Gainesville High School - Hurricane Yearbook (Gainesville, FL)

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Tough Com petition CAINESVILLE - XVith four straight wins under their belts, a perfect record, and a Homecoming crowd cheering them on, the Hurricanes stunned the Sarasota Sailors with a 29-0 victory. ln the first quarter, the Canes took the lead as a high hike went from the Sailors, 10 yd. line, over their quarterbackis head and into the end zone for a safety. Sarasota then kicked off' from the 20 yd. line and gave the Gainesville offense a turn to score. NVith a third down and nine to go situation, quarterback McAshan spotted senior flanker Outlaw racing down field and hit him with a perfect pass for a touchdown. This marked the beginning of a superb offensive show. Although the determined offensive line of Sarasota fought gallantly, they were no match for the wall-like line put up by the Gainesville Headhunters. John Kidwell, replacing injured end Jim Niblack and on the starting line - up for the first time, hauled in six crucial passes from Mc- Ashan including two for first downs. In the third quarter, master blocker and runner, Roundtree waltzed seven yds. to bring the score to l6-0. Early in the last quarter Stipanovich tore through the Sailor line for his ninth touchdown ofthe Season. After Stipanovichis run, which put the Canes in front 22-0, Coach Niblack put in his second team and watched as quarterback Holland led the Canes 36 yds. for another touch- down on a quarterback carry. Monday moming brought good news for the Hurricanes as A.P. polls rated them number one after the stunning Homecoming victory. GHS 29- SHS 0. w 1 Charles Outlaw executes a fnniliar sideline pat tern and deftly oulwits u would - be tackler. Davis down, Reeves up! lt's good! He puts the hall directly between the upriglzts.

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utumn Activities lVC'lll'lH?Q tllc flrc most original lmlx fir 'Hut Illllfm, 1'l1c,s'c NfIlflC'llf.S'lI.,'0Hj7l'l1U15'- .-Xiniclst the routinc of classroom lccturcs and tlircatcnccl tcacher rcsignation. lloincconiing was a time of cxubcrance and excitcincnt. From selecting the slogan Sarasota Sailors Arc Xlutiin' Bound .Ks '67 llurricanes Blow Ein .Xgroiiiiclfl to thc final notcs ol' i'The Cfollcctionsfl llonie- coming was an unforgettable cxpericnce. Lull Week, the cluict before thc storm, fea- turcd Slogan Day, Ilat Day, Color and l.ctter Day, XVood Day and Team Appreciation Day. Radiant Susan Ilaxcn, crownccl Quccn at Storm NYarning, ruled with a court of six scnior girls. Chosen by thc Cane Varsity, the football sponsors were introduced at Storm XVarning, and wcre honored guests at all other lloinccoining cxcnts. Loyal Canes recognized special days by wear- ing purple and White, crazy hats and letters rep- resenting ineinbciship in school clubs. They came loaded down with wooden crates, logs, and the neighbors, fence boards to build a blazing fire to climax Storm Warning. Varsity players were the center ofattention on Team Appreciation Day. Kathy McGee, court memlzcr, nzissccl the Homecoming game because ryfan illness. Bill Ilurlfm, Pcggy Ifzlton, Iiiclmrrl Robe inson and Bcflz Gmiics' - '67 Cancjizof- lmll sponsors. 17