Albemarle High School - Peer Yearbook (Charlottesville, VA)

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F zrst Row Sally Strauss Judy Smith captams Second Row Deanne Norford, Barbara Moore, Susan Hathaway, Cynthia Sharon Lane Iudy Gibson Shirley Rhodes Jenny Brookman WVestmoreland, Kathy Green, and Claudia Mawyer. Linda Easter Linda Crawford Miss Tresa Quarles Coach Varsifg and Junior Varsify work fogofher closely as The team's record of nine wins and one loss was the best record in history for an Albemarle girls' basketball team. The lone loss this year was to Wilson Memorial by three points. All of the girls on the team are to be commended for their outstanding performances and the sportsmanship they portrayed on the court. The varsity's winning season may be attributed to the fine coaching efforts of Miss Tresa Quarles, who has created interest and enthusiasm for girls' sports while on the staff at Albemarle. 1963 GIRLS, VARSITY BASKETBALL SCHEDULE AHS , Scottsville AHS .... Wilson AHS . Scottsville AHS Waynesboro AHS ..,, Wilson AHS . , Madison AHS . . Madison AHS Waynesboro AHS Rockbridge AHS ..,. Nelson

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First Row Cecil Gentry Greg Beltzel Greg Wolfrey Charles Billy Greenwood, Barry Layman, Dave Parsons, Earl Buxton. Third Gamett Jimmy Robinson Tom Titus Arthur Ankney Second How Row: Howard Morris, Bill Herring, Raymond Murphey, Wayne Mr Raines Manu er sb C h M h l - ' ' ' g oac xc ae Pearson Steve Polleck Thomas, Chris Durrer, Lonnie Dickens. Erghflr graders learn fundamenfals under new coach. Eighth grade basketball is a player's first organized participation in high school basketball, which encourages fair play and good sportsmanship. Under the direction of Coach VVilliam Raines the eighth graders learn the fundamental skills of basketball. The 1963 Eighth grade team Won two and lost three games under their new coach. Active players for the eighth grade were Ray- mond Murphey, Barry Layman, Earl Burton, VVayne Thomas, and Bill Herring. This years schedule included games with Scottsville, Buena Vista, and Fork Union. AHS AHS AHS AHS AHS AHS Buena Vista Fork Union Buena Vista Buena Vista Scottsville . Scottsville

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a winning season creafes specfainr inferesf in girls' baslcefiiall. Under the coaching of Miss Patricia Dean, the Iunior Varsity Girls, Basketball team compiled the enviable record of five games won and three lost. They met Scottsville, Madison, Waynesboro, and Wilson, both away and at home. Each member on the team works many hours to learn the fundamentals in basketball which will help her in her future years on the Varsity. 1963 GIRLS' JV BASKETBALL SCHEDULE AHS ,.................,. ...... W ilson 2 AHS ..... .... S cottsville 6 AHS . . . .... Waynesboro 10 AHS ..... . Wilson 15 AHS . . , . . . Madison 9 AHS . . . ..... Madison 20 AHS . . . .... Waynesboro 15 AHS . . , . . . Rockbridge 33 Miss Patricia Dean, Coachg Judy Farish, Manager. First Row: Linda jo Wyant, Sally Heilman, Captains. Marston, Elinor Umdenstock, Cindy Bolick, Donna Rappolt, Second Row: Suezanne Tumer, Carla Pace, Bemice Haney, Judy Shepherd, and Carrie Holland. Candy Elias, Theresa Wyant, Mary F. Thurston, Meg