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

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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

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FOOTBALL B team wins district SOPHOMORES The kids did an exceptional job because they were extremely competitive, coach Ron Galindo said about his sophomore foot- ball team's season. The team finished the season ranked second in district with a season record of 8-2, and a district record of 6-2. The sophomore team had an outstanding offense which aver- aged in excess of 25 points per game. Coach Calindo said the defense played very aggressively, and never gave up. The defense proved this by holding the opponent to an average of less than 7 points per game. FRESHMAN The freshman blue team finished one game under the 500 mark for the season. Except for costly turnovers in key games the team played real well coach Charles Fitzmorris said about his team s play in the 79 season. An exciting time of the season came when Conroe s freshman team which always played well came to Aldine to play the Mus- tangs in their season opener. The score ended 21-18 in favor of the Mustangs. Byron Lee scored two touchdowns on kickoff returns and Ronald Williams scored the game winning a touch- down on a pass play. The freshman white team coached by Jerry Jones won the dis- trict championship for the 79 season. The team ended the year with a 6-2 season and 4-1 district records. The only district loss was to Forest Brook who finished second in district. The kids played hard and got after it said coach Jones about his team s play this year. vey. -- - ,Q - Q , , f - , - Q - 7 ff as , - - Right: Taking instructions at halftime are sophomores James Meehan and Lee I t rg ' 1 'I t - ' ,' it v Rf l , 91' xfgy i 1, , . F l v E .E 1 : Hogg, Mais-AQ? 5 t ip. Q. 'Q A il, -f' ' i X5 f ' c. 'M - ll : rf . '6.,f., L.: Q. e -a Q 6 ,z Q 5' f' 'T ' p g - , 'egg ' U. -' ,Mit eg 5 U ' . ' , -, ii . JTO ' l ...ein --'S . O i ii t'l' QW i - V , , ' 1' lg 5-if ,g ' -as ,K-1 r te p s f Q 1- . f L , , X . , , . ,. L . A 6' I . .A e ' . iii' -t 'i' HL3. ' gf. is ., , ff. .t it ... . 7. 1' 1 7 at f T5 :fi if Hx.. A - ' Us - 132 Footbal Above: SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL TEAM Front Row: K. Stewart, coach J. Karkoska and coach R. Calindo. Sec- ond Row: H. Eastland, .l. Hollenburg. .l. Miles, K. Jones, E. Villarreal, C. Burkhalter, D. lnman, G. Boudousquie, E. Davenport, M. Luchak, and S. Cervantes. Third Row: G. Sanchez, F. DeAbla, M. Parker, R. Kennard, L. Battle, J. Hubbard, J. Muller, B. Kirkland, M. Mathis, and ,l. Shot- tey, Fourth Row: G. Key, M. Wells, S. Boniaby, L. l Vaughn, C. Wallace, A. Sauceda, R. Rodeya, L. MacD- onald, R. Alvear and C. Porter. Fifth Row: P. Wright, R. Machado. Sixth Row: S. Brantley, D. Bingly, S. Louis, K. Williams. L. Ivey, W. Carter, R. Johnson, S. Turnbow, R. Holt and B. Pugh. Right: Sophomore Lance Lynch practices before the last game with North Shore, a 27-0 victory for the Mustangs.