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

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Hampered by Mike Bogese (43) of Prince George, Fred Hoppe leaps for a connection. Halfback Paul Hebert bulldozes through two Prince George tacklers early in the first quarter for the first touchdown. Front Row: Dabney Hudson, Phil Poulson, Jimmy Wilkerson, Morano, Don Smith. Third Row: Frank Gulyas, Barry Ghol- Paul Hebert, Bobby Lee, Terry Hebert. Second Row: Tommy son, Jerry Greenway, Ronnie Kelvin, Bob Spake, Eddie Nance, Fred Hoppe, Tommy Keehan, Ronnie Stoss, Nicky Holloway.

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lron Defense Gains Bulldogs District Esteem By Metro League coaches Richard Crews is voted All-Metro end for his enormous, alert hands and constant play. Front Row: Ken Liles, George Corker, Richard Woodlee, Jerry Teachey, Donald Snellings. Second Row: Billy Jones, Scott Strong, Joe Fyne, Frank May, Lowry Eads, Pete 88 Sports Vibrating across Central District fields, Coach Bill Leskovar's cry, Hit those ends!'’ punctuated the 1962 Bulldog season. The tensed bench resound- ed, ''Come on, defense! as they urged on the team known as ''spoilers.'' Countless times this team came through to stop probable touchdowns with tremen- dous goal line stands. This ironclad detense held of- tensive teams to a low ninety points in ten games. Coming to life in the final six games, the of- fensive team scored crucial touchdowns to upset Thomas Dale and T. J., and to eliminate Hermitage from an undisputed Central District title. The tightly knit backtield led by workhorse Wayne Wrenn, the coordination of defense com- bined with the superb toe of punter Billy Jones, earned the unpredictable, unreasonable Bulldogs their finest season. The Bulldog bite (superior calling of the game by Coach Leskovar plus an entire team effort) left its scar on many hopetul teams. Mowbray. Third Row: Fred Green, Donald Crews, Richard Crews, Wayne Lewis, Wayne Wrenn, Rick Roberts.

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