Albemarle High School - Peer Yearbook (Charlottesville, VA)

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Stacy, Sfriclcler, 6arver, Bunch, Albee named fo All-6enfral Virginia feam. Eddie Herring swings off left end to evade tacklers. Dan Falwell crouches and stands ready to tackle oncoming Staunton ball carrier. Members of the football team who received special recognition for their performances during the season were joe Strickler, Bob Albee, Paul Stacy, Wayne Carver and jimmy Bunch. Strickler and Albee were named to the first All-Central Virginia team. Strickler also named outstanding athlete from Albemarle High, led Central Virginia in yards gained, was the first in points scored for Central Virginia and received All- State honorable mention. The other three received men- tion on the All-Central Virginia team. Their individual efforts coupled with a strong team effort contributed to a winning season. lim Pgles and Eddie Herring team up to intercept one of many passes this year for Albemarle,

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Joe Striclcler, top scorer in Valley District, skirts off right end for a large gain against Louisa. Desire and eooperafion give Pafriofs a five game winning streak. Mike Strickland, outstanding end, throws key block enabling Strickler to gain extra yardage. 46 Coming from behind, the Patriots defeated the Harrisonburg Blue Streaks 27-6 on home ground. Strickler again was the star of the night scoring 26 points and displaying fine broken field running. Using a hard-hitting defense, the Patriots trip- ped Waynesboro 40-19 for their first victory on the Waynesboro field. foe Strickler hit the century mark in total points for the season with a 26 point performance. An awe-inspiring catch by Mike Strickland in the third period resulted in a 54 yard tally. The Patriots closed out the season by traveling to Natural Bridge and defeating the Rockets 32-0. This win capped a five-game winning streak which began with the Louisa Homecoming game and rep- resented a fine come-back for the Patriots after starting the season slowly.

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