Chilhowie High School - Chilvalee Yearbook (Chilhowie, VA)

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Statisticullv Hit ' Warriors ground .-mm r . , Jj B. V mpleted jrs completed one of five for 3 f - a.r Ls and ... ! ti. Warriors’ offt-ns - averaged 2 ' ‘ : t four tall ' ar . .» nd t ■ er a, ' 14.. loints ; •: -an •. Coach Hales, in a stufenu-rit to 7h 1 rd to find words to describe tdr ■ rr 1 i was a t . . earn eff : tlv, lire, there were stars ., !l . idual is just i!TJi«-sslt ' U-. LV I vt us 110 percent or. ever, pla . ; ' ( total team effort.” ' I think .1 Jot f :redit must rot r vrrK Id and Ronnie hail. r: -, ‘m • wirr. jur defer.-’. tear:.. l’t sa. tfDr u ' t. abut ’ the ! • or miss practic-, .ever r. ■ act.es and rive us a • ! eff r . r ame. It s r ailv a pka.v:r • ■ champloaship is an • r •• s.- . ft.ar .«i-- .• n . r n tr. their set- 1 and . -ir -aches. h ' ' i - •-- - ■ r : a.5 -. ung iy nth lr. Southwest • .rpirua ; the Warriors 1 How ir. 1 th trick Hen.-. i and. ' ea d ' — the oniv blemish ha -lv with H. B. w orthv. .llttowie Coach Rot: ivales his team will face a test topping Quarter tack u ev¬ er ami 1 nd Mike McCrav. ilsc. noted the Rebels have fast runnLv tacks, Steve ts and Hill Fields. Ues said his team will t inc to avetv the ' - 1 - on the Warriors suffered at hands of the Rebels last STRAIGHT A HI AD: Re ! Fairer rooms strauTt ahead as c air: ten; Chllhowies upset victors over Salr.Ul Frida. aifTh. Vws Fh x. r » a. c

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A-8 SMYTH COUNTY NEWS Thursday, Oct. I, 1970 Defeats Saltville; FOREWORD During the 1970-71 session Chilhowie High School made the news headlines on many occasions. Perhaps the most excitement over these newsworthy events came dur¬ ing the football season. After the Warrior team won the Hogoheegee District and regional championships, it went on to capture the State Group A title, ecstatically thrill¬ ing the team’s many ardent fans. Though perhaps less exciting, other teams, classes, clubs, individual students and faculty members also made the headlines. These and other events of the year are recorded in the following pages: INTRODUCTION .1 ACADEMICS .10 STUDENT LIFE .30 SPORTS.64 DIRECTORY .82 CONCLUSION.127 ADVERTISEMENTS .128 INDEXES .157 Chi $ Howie A fired % faux uw bod. ' s suad as Hogcheegee District a? Tweotv-six pc ir.t uack Aarriors completer. dei togtu regarded Saitvli: soaked capa tt . . . The biUkers %ere “ Barrett roir.rr.ed ver serhci of (towns. The t The Warriors came toachkwu pass from Peggie W.trier. ’otr Warners led “ tc 6, at tt Chilhowie got ss the whec Gerald Poe broke Poe set t the touchdo the precede play. Bishop was good tor ‘he : The fired- Warriors time with a 15—€ leaf. f L • » jn • - . w iu. .Mi VjUX tHluJlro his second tcaehdkwt . ; end from five vards ooi pc in ' c the night, gi.it £ lead. head bund who was c jwie

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CHS made the biggest headlines of the year during the football sea¬ son. The small Warrior team, which had astounded many from the begin¬ ning of the ’70 season by defeating team after team, marched on to take the Region C title and finally the State Group A Championship by de¬ feating the Fluvanna Flucos on a neutral field in Albemarle County on December 5, 1970. Scores of Chil- howie fans invaded Fluco territory to cheer the Warrior team on to vic¬ tory. Hundreds of others listened to the play by play account on radio and read more detailed report in local newspapers. The team arrived back in Chilhowie amid horns and sirens blowing and crowds cheering the Warrior heroes. 4