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

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,X , c 912, ' 351' . l it A M Q . jf .1 , 'ghtz The freshman volleyball team takes a timeout to plot their strategy as coach Vicki arks outlines procedures. low: Freshman Renota Gaudet prepares to serve the ball one of the strengths of the Freshman scores Cam strategy. . Aldine-Hastings Aldine-Forest Brook Aldine-Pasadena Aldine-Baytown Lee Aldine-Galena Park Aldine-Nimitz Aldine-Smiley Aldine-MacArthur Aldine-North Shore Aldine-Forest Brook Aldine-Lamar Aldine-Baytown Lee Aldine-Galena Park Aldine-Nimitz Aldine-Smiley Aldine-MacArthur Aldine-Sterling Aldine-North Shore lf' lk ' 02 x 20 i 20 ,gi 2 2 1 is 0-2 .B 02 20 1 X 0-2 5 Aldine-Sterling 2 0 1 20 M, 20 f 1- as 1 'A 2 1 1 2 L 20 2 1 20 ti 3 1 2 5 .ff 3' e Above: Bumping the ball, freshman Kim Patterson sets the ball up for Deena Wamat in the last game, a disappointing 1-2 loss to North Shore. 1'E.K-.:Z 'h Left: FRESHMAN VOLLEYBALL Front Row: Carolyn Clark, Vicky Miles, Sonia Fujimoto and Yenni Avila. Second Row: Coach Vicki Parks, Kim Patterson, Vanetta Williams, Deena Womat, Renata Gaudet, Lisa Spann and manager Elyse Albert. Volleyball 165

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VOLLEYBALL Short bench hurts teams The J.V. volleyball team ended its season with 5-14 season and 5-11 district records placing seventh in district. Coach Mary Alice Justice said the team was hampered by a shortage of players. Good fundamen- tals was the team s main strength but the short bench outweighed its strength. The shortage of players made each team member indispensable to the team. If one or two people gives up it affects the whole team sophomore Debbie Schill said. The highlight of the season was the victory over North Shore. We only had six players and we beat Freshman Hours of hard practice paid off for the freshman volleyball team which tied for third in district. Coach Vicki Parks said she was pleased with the girls records of 12-7 for the season and 10-6 for the district. With only seven players the members had to sup- port and strengthen each other to play as a team. Coach Parks said the strength was good serving techni- ques. The highlight of the season was the victory over MacArthur after failing twice earlier in the season to defeat the team. Below: Sophomore Amber Collins aids sophomore Marcia Day as she spikes the hall 0 er the net to Forest Brook, one of the teams they beat. xxx We-so s -- - t i V JV 7 ff 77 7 ff 9 them, Schill said. A l l 5 , . 'X NM l K 5 x X 5 Aldine Sterling Aldine North Shore '0-2. L 241 02 as gg., 02 t . -g . g 0-2 . ..r. . 5 ., X 2'O 164 Volleyball Above: ,IV VOLLEYBALL Front Row: Amber Collins, Linda Weaver, Regina Atkinson and Loretta Vasquez. Second Row: Coach Mary Alice Justice, Susan Clifton. Debbit Schill, Robin Hester, Marcia Day and manager Elyse Albert. Lehg Sophomgre Debbie Schill goes up for a spike, helping the team defeat Forest Brook.

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BASKETBALL Tucker, Grant lead team Finishing the season with a 12-11 season record and a 7-9 district record the varsity team placed sixth in the nine school district. Seniors Lisa Tucker and Jackie Grant were named sc cond team all-district players. Also Tucker rect ivcd the most valuable player award and Grant rfceivcd the award for best free-throw percentage. With four returning lettermen the seniors led the team with their strong techniqucs and ball handling coach Jim Bars said. The team s weak- nesses were that they couldnt move the ball against the zone and the scorers couldnt pene- trate, coach Bars said. Thr, team did well at the New Ganey tournament where Grant and Tucker werc named all-tournament playtrs. R' uP1r'-' - -- V VARSITY SCORES Aldine D0blC Aldine Elsenhower Aldine Aldlne Aldine Aldine Aldine Aldine Aldine Aldine Aldine Aldine Aldine Aldine Aldine Aldine Aldine Aldine Aldine Aldine Dickinson Sterling MacArthur New Caney Smllev Galena Park Nlmitz North Shore Forest Brook Sterling R. E. Lee MacArthur Smiley Galena Park Nimitz North Shore Forest Brook Sterling 66 54 gy'-...., K .. .L