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Frosh Show Progress In Working Together
In a five game season, the freshmen showed more potential than has been seen in several years. The team fielded many individual stars, but failed to function well
as a unit. Troubled by organizational problems, the freshmen lost their first two games by the score of 38-0. They bounced back, however, holding the Blue Ridge "farmers" to 18 points and collected 6 points for themselves. Despite a record with no wins, Coaches McGill and Little thought the year was a formative one. "The boys gained a lot of experience and showed progress in working together. After all, that's the real purpose of freshman football." remarked Coach Little.
Gregory Prioleau looks on as Joey Lamb and an unidentified teammate join forces to check the forward progress of an able opponent.
A t half. time: T erry Davidson, Robert Olristian, Dennis Callan, Clinton Clapp, Mike Buhler, Mason Blandford, and Tay Louden.