C E Ellison High School - Free Spirit Yearbook (Killeen, TX)

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EMBERS of the freshmen green team are ont rowj William McDuffie, johnny lun, jared Cabrera, Ben Daniel, Paul pez, Lee Merritt, Ted Kates, joe igliotta. 12nd rowj john Williams, Richie Mark Rizzo, Mike Murphy, Tai Adams, Shane Onthank. 13rd rowj Coach james Crawford, Irvin Russell-mgr., Phillip jackson, Mac Bankers, Dennis Harris, Wes Manship, jimmy Gooden, Charles Rowe, wg, Herman Canales, Ruben Tamez, David Bickham, Coach Glenn Cunningham. M l ' M. ,.. I Q 9 it - e C Q 5 Qi' UG-,I I '.,,, -fegwr I iv y! gf W, W 1,59 Q 815 lift? 'ig , N if fl s I Plug I Vi . , Eg 5 . f , , W W . 2 .Uk I I Walls 9,1 YXEQKQB . C 1 . C I 6 L. 'fees -f 9 9 wa. -A Ai lg. ' Qp v-K-N K-Z. ' M I N J Q x I e in' , . ., I , N ,S .- Q1 T4 I .,:,. Q -s.,,Lf?:i ,M J K , f' ,ir ff ,,,, 4 f' - A 6 FW - I at-' k y X, -4 ' fy Q lgwtzipxrv gb, TL-Ai ff' 'TP Wiz:-A 41 I , ' . l NABERS of the white team are tfrontj I judy-mgr., john Vick, Brian Reese, L19 Miller, Derrick Walker, Ceaser .ra, Santez Morrow, Zack Vergera, Raul ser-mgr. f2ndj David Howard, Sean ett, Ricky Revis, Ralph Deharde, Collis iitfield, Charles Tollerson, Demetrius Polk, Ron Owens, Dana Ivey. t3rdj Coach Charles Guidry, Shawn Smith, Mike Atkisson, Peter Mansur, Billy Covington, joseph Thomas, Gerald Williams, Paul Hayward, Matt Piasecki, jeff Blackstone, Terry Lee, Coach james Neeley. Freshmen Green Football EHS OPP 36 Killeen 6 14 Temple Blue 14 22 Bryan Green 6 6 University 20 6 Temple White 13 14 Westwood O 0 Copperas Cove 22 41 Killeen 6 22 Round Rock 21 0 Bryan White 28 Freshmen White Football EHS OPP 14 Killeen O 0 Temple White 14 0 Bryan White 6 0 Tennyson 21 6 Temple Blue 45 40 Westwood O 22 Copperas Cove 6 42 Killeen 7 40 Round Rock 0 16 Bryan Green 16 They ad a Toueh Start Teamwork, hard work and vigorous conditioning were the fac- tors of the freshmen teams and the sophomore team. Finishing with more wins than loses, the freshmen made their first year in high school rewarding. Although the sophomores suffered a disappoin- ting series of loses, the team members never lost their enthusiasm. The players on all of the teams learned the basis of the sport of football from the coaches. lljust playing the games were fun and en- joyable, replied Tai Adams. David Osborne said that playing as a team was what he liked most about football. A good game was based on the player's abilities. The freshmen showed tremendous spirit toward their games. The sophomores had a tough start but improved. RUBEN TAMEZ and Richie King come to help a fellow teammate. Freshmen Football 199

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Sophomore Football EHS OPP 6 Killeen 28 14 Temple l.V. 37 6 Bryan 13 0 jefferson Moore 38 6 Temple 20 27 Westwood O 6 Georgetown O 15 Killeen 27 31 Westlake 15 14 Bryan 34 9 PAUL HAYWARD fights tremendously for a first down. TERRY SHEPPARO and Scott Kerschner show their spirit during a game. WHILE on the sideline, the players wait in anticipation for their turn on the field. PLAYING against the Killeen Kangaroos, Thevesaak Gianotti manages to prevent a pass from their quarterback. 198 Sophomore Football Lay tandcopy by Leslie Conkling Samuel Bowie S vgcjtn. E o 5 MEMBERS of the sophomore team are ifrontl David Osbome, james Sanders, Thevesaak Gianotti, Melran Leach, Rudy lackson, Russell Litsey, Tim Piasta, Tony Wilson, t2ndl Terry Shepparo, jeff Furr, Wesley Armstrong, Ronald Carson, Micha Watts, Gerard Bethea, Bernard Vandry, Ricky Landeros, lason Lange. Grdl Co. Bunkley Morris, Stephen Triggs, F' Harris, Gerald Bethea, Marko Calaun Marcus Bibb, Michael Farmer, Regir Roquemore, Woodrow Scott, Frar loyal, Mozell Carter, Charles Dunlap, lc Vandergrift, Coach Mark Cina. 'Wf , 1.1. x I if 7 ' on 3 ' 629 if ' ' ' - ml' 'A u n. ss -w , 'L '5P', 63 Z' 5l5f7E'f27gig54 X 2 is Q 91 , M f ' 'T 5 'A I3 L , W ,V Q Q ig ,Lgwl D,-.1 fglnnu flugg, qrwll Huge: wi mt ' Lthg A A -44 5 as K A QS if- s-J3 - , X f 5, , . 2 A , K ., V, V, Y ELM, ,Q timmy 1 ti- - . , 'YW' SWS- ,, I , , A L 5' Lux IT A A4 nw -fs 1 - i- , H.vlU,,,.. Xa , ,--441 315 1, 'X B ,. .- . 1 9 , 5 , 4 , E':t,y x f A - , f .E ff' Q01 IJ Na 54, .' ,' - - ng, r p ,E 1 6 E 'it 6, is 1' 1 , 3 XT' , f 1 terl ai L, , , it 5 'W 1 MDI skim' S g.g:p:3.f.t.f , ,-Q. Mi'- 1. 1-., ' K QFEHSQANMA' - ' X :vhs- C w. ,gaifff W ,f' .-scoff, ,., f .r gms, E 'fiffiiiiiffi 5' v .ci-gf:,,, U 5 5 K , A - fswffrq,-Q. -3 Y, AFV' 'Vfi A ..'A V.L+., ' .v..,,.mg??ggf5 .7 kk, t-pk! ,K K .r sixrvk w L .. 4 -M-.. 1 -as is ,- - 2 4- Y- X Tal KH: 5? f?'g'ft !i25:'GS-'i3!,5?g5?'Eu5iiT51'3? z3''E

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They Played to Win For Varsity Volleyball, this was a year for winning. Ending the season with a record of 25-4 and winning their second district championship in a row, the team moved on to fur- ther competition. The outstanding record resulted because of six seniors on the team. These seniors, who have all played together before, were Anna Leiato, Karen Schroeder, Kathy Buckler, Melissa Celcer, Claudette Williams, and Pam Pahoa. When Coach Peggy Brown was asked, IIWho was one of the most outstanding players? , she replied, There was no one outstanding player, but all the players tried and did their very best in every game. The volleyball players practiced in the mornings, after school, and even on Saturdays, getting their minds and bodies ready for the upcoming games. According to Coach Brown, the only bad point about the team was their back line. She said that although they had improved, they still had trouble returning serves and hits from other teams. According to the players, the strongest opponents were Temple and Round Rock. Round Rock prov- ed to be the strongest by defeating the Lady Eagles at Round Rock. Most oft e players had their own reason for playing volleyball. Kayna Casteel said, III like playing and be- ing with my friends. Kitty McBride liked the team spirit and team com- petition. Melissa Celcer liked the sport itself while Kathy Buckler liked the competition. Karen Schroeder said, 'I enjoy being with the team and the level of competitonf' Kaylor Brantley said, 'I enjoy the team spirit, the people I work with, and I love the competition. ANNA LEIATO sets the ball up for a spike by her teammate. PAM PAHOA works hard preparing for the coming game. KAYLOR BRANTLEY works on her bumps before the game. 200 Varsity Volleyball c py dL y :bykyiesmim .9 3 5 S E Q W 5 m 9 O .c la. Uni. t 1' Lv. fl 0' ,..f CN, Q . , F I 2 if as I EDA f I X .. 3 I 1 N wmwefwf ,sr .W.,,.,,,-- sv.,-My ' I I 4 5