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

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VP f Yhifa. 5 AR., Jack Burrows and Noble Marshall tied for Most Valuable Player on the Basketball team. Coach Len Mosser presents them with their trophy. Mr McClearn congratulates Jim Altis on being voted by his teammates as the Most Valuable Player on the baseball team. At the Athletic Awards assem- bly letters were also presented to members of the different teams. Wrestling letters were presented to M. Blasiale, B. Crawford, D. Copenhaver, J. Ross, G. Powers, D. Powers, B. Adams, L. Davidson, V. Brugh, D. Fisher, and R. Light. Letters in basketball were award- ed to J, Engleby, G. Hawkins, B. Rutherfaord, N. Marshall, J. Bur- 52 Jack Cooper, not pictured, and Barton Whitlock have the distinction of being the first boys at Patrick Henry to letter four years in the same sport, football.

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s Q50 , J .,, . I .W , If is ll Qgtl David Lemon, Mark Feldmann, Stirling Johnson, Jack Burrows, David Turner, Horace Thomas, Tommy Gale, Coach Larry Johnson. PH Places Second in State Tournament ln compliance with its outstand- ing tradition Patrick Henry once again dominated the Western Dis- trict in Tennis. Coached by Mr. Larry Johnson, the mighty Patriots compiled a 9-l record to win the Western District championship. In addition to winning the District Championship the team placed second in the State Tournament at Charlottesville. ln this compe- tition Jack Burrows placed second in the Number One Singles, David Turner was tirst in the Number Two Singles, Horace Thomas won the Number One doubles, Thomas and Sterling Johnson were third in the Number Two doubles. Each member of the tennis team had on individual winning season, With only two Seniors on the team this year the Patriots are looking forward to a successful i966 season. Record P.H. 9 Danville O P.H. 9 Andrew Lewis O P.H. 9 Hargrove O P.H. 5 E. C. Glass 4 P.H. 9 Danville O P.H. 4 E. C. Glass 5 P.H. 5 E. C. Glass 4 ix. A Cplay offl P.H. 9 Andrew Lewis O P.H. 5 Thomas Jefferson 4 lRichmondl , fr' P.H. 9 Hargrove O Jack Burrows warms up before an impor- . tant match with E. C. Glass. Jack was the Patriots' number one man and he placed second in the State Championship. 1 Sl 'ff-1 A f- if YK Tsxx'-.-.,T H-v!ll'FM9 FP'1'. ..

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l Outstanding Lineman and Most Valuable Player for the football team, Mike Blasiole made First Team Group l-A All-State Foot- ball. He was the outstanding wrestler for the second straight year and recipient of the B'oni B'irth award. Coach Howard Light con- gratulates him on his honors. Patriots Earn Honors In 7 Varsity Sports 53 rows, R. Dygve, P. Bushkar, B. Bushkar, B. Slaughter, W. Dodson, R. Talbott, and M. Feldman. Let- tering in tennis were J. Burrows, D. Turner, H. Thomas, T. Giles, S. Johnson, D. Lemon, M. Feld- man, and manager B. Moses. Golf letters were presented to B. Nash, B. Hudgins, R. Shepherd, J. Bow- den, J. Forest, and G. Taylor. D. Ward, B. Bushkar, C. Den- ney, B. Mann, B. Blane, J. Lloyd, J. Altis, H. Brown, J. Kling, F. Price, R. Williams, P. Bushkar, T. Smith, M. Yuhas, D. Reid, R. Bibb, R. Pendleton, P. Yancy, T. Finnell, S. Padgett, R. Gross won letters in baseball. Also, 55 let- termen in football were honored. an John King was the recipient of the Football Sportsman Trophy, he was voted this honor by his teammates