Mount Vernon High School - Surveyor Yearbook (Alexandria, VA)

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as we!! as a new aa'a'z'Zz'0n. . . WresZ!z'ng 111 wrestling position: lim Jcnltins, 1-17 lbs.: John Mcador, 133 lbs. KlIl't'lllI,L', left to rightg Steve Kendall, 15-1 lbs., Ron Scuqiitl, llll lbs., Iodd Bcuig, 121 lbs., Duke Karas. 122 lbs.. Riclty Oginr, 105 lbs., Jcll Page, and Richard Aonim, 97 lbs. Sr11fi1l1'f1g.' l'il'1ll1ls Moser, lleavyxxeight, Nick Iederer, Barry Bowers, 177 lbs., Randy Phillips, 177 lbs., 'lim Hatch, 165 lbs., lcd lJU1'1lI1, 140 lbs., Gary Hcrtzog, 140 lbs., Ralph Vandervort, and Heavyweight, Frank Pullman, 15-1 lbs. Steve Kendall grapples with an Annzindzilc opponent. Mr. I-'ant Coach Wrestling made its debut at Mount Vernon this year with thirty boys participating under the capable direction of Sta'nley Fant. The team was divided into twelve classes, the lowest weight class con- sisting of 95 pounders and the highest weight class consisting of heavyweights. The 95 pound class proved to be the most success- ful with a record of seven wins and one loss. The team record was four wins and four losses including only one loss in the county competition. Most of the team members this year were underclassmen. which should mean that we have a good deal to look forward to in the 1960-61 season. The team expects to wrestle a complete varsity schedule, partici- pating in from 8 to 12 league matches. The boys also expect to participate in the lirst Annual Northern District Tournament. 29

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Track. . .a mcejhr time L is - lfirxf row, left to right: Frank Pullman. Denny Sorher. Ernest Jones. Harvey Henderson. 'l'ed Doran. Stan Warder, Steve Kendall. Jay Knox, Tom Ramey. Bailey Rathbone, Duke Karns. Henry Greene. Ron Frodilla. Calvin Deemer. J. C. Davis. and Mike Weisman. Sevorzrf row: Charles Harrover. Manager: Danny Wideman. Tollie Besson. Scott Johnston, Tim Hatch. Jim Laney. Alan Harris. Nick Lederer. Bill Strandberg. Bob Carey. Bill Strobel, Jim Hicks. Scott Crampton. and John Preer. Manager. Tlzirtl rung' Dennis Rockford. Don Ross. Don Samuels. Bob Odem, John Bane, Jim Ashenbach. Bob Purgler. Lindsey Noble, Barker. Steve Chapman. Ron Furman, Pete Van Atta. Rodger Sherbstreich. larry Mathews and Bill Gillum. Head Coach gifts Ernest Snyder l , I Assistant Coach Stanley Fant Returning Iettermen. I-'fmt row. left to right: Calvin Deemer. Jay Knox. Steve Kendall. Duke Karns and Frnest Jones. .S't'C'Ulltil rnu'.' Danny Wideman. Bill Strobel. Bailey Rath- bone. and Tom Ramey. Thin! row: Harvey Henderson. 'led Doran and Stanley Warder. Mount Vernon's Thinclads be- gan their workout in the early spring, with forty-tive hustling boys reporting for practice. The first meet of the l96O season was the George Washing- ton Memorial Relays and our boys placed seventh out of the twenty-two schools represented. There are five scheduled dual meets this season and we will have four relay teams entering the County Relays. Fairfax County Meet. Alexandria Relays and the Northern Virginia Meet. Coach Snyder says he expects his boys to make a good showing in all events and that he is partic- ularly impressed with high jump man. Bob Odom and sprinter. Steve Kendall.