Colonial Heights High School - Omnibus Yearbook (Colonial Heights, VA)

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1 L FIRST ROW: Greg Brown, Robert Watkins, Bobby Williams, .lames Wynn, Roddy Williams, Warren Underhill, Fred Daniel, Ronnie Starnes, Joe DeBoer. SECOND ROW: Coach Ross, Jerry Odenwelder, Dickie Martin, Philip Harrison, Tim Brown, Chuck Stinnett, Terry Burgess, Ben Powell, Jimmy Lewis, Bo Short, David Ridout, Coach Hammer. Wynn scores I 38 1963 RECORD 3 Midlothian 7 Lee-Davis 1 Varina 4 Patrick Henry 7 Henrico 10 J. R. Tucker 2 Patrick Henry 6 Henrico 22 J. R. Tucker 3 Midlothian 3 Lee-Davis 1 Varina Z ,.. lj J fu VAR I TY ' ' , ' V , ' :- unix: af 'a'Xx . g l , -X Q 1 41 4, 4. Z-111tE EEbq:f ..s ' gn - 'ff mn! ..e . . o E -, ' - X n I -f-.,::i:f':'::-'- 53 um x-Tir. ,FQEEWY .17 ,M , .Q - :.:, Ziff- ,.... Q lm :fog ' gg J ' -18,4 .X ' f5a.'1!sg:55 N .,f,:,,,,l, ogy ., x4,gl,1.35gA3, Y gi f- ,' . 1 - 'l,-:,Jw?E.9- QSVF ' 11 ' Iliff -f' .. 5 ' 'F t f'-sails f4ri '1'f:'- -Lexi'-s,.1-WL? ,rt-1 5 -3 2, '-M13 . -gr 'ISI-31' A ,,.'fa1 ff'4':L-21-fa:r1ff 'f, ,gfHn,:f-13'-if T-HV-W :gg,.g.f:A,Qg.'1QQQ,'f.i,1Y1:iffQfE..iE551 '2'Qff :lF :f.Q:s,.:i,.1fE,'ia7f,J 719.-N. -- -- :fi ---., S?f N ,gd ff'?e -- 1 '-m y ' .' ' ' - v -ff:-,f - . 'fs Y-'. . 1-fig ' A-'lie'-gen. -1 Q rf' in.: A A 'N 1 it-4.1, -A zliwrfl ii ., .t,, - X... . .v ,W rm,-,, W ,t., - , -,f- 1 H - .1 'f '.?::-fear'-,'?1'?fe L e'?.ig...1'5 tsl ,Jig ,lfifii 55' pg.-'fw.:f2E-?,'-12651 Watkins ponders

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J.V. BA EBALL FIRST ROW: Danny Snead, Bobby Eley, Jimmy Perkins, Ricky Dunnaway, Butch Turner, Dickie Goulder, Mike Smith. SECOND ROW: Bo Short, Cunis Baun, Richard Jackson, Billy Wall, Benny Nichols, Wayne Cannon, Bobby Johnson, Bobby Taylor, Coach Bob Coulder. Physical development is the evident reward of participation in high school athletics, but the intangible results can be much more important to the individual. Athletics provide another way to grow and' to mature mentally and spiritually. The members of the various teams, and the cheerleaders who encourage them, profit greatly from each contest, be it won or lost. Good sportsmanship and sincere effort are important elements of athletic competition. Through athletics, participants develop the ability to think and act quickly and correctly. Throughout all contests our teams have exhibited the characteristics of true sportsmen. This year has seen the ending of one era and the beginning of another. As our school grew, we anxiously awaited our move into Group I-A. During the past year our Colonials played a fine schedule in their first season of Group I-A competition. Now, as we look to the future, we can anticipate an exciting care-er in our state's top division. Our athletic program will continue to expand, and, as we overcome the pains of growth, the Colonials will establish themselves as leaders. Even in defeat, We have been represented well. On every occasion the Colonials battled till the end, and many times they were rewarded with pleasing results. As We look back, athletics will be remembered as a highlight of our high school days.