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

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2 im, ' f ,Mi ESQMEEZSES Best Athletes Honored l. Phil Bushkar displays his high-scoring shooting form. Bushkar was voted by sports writers as a member of the All-Western District and All City- County teams. 2, The greatest praise an athlete can receive is that of his coaches and team mates. Dee Copenhaver was elected by the football team as the Outstanding Player of the Year, as well as the Best Lineman and Patrick Henry's sole representative in The Roanoke Times Player of the Week series. 3. John Klein, recordsbreaking distance runner, was chosen as the outstanding member of the Cross Country team and captain of the track team. Klein, who broke every long distance record ever held by a Patriot, finished first in the City-County and Western District meets and twelfth in the State meet. 83

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84 Bill Kirk recovers on-sides kick against Homer Ferguson. Bruce Kregloe throws a block against George Washington. Typical of PH's iniuries was Bill Kirk's knee, hurt in the Northside game. PH Hit By Injuries Worst Season Ever Coach Al ivicClearn's TirsT year as head TooTball coach was Tull of disappoinTmenTs and TrusTraTions. Plagued wiTh iniuries, The gridders 'Finished wiTh a 4-6 record, The worsT in The hisTory oT The school. Basically a sTrong Team, The PaTrioTs began The sea- son raTed as a conTender Tor The WesTern DisTricT TiTle. l-larry Norris received a severe knee iniury and was soon joined on The sidelines by Danny Richardson, Bob Bushlcar, STeve YosT, Trey Delaney. Wayne STanley, lviarTy Yuhas, Jimmy Richardson, Jim Bailey, Jaclc Ross, Phil Bushlcar, Joe KepharT, and quarTerbaclQ, Wayne Dodson. All were eiTher ouT Tor The season or were slowed down by iniuries. Andrew Lewis, always a sTrong conTender Tor The sTaTe championship, soundly beaT The PaTrioTs in The opener. l-lowever, JeTTerson and Halifax Tell by scores oT 26-I4 and 48-7. Two school records were seT during The l-laliTax game: The mosT poinTs and The mosT exTra poinTs, when Bob Blane lciclqed Tor six. Fleming dropped The PaTrioTs wiTh a 24-0 Trouncing, a biTTer deTeaT because oT The rivalry beTween The schools.