Maynard Evans High School - Chariot Yearbook (Orlando, FL)

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wif, f or , 1? 'L,. W ,, ' s, of' Linemen FIRST ROW: John Taylor, Don Priem, Don Hair, Ron Coleman, Jim Askins. SECOND ROW: Bill Clouse, Charles Alderman, Larry Lehman, Jerry Downs, Doug Murdock. Not pictured: Ken Hodgson. Gordon Russ: Assistant Junior Varsity Football, Junior Varsity Baseball Bill Alexander: Assistant Varsity Football, Junior Varsity Basketball, Head Track Jim Gosnell: Junior High Football, 9th Grade Basketball . Robert Kennedy: Boys Swimming O A C. H. Mac McKinnon: Athletic Director, Head Football, Golf - Morris Stofle: Junior Varsity Football Dale Rider: 8th Grade Basketball eparzm e Fred Pennington: Head Basketball Gale Tuggle: Assistant Varsity Football, Head Baseball Not Pictured: Dorothy Starbird: Girls Swimming gf V kv ., ,wig

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inn FIRST ROW Dick Wiedenbeck, George Stallard, Steve Grannis, Bob Walker, Cookie Miller. SECOND ROW Jack Ellington, John Pollet, Sandy Doolittle, Leo Jackson. THIRD ROW: Buddy Smith, Carl Hermann, Bobby Angel, Teddy Malans, B111 Layman, Bob Kemp, Skip Stewart. ew Smdzum ew Coaches Contribu ' 'Nineteen-hundred and Sixty-one was our first year in the highly competitive Sunshine Conference. Evans faired well not from a statistical standpoint but from the experience gained by the underclass- men. I Several additions were made this year in our Athletic Department. Among these additions were the appointments of Bill Alexander to assist the varsity coaches, Mac McKinnon and Gale Tuggleg Morris Stofle and Gordon Russ to direct the J .V.' sg and Jim Gosnell to head our newest team, the Junior High. The major change in our footballprogram was the contribution of a modern football field by the Dads Club.

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