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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First Place Hermitage and... Watching a sound defense push back the Knights, an agonized offensive team waits for the final buzzer in the Thomas Dale game. Wayne Wrenn looks on as Nicky Morano swoops down on his prey, Hermitage's Phil Mason, who looks for a receiver downfield.