Miami Norland High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Miami, FL)

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G. Torres, G. Grodzicki, T. Jolly, F. Tucerone, C. Morris, L. Lauderdale, J. Barns, D. Evatt, J. Youngerman, R. Cershen. Third Row: D. Randall, J. Owen, K. Pletzer, J. DeJesus, T. Bale, M. Worthington, G. Rhodes, J. Martinas, F. Harper7 G. Roreo, T. Harvey, C. Strick- land, B. Mitman, G. Heweison, S. Weinstein, D. Brandy, F. Lisko. Top Row: E. Lipsch, E. Davis, S. Bello, L. Terwillinger, D. Wilson, J. Moller, R. Wolf, R. Ferris, B. Holt, L. Murry, J. Fesco, J. Critchlow7 G. Shearon, B. Antulis, D. Wisneusik, B. Roberson, E. Bailey, M. Neil, J. Morford, J. Galliger, G. Voyles. GR HRON OFFENSE Unveils Unbalanced Line in Finest Season Recorded Although the first two games found Norland 0n the low side of the scoreboard7 the first Victory was posted over South Broward. After dominating the flrst half of the Key West game, the Conchs man- aged to emerge Victorious by running outside the firing Viking ends. Returning 21 week later to crush St. Thomas Aquinas, Norland moved on to do battle With Stranahan. The Dragons scored on a freak fumble interception late in the game to give them a narrow margin of victory. Undergoing a series of revisions and changes, the Viking oHense unveiled its unbalanced line in their 13-7 victory over the Red Raiders. Finally, Norlandk offensive platoon which averaged 204 yards per game, swept over its last four opponentSeall top ranked teams-to reach second place in the northern conference. ttThafs no excuse! The Coconut Grove Playhouse could surely use an actor like yaw , observes line coach and trainer Coach James. X 30?! xyxk 44a COACH

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Nothing would please John Ladkani more than to induce a fumble from Pompano Beach halfback whom he is meeting with such a jarring tackle. 162 1963 VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM-Bottom Row: L. Robles B. Calcutt, R. Kesseler, A. Turner, T. White, T. Wantuck, B . . . . Robinson, J. Hayes7 J. Spreitzer, J. Pelick, B. Jenkins, B. Johnson fsgzczl?:,::f::n;,:;s 35:57: i215 rzqrjzszjzfazzz: :5; R- J- J- s- M- F b D Marx, D. Flury, R. Czipulis, J. Mathos, J. Marcinak, D. Wantuck 1963 FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD Norland Opponent 0....Hialeah....17 7 . . . North Miami . . . 13 13 . . . South Broward . . . 7 0 . . . . Key West . . . . 14 36 . . St. Thomas Aquinas . . 6 . . . . Stranahan . . . . 13 . . . . . Edison . . . . . 21 . . . Ft. Lauderdale . . . 20 . . . Pompano Beach . . . 13 . . . . McArthur . . . . KIOv-xl-q-QON

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Abruptly halted in his rushing attempt by the powerful Viking defense, a St. Thomas halfback is thrown for a considerable loss. Enid Gil Shearon, driving a McArthur halfback to his knees, is a danger- ous threat not only as a pass receiver, but also as a powerful runner. g tackling was an integral factor in, holding the Rat rs to negative seven yards rushing while yielding only one first down. Coach Dmukins discusses de ensive strateg to be used during the second half with co-captain szmy Hayes.