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

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VAR low: Drilililing Ihr ball, senior Kalhlf-svn llrnzvk runs clown thi- rourl for a fast hrvak as 5 ,S 4 0 I 5 .lackie Grant waits for a signal. md -an i 'C Above: Junior Deborah Parker out jumps a MacArthur loam mrmber lo gain possession of the ball. Left: GIRLS' VARSITY BASKETBALL Front Row: Diane Mazyn, Kathli-on Hrozek. Yolanda Johnson, Sharon Sacchieri and Carey Townzen irnanagerl. Second Row: Sandra Dovvnport. Lisa Tuckvr, Jackie Grant, Babara Forehand, D1-borah Parker, Dervlla Griffin and voach Jim Bars. Basketball 16

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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

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BASKETBALL D U 0 0 1S2lppO11'1lQ1f1g SCHSOHS JV Starting two freshmen and playing three girls that had never played before, the team did not have a lot of depth, said Coach Susie Lynch. Beth Sacchieri led the team in defense and had a consistent shooting average. Rebounding and shooting percentages kept the team members from performing well, but they did a good job with the personnel that we had, said coach Lynch. The team finished the season with a record of 5-15 and a dis- trict record of 4--12, placing seventh out of nine schools. The team entered two tournaments, placing third at Klein Forest Tourna- ment and doing well as Jersey Village, coach Lynch said. The season went smoothly for the team even though it wasnit that good, coach Lynch said. I feel we did a good jobf, Freshmen We almost wonli' Donna Baker exclaimed as she told her fam- ily about the next to the last season game which the team came within one point of winning. With a season record of 0-23 and a district record of 0-16. the young team had many disappointments. They lost four games by less than ten points and lost four games by 40 or more points. Their major weaknesses were offense and shooting, coach Vicki Parks said. The defense was slightly stronger, she said, because the team hustled. Losing was discouraging but the girls kept each others' spirits up. We never fought, and we practiced hard, Shae Ratcliff said. When the season was an obvious loss, the girls just enjoyed play- ing together regardless of the outcome of the game, Shae said. Everybody liked the sport and we wanted to win. Towards the end we thought we had a pretty good chance. Yenni Avila said. FRESHMAN SCOREBOARD Aldine 7 A A6 A. A 221.17 Aldine 20 Aldine , 19 7 ' Swllst A 1' if Aldine .9 '-Eisenhower, Q 1. K Aldine i 36 Aldine 29 Elsikij.. 41' ig Aldine 28 Klien 1 -i'- 56 V Aidane B 18 Mwgnhur c A f 62 Aldine 30 Sterling, Mig f 47 Aldine 24- North Shure iii K 33 Aldine 36 Smiley , ' 57 Aldine 22.f, R. E. Lee 62 Aldine 27' Nimitz , K 4-7 Aldine 36 Galena Park K 4-9 Aldine 22 Forest Brook ' ' 71 Aldine 30 MacArthur 4-9 Aldine 19 Sterling V, i 68 Aldine 26 North Shoref' K 4-0 Aldine 16 Smiley 38 Aldine 20 R, E. Lee 52 Aldine 32 Nimitz 62 Aldine 36 Galena Park 37 Aldine 38 Forest Brook 43 168 Basketball Below: Freshman Bridgette Edwards, the high point person in every game, dribbles thi ball down the court as freshman Kim Patterson waits for the fast break. t 2 .s. sjlilit 2335 W bmw, ,aw , ,ggi H Y ,M . X . YQ 5 W 4. as a -14.4- iii, f yr yywtt if g Above: FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Front Row: Shao Ratcliff. coach Vicki Parks Donna Baker and Betty Kinard. Second Row: Lisa Spann, Yenni Avila, Kim Patterson Dianne Spates ahd Mae Henderson. Left: Two. four. six, eight, ten, come on Mac, sink it in, shouts the crowd as fri-shmai Mae Henderson shoots a free throw.