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

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fe T X I 'V ..', r j VV :gi is 51? C T 4, I A if , 42 ei T va 5- ' K s,. w- i. A if 0 fl . f t T r x gf M f Sponsor Miss Goad. lv gsm.. in lulie Martin Ann DeLong Wrestling Cheerleaders Volunteer for job The addition of wrestling to the Staun- ton River sports scene brought a new group of cheerleaders into being. The girls who cheered so well for our wres- tlers were unique in that they were not chosen-they volunteered. Knowing something about cheering, but virtually nothing about wrestling, they set to work. They learned quickly and did a fine job of supporting and cheering on our wrestlers. Captain Debbie Bobbirt Cr' m Carol Smith Sandy Hubbard L-- Vi, if P Trudy Bobbitt 'ass ag, Cheerleaders 147

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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

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jV Basketball Unlucky in Close Games The IV Basketball team had a tough year with little to brighten the schedule. With only Derwin Preston to match up to teams with several tall players, the lV's ,. -A W C fits 2 J X tt th X A f y, 'Wi -1.21. ' vu ag iw - ms? s. U we ft, 'I 'ef 3' I ,Q K ' .4 frail, . 1 f 1 Na , , . F ,,.,V .sv Derwin Preston fights tough for the tip-off. gn s 'rs 9 t ' al' Q ' f Z, Pt' t 's 5 -. s ' Coach Peterman watches practice with approval. 148 Basketball 59, L3 N felt the disadvantage sharply. In spite of their size, they fought hard. They won a couple of games, but lost several close Alb n E er' t la in m ron P t Ones e pp ysesapy on ,. 'S fi V a fgfxl S ffl' ' Q: E J 4:51 . v , Fifty I es, 1 J 64 1 Dv jon Bradd shoots for two over a defender. Ray Mitchell helps Eagles with a steal. . Y' . callin f-J 2 teibfw f f A3533 T? V Seated, L to R: Charles Nelms-Mgr., Eddie Epperly, Albert Epperly, Mark jacobs, Paul Davis, David Craig, Back: Ray Mitchell, lon Bradd, David Frost, Derwin Preston, Front: Charles Nelms-mgr., Eddie Epperly, Albert Epperly, Mark Jacobs, Paul Davis, David Craig. Back Ray Mitchell, jon Bradd, David Frost, Derwin Preston, Curtis Burdette, lohn Huddleston, Coach Peterman. , I xiii!! is 3.-