Greenbrier West High School - Cavalier Yearbook (Charmco, WV)

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Steve Isaacs Vernon Jones Fred O'Dell Steve Isaacs was a three-year member of the Cavalier team. Playing regular offensive center during his junior and senior years. Doc was one of two Cavalier team members receiving honorable mention on the three honor teams: All-Southern, All-New River'Valley Conference, and Class AA All-State. Leading' ground gainer during his senior year on offense was Vernon Jones, another three-year member of the Cavalier team. Vernon missed part of his sophomore and junior years due to injuries. Vernon was the regular fullback and defensive end during his senior year. Fred O'Dell was a part of the Cavalier team his junior and senior years. He lettered both years, and started as a defensive end his senior year. Harold Walters, a three-year team member, played regular tackle during his junior year, and he was a regular fullback and inside linebacker his senior year. Harold was named to the All-New River Valley Conference Team as a linebacker and also received honorable mention on the All-Southern Team. Clifford Wicks played three years for the Cavaliers. He was regular offensive split end and defensive halfback during his junior and senior years. Clifford was one of two Cavalier team members receiving honorable mention on all three of the honor teams, in- cluding All-Southern, All-New River Valley Conference, and All-State. Dennis Williams, the regular defensive middle guard his senior year, also played during his sophomore year. Harold Walters Clifford Wicks X Dennis Williams

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Joel Bonner Dennis Burns Kenny Eagle Twelve seniors played their final season for the Cavaliers. A list of each senior and his accomplishments follows: Playing during his sophomore and senior years was Joel Bonner. Joel played as regular tackle during his senior year, and he represented Greenbrier West as a se- cond team member on the All-Southern Team. Joel was also named to the All-New River Valley Conference Team. Dennis Burns, a three-year member, served as regular quarterback during his junior and senior years. Dennis was named a second team member of the All-Southern Team, and he was chosen a member of the All-New River Valley Conference Offensive Team. Kenny Eagle was also a three-year member of the Cavalier team. A regular defensive linebacker during his junior and senior years, Kenny led the team in tackles during both years. He received honorable mention on both the All-Southern and All-New River Valley Conference teams. Playing three years and lettering during his junior and senior years was Lee Gillespie. Lee was regular defen- sive middle guard during his senior year. Stanley Hollinghead, playing only his senior year, proved to be a regular defensive monster man. Lettering as an offen- sive tailback during his senior year was Damon Hubbard. Damon also played Cavalier football during his sophomore year. Lee Gillespie Stanley Hollinghead Damon Hubbard

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MONTGOMERY OVERCOMES CAVALIERS With injuries at key defensive positions seriously hampering the Cavalier effort, West dropped their se- cond game of the season. The lead changed hands several times in the first two quarters leaving the half- time score a narrow 17-16 lead by West. Montgomery shut West out in the second half while scoring twice in the fourth quarter to make the final tally, Montgomery 30, West 17. ANSTED DEFEATS WEST West suffered the first defeat of the season, losing to Ansted 28 to 14. Ansted jumped to a 22 to 8 lead during the first half. After a scoreless third period, West put the ball into the end zone a second time. The final score of the game came on a 12 yard run by Ansted, putting the game out of reach for the Cavaliers. T Y S .HSE CAVALIERS DOWN WARRIORS West scored their second victory defeating Pocahontas County 27-O in Warrior territory. The scoring' was opened by West in the second quarter with 14 points and continued with two more TD's later in the game. The defense did a superb job blank- ing Pocahontas County offense. WE ST TOPS LUMBERJACKS Could it have been the new field or the new surroundings for the Greenbrier West Cavaliers as they won their opening game against Richwood with a score of 22-7? Even though Richwood scored in the first quarter, Greenbrier West came through in the second, hitting paydirt for all its 22 points.