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Alonzo Smith (Jake) Gaither, perhaps the most successful foot
ball coach in the country today, is Athletic Director, Head Football
Coach, and Head of the Department of Physical Education, Florida
A&M University, Tallahassee, Florida.
Coach Gaither has held the following positions: Head Coach,
Henderson (N. C.) Institute, 1927-35; Head Coach, St. Paul Poly
technic Institute, Lawrenceville, Va., 1936-37.
He received the B. S. Degree from Knoxville College, Knox
ville, Tennessee, 1927 and the M. S. Degree, Ohio State University,
Columbus, Ohio, 1937.
Coach Gaither has received the following honors: Inducted into
the Helms Foundation Hall of Fame (National Association of
Intercollegiate Athletics in Kansas City, 1961); received the Small
College Coach of the Year Award (presented by the American
Football Coaches Association, 1962); cited by the 100 Per Cent
Wrong Club of Atlanta, Ga., as the Coach of the Decade in 1960;
received the Tallahassee Quarterback Club Football Service Award
in 1956; and a Tallahassee (Fla.) recreation center and park was
named in his honor in 1955.
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