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

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SOPHOMORESXFRESHMAN Below: FRESHMAN A TEAM Front Row: voarh C. Below: Freshman running back Byron Let- takes the ball Guiton, K. Taylor. R. Cremolge. D. Jackson. R. Lamb. Y. around the left end for a big gain as the Freshman A Philapondo, R. Winkler, J. DeC-eorge, J. Garcia. J. Mush- leam defeated MQCA,-1hur28.0, inski. Second Row: J. Cervantes, D. Jones. R. Ester. C. I fl. Y 439, A in 1 f-Y' I 4. 1 j2 ,.f' i - V WSF t Above: During the last game. sophomqre Porter Wright takes a breather. Wright. B. Lee. B. Bunn, T. Smith, T. Cash. R. Bailt-x. J. Aldine Aldine Aldine Aldine Aldine Aldine Aldine Aldine Aldine Aldine SOPHOMORE SCORES - Klein Forest - Forest Brook - Conroe -- Baytown bee - Galena Par - Nimitz - Smiley - MacArthur - Baytown Sterling - North Shore 34- 0 7- 8 26-24 13- 6 48- 26- 0 14- 6 1415 48 27- 0 Evans. Third Row: P. Ferrell. L. Washington. R. Hud son. J. Orgeron, G. Could, S. Mt-nrhado, S. Me-ider. J Ledbetter. J. Philpot, M. Pillhread. Fourth Row: M Thomas. C. Baxter. R. Williams. M. Thomas. A, Fowler. N. Everet, J. Henderson. J- Jackson, V. Rodgers. Aldine Aldine Aldine Aldine Aldine Aldine Aldine Aldine Aldine Aldine Aldine Aldine Aldins Aldine Aldine Aldinc Aldtne Aldine FRESHMAN A SCORES Conroe Klein Forest Baytown Lee Nlmlll Galena Park 'VlacArthur North Shore Smilu Forest Brook 21 18 7 6 182.5 4 0 13 8 28- 0 16-18 Bay tom n Sterling FRESHMAN B SCORES Conroe Klein Forest Bawtown Lee Furr MacArthur North Shore Smiles Forest Brook 0-2 27 0 Cancelled 12 6 20-29 Aldine Baytown Sterling 1410 Above: FRESHMAN B TEAM Front Row: J. Mills. A. Arbry. coach J. Jones. F. Twardowski, R. Garibay. B. Castle. Second Row: A. Hayes, M. DeLeon, T. Hickman T. Raymond, J. Jackson. D. Darilek, C. Wilson, D, Hanes B. Brantley, R. Hitchcock. Third Row: C. Diamond. K. Hall, C. Cooper, T. Garcia, R. Gonzales, M. Wiederhold. C. Slreetman. W. Fuqua, D. Temple, M. Fisher. Fourth Row: D. Harvey. M. Jackson, P. Harding, C. Vassel. J. Hogat. C. McGehee. T. Payne. A. Henderson, J. Stephen- son, R. Young, Football 133

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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.

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las .. , 4 Y M' 3 - 2 ..M. Above: All Greater Houston Second Team senior Frank Anthony Milligan, Rick Berry and Charles Garcia eye the ball. Gonzalez shows his skill al free throw shooting as seniors F . WM - W M f BASKETBALL 134 Basketball ew coaches spark team Inability to win the close games and injuries proved to be the weaknesses of the '79-'80 boys' varsity bas- ketball team. I was so happy that we did so well but I feel that we should have won it all,', coach Joe Main said. This year's team was under the supervision of new head and assistant coaches. The two coaches came to Aldine from Huntsville where coach Main had led one of his teams to a state championship, and coach Thompson had a perfect three-year record at a junior high. For the first time in a long time Aldine went into a game expecting to win. ln past years Aldine had always played teams which were less than average non-district teams. But this year it was different, the Mustangs battled against three teams ranked in the top ten in the city and defeated Dulles, 69-64, which was at one time ranked seventh in the state. After the first round in district, the Mustangs had won six straight games to finish in second place with a 6-2 record. The two losses the Mustangs suffered in the first half of district were to MacArthur and Forest Brook, by a total of five points. In the MacArthur game Aldine led most of the game only to lose 56-57. The team members felt no advantage when they played on the home court mainly because there was lit- tle fan support this year, senior John Skillern said. Now that there has been a winning season at Aldine in basketball maybe the students will show a little more consideration and attention towards this winter sport, he said. The second round of district competition started against MacArthur. The Mustangs battled the first round winners but lost in triple overtime by a score of 62-64-. The Mustangs played great defense in that they held their opponents to just above 50 points per game while averaging in excess of 55 points per game themselves. Major strengths of the team were their abilities to rebound and to play good defense, coach Main said.