North Miami Senior High School - Conestoga Yearbook (North Miami, FL)

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NORTH MIAMI VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM: CL. to RJ. ROI1' ONE: Ron Adamson. Mike Coon, Mike Farris. Lee Clark. jim Sumrney. Tom Dunn, Jim Selig. Keith Shawver. Neal Cline. Tom Roller, Rick YN'iller. ROW TIVO: Ted Crenshaw. Joel Lanken, Tom Baxley. Dennis Willis. Conley Campbell. Larry Turner, Ken DeFillippo. Tony Pallazola. Billy jack Rivers, Bill Hampton, ROI1' THREE: jack Rosenberg fMgr.l, Bob Browning. Ray Paige. Bill Orcutt. Don Northey. Jeff MWMW 5,41 Clark. Sherman Love. Pat Lee. Bill Boyer, Gordon Branch. Dick Swartz. Dan Cox lMgr.l. ROW' FOUR: Don Armstrong. Frank Musiline. Frank Chaplin. Leon Overfelt. Dave Roller. jim Burgess, Howard Weinberg. Bob Rehr. Jeff Klores. Bill Davis. Don Bower, Fred Hoedle. RON' FIVE: Howell Chitwood. Bruce Anderson, Rodney Miner. Marty Hines. Cliff Siegal. John Broe, Bill Uhlman, Bob Loos. Mike Tango. George Jameson, Boh Hansell. Opponents We They Southwest ,... 20 O South Dade . . '20 13 Returning home, the Pio- South B1-OWN-d O lg they werent very hospitable as neers had their hands full in Tech '..A..A' 13 O they coasted by the Conchs 21 conquering Techs Blue Devils Km, west 'VVI 21 7 to 7. Hampton led the Pioneer 13-O. Ftyipaudcrdalc 7 6 attack with a touchdown and Coach Lipscornb's charges Stmmihan lnvu 33 0 3 extra points. next entertained Key West, but Miami Iicach y 33 5 Curley .,.... , . . 0 20 Hialeah . . . . . 0 21 QV Days never to be forgotten are thgge hgt Trapped! Bill Hampton brings down a Tech afternoons in late August spent learning ball carrier as Mike Coon QBQJ and Sherm fundamentals, Love f69,J rush up to assist him, 149 1

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On October 26,1957 the Pioneers enjoyed their finest hours on the grid- iron. Ft. Lauderdale came to town and going into the contest, the Flying L's ruled as 3 touchdown favorites on the basis of a 16 game unbeaten streak. School spirit was at its zenith and when the dust cleared and the battle was over, North Miami had become the only team in the Gold Coast Con- ference to defeat Lauderdale since they entered the loop three years ago. Bill Hampton's conversion proved to be the winning margin in the 7g6 conquest but it was the running of bull-type fullback Mike Farris and hallback Gordon Branch along with a magnificent team eliort that really pro- vided the tremendous victory. Branch and Farris gained 112 yards apiece in 20 smashes at the Lauderdale defense, The Broward County team drew first blood when fullback Ed Braddy 'Kwai' I ' ' mi Rick Willer holds and Bill Hampton bites his tongue as he boots the extra point that conquered Ft. Lauderdale. Flying L's Fall to Pioneers cracked over from the 2 yard line late in the first period. Little did anyone know that when XYalter Reed's extra point boot sailed wide. Ft. Lauderdales chances for victory sailed with it. With -13 seconds remaining in the 3rd period, Farris smashed over tackle to climax a 55 yard scoring drive. The +100 fans held their breath as the Pioneers lined up for the conversion try. The ball was snapped back to Rick Willer. He placed it, Hampton's toe smashed against the ball and as it fiew through the up- rights the spectators gave out with a tremendous roar of approval. x North Miami cheerleaders had little to cheer about this night as the Pioneers fell to Curley in the Orange Bowl. 151