Henrico High School - Totem Pole Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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IMPRESSIVE SEASON What does every J.V. foot- ball player want ... to make the Varsity team. The way the J.V. team played this year, they will have no trouble next year. They finished with an im- pressive record of 6-2 with the help of strong offensive and defensive teams. Toby Johnson, the quarterback, passed for 542 yards and 6 touchdowns. The defensive team, led by David Carr and Mike Vassar, had 10 intercep- tions and an outstanding achievement of holding their opponents to 20 consecutive scoreless quarters. Gatorade. Members of the J.V. squad quench their thirst. E é a aoe gs End Run. Toby Johnson takes the ball around the end on a quarterback sneak. Field Goal. A Warrior kicker goes for three points on a 23 yard field goal try. J.V. Football 133

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KEEP IT UP The Varsity Football squad was highlighted not only by fantastic finishes, like the im- pressive 14-3 victory over Monacan, but also by hard work, spirit. and pride. Through great determination and the help of the superb coaching staff, led by Bill Browning, the Varsity Football Team overcame a year-end slump and the various other problems that can plague any varsity team. Keep it up Warriors! Game Plans. Coaches Browning and Trott discuss defensive tactics with Captain Scott Bazemore. bid EE Dia atari o SOOM SOU BE ii 4 : OS i ee x IR con 4 fj Oe ae oo Z : : OEM ay RW i Slee. Hl ee Reach. Phil Collins grabs a pass against Patrick Henry. : : Water Break. Mark Hudgins takes a brief rest late in the game against Tucker. 132 Varsity Football

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GREAT TALENT HIGHLIGHTS SEASON Stand back Nancy Lieber- mann, the Lady Warriors are dribbling through! The Varsity Girls’ Basketball Team had an excellent season, achieving a year-end record of 17-5. The team had perhaps their best talent ever as Brenda Smith led the team with 350 points and an average of 16 points per game. Brenda was named to the All-Region team, as well as the All-Metro team for the third time. Another superstar of the team was Cheryl Duval who had 302 points with an average of 14 points per game. Highlighting the season was the girls’ hard-fought match with J-H-W during the District Tournament. Although they did not win the game, they con- trolled it all the way up to the last few minutes for a close final score of 60-57. Fire It Up! The team gets fired up before a big game with Highland Springs. Reach For The Sky. Tammy Bryant © uses her height to gain control of the ball. 134 Girls’ Varsity Basketball