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dczHc lyxumjjs dtijton 21-0 to U EEj 2 . 1974 VARSITY FOOTBALL CHS OPPONENT 6 Robert E. Lee 34 0 Alleghany County 17 0 Glenvar 21 13 Greenbrier East 26 12 Andrew Lewis 41 27 William Byrd 0 0 Cave Springs 21 0 Lexington 14 24 Lord Botetourt 6 21 Clifton Forge 0 CHARGE!. . . Pressure is put on by M. Montgomery, M. Warren. LAND OF THE GIANTS . . . Matt Drudy finds that he can play ball with the big boys. 19
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TRUCKIN’ . . . Steve Pleasant is on his way to a Cougar touchdown. GOTTA’ GET AWAY . . . John Payne attempts to evade would-be tacklers. 18 CRUNCH! . . . Jack Munsey is sandwiched between a host of Lewis defenders.
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JV FOOTBALL TEAM . . . First Row: P. Broughman, S. Crizer, M. Wood, M. Henderson, G. Kincaid, W. Arthur, A. Helton. Second Row: T. Fisher, M. Pullin, T. Myers, R. Lodge, G. White, G. Clark. Third Row: B. Robertson, C. Clemmons, J. Martin, E. Campbell, R. Shue, L. Townes. Fourth Row: P. Crizer, N. Huffman, R. Perkins, T. Nicely, R. Laws, R. Brown, L. Jones. Headed by new coaching staffs, the Cougar Junior Var- sity and Eighth Grade grid teams finished their season with a very impressive record of 10 victories, 3 defeats, and 1 tie. The JV’s, coached by “Bo” Carper and Jim Fore, completed what should have been an undefeated season. But because of a very controversial PAT decision that went against the Little Cougars, they were forced to finish 5-1-1. The team was lead by a host of talented players, including Ronnie Shue, Todd Myers, Roger Brown, Tony Nicely, and Guy Clark. With a number of seniors leaving the Varsity squad, the determined members of the JV team for the next three years will definitely fill the holes left open by these seniors. The Cougar Eiglith Grade team, headed by Coach Link- enhoker and Coach Mills, proved themselves to be winners in ’74. They finished with a record slate of five wins and only two losses. During the first half of the season, the Baby Cougars were outscored by rival Alleghany, who handed them their only defeats. However, the hard-fighting Cougars gave Alleghany a 20-3 beating in a very exciting climax to a great year. The baby team was captained by Randy Rose and Kenny Redman. Glen Goode was a shining liglrt, averaging over 100 yards per game. With work, CHS may return to the full football power they have always boasted throughout the history of the school. The prospects look good! NOW LISTEN UP . . . Mr. Fore gives instructions to one of his players during the William Byrd game. 20
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