Miami Killian Senior High School - Catamount Yearbook (Miami, FL)

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A Cougar Slew a Cavalierg Stepped Into Spotlight, 19-13 Tears reigned down through a brilliantly lit Orange Bowl as the people filed out. There was a victor and there was the conquered, a new king reigned, it was Killian High. She had proven herself against a State and Co-national Champ. Shouts of We're No. 1 rose to new heights as a proud Cougar team left a baffled Gables to ponder their loss. The entire student body was fired up with spirit, and the team was keyed and looking forward to the game with memories of the 1967 meeting to edge them on. Defense was ready and set. A defending Co-national Champ's offense time and again ran into a mass of green jerseys. The Gables pass- ing attack was held to zero yards as the Cava- liers never achieved field position. Quarterback Jim Stoeckel swept the field with scoring passes of 39, 5, and 12. The winning pass was thrown from the 12 to Ken Quaranta on a swing pattern. IT WAS THE NIGHT OF THE PASS AS JIM STOECKEL COMPLETED 3 TD PASSES KILLIAN KELLIAN KILLIAN KILLIAN is:pLLiAN KILLIAN KILLIAN kiLLiAN KIILLIAN KILLIAN IKQLLIAN fabovej Defense foiled Gables field position and ball handling. Qbelowj The ground attack aided the games overall yardage as Stoeckel feints to Ferguson. 20 40 32 19 za 13 14 21 33 PALNIETTO . . O MiANff,5EAcH,.,.st. 20 SOUTHWEST 6 GABLES . . . 13 HiAi..EAxH. 21 MIAMISPRINGS 14 Noamwiasrzaw o souTg.otAoE.,,.,,. o MAYS. . . . o coRAL PARK . 12 miAMi5:!Ac 20 148

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'I . I K , .X'vf1. . u an I lf' A SPRINGS PLAYER MET WITH DISASTER AS JOHN BENNET C741 MADE A TACKLE. Jr. Cougars Showed Promise Despite Losing Season 2-3-1 Killian's third junior varsity season came to a rousing but interesting close as the Cougars shut-out the South Dade Rebels, 36-O. The pre- varsity Cougars got off to a slow but challeng- ing start talling to three of their opponents. ln a struggle to pull out an even season, they raced ahead of Southwest High and tied a strong offensive Key West team to bring their record to 2-3-1. The purpose of the junior var- sity team was to teach fundamentals, skills, and various techniques which would help prepare them for varsity competition. According to Coach Bill Talbot the team as a whole was fair, and the defense outstanding. Each member of the team gave one hundred go power which showed that they obtained the traditional Cou- garwill displayed here. Outstanding players were Terry Grant, Bob Snidder and Jerome McCray,. WAITING FOR THE START OF THE GAME COACH BILL TALBOT TOOK A MOMENT TO MEDITATE AS THE TEAM RESTED BEFORE THE EVENT. 150