Bulldogs 14-0 and regain the Hollywood Optimist Trophy. ATTENDING TO THE football uniforms and equipment, for the 1959-60 season, are from left to right, managers Ron Francis, Stan Kubala, Bill America, and Jim Bahl. LET'S GO, you guys!” yells Ron Hartnett, spurring the team on, as tension mounts in the Stranahan game. The L’s were edged out 6-0 for their first loss to the Dragons. 85

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Left to right, FIRST ROW: Gene Long, Dick Wolfe, Jim Irby, Ron Hartnett, Bob Perrigo, Dick Kirk, Bob Berryhill, Don Sutton, Bill Quinn. SECOND ROW: Roger Wise, Hal Fugate, Tim Winningham, Dick Wilcox, Tom Crawford, Ray Gaiefsky, A1 Kubala, Russ Fraser, Ted Johnson, Howie DiBlasi. THIRD ROW: George Lcatherbarrow, Hans Johnson, Bill Karlcy, Steve Olowccki, Mike Baker, Howard Haines, Clark Blake, Don Gasgarth, Don Norton. FOURTH ROW: Randy Mulford, Francis Murphy, Brian Urguhart, Mike West, Tom LoCasale, John Conness, Bill Blumgrcn, Jerry Stewart. FIFTH ROW: Sonny Shaw, Duane Dunham, Joel Rodgers, Walter Karnatz, Jim Zolaznik, Mike Rhodes, Jay Yurchuck, Neil Spillane, Rodney Jones, George Fairweather. Gene Long Ray Gaiefsky Dick Wilcox “ITS A TOUCHDOWN for the L’s! The crowd goes wild Bill Quinn Tom Crawford Ted Johnson with glee as Lauderdale tallies the winning touchdown of Most Val. Player Captain the L’s vs. South Broward game.

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Don Sutton Howie Di Blasi Dick Wolfe Bob Perrigo Jim Irby Russ Fraser Quinn and Johnson Awarded Honors WITH A MIGHTY thrust our Flying L makes the first down; much to the dismay of the Hialeah players. Who was best, we’ll never know, the score remained 0 to 0. THE FOOTBALL awards were a thrilling climax to the 59-60 football season. Coach Duke Maltby presented the Most Valuable Player trophy to Bill Quinn as quarterback Captain Ted Johnson looked on. FAITHFUL NUMBER “39, Bob Berry hill, sprinted the length of the field for a touchdown that led to a hard fought victory f°r the L’s in the Miami Norland game.