Virginia Beach High School - Hurricane Yearbook (Virginia Beach, VA)

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FQOTBALL TROPHIES AWARDED George Chappell receiving Best Back Trophy from Mr. John Tucker of the Virginia Beach Sports Club. Coach Jack Boone of East Carolina Col- lege, our guest speaker, was introduced by Abe Goldblatt, sports writer for the Vir- ginian-Pilot. To finish the evening, mono- Elliott Bridges receiving Outstanding Lineman Trophy from Mr. Fred Isaacs of the Virginia Beach Sports Club. The 1960 football banquet was highlighted by the presentation of awards to outstand- ing players. George Chappell, quarterback and team captain, won the Best-All-Round and Best Back awards. Elliott Bridges was named the Outstanding Lineman of the year. grams were presented to the varsity and junior varsity football players and cheer- leaders. George Chappell receiving Best-All-Round Player award from Clark Chevrolet representative. , Y 1 Q4 .1 1' 1 ,133 .. ' gflrl. hflwiflhgrggs Coach Jack Boone of East Carolina' College addressing the football teams and guests.

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J.V.' S DOWN 2 FOES The J. V. Seahawks began preparation for their first game with thirty candidates vying for positions. Interscholastic competition in football was new to most of the members of the squad. This eager and willing group showed improvement as the season progressed. . 1. 1 ,,i1 X :N 1 '5 B. f: . -Q ,A V' . im W . 4 A i . 'vias-4' . 3, xy :Q ' .QF ,P V A 5 ., - . .p is . - if ' I T '1 , , , 5-5. I, si Q 3- . 1.1 , 1 ' i . , A b an-T ,H N r 1 4 . ,.:.. n -. , in L-VI' f .ff :Q A. if if-. , , .am , . - - we . ,5 , - , - I V. -'iv ' I . ,AY . ' ' -Q ,M V 1 ff,.fF' 'nkmz I 1, wx . I X . I I 1 ,- VI, ' i' I: 4 -' . R is-.f'1L.il! .1 Row 1-K. Hershey, R. Mercer, J. Tucker, K. Caf- ton. Row 3-D. Johnson, B. Portor, L. Walker, B fey, D. Goheen, Mr. Coulthard. Row 2-B. Duck- Wahab, D. Hardy. Row 4-M. Keville, C. Barco, J worth, T. Barco, W. Kiest, V. Stevenson, T. Tarkin- Jard, S. Strickler, D. Rader. J. V.'s . 0 Deep Creek .... .. . 7 J. V.'s ... . . . 27 n Northampton .... .. ... 26 J. V.'s ... . 7 Princess Anne J. V. ... ... 35 J.V.'s... ...T4 DeepCreekJ.V...... . 0 J- V-'S - - - -- - 13 Norfolk Catholic B . . . . . . 20 J. V.'S 13 Princess Anne J. V. .. 33 58

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P. Ricks, G. Chappell, B. Courain, B. Bosher, D. Hel- D. Jones, J. Horton, B. Sanderlin, C. Branscom, M frich, T. Dennis, A. Borum. T. Ward, S. Bryant, Reese, Coach Coulthard. VARSITY SECOND IN REGULAR SEASON The Virginia Beach varsity basketball team, in its fourth year under Coach Bob Coulthard, compiled another enviable record: the Seahawks tied with Deep Creek for sec- ond place-at the end of the regular season. One highlight of the season was the victory over last year's District Champion, South-' hampton, after a brilliant fourth quarter rally by the Seahawks. The Seahawks' first conference defeat came at the hands of Prince George, the team that went on to win the conference cham- pionship. The second defeat came at Deep Creek where a tremendous fourth quarter Mgr. Buddy Williams Sponsored by Ferrell Linoleum and Tile Co. rally by the Seahawks failed to bring vic- tory. The third regular season loss occurred in the final game when Holland scored a big upset over V.B.H.S. In non-conference play, the Seahawks de- feated Oscar Smith, a Group I school, but lost twice to Norfolk Catholic and once to Princess Anne, another Group I foe. Next year George Chappell, the leading Seahawk scorer and team captain, will be greatly missed as will David Jones and Bo Bosher, who also provided the team with many points. Mgr. David Goheen