George Washington High School - Patriot Yearbook (Charleston, WV)

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B-team member Tommy Metten gets ready to de- fend his blackboard against anyone who challenges the score. .L SK A 'I Sprawling to avoid giving up a take-down Tyler Aberle presses a Gen- U era1 with all his might. 46 i b-nd w V .Wd ,,,,g,..l- L . 1 Q-rw. W L x'f3 w5nZ'y'g- , i ' H ' 5 f-ffvhss-w..'I' 'N Bill Caldwell confidently grasps his adversary's hand to psych him out before the match. 961 Stamina V , A L I 4 x A I Us ,.lW - ul? Q . If ' ' . . ' -.v i I , .iz uf i r at r 1 sf if ff. X 1 '-' 1 - 4 r f, - -QE' '-' U 'glut H ,nf-f,..f-- ' -.fp------' M -'mf' X ' '- f ' M- ' i Y' H M 9 ' Using a chicken wing hold, Bob Kessock prepares to apply leverage and flip his man over.

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,B 24 ,., 1 With one arm in the air as a symbol of victory, Joe McKiver- gin extends the other to console a defeated Panther. iii- Cr N Receiving a last minute lesson from another's struggle, four grappleis tensely await their turn at the mat. ' 1 .-..L '51 ,fn , 1 fi- fufv 5 'QL Q33-fzfs' ,- ,Q . , g , I . l 4, ,1aK,iw.J 4, ff .lg 4 , tsfifgf ' -4., H A g W i 1 ' r4 S...f' , .J ' X '-I I A x 'Km N ,V ,. .FQ s ' 1 ' ' 'N N -- 1 , -can - 1 V ' ' ' G. W. wrestlexs warm up as the managers finish taping the mats together. Ag 'X - f-f z'Wmm'-H-:raw F r Foiling his opponent's attempt to escape, Glenn Goldfarb wraps his arms around the tiring defender. Stamina! 95

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- . QN V V -run., r . After his adversary stands up, Rob Baker tries to bring him back down. ' Q With an intimi- dating scowl, Glenn Goldfarb notes his ri- va1's movements so as not to be caught off- guard. ,gg it 'ffm Coach Moore strikes his customary pose as he takes mental notes on one of his matman's performance. An elated bench voices its ap- proval of a team-mate's fine match with a standing ova- tion. Any boy who goes out for wrestling must have self-discipline. If he loses any Weight at all he must maintain that weight through the season. A wrestler must be able to think. Everyone knows the same moves but one has to know when to use them. Wres- tling is 952, mental preparations and SZ knowing the moves. A wrestler must be in top condition. About consists of three two-minute periods, during which time, one uses an unbelievable amount of physical energy. Wrestlers must do calisthenics, running and drills associated to wrestling moves. There is a great deal of unity among the Wrestlers. Wres- tling is a team sport, but the match is made up of individual bouts, so when you make a mistake every- one knows who it was. The strain is greater on an individual than in a team sport. The Wrestlers re- spect each other, because no matter how many times you beat an individual, he is capable of beating you anytime. Everybody on the team pulls for every- body else. --Coach Moore Staminaf 97