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At the State Cross Country Meet, our Rappahannock boys Shone! Rappahannock placed first in the Single A Division of High School Athletics. Charlie Thomas placed first and Bill Taylor, John Summers, Branson Jenkins, and Tom Taylor held down positions, fourth through seventh respectively. Bobby Titchenell and Bobby Foster finished in 9th and 11th place. All were in a field of 19 Single A runners. Results of State Meet Rappahannock County 23 Essex 48 Parry McCluer 62 24 Rappahannock's Prized Possession
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Dis are da COACH (duh!) Coach John Toth with C.C. Manager, J.P. Dodson. BRANSON JENKINS keeps his BOBBY FOSTER is over- knees high at our only home meet. taking a dude from RMA. AWAY Warren County 34 Rappahannock 21 AWAY Montevideo 40 Rappahannock 19 AWAY Randolph Macon Academy 38 Rappahannock 23 AWAY Stonewall Jackson 31 Rappahannock 24 HOME Warren County 24 Rappahannock 31 VPI Invitational Meet Rappahannock Placed 3rd. Remember in Cross Country, the lower score wins. TOM TAYLOR passes a Stonewall Jackson runner with Branson not far behind.
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VARSITY BASKETBALL Kneeling: Bill Kilby; Ronnie Myers. Row One: Mr. Carter Ellis, Coach; Bobby Smoot; Lorenzo Fletcher; Lawrence Turner; Thomas Wigington; Harry Jordan; Clifford Frye; Steve Leade; Bill Settle. BOBBY SMOOT sinks a foul shot. They did it! The Varsity Pan- thers turned Rapp'ks. losing streak into a winning one. It was that fateful night at Strasburg High when it happened. The buzzer sounded and the Panthers had won. A new feeling seemed to fill all spectators, players, and cheerleaders. And Strasburg Rams began to scatter everywhere. After that, the winning streak continued. It continued through further wins over Strasburg, Central, Elkton, and William Monroe. These victories carried us to the district tournament. Much appreciation goes to the players for their hard work, fine efforts, and long awaited victories. Thanks, also, go to Mr. Carter Ellis, Coach, who gave of his time and knowledge to lead the Pan- thers down the country road to victory.
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