Klein Forest High School - Evergreen Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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BASKETB LL 1 C51 Q13 Girls' varsity basketball team members are, bottom row, Tammy Lo, Bridgett Goree, Karen Fanaff Nicole Tratras and Veronica Rice. Top row, Sondy Pentacost, Sheila Thompson, Pam Bondurant, Molly Marshall, Lisa Wertenan, Cindy Coker Peggy Kreger and Coach Norma jo Stephens. 121 Senior Lisa Wertenan concentrates as she attempts a free throw. Q33 junior Karen Fanaff is outlumped by a Iersey Village player. Oil Forward Sandy Pentacost gives her all at blocking an in- bounds pass. C55 Iunior Bridgett Goree puts up a free throw attempt versus Klein. RIC- ka ape., ,o . J are R, . Pt fr A'9'Ns. 9 f' sr 'GK E

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A will to win . . . A lot of speed and hustle accompa- nied by a strong desire to win helped the varsity girls' basketball team to a winning 14-12 record. Coached by Norma Io Stevens, the Lady Eagles finished third overall in District 15-5A and experienced many highlights through the season particularly, the Eagles' first-ever defeat of the Cy-Fair Bobcats, 48-39. This year's team played a tough schedule and I believe it helped them in district play, explained Coach Stephens, who is assisted by Susan Boetting. Special recognition went to Seniors Sheila Thompson and Peggy Krueger as they were named to the all-district team. Thompson shot for a 13.5 points-a-game district average, while Kruger ripped the nets at a 16-point clip. 190 SPORTS VARSITY GIRLS' M ' ...L f Q I . ,W . s t fv 'zu 1215230 li 1 . ' ' Il , W A 0 , c -5 : ' , ' . fy h V I X y , , WH zz e x A' , 51, V ' . 9' 1 ' ., 2 4 Ns 1. y pg .. . V , I r viii' , ,lx ' I Q - f t 2 'X-.,g . ,Q Z sill? 7 3 4111 H27

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Experience often makes a good athlete and this was the case for the girls junior varsity squad who experienced their share of wins and losses. The girls showed a lot of heart and that the were true competitors, explainec? Coach Susan Boetting in summing up the cage season. With the leadership of sophomore captain Erlynt Querrero and Memory Clary.Thejuniorvarsitysquaddisplayed determination and enthusiasm, ac- cording to Coach Boetting. Many of the games played were close contests with the deciding baskets coming within seconds of the final buzzer. Although the IV'ers ended their season with a 8-18 mark, the girls were at their best for the Kingwood Tournament where the received first Y place in the consolation round. 192 SPORTS an Q13 Girls' JV team members are, front row, Tammy Lo, Memory Clary, Erlyne Guerrero, Lisa Coppoletta and Ienet Galvan. Middle row, Nicole Tratras, Theresa Nazzal, Bridgett Goree, Cyndi Coker. Back row, Amy White, Coach Norma Io Stephens, Coach Susan Boetting and Kim Warren. Q21 The junior varsity cagers sit on the bench observing a close game. Q33 Bridgette Gore, junior, psyches herself up for a free throw attempt. C35 l la