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CROSS COUNTRY CCHS 44L 34L 15W 43L 12th 38L 47L 12th 39L 39L 79L 44L 37L 32L 3rd ,9th OPPONENT Orange Fauquier Rappahannock Fork Union Woodberry Forest Invitational Osbourn Park Stafford U.Va. Invitational Spotsylvania Madison W. Albemarle-Charlottesville Woodberry Forest (J.V.) Louisa Albemarle District Region II SEASONAL RECORD 1-1 F4A» W20 W22 W17; 39 W17 W22 W24 %$kb$ ABOVE: The harriers practice diligently while preparing for the upcoming District meet. LEFT: Stan Richards, a junior, demonstrates his self-determination during practice. The team usu¬ ally runs anywhere from 3.5 to 8 miles at each practice.
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Lone Victory Highlights Season Even though the season opened with two losses, the team went on to defeat Rappahannock County, 15-50, in the third meet of the season. This was the only vic¬ tory the runners claimed. Coach Dennis Gordon accredited this record to the youth and inexperience of the team. There were two returning Varsity run¬ ners, one of whom was Wallace Alphin. Wallace, the team ' s number one runner, placed first or second in six of his races and placed in the top five in all the dual meets. In the District meet, he finished seventh out of thirty runners. As the season progressed, the team im¬ proved steadily. It placed third in the Dis¬ trict meet and finished ninth in the Re¬ gional II meet. With sixteen runners re¬ turning next year, the team looks forward to a winning season. Cross Country — Front Row: Debbie Whitlock, Tina Storning, Rhonda Reed. Second Row: Nick Christner, Steve Faith, Kenneth Alphin, Mike Canavan, Wallace Alphin, Billy Canavan. Third Row: Coach Dennis Cordon, Craig Pryor, Dempsey Young, Albert Wallace, Stan Richards, Eddie Brooks. Not Pictured: Bobby Williams, George Orange, Paul Bates, Kim Reiman, Carol Simms. 26 Paths
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' LANDMARK Break Those Piggybanks! It takes a bite out of all of us. It decides how much the car can be driven, where to go on a date, and even the amount of one ' s education. What could have this much control over lives? Money. Bucks, green stuff, moola, bills ... no matter how you slice it, it comes up short. As we grow older, money becomes in¬ creasingly more important.
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