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

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Discouraged by the lack of student support, J.V. foot- ball players specified punt- ing and receiving as major shortcomings in their play. Strength rested in the offen- sive and defensive lines. Q. What differences between this year ' s team from the previous J.V. team? A. We had a good team last year, but we had too many individuals. This year it was more of team effort. Trent Sturgis Q.Describe the practice ses- sions? A. When we started practic- ing, they let us do what we wanted, but after we got a good start, Coach Kain and Coach Freaney made us work. — Steve Matthews Q. Did the school support the team? A. Some games there was nobody in the stands at all. — David Merritt A. The games were too early in the morning. — Barry Bowden Q. What were your main drawbacks? A. We could have won more games if we ' d had more support and if the whole team had been healthy. We had to play with too many injuries. — Fulton Gatewood Q. What were your best games? A. Lafayette and Ferguson; those were the games we played our best offense. — Trent Sturgis

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•hri contrast, Billy Minter taunts the oppos- ition white working to gain control.