Plantation High School - Reflections Yearbook (Plantation, FL)

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Colonels crush opponents through hard work and hustle A Y 2 Q

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A. Plantation's first if-Cl Squad are the following: Row 1. Bill Stevens, Bob Jones, Steve Leach, Rocco Delmonico, Tim Sweeney, Steve Bernardo, John Gallagher, Glenn Callaway, Brad Ridgewell, Ed Wilson, Mike Walden, John Watford, Dave DelBello. Row 2. Pete Gaudion, Randy Kidd, Steve Bowling, Hal Wynn, Bob VanKirk, Scott lVlcDaniel, Gary White, Tom Zipperly, Craig Smith, Charlie Gilbertson, Bob Johnson, Butch lVlisskelley, Phil Eason. Row 3. Coach Wal- lace, Coach Gatewood, Chip Brockman, Steve Walsh, Jay Pandak, Jay Pierce, Ray Lord, Dan Brown, Frank Lauten- bach, John Jones, Rob Gill, George Poskitt, Steve Berrard, Coach Gillette, Coach Cifra, Row 4. Rick Glenn, Rick Eldred, Gary Stump, Mike Richards, Bill Coan, John Coan, Jim Molitor, Tom Faverty, Joe Hoffman, Odis Allen, Dan lVliller, Perry Frost. B. Colonelsiil Football Coaches are Bob Gillette, Don Cifra, Dana Wallace, Don Gatewood. C. Athlet- ic Director lVlr. Harold Bear Cox grins for undefeated season. D. Teammates watch offense in a rare trouble moment. E. Craig Smith breaks through line for another big gain. ,vw r 'KW' we-'-X sf . t ,,,,,s,,W.,-t., ., xx K, Q E 111

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Wil M-au, . M K, -M .'f-ff.4,'-su.'..,,,. 1 A- ' 1 R sm-A H swf A f ss. N ,4 . ,. .V .. 9, sv H1-.ivlwb V3 ff 1 . as . ' 1- ., . . . l .B eww ii' 3 I HY D A. Big Red is on the move. B. Teamwork helps Zip by. C. Top ranked defense holds on. D. VanKirk moves the offense again. E. Brockman sets record with 40 yard boot. F. Niisskelley and Johnson call flip for Colonels. We're number one was the cry heard from the Plantation stands. For the first time in history the Colonels concluded their season with a perfect mark of 10 and O, with decisive victories over Stranahan, Ft. Lauderdale, and Nova. Never before had the team worked so hard to win the county championship. Many players from both the offense and the defense received honors for their supreme effort on the field. Yes, 1971, the year the Colonels went to the state playoffs.