Henrico High School - Totem Pole Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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GAIN EXPERIENCE FOR THE FUTURE The Freshmen are proud to be Warriors, and the 9th Grade Football Team is no exception. The team exhibited this spirit in their victory over J.R. Tucker, 50-6. In his fourth year as head coach, Gary Criswell led his team to a remarkable season of 5 wins and only 2 losses. Alan El-Amin, the quarterback, shows great promise for the future. Because of the experi- ence gained by the 9th grade team, Henrico can look forward — to winning seasons for Varsity a and J.V. teams in the future. Upper left: The ninth grade offense per- forms perfectly. Middle left: Coach Bremmer goes over the defense’s tactics. Lower left: The team engages in a little pre-practice fun. Lower right: Alan El-Amin gets ready to receive the snap. Sports

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NINTH GRADE AND JUNIOR VARSITY PLAYER Gaining valuable experience for future years, the J.V. Football Team worked hard in develop- ing the skills needed to play. Coach Svor harnessed the strength of the team and employed these talents in his game plans. For the majority of the players, this year was their second year on a Warrior football team, while it was Coach John Trott’s first year as a Henrico Warrior Football coach. Henrico looks forward to having him again next year to lead the Warriors to victory. Upper right: A J.V. player practices his mean look. Middle left: The team loo- sens up before the game. Lower right: Daniel Denmark watches as a fellow teammate ‘‘Pumps Iron.”’ 48 Sports

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GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL SHOOTS FOR TWO There were many changes in the Varsity Girls’ Basketball team this year. Many players were substituted in positions that were unfamiliar to them because of numerous injuries during the season. In light of this fact, the team record was commendable and exhibits the versatility and talent of the play- ers. The team had a remarkable season, with 15 wins and only 5 losses. They had an average of 55 points per game; whereas, the opponents’ average was 39 points per game. This accom- plishment enabled them to achieve second place in the dis- trict. Two outstanding players were Brenda Smith and Joy Bel- vin, as they were placed on the All-Star District team. Upper: Tammy Bryant shoots the jump shot. Middle left: Joy Belvin grabs the rebound. Middle right: Coach Darden gives the team a half-time pep talk. Lower: An anxious and supporting crowd looks on. 50 Sports