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

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me Huguenot tackler is eluded by ground gain- Get. Mie a ee er Wayne Wrenn sweeping his right end. Ready and anxious to resume action on the field at City Stadium with rival John Marshall is Junior Dabney Hudson, who receives guidance from Coach Leskovar. An equipment-clad locker room marks the close of the 1962 Bulldog grid season which ended in the big Hermitage upset. PPL eon pert:

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Their Finest a : wee ven Poa Sit In the background Paul Hebert holds as Frank Gulyas (arrow) just gets his kick off for the game tying point against Thomas Dale. Dabney Hudson (10) prepares to pitch out to Scott Strong (21) as the grimy Bulldogs move the ball against the trailing Panthers.

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94 Sports Gripping the ball triumphantly is Ronnie Lewis, who streaks away from a Huguenot defender for a Bulldog score. JV Football Statistics ....1.....Manchester John Marsal ewes ee ......... Huguenot Thomas Jefferson . JayVee Football Statistics Predict Champion Team An entire team scoring-punch characterized the junior varsity football team which trounced its foes throughout the season. These future varsity members, in preparing themselves for stifter com- petition, played heads-up football every second of every game. The J.V.s managed sixty-six points in five games for a 13.2 game average while yielding a mere twenty-five. The Ronnie Lewis-Roy Holmes aerial combination inspiréd yardage gains which set up, as well as scored, touchdowns all year. Each member of this fifteen-man team put forth much effort in rigorqus weeks of hit-and-run practice, and unnoticed by the student body, piled up a credit- able record. The 32-0 Manchester shut-out indicates the drive which distinguished the squad. The knowl- edge and experience received by Coach Paul Susce's boys will prove itself on the day when a champion Bulldog team leaves the stadium with a winning season. Coach Paul Susce illustrates a play to Donald Tally, Ronnie Lewis, Kent Greenway, Ed Anderson, and Henry Steinruck.