George Wythe High School - Chancellor Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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Participating in numerous events including the high jump, Tony Zabrosky, a sincere track and tieldman, = tucks an arm, pulls in his legs and rolls the bar at 5 feet 10 inches in the 67-46 taming of Petersburg. Front Row: Hansford Wilson, Roy Holmes, Danny Webster, Geep Schurman, Mac Cramer, Randy Morton, Mike Lowery, Paul Hebert, Butch Dallas. Second Row: Bruce Dowdy, Bob Ukrop, Joe Fyne, Jimmy Robertson, Bob Willis, Donald Smith, Jimmy Bruce, Jerry Harvey, Kenny Odor. Third eye ee a peewee Sophomore Jimmy Row: Graham Buchanan, Andy Wilson, Ronnie Hockett, Eddie Holloway, Tony Zabrosky, Doug Whitaker, Terry Hebert, Bob Spake, Ronnie Hall. Back Row: Chuck Miller, Pat O'Kelly, Tommy Maxwell, Ronnie Hill, Greg Harris, Rick Roberts, Amos Nunnally, Doug MacDonald.

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first sacker on a pick-off attempt at the initial bag. He led the Bulldogs in stolen bases. Varsity Batting Averages AB H AVG. David Leach 2 2 Wayne Robinson by 24 Fred Hoppe ay) 13 Lin Garrett 58 19 George Kern Harry Metcalfe Jack Driscoll Dennis Keller Tommy Nance Ken Liles Dabney Hudson 14 Pitching Statistics Won Lost Harry Metcalfe Allen Boyce Lin Garrett Richard Osborne Fred Hoppe Mel Dunnavant | .000 AZ| 635 | seas: eihal: a9) E255 .226 214 sata 07 | Coach Susce, who never intends to be on a losing team, augments his ideas in a blazing rhubarb with the umpire in Manchester contest. Sp 103 fe)

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Bruce takes advantage of a good handoff from his cohort, Phil Poulson, as he springs to a narrow lead against Hermitage. Cindermen Have Third Straight Winning Year By starting practice in December, the Wythe thinclads had plenty of conditioning enabling them to have their third straight winning season. Always counted on by the student body for athletic achieve- ment, the Bulldogs compiled a 4-3 seasonal record. The knowledge and help given this team by head coach Richard Ersnberger and field coach William Goodlow made it possible for all event records to be broken or tied with the exception of the shot and discus held by Calvin Buchanan in 1962. Aiding in a 75-38 triumph over Highland Springs, Tony’ Za- brosky and Ronnie Hockett had ten points apiece. This and other fine efforts allowed them to repre- sent George Wythe in the state meet at Williams- burg. With the exception of high and low hurdle speedster, Robert Hall, the entire team returns next ear. : Ten rugged boys, full of wind, participated in what has been termed the ‘crazy man's sport,” cross country. In their first year of actual district participation, the harriers placed second, winning four meets and dropping one. Like the track team, this young, determined bunch returns next year to excel in athletic recognition. Yielding expressions of seriousness and anxiety, Graham Buchanan rears back with excellent form to heave the shot.