Aledo High School - Ledoian Yearbook (Aledo, TX)

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Eighth Grade .4ik.!1u . , , gggmgm A-I Row 1: Steve Milton, Michael Ames, Bryan Bragan, Duane Tockey, Rob Anderson, ,lim Ingram, Chris Jordan, Duane Baxter, Allen Cain., Ismael Regino, Brent Beasely, Mike Vakula. Row 2: Tim Huddleston, Mike Roberts, Craig Boutwell, Chris Jones, Bill Ray, Sean Pugh, John Nolte, Mike Creighton, Corey Colley, Donald Pointer, James Williams, Russell Wilkins. Row 3: Lance Eason, Todd Semple, Chris Shaw, Brian Scott, Roc Gunaca, Rolando Rendon, Chuck Bush, Matt Griffith, Brian Ainsworth, Randy Smelley, Preston Miller, Paul Jordan, John Wells. Row 4-: Heath Frazier, J. D. Cupps, Sol Konthack, Joe Derdeman, Kevin Glass, Matt Reimann, Clay McKenzie, Eric Sanchez, Larry Schmidt, Chris Ferrell. Go! Fight! Win! The seventh and eighth grade teams were coached by Coach Mathison and Coach Heckers respectively. This was both coaches' first year at Aledo, and they did an ex- ceptional job working with the teams. The seventh grade team had a losing season, however, they used this as a chance to learn and build a team for next year. The eighth grade team had a winning season with four wins and three losses. The season got off to an ex- citing start with a 28 to 22 victory over Crowley and finished with back to back victories over Alvarado and Lake Worth. The eighth grade team improved throughout the season and is looking forward to a suc- cessful season next year as big FRESHMEN! Coach Mathison and Coach Heckers 7'i5?WWf?L '?'t'2Y'i 'm r 'C'-f-1-1....r.1r: A--i-M543-Ef...Q1.L..'f Tf JW ? I F' '--f 'WST-if'2+ fM'? 4?Wf1 :T:f0'M5 '1 i 'V '5 1'-1- 'ii-W5 .. - 'W We ' i'i7'ff 'f 15 an M- - -sf fi' as f ' W 3' 11's Lfnm? - W f yn Q- -as V- Ye. . .s..---sf-A-we M- f f sw s m, Me w--we wg 5, a g 9 ,fs 3 3 Q 'Q' 3 Q, 3 W cj' .. -1 ff ' 1-M exam-1-ss,-mmm W . were-TL srfcgasf' W7'i2f. . 5 1-A' - f -'ffl-fs-lf ffm .--mm'Ws??www.-:'s:a'z1mw-----T-W,,--Q-?3:...,. .swiss-W . .. ,, ,WWMWL --mw-me.-.:- , -,--:M-Wee ' - sf Century 21 Jim Duncan 137 E. Hwy. 80 West Willow Park Serving Aledo - Willow Park Areas Business 18171441-75751599-7611 Residence 1817i 834-3665 64 8th Football

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asketball Lady Cats Accept Challen es The varsity girls team faced a challenging season this year by play- ing excellent teams with more ex- perience and older players. The team had only five senior players, but they always worked to the best of their ability. Athletics was first period, to the dismay and amazement of all the players. That meant early practices at 7:15 and going to every class after first tired and weak. Yet, throughout grueling workouts, sprints, and some disheartening losses the girls' spirit never died. Every victory was fought hard and won with pride. The Lady Cats this year had speed, charm and a dazzling ability to win over the crowd in seconds. The final game of the year proved to be the heartbreaker. After being down once by ten, the tear fought back to within two points bu then lost to Cedar Hill. The senior had a season to reflect back on, bu the juniors and three sophomores hai seasons of the future to look forwari to. Things in the next coming season look like they will just get better ant better for the Lady Cats. S. Lynch., S. Rainer, M. Dunn, J. Marsden, A. Ray, D. Kuehl, T. Young, E. Palmer, R. Ham, S. Reid, M. Koldin OVERALL RECORD l l-15 Aledo Brewer Aledu Graham Albdll Crowley Aledo Grandview Aledo Joshua Aledo Red Oak Aledo Ferris Aledo Caatleberry Aledo Boswell Aledo Red Oak Aledo Crowley Aledo Godley Aledo Midlothian Aledo Lake Dallas 66 Basketball - Varsity Girls G au.: J , . iff 1 '- R l '-'7.1'if- , 'V 4' , 'E .3f.', ,: ' 'I-1.2 sg- '. ' Aledo 55 Bridgeport 68 Aledo Alvarado Aledo Cedar Hill Aledo Hillsboro Aledo Lake Worth Aledo Ferria Aledo Red Oak Aledo Midlothian Aledo Alvarado Aledo Hillsboro Aledo Lake Worth Aledo Cedar Hill