Warwick High School - Warwick Yearbook (Newport News, VA)

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Greg Parks breaks away for a long run in win oxer Hampton. David Hickman fights for yardage against Crabber linemen. The 1964 undefeated Junior Varsity Football team consisted of: Row 1 — Mike Judkins, Richard Zeitz, George Bane, Billy Hurst, David Hickman, Wayne Javins, Sid Nowell, Greg Park, Don Blume, Mike Fasano, Mark Sadler, Tom Wilson. Row 2 — John Stainback, Jack Howard, Tom Everrett, Wade Hart, Gary Mothena, Michael McKee, Don Griffith, Ray Adams, Ken Jackson, Craig Johnson, Irving Flagstaff, Bob Underwood, Peter Carl, Jim Davis. Row 3 — Dennis Silcox, Barry White, Billy Mooney, Ronnie Acree, John Thomas, Alvin Smith, Billy McCormick, Steven Griffith, Jeff Richardson, Doug Lonce, Joe Flack, Jack Preston, Terry Craft, Ray Ellis, Dick Valentine, Jim McAtamney, Jim Creech (manager), and absent from picture — Mike Plott. 179

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Little Farmers Harvest Six Wins, Defeat All Foes The first undefeated team at WHS!” This was the title given to the ferocious Junior Varsity football squad. The season, how- ever, was, by no means, an easy one, for the J.V.’s faced some rugged competition from Newport News and Hampton. One vital factor which contributed to the J.V. success was the return of many experienced players such as David Hickman, quarterback; John Stainback, halfback; Mark Sadler, guard; Rich- ard Zeitz, guard; Jack Howard, end; Tommy Wilson, end; and Wayne Javis, fullback. In the Newport News game, a real work-out for defense, the Farmers came from behind, with the score in the Typhoon’s favor 6-0, and made a touchdown on a pass from David Hickman which was gained from Howard’s kick. The team seemed to be in agreement, however, that the Hamp- ton game was their best effort. Again coming from behind with a score in favor of Hampton, 13-6 in the third quarter, the J.V. Farmers scored two touchdowns and made an extra point with a smooth kick to beat the little Crabbers 19-13. Finally, succeeding where the Varsity failed, the mighty J.V.’s played a shut-out game against rival, Ferguson, ending the game with the biggest lead of their season, 33-0. The game was a prime example of the J.V.’s strong aggressive defense and ex- plosive power. SCOREBOARD Warwick 18 Kecoughtan 6 Warwick 7 Newport News 6 Warwick 19 Hampton 13 Warwick 32 York 6 Warwick 19 Newport News 6 Warwick 33 Ferguson 0 TOP: Opposition closes in, but the Little Farmers” go on to victory j, over Fergie. BOTTOM: Billy Hurst gains 5 extra yards after being hit by a typhoon tackier.

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Coach Applegate discusses strategy with Hayden Gregg and Harvey Rowe: Hayden, you fake a jump shot and then pass off to Rowe. Rowe, you just dip it in. Rowe . . . Rowe? Rowe?” Ray Smith fires for two against Hamp ton. SCOREBOARD Warwick 41 Warwick 59 Warwick 36 Warwick 28 Warwick 46 Warwick 23 Warwick 50 Warwick 54 Warwick 43 Warwick 31 Warwick 67 Warwick 33 Warwick 37 Warwick 26 Warwick 46 Warwick 53 Warwick 28 Warwick 54 Suffolk 40 Virginia Beach 27 Maury 46 Kecoughtan 36 Ferguson 42 Hampton 53 York 44 Princess Anne 50 Ferguson 34 Newport News 46 Kecoughtan 50 Oscar Smith 20 Ferguson 34 Hampton 47 Great Bridge 51 York 34 Newport News 49 Kecoughtan 43 Left: Wayne Javins zeros in on another two pointer against Hampton in an away game. Above: Steve Burnett: Do you see what I see? An eight foot two cheer- leader!” ■xHcnmni u 180