Western Branch High School - Bruin Yearbook (Chesapeake, VA)

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SCOREBOARD WE THEY 8 Crodock 7 13 Bayside 6 7 Great Bridge 21 0 Indian River 6 0 Deep Creek 13 inding himself boxed in, Mike orsey U$ cuts and looks for a eons of escape.

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JUNIOR VARSITY TEAM SHOWS PROSPECTS OF PROMISING YEAR reg -.. .2. , J , . J; , g Front row: Mr. Dudo, Nelson Jeffers, Barry Robinson, Roger Mike Garrett, Sam Brown. Fourth row: Stanley Seymour, Joh Harding, Craig Pendieton, Richard Bright, Mike Dorsey, Mr. Palmer. Taylor, Drew Savage, Donnie McGuire, Dewey Fussel, Dan Ellis Second row: James Goode, Russell Presson, Steve Williams, Tom Fifth row: Chippy Smith, Howard Tew, Roger Herring, Jimm Harrell, Marshall Newbern, Jonathan Williams, Gary Snyder. Third Holtoff, Mike Beale, Richard Ramsey. row: Roesheil Carney, John Hall, Louis Waters, Stanley Choote, Richard Bright H D fades back to pass as Roger Herring t73i sets up to block. 144 The J.V. Football team, olthoug limited in experience, showed goo team effort. Their 2-3 season recor however, does not show their re ability. Many underclossmen found place on the Varsity squad Ieovin. J.V. with limited personnel who he never before had any playing exper ence on on organized team. Under th coaching of Mr. Noble Palmer on Mr. Paul Dudo, the J.V. football tea set out to show just how for one coul run with several pounds of equipme strapped to you. The team compile their only victories in the first tw outings against Crodock and Baysid This showed promise that in the tutu Western Branch High School woul have a football team to be reckone with.

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CROSS COUNTY PLACES FOURTH Les Duman and Scotty Wikel pour it on distance their opposition. SCOREBOARD WE TH 29 Deep Creek 49 Oscar Smith 42 Wilson 38 Churchland 25 Indian River 50 Cradock 25 Great Bridge Southeastern District Meet FOURTH Place 146 to out 32 15 30 IN DISTRICT MEET W5: - Plagued throughout the sea- son by inexperience and injur- ies, the cross country team sur- prised all at Western Branch by the promise and potential that was not expected. Under the guidance of Mr. Ken Bure gess, they managed to achieve a far better record than antic- ipated. They also had the dis- tinction of becoming the first team at Western Branch to win in athletic competition. The highlight of the season was the presentation of an award to Scotty Wikel for the most val- uable cross country runner. Kneeling left to right: Les Duman, Russell Wade, Robert Padden, Keith Poertner, Glen Ayres, Dennis Wood, Mr. Burgess. Standing left to right: Billy Moody, Mark Hudson, Curtis Eodes, Ricky Stafford, Lonnie Ayers, Scotty Wikel, Steve Schiemann.