Albemarle High School - Peer Yearbook (Charlottesville, VA)

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, . 15 -nr A First Row: Barry Layman, Dennis Tate, Hollas Col- lier, Ronnie NVesner, Norris XVoodzell, Dan Tisdale, Greg Wolfrey, Dale Kyser, Keith Breeden, Larry XVyant, Iim Dunnivan, Managerg Foster Paulette. Second Raw: Glenn De Biasi, Otis Collier, Garry Martin, Jim Greenwood, Ray Murphey, Jerry Taylor, Chip Cheape, Paul Oliver, Melvin Farish, Ellis Lawson, Coachg Mr. Laird Rush Not Pictured: David Anderson. Junior Varsiig fakes field with a young inexperienced baseball feam. Since many of the regular I. V. Baseball players from last year moved up to the varsity team, Mr. Laird Rush faces a job of rebuilding his Iunior Varsity Baseball team. Mr. Rush must shape these boys into a well-coordinated team. If the team can work togther, the I. V.'s should have a very good season and his players could gain valuable experience. Ray Kyser pitches to W. C. Fields in a warm-up before the Waynesboro game. QV..- April 1 . . , Louisa April 9 . Scottsville April 22 . , YVm. Monroe April 26 , , Scottsville May 1 .. . . Louisa May 6 . Wm. Monroe W, .1 ,,f. v--:fr 5 ,s...ae i Curl McAllister takes hunting practice before an afternoon game with Waynesboro. 59

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greg? Rrziqw: Coach, Charles Costello, Carl McAllister, Ronnie Flick, Charles Oliver, Eddie Herring, Bradley Lam, Bob Albee, Paul u y oms, Danny Falwell, Billy Reed, Wally Kennedy, Sam Stacy, Woody Harrell. Not pictured: Richard Sinclair, Dennls Null, Beale, Ray Kyser. Second Row: W. C. Fields, David Wyant, Gary and Dan Kusic. Smith, Mercer Gamett, Billy Dandridge, Mike Wolfrey, Massie Rea, llre Pafriofs strong baseball feam laces rugged fesfs' in the Valley Disfrief. Coach, Mr. Charles Costello and Managersg Mac Lonergan and Gene Burgess. The Patriot Baseball team, now under the veteran coaching of Mr. Charles Costello, shows excellent promise for the tough competition in the Valley District. The first two games have been split with a win over Nelson County High, 7-3, and a loss due to errors to Waynesboro High, 3-2. The baseball team includes such veterans as Paul Stacy, Danny Falwell, Ray Kyser, Charles Oliver, Sam Beale, Billy Dandridge, and Bob Albee. April 2 ....,.. Nelson April 5 Waynesboro April ...,,. Orange April . Harrisonburg April ,, Buena Vista April ,,...,. Open April ..... R. E. Lee April . Harrisonburg April ..... Orange April . . .... Open April ..,..... Open May Natural Bridge May ,...... Nelson May ,. Waynesboro May , , . Lexington May ., Buena Vista May ,. R. E. Lee

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Soffball girls fake fhe field - tl K . if , .. T -U'-3 rf ...W ,Ka ,.... we ., First Row: Judy Smith, Maxine McDaniel, Carolyn Clark, Frances Napier, Brenda Shifflet, Dare Hamner, Claudia Macann, and Margaret Slavik. Second Row: Claudia Mawver, Pearl Estes, On the eve of Spring, the Girls, Softball team, under the direction of Miss Tresa Quarles, began their first seasonal practice. YVith the loss of last yearls pitcher and several fielders, Coach Quarles is faced with the task of rebuilding girls for these certain positions. Due to few practices and errors in play, the team lost their Carolyn Clark goes up for fly ball! Martha Dofflemyer, Manager, Co ach Tresa Quarles, Judy Farish, Barbara Martin, Managers. Linda Pugh, Sally Strauss, Judy F arish, Coach Tresa Quarles, Connie Clark, Judy Gibson, Donna Dehart, and Diance Mawyer. first game to James Monroe of Green County. The 1963 team should prove to be successful, how- ever, in organization and performance since many of last year's members are back for another bigger and better season. .W