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

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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.

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170 Track 1 Sacchem and senior Patricia Cudd after running the 1600-meter dash at the Jetero Varsity Breaking eight school records and placing two girls in regionals were the highlights of the season. ualifying for regionals were Cathy Dean in the 800-meter dash. The 4100-meter relay team of Carla Wiley Chris Baugh Kathleen Hrozek and Yolanda Johnson set a school record with a 41-94' the 800-meter relay team of Carla Wiley Cathy Dean Chris Baugh and Kathleen Hrozek also set a school record with a time of 1469. Claudell Baker broke her own and the school record in the long jump with a distance of 16 0. Chris Baugh set a school record in the 100-meter and the 200-meter dashes. Sharon Saccheiri also broke her school record in the mile with a time of 5.4-5. Susan Clifton tied the 5 10 record in the high jump. Desire Sol- tan set a school record in the 100-meter hurdles with a time of .2. The team placed second in the New Caney meet and fourth in the Klein meet. The team compensated well for not having a track or a sand pit to work on during the season coach Pat Patterson said. lf the team members had realized earlier in the season their own potential. their confidence would have given them more suc- cess. he said. JV With a team consisting of mostly freshman and sophomore members who had never run track before. the team placed fourth in district. The team did well at the Cy-Fair meet but the best overall meet was district. coach Jerry Jones said. LaRonda Conway placed first in the 4-00-meter dash. and Denise Luker placed first in the 100- meter hurdles. Beth Saccheiri placed second in the 800-meter dash. The 4400-meter relay team consisting of LaRonda Conway. Andrea Hutcherson. Jackie Falls and Likitia Jackson placed sec- ond in district. The 1600-meter relay team of Vicki Miles. Denise Luker. Beth Saccheiri and LaRonda Conway placed third. Right: Junior Lavenia Boyd concentrates on hcr stride as she starts tht- 200-meter dash. Relays. 55.1 fu Y. P . 1 Below: Senior Sharon Saccheiri collapses on the shoulders of her sister, sophomore Beth 1 , 7 7 K aw 3. as . t y + 1 I I 16 ' xt Right: JV GIRLS' TRACK Front Row: Denise Davis, 3 5 S Andrea Hutcherson. Vit-ki Miles, Kathy Loukanis. Alesia Boniaby and Denise Lulu-r. Second Row: Michele Bent- hall. Jackie Falls. Larcnia Boyd. Rochelle lngram, LaRonda Conway and Sonia Fujimoto. Third Row: Coach Jerry JONES. Likitia Jackson. Beth Saccheiri, Lil Roberts. Sandra Vela. Mary Adams and Coach Pat Patter- SOIL N,.: l Q