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

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white chalk line of victory. This touchdown gave the Flying Echoingpangs of shock and disbelief, manager Doug Winters con- lfs a fourpoint lead which Norland was unable to overcome. templates the game action which contributed to Norlandk defeat.

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Unable to supress the distress of defeat, cheerleader Kathy Maronet bursts out in tears, symbolizing the proud sadness of the crowd. PFFFFFTT! Went Viking Hopesfor Gold Coast Conference For three and a half quarters, Norland and Edison fought each other to a 0-0 standstill. Time was running out as fullback Bob Czipulis took the ball on a hand-off and galloped sixty- three yards for a Viking touchdown and a 7-0 Victory over the Red Raiders. After Czipulis crashed through MacArthufs line and raced forty-three yards for another game saving touchdown in Norland's 7 -0 Victory over the Mustangs, the Vikings had only to beat the Flying US of Ft. Lauderdale in order to clinch flrst place in the Northern Division of the Gold Coast Conference. With a high scoring fourth quarter, however, Ft. Lauderdale downed Norland 31-21 and wiped out the Vikingsh seven game winning streak. Three touchdowns in four minutes over- came Norlandhs 21-13 lead and assured the Fly- ing US of Victory and hrst place in the GCC Northern Division. The loss, perhaps the sad- dest defeat in Norlandhs history, occurred on the night of Friday, the thirteenth of November. Viking defender watches all Gold Coast Conference hopes disappear as Ft. Lauderdalehs Bill Gaisford crosses the

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NORLAND,S VIKINGS Finish Sixth in the State With Best Season Ever Norland showed what a hard hitting, versatile team was as they bounced back from a disheart- ening 31-21 loss to overcome the Pompano Tor- nadoes 18-0. Fullback Joe Mathos, Who sub- stituted for the injured Bob Czipulis, started the scoring for Norland by twice crashing across Pompano's goal line. Norlandk last touchdown of the year came, with eleven seconds left, on a five yard end run by number eleven, Jeff Wolk, who also scored the first Viking touch- down of the season. A brief seasonal synposis shows that the Viking offense rolled up a total of one hundred sixty points While our powerful defense held our foes to only sixty-fwe points. The best season Nor- ., t, land has ever had ended with a record of eight W ' age a 45; W - , A wins, two losses, and an overall ranking of sixth Dragged to the ground after hi3 powerful run around right end, place in the; ISt-ate: and second Place in the halfback Tim Pettit crushes a Pompano linebacker beneath him. Northern Dlv151on of Gold Coast Conference. As the referees arms go soaring up, signaling a touchdown, stand against Norlandis powerful 017ense. The defense also Pompanohs grid-iron men stand up after an unsuccessful goal line turned in a good performance in holding the opposition scoreless.