York High School - Falcon Yearbook (Yorktown, VA)

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Majorettes March in Band Parade Leading the Falcon Band again this year were the ever present Majorettes. The major- ettes led the band into William and Mary’s Homecoming parade and also performed var- ied and difficult routines at half time. New uniforms and new personnel changed their outlook to fit the desires of the student body and were an exciting group of twirlers. Front Row: Alisa Prilliman, Terri Parker, Karen Giles. Back Row: Edie Horn, Susan Forman, Patricia Payne, Cindy Edie Horn performs with Globetrotter style. MePhereson. 51

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FALCON SCOREBOARD James Lee springs skyward for tip. York 60 JFK 54 65 Norfolk Coll. 46 45 Denbigh 53 61 Tabb 47 54 Lafayette 52 50 Maggie Walker 68 73 Norfolk Coll. 74 44 JFK 42 51 Bethel 52 67 Tabb 64 49 Pembroke 69 58 Ferguson 60 47 Lafayette 51 63 Hampton 81 48 Denbigh 64 72 Warwick 71 73 Phoebus 72 56 Menchville 70 75 Kecoughtan 89 Playing non-distria teams for our first season and participating in AAA basket- ball for our last, a young and inexp eri- enced varsity team engaged rugged compe- tition upon our opponents. Sophomore Brenner Carter led the team in scoring with a 17.1 points per game average. He set a school record with 4l points and received all district Honorable Mention. Adding the height were juniors Reggie Evans, George Stephenson, and Tom Ste- phenson. They were responsible for the majority of our rebounds. As one of our starting seniors, Kevin Cooke inspired others with his hustling style of play. Freshman Mark Giles proved himself on the court and stands as a future bright spot on the team. Injuries and illness kept plaguing the team throughout the year. That was no deterent when it came down to the all important county championship against rival tabb. Naturally, as in football, the title remained in York’s victory ranks. 53 j