Patrick Henry High School - Patriot Yearbook (Roanoke, VA)

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ABOVE: End Randy Edwards leaps high to snag a pass over the extended arms of a Tazewell defender. Vin Edwards C431 abandons his pass pattern to throw a block. LEFT: The sportsmanship trophy, presented by the Roanoke Civitan Club, stands out between the proud faces of C0- Coptains Steve Shaver and John Byrd. Giving proof of the outstanding football season were several hon- ors received by the 1963-64 Patriots Patrick Henry tied for the City-County football championship with william Fleming and was presented the Roanoke Civitan Club sportsmanship trophy, a- warded annually to one of thirty- some teams in Southwest Virginia. Tonto Coleman, assistant athle- tic director at Georgia Tech, was guest speaker at the football ban- quet. Several players were recogni- zed for their contributions to the success ot the then recently com- pleted season: Gary Klemas was named the team's outstanding player, Steve Shaver received the sportsmanship trophy, Vin Edwards and John Byrd were designated as outstanding back and lineman respectively. Coach Light reveiws a 'play with backs Ronnie Cubitt, Barton Whitlock, Jackie Cooper, Russell Nelson and lback fowl Johnny Light, John Richardson, Bobby Rutherford and Hampton Martin.

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Patrick Henry's basketball team effected its best season in school history. The ll-IO record was' the first winning season for a P.H. basketball team. The Patriots played their best games against Andrew Lewis, but the two point losses to William Fleming and E. C. Glass will long be remembered by P.H. fans. A Patriot Courtmen Compete In District l Preston Pointer intently listens to Coach Mosser's lost-minute instructions before the home game against Jefferson. Tourney victory over Halifax 166-469 en- abled the team to compete in the Western-Southwest District tour- nament. P.H. slipped by Graham 152-509 in the opening round, but was crushed by William Fleming C83-437 in the second. This team had several distinc- tions over previous years. These included scoring the most points scored in a game f79J, participa- ting in the District tournament, and having a player, Mac Mc- Clung, to make the Western Dis- trict first team. The future looks bright for Mr. Moss'er's young squad. Only two seniors were on the squad and the host of returning lettermen will be strenghtened by the up- coming J.V. team. BASKETBALL RECORD P.H.. .56 Jefferson ...... 46 P.H.. .60 Fleming ...... 90 P.H.. .48 Danville ....... 60 P.H.. .70 Northside ..... 55 P.H.. .79 Andrew Lewis . .67 P.H.. .55 E. C. Glass .... 56 P.H.. .43 Halifax ....... 47 P.H.. .69 Jefferson ...... 60 P.H.. .49 William Byrd . .51 P.H.. .22 Fleming ....... 24 P.H.. .64 Northside ..... 59 P.H.. .47 Danville ....... 54 P.H.. .65 Cave Spring . . .45 P.H.. .75 Andrew Lewis ..70 P.H.. .67 Halifax ....... 60 One overtime P.H.. .68 Jefferson ..... 46 P.H.. .34 E. C. Glass .... 36 Three overtimes' P.H.. .6l Fleming ...... 73 P.H.. .66 Halifax .. . . . .46 P.H.. .52 Graham ...... 50 P.H.. .43 Fleming ...... 83 was ..