Central High School - Wings Yearbook (Woodstock, VA)

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Varsity Basketball The Falcon's ended their 1965-1966 sea- son with an 8 Win and 10 loss record. C.H.S. was, by no means, a consistent ball club throughout the year. In the first game with Stonewall, the Falcons went into the third quarter boosting a good lead, however, the Falcons drew a cold hand and narrowly es- caped defeat by the fired-up Generals. The final score was 76-73. The first game with Rappahannock was on their home court. The Panthers, seeded next to last in front of Stras- burg, played an inspired game and handed Central the biggest upset in this year's sched- ule. However, when the Panthers came to play at Central the Falcons played well or- ganized ball and firmly trounced the Panth- ers. This again happened with the Montevideo Maroons. When the Falcons travelled-to Penn Laird, they defeated the Maroons by four points but were, in turn, defeated by the Ma- roons at Central. The easiest victories of the season for Central were those over Stras- burg. In both games with the Rams, Central not only won easily, but also substituted free- ly. Even though the teams overall schedule was nothing spectacular, the Central fans can take pride in the fine exhibition of sports- manship and ability displayed by the Falcons in most of their games. G. Wakeman, Manager, Mr. Ernswiller, Coachg M. Thomp- son, High-Scorer. Schedule D 3 James Wood' D 7 Elkton D 10 Montevideo D c 14 Stonewall Jacks Dec 17 Broadw y Dec. 21 Warren Co. Jan. 4 Lura.y ' Jan. 7 Turner Ashby Jan. 11 Strasburg' Jan. 14 Elktoni' Jan. 21 Page County Jan. 28 Rappahannock F b. 1 Broadway F b 4 Montevideoi' Feb 8 Stonewall Jackson' F b 11 Rappahannock' F b 15 Strasburg F b 18 Turner A hby 4' Home Games IQXTEELING: J. Gochenour, B. Click, M. Thompson, P. Lutz, M.Cahil1, D. Bolen. STANDING: M.Evans, B.Ritenour, R. Shipe, W. Shiley, R. Rudolph, P. Grabill.

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Gloria Crisman and Helen Pendleton, managers, Helen Spiggle and Yvonne Young, score and time-keepers. The girls' junior varsity basketball season was a hit, winding up with a 9-1 record. There was no specific captain for the season, but a different girl took her turn at every game. Mrs. Pat Vaughan had the difficult job of choosing a team from the more than seventy girls that tried out. The final team consisted of two eighth graders, nine fresh- Girls' Basketball Becky Evans shoots for the Little Falconettes, as Sharon Leake, 21, Emma Swartz, 29, and Linda Koch, 3, look on. Centra1's jun- ior varsity team won over Strasburg. men and seven sophomores. The Little Falconettes won both their games with Stonewall, Strasburg, Fauquier, and Clark County. The Central junior varsity won their first game with Broadway, but lost the second. With 81 points, Emma Swartz led the team's total of 248. STANDING! B. Lineweaver, J. Jennings, C. Thompson, B. Zirkle, S. Helsley, S. Leake, A. Frye, E. Swartz. KNEELING: L. Koch, V. Emswiller, C. Peer, S. Stevens, J. Coffelt, J. Weavers, B. Evans, M. Fadeley, W. Mumaw.

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Varsity Basketball ,. ,N V, ,iw 1 .:.:.: r V J' 'KR V V Y j L, R E ' ' f .I 1 If A xf i i' , 'l Richard Bolen, a senior, often started or was ' I used as the sixth man on the squad. E ll l . l, ., F Phil Lutz, a senior and letterman, play e d ef- fective defensive ball and has shown up well. Mike Cahill, who was second leading rebound- er and scorer previous to an injury, is a senior. Jerry Gochenour, a sen- ior and letterman, played sometimes as a starter. A 3329 ,T -Id M !,:i: ,N ::: it i ' A, H . YA VI R iiiii Bobby Click, a senior, was the playmaker and leadman in the Falcon's fast break. 'ws- Mike Thompson, a jun- ior, was second leading scorer in the district and also leading re- bounder. Bill Ritenour, a junior, has excellent ball con- trol and is good play- maker, with accurate shot. Randy Shipe is a junior, who has special jumping ability and could be a starter. Phil Grabill, a junior, saw limited action, but should develop to some extent by next year. Randy Rudolph, junior, has special jtunping a- bility and therefore ex- cels in rebounding. Wesley Shiley, a junior and first year letter- man, moves well and is an able rebounder. 'szzfffl R f 1 1 HN X W, Mike Evans, the only sophomore, is very quick and agile and a tough defensive man.