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

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Linksmen Tops In City-County Heading the list of s'pring athletics at Patrick Henry was the golf team's 9-l record. Although it lost to Dan- ville, the 1964 team had probably bet- ter over-all balance than its predeces- sors. This point was clearly illustrated in the victory over E. C. Glass, all P. H. golfers shot in the 7O's. The City-County tournament follow- ed the regular season. The Patriots finished thirty-five ahead of William Fleming, the closest competitor. Next came the state tournament. There Patrick Henry's tenth placed higher than Danville and thus avenged the regular season loss. GOLF RECORD P. H. 27 Bassett O P. H. 23 Bassett 4 P. H. 8h Danville l8M P. H. 22V2 Catholic 4h P. H. l8 Fleming 9 P. H. ISM Catholic 8M P. H. HSM VES IOW P. H. 24 Jefferson 3 P. H. l8 Fleming 9 P. H. 22 Glass 5 riwltg' QFQQ ABOVE: Pete Rice strok last match. a practice putt before the Coach Ferguson played David Hazelwood, Bob Hudgins, Ricky of the matches. Other team members were Mark Smith, Don Gris West, Pete Rice, Richard Shepard, and Billy Nash in the majority sa, Jim Wimmer, and George Johnson, 59

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The Tennis Team casually lines up after a match. They are Coach David Turner, Doug Haynie, Horace Thomas, Mark Feldman, Bishop, Manager Jim Richardson, Tommy Gale, Sterling Johnson, Jackie Burrows and Bob Crawford. Patrick Henry Netmen Lose One Match- To E.C. Glass V...-Y..-...M-,vwe'f,,11f-..l..,... . . I2 , fl Jill Senior Doug Haynie smashes a tennis ball back to Andrew Lewis's number two man. 58 A single loss to the E. C. Glass Hilltoppers marred the P a t r i c k Henry tennis season. Although each team lost one regular season match to the other, E. C. Glass, hav- ing played more district matches, won the District on a percentage basis. All other matches were easy wins for the Patriots. Jackie Burrows played number one, but lost twice to Bobby Heald of E. C. Glass. Leading the team with undefeated records were Doug Haynie, David Turner and Horace Thomas. Haynie, the team's only senior, and Turner were 8-O for the season. Thomas finished 6-O. TENNIS RECORD P. H. 7 Danville 2 P. H. 5 E. C. Glass 4 P. H. 9 Andrew Lewis O P. H. 9 Va. Episcopal O P. H. 8 Va. Episcopal O P. H. 8 Danville l P. H. 7 Andrew Lewis 2

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Girls Physical Education Offers Sports Unlimited From the opening of Patrick Henry, the gym teachers have done much to promote physical educa- tion for all of the students. With the dawn of each new school year come more sports equipment. The annual Physical Education shows are presented not only so the par- ents, teachers and friends can see what is taught in the gym classes badminton, volleyball, basketball, field hockey and softball are only some of the sports offered. In collaboration with the Viking Lanes Bowling Alleys, lnc., Mrs. Betty Jo Patsel, junior girls teach- er, arranged to have students take bowling lessons' and advance their bowling skills. At the Athletic Hon- ors Assembly in May, trophies were but also to raise money so the gym- nastic facilities can be enlarged. presented to girls who had the highest continuous s'cores, highest Much equipment has been obtain- ed making the sports opportunities unlimited. Archery, table tennis, sin le scores and the most advanc- Q ed progress. A. Simmons, D. Hogan, N. Wagoner, H. Perdue, L, Bushkor, l., Lee, S. Schwartz, P. Carter, K. Ellett, and Mrs. Kumm grimace as they watch teammates loose ball. 60