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

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Football team is first row - I. to r. - T. Burnley, fmgr.l R. Dygve, H. Brown, R. Moore R Light W Dodson D Copenhaver Edwards, B. Whitlock, J. King, B. Rutherfoord, E. Dooley, J. Fourth row-S. Hoover, lmgrl B Copty B Crawford R Cubblff Cooper, J, Altis, B. Churchill. Second row-R. Gross, fmgr,J B. S. Yost, M. Yuhas, B. Mann H Norris W Nelms R Burke Slaughter, C. Jeagar, M. Blaisole, R. Knisley, L. Rank, R. Nelson, B. Wire. M. Long, B, Bushkar. Third row-P. Bushkar, L. Reynolds, R. J. V., Frosh Boasf Undefeafed Season Leon Briggs and Larry Johnson go over first half mistakes in the Andrew Lewis game. . . . - Mun., 7 ,,..A x -fe .2 Ls, af'-Q Ogg' ' .,. 5,,,1f.a. I 2-if ' ff 'R Freshman and Junior Varsity teams of Patrick Henry were un- beaten in their i964 season. Under the direction of coaches Steve Ba- ker and Len Mosser, the Freshmen compiled a 4-O-l record. Coaches Leon Briggs and Larry Johnson guid- ed the J. V.'s to a 5-O-l record. Russell Eddy, Keith Dodson and Jack Spence were standouts for the freshmen and are good prospects for future varsity teams. A strong defense contributed to the success of the Junior Varsity Team. The success of these teams shows the bright future ahead for the varsity in the years to come. 40

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Defensive Baffles period in leading the Purple to a 6-O victory over the Big Blue. PATRIOTS vs G. W. OF DANVILLE In this contest the Patriots were unable to push the ball over the goal line. A 4th-down-and-l sit- uation on the G. W. one yard line ended the biggest P. H. threat and the game ended 0-O, another tie. PATRIOTS vs E. C. GLASS The frequent exchange of the football was the most brilliant happening in this game, a 6-O loss to a lucky E. C. Glass team. PATRIOTS vs NORTHSIDE A 7-6 victory was little consola- tion for this P. H. performance. Russ Nelson kicked the winning extra point. PATRIOTS vs TAZEWELL The Patriot cause was strength- ened by two touchdowns in the first half. Jimmy Altis and Bar- ton Whitlock were responsible for these successes. The second halt, however, proved fatal, with Taze- well winning 27-12. ..., I I Q, O K in UWQXNWV 81 -mn Reserves Charles Jeager and Hugh Hardrock Brown observe action of Jefferson game. Barton Whitlock is stopped by Northside tackler after a gain of three yards. 39 Q.

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