Albemarle High School - Peer Yearbook (Charlottesville, VA)

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Wayne Carver, jack Yowell, Al Sprouse, jim French, jim Abell, Floyd Massey, Chuck Hunter. l COACH IULIAN KING AND. COACH XVILLIAM BAINES Offense First row: Pete McDaniel, Al Sprouse, Floyd Massey, John Cubero, Cory Kelsey, jim French, Richard Dy - sterhouse. Second row: Marvin Reese, Donnie Layman, Don Ott, Toby Brown.

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-,....i. i CULPEPER 0, ALBEMARLE 13 Albemarle, chalking up win number one, defeated a determined Culpeper eleven by the heroics of the defensive lines. Three times the Blue Devils were stopped inside the Patriots' five-yard line. Outstanding performers were Sprouse, McDaniel, Massey, Cronk, Kelsey, Ott, and Brown. ALBEMARLE 0, BUENA VISTA 14 In their second district game of the season, the Red and Blue fell before a determined Buena Vista eleven. Due to a ferocious ground attack on the part of Buena Vista's Wendall Coleman, the Patriots were unable to subdue the Blues. Standout performers for Albe- marle were: Work, Garrison, Layman, Cubero, McDaniel, and Ott. ALBEMARLE 6, DOUGLAS FREEMAN 24 The Patriots, in their opening game, fell before a heavier and more experience Douglas Free- man eleven, which went pretty much as experts predicted. Albemarlels only touchdown was a 67-yard pass-interception by Don Ott. Standout performers for the Red and Blue were: Don Ott, Cory Kelsey, Pete McDaniel, Toby Brown, Herbert Craddock, Don Layman, Al Sprouse, john Cubero, and Sterling Gibson. STAUNTON 7, ALBEMARLE 7 A letdown in team spirit and determination was the cause of the Patriots, second loss of the season to their Valley District foe. Due to a determined Staunton team in the second half, they rallied to tie the Red and Blue in the closing fourth quarter. Outstanding performers for the Patriots were: Work and Reese. ALBEMARLE 23, LOUISA 13 Before a homecoming crowd of 1500 fans, the Patriots rolled up 357 yards rushing to defeat the Rebels of Louisa County. Due to the com- bined efforts of the first and second string, the Patriots smothered their homecoming opponent. Outstanding performers for Albemarle were: Layman, Albee, Brown, Reese, Ott, Strickler, Falwell, Work, Gibson, Wright, Clarke, and Bunch.