Staunton River High School - Eyrie Yearbook (Moneta, VA)

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Indoor Track is a relative newcomer to Staunton River athletics. Each year it gains a larger number of participants than the previous year. All the meets Eagle Trackmen Rate High are held at Lynchburg College field house, with participation open to all Seminole District schools. This year the Eagles placed consistently in the top 4. when-M -Q' 3' -, liipfwh . 4 7 . lite? Q ,Rr all . a 3 .. Y, C g t -4, sy. ,, . 3533! t is . Vw! f , ni- ., LL W XV., at C , 7? 1 l fp '- . Q fl . . M fizy .L sf-1 13 V J. Wiz, 'K ,f at, F 3,- --f Lf 'll' Q Jw , N V1 A' 1' g ' V, T In District Competition Outstanding performers were Zane Branson and john Hall in distance events, Clinton Western in sprints, jeff Moles in relays. .6... W ,..,W ...,, y JA - f 1:53 ' I5 ' t., john Hall rests after two mile race. Bobby Bonds discusses his event with Coach Brian Hancock gets set for his race. Bolding. i 'xx 3. y . ,f 'T .4 '- ,- . A:,,:?.,,,,.,.v,,,g 5, .qi ea--W --we M. at I Q vm! : .S 41 l 5 at I FIUISNIHB first in the two-mile is Zane Branson. Clinton Western strains for the finish in the 60 yard dash. 144 Track ,g .lava . l

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Q. P Wrestling Arrives on SRHS Sports Scene Q Wrestling was a newcomer to Staun- ton River this year. As might be ex- pected, the season was not one for win- ningp it was a time for learning. The young men who became wrestlers had to begin at knowing nothing about wres- tling and proceed from there. The first meet was held during school with most of the student body attending. Even though we were soundly defeated by - W, c A - Gretna, the action stirred a lot of enthu- siasm. Our hopes are that the team will continue to improve and that wrestling will become a favorite at Staunton River. Ili... . Referee declares T, Williams the winner. Coach Mabbitt enjoys the match. , i 1 4. . ' ,A .3 T J ' 1 v . ' Paul Thomas holds his man to the mat. 1 , :S 5 - Matt- V, 'L' l ' E 5 .f A :if ,E g . s it . ll 5 f T - srl, V Num ' .'l 1 . ' -L S Coach Smith watches intently as the SRHS wrestlers The referee counts to three to make the pin official. wrestle. 146 Wrestling l l