James Wood High School - Woodbine Yearbook (Winchester, VA)

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PEE WEE FOOTBALL . iilgg-gtg. .15 ROW ONE: Gary Strosnider, Gene Gearing, Mike 'ebber, Eddy Seal, Buck Merritt, Claude Bucher, Tommy Hahn, Doug Purlham, Gary Adams. ROW TWO: Lawrence Martin, David Shickle, jay Givens, Ronnie Lake, Eddy Coach Workman f,-: g ,. z - 52.33552 ,.ri ig -X Headley, Raymond Broy, Kenneth Poole, Steve Milburn. ROW THREE: Charles Boyles, Douglas Robinson, Chris Watt, James Young, James Robinson, Fredie Carbaugh, Herbert Whaley. This year the james Wood Pee Wee's coached by Mr. Workman had a four game schedule with Randolph Macon Academy. Although the team did not enjoy a winning season, the training taught the team much. This experience will be of great value in their future years of football competition at james Wood. H

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J. V. FOOTBALL Coach Harper and Coach Casey The junior Varsity football team posted an excellent record for the year of 1961. The Privates scored two or more goals every game to finish with an undefeated record. There were many outstanding players on this years team, both on the line and in the backfield 20 RMA 6 33 Clarke County 6 20 Warren County 6 12 Martinsburg 6 20 john Mosby 7 33 RMA 6 ROW ONE: Gerld Wattkins, Steve Winans, Ralph O'searo, Bobby Orndorff, Robert Timbrook, John Tinrerra, Roy Hockman, Thomas Baggerly, Roy Sampson. ROW TWO: Bobby Mclntire Robert Campbell, Charles Bridges, George Goode, Beverly Good, Larry Miller, Douglas Kines, John Easter, William Alexander, Richard Winterstine. ROW THREE: John Whitacre, Raymond McDaniel, William Funk, Richard Allison, Robert Foreman, Joe Ritchie, Wil- liam Edmonds, Wayne Phylips, Rickie Seabright, Dale Roe. ROW FOUR: Coach jim Casey, Jack Booker, Hugh Barton, Larry Griffith, Russell Davie, Allen Sager, Donald Boyer, Ronald Brumback, James Peacemaker, David Haines, Joe Cheshire.

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