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

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l I Q ,, if 40 -Z Right: Defensive coordinator Jim Linnslaerller leads his defense in holding Baytown Lee lo three points. VAR Below: In lhc newly dcdiralcd W. W. TTIOFDQ Stadium, the Mustangs remain unde- feated. 'fi 4 lx..-Rx Football 129

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J. V. W. Collins, D. Walton. Third Row: R. McCullough. D. Below: J.V. FOOTBALL TEAM Front Row: coach L, Alfred. G. Keys. J. Garrett, K. Ballard, D. Flick, E. R T B. Bates. D. Hamilton. C. Garibav. R. Evans. F. McCullough- T- Traylor- P- Nevlud- F0l-'nh Row: - ' Martinez. D. Waneck, T. Bradford. R. Schroeder. . Cooper. M. Brubaker. R. Hall, T. Chester, S. Kirk. Q. coach P. Patterson, Second Row: P. Kopevky. Andrews, T. McKinney. R. Shaw, K. Muse. W. Barrett, 37' s- .,. tl' l 0 t 1 w 5, Above: Quarterback Tim Cooper warms up before the Above: Thomas McKinney shows his powerful running Galena Park game. a 46-8 victory for the Mustangs. while Terry Bradford blocks and Rush Evans, David Flick and Terry Chester pursue the play. Wins district One touchdown in a must-win situa- tion against Baytown Sterling gave the .l.V. the district crown. Sterling was the last game for the undefeated Mustangs. Both teams went into the game with undefeated seasons and a district title on the line. Three scoreless quarters of football had been staged for the final play. With 4-5 seconds remaining on fourth down quarterback Tim Cooper found wing- back Philip Nevlud open and the Mus- tangs found themselves with a 6-0 vic- tory and a district championship. They were hungry coach Pat Pat- terson said explaining the success of the team. The strongest point of the team was the defense and how aggressive they were he said. Team scoring was distributed rela- tively equally among the players. In the largest margin of victory 4-6-8 against Galena Park sophomore Bill Bates car- ried the ball five times for 150 yards and 2 touchdowns. The season ended with 8-0 district and 10-0 season records. skill kicking extra points, . q H ,- t ff -- , q Left: Guy Garibay holds as Wes Barrett shows his f ,J J.v. scones Aldine-Conroe 26.24 Aldine-Klein 15.14, Aldine-Forest Brook 35.66 Aldine-Baytown Lee 22. 6 Aldine-Galena Park 46. 8 Aldine-Nimitz 27. 0 Aldine-Smiley 13. 7 Aldine-MacArthur 25. 7 Aldine-Baytown Sterling 6. 0 Aldine-North Shure 7. 0 Go reckless abandon, coach Pat Patter- son said as he encourages the district champions on to victory. Football 131