Gainesville High School - Hurricane Yearbook (Gainesville, FL)

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School Spirit Became the Twelfth Player Followers supported GHS through now traflitions' and faitlwzl hacking. School spirit at CHS this vvztr iouml itst-It in thc miml and xoico ot' ox'oi'voiit-. lixcitiiig giunvs and ti victorious season tirccl up the stiiclcnts. Thev lwc-zililc Jroutl ol' hciii I Ll mrt ol' CHS uml , i I urovctl it hx' sumuortinff thoii' tt-mils. Stitch-nts . 5 ti'au't-lt-cl from one mul ol' thc stutt- to thc otha-r to follow tho Nlighty limit-s. Cheerleaders spiced the pop rallies with stunts and skits which brought chants, replics auicl spirit from thc stitch-iit hocly. 'l'ht- pt-p htuitl vnlivcnccl pop rallies with MCIIS lioysw, iillixit-U uml the Alma Mater. Fams throughout thc stzttc rccognixccl tho toot- hull team as liuviiig it utweltth platter, on tho ticltl. That all important twelfth num was spirit. Spirit uiclvcl Canes iii rcucliing tht- sciiii-tiimls play-offs for thc statto t-htimpioiiship at Floricht Fit-ld. Ftuiic, victorics turd unity rcsultccl from the spirit and priclc that clitiiuic-tciiixc-cl CHS, A proud coach and o principal ffxpross tl great ejlirt for ll 1lc'.s'cf1'ui11g victory.

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A. P. Polls Correct GAINESVILLE - llurricanes, rated No. 3 in preseason polls, took on lax Lee in a thrilling season opener. First half action saw Canes cross into General territo1'y twice, but an alert Lee defense would not allow GHS to score. GHS per- mitted Lee into Cane territory only once, leaving first - half play scoreless. Canes returned from the locker room to jump into the lead as Stipan- ovich took a pitchout from McAshan and carried the ball in to score., Canes took over on their own 12 yd. line and a pass to Outlaw chalked up another six points for GHS. Sanders received a punt and raced 57 yds. to place the Canes in scoring position. The TD came as Stipanovich tore through Leeis de- fenders to go for the score. Reeves converted for the extra point to complete the scoring for the evening. GHS 21-LHS 0. PENSACOLA - Gainesville Canes took on 14th rated Pensacola Tigers with a balanced attack of runner Stipanovich and passer McAshan. Dur- ing the first-half, the Canes moved into Tiger territory many times, however, they never reached paydirt. The final half, particularly the last quarter, proved to be the downfall of the Tigers as the stormed-up Canes put 27 points on the scoreboard. Headhunters held Pensacola's offense to 1-1 points. Stipanovich rushed for 150 yds. and added three T Dis. Boundtree plowed 20 yds. for the other score. As play ended, the scoreboard read 27-14, and Gainesville held their 'i3rd in statev prestige. GHS 27-PHS 14. GAINESVILLE - In front of an aisle-filled crowd GHS Hurricanes romped over last yearls state champs, Melbourne, 31-13. Led by the tandem effort of Stipanovich and Roundtree, the home team took an early lead in the first half. After setting up shop on their own 37 yd. line, the Canes were in scoring position as quarter- back BIcAshan galloped into the end zone. Car- rying the ball 26 times, Stipanovich urged the Hurricanes to victory as he scored three times. Although the Bulldogs managed to rack up 13 points, Gainesvilleys defense held them to only 82 yds. rushing. Buell and Smith were superb in containing the Melbourne offense as they broke through the line four times to throw the Bulldog quarterback for long losses. During the final minutes of the game, Round- tree rambled into the end zone for the final points ofthe game. GHS 31-MHS 13. Explosive Cane Movers pile up fir yclrcloge in the Cl'llL'illI-jbllffll - clown play. M ons-ter man Buddy Carrell coffers with Defensive Coach Dicks on game strategy.