Aldine High School - Round Up Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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BASKETBALUSOPH.,rREsH. Sophomo res Break 100 Four Times Sophomores Byithegend of the season the sopho- moresgfhadi set a school record for scor- ing more than 100 points in a game. They did it four times against Nimitz, 110-41 and 108-36, and against Baytown tee, 102-50 and 116-42. Guard Brian .Ainsworth was the team's high scorer, A sophomore basketball team tied 'fort first place with .Forest Brook with a district record-ofj1l3-1 and a season record of 21-3.' 1 lt was one of the best seasons l ever had, said coach Thomas johnson, because I had the personnelwho 'could shoot and play defense. Sophomores entered two tourna- ments where they took consolation at Deer Park and placed second in the Clear Creek tournament. Brian Ains- worth and Steve Burns were riamedall- tournament players at Deer Park. A A g Freshmen We had the best freshman basketball team ever, coach Clarence Guiton said. The freshman basketball team placed fourth in district with a district record of 1058 and a season record of 17-11. The team entered three tournaments, North- west, Klein and I-l.l.S.D. With outstanding playing by Clyde Foster and Bill Bates, the freshman team won the Klein tournament and placed second in the Northwest and H.I.S.D. tournaments. Seven of- the 11 losses in the season were by five or fewer points and five of the losses were to either Smiley or For- est Brook, which they lost toievery time they played. l Of the 17 victories, 14 games were won by more than five points. Below: Freshman Bill Bates jumps high to score points against Smiley. , Ji 2. ,A 5 1 'aw RLY . LYJD , 5' x ,-..,,w ' Above: FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM Front Row: Dalray Bingley, Clyde Foster, joseph Miller, Greg Mitchell, Reginald Thomas, Kevin Williams and coach Clarence Guiton. Second Row: Frank White, Herman Williams, Leldon Hamilton, Tracy Kirsch, Bill Bates and larry Lane.

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BASKETBALL! l.V. Takes Best Years ' s This is the bestfyear ever for Aldinej' coach Don Roach said about the varsity team. The team's work paid haA ei in the first two tournaments when the team won first places. I ' Anthony Milligan and john Skillern wereinamed all-tournament players in the Alief Tournament at which the team beat St. Thomas, 84-81, Alieff .68-48, Reagan 44-40, and Westchester 70-47. Taking first at the Smiley?TOurnament with victories against Forest Brook, 66- 60, Sami Rayburn, 78-76, and Smiley S1- 50, Keith Hickman and Kenneth Miller were named all-tournament players. The team hosted a tournanfgent at Aldine where they pIacyedl,rthii1rXi,iyiand Kenneth Miller was selected anlailitour- nament pIayerQ2.5Q12Ti 17 T L g.Wi'th the help of high scorerlohn 35k1iIlern's 412 points, the j.V. ended the season with ai21-8 record and placed third in district play wi th a record iiil 5 ' i -,','s 1 Below: Larry LaFreniere goes up for two as Mike Chen comes from behind to assist. L- ' N'-Ma... M -4 I.V. Scores ALDINEvs, FOREST BROOK 66-60 ALDINE vs. SAM RAYBURN 78-76 ALDINEvs.SMlLEY 51-50 ALDINEvs. HUMBLE 58-63 ALDINEvs. KLEIN 55-60 ALDINE vs. CLEAR CREEK, . 56-53 ALDINE vs. ST. THOMAS , 84-81 ALDINE vs. ALIEF f .1- 64-48, ALDINE vs. ,REAGAN - --.--r i 44-40 ALDINE-vsfqWESTCHESTERf L A 70-47 ALDINE ysl MACARTHUR , ' 41-55 i ALDINEvs. SPRING 61-58 't Attorneys. HUMBLE . '1 50-58 ALDINE-vs. EISENHOWER '72-55 . ALDINE vs,-BAYTOWN-5TERLlgtQlQC3fif 4:5362-so A ALDINE vs.rSMlLEY ,lf 5.3402 '44-46 Eg, ALDINEVS. ELSENHOWER B3-49 A AhDINF vs, NORTH SHORE -61-59 -,, AEDlNEv5. BAYTOWN LEE -es ' ALDINE vs, NIMITZ K V Atoms vs. OALENA PARK ALDINE vsQ,5ORtsi BROOK Atointvs.-fMKARrHuR B ALDINE vs, BAYrOwN STERLIN ALDINE vs, ORTH SHORE 5-, ff ALDINE vs. ILEY ALDINEvs. Avrown LEE Ef77fjQ5' Atoinrvsnimirz 90- ALDINE vs. OALENA PARK yi 78-sz-ff' ALDINEVS. FOREST BROOK .aj 64-B9 bove IV BOYS' BASKETBALL TEAM Front Don Roach, Kenneth Tullis, Kenneth Miller, Ricky Above: Kenneth Tullis makes a difficult jump shot ow Steve Smith, Mike Chen, Keith Hickman, Berry, Anthony Milligan, john Skillern and Todd while being guarded by two Spring players. ames Walker and Paul Lewis. Second Row: coach Dobie.

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