Miami Carol City Senior High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Opa Locka, FL)

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BABY CHIEFS OFFENSIVE TEAM Offense: L to R, BACK: Clevland, Alveraz, Shepard, Keith, Cosmo, Dunn, Parker, Mato, Grant, Baker, Cooper, Robinson, Williams. MIDDLE: Tompkins, King, Peters, Rivers, Gouchee, Daniels, Jones, Bryant, Reynolds. FRONT: Vereen, Carter, Barfield, Sap, Smith, Stringer, Thomas, Wilfold, Smity, Stallworth. 1 Coach L0!it0 Coach Hertler Coach Fox The goals of the junior varsity program are to improve young athletes in three areas. First in the class- room, secondly in the community, and thirdly on the football field. The fine showing on the field and the tremendous working attitudes off the field seem to indicate that improvement has taken place. Carol City students can look forward to a bigger and better season next year. Thanks, coaches and team, for a terrific season! 138 I iv- Football The iunior varsity starting offense.

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SAGA OF THE CHIEFS Football, at Carol City, was more than just a sport. For 55 dedicated young men, 12 coaches, and the fans who supported them, it was a way of life. Th rough seemingly endless hours of practice, and disappointing losses which dampened the spirits of many, the dili- gent coaches and persistent players never failed to put forth their very best. lt's extremely difficult to accept defeat with an attitude of good sportsmanship. But for the Chiefs, sportsmanship was the name of the game. With only one win to their credit, the undaunted Chiefs followed the Warpath to a Homecoming victory, finishing the sea- son with a 2-8 record. Despite the Chiefs somewhat disappointing record, football touched the lives of many students, teachers, and families in our community. lt was the magical force which brought people of all tribes together for a suspended moment in time. A moment of defeat, tears, endless endeavour, and ultimate victory. .3 D' .Ji 1401 Football