Alief Elsik High School - Ramblings Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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Freshman Dawn Massop smiles as she hits her ball down the fairway. Photo by R. Law Freshman Andrea Stohlc gets ready for practice at the Houston Golf Acadcir Photo by R. L; 232 Competition Girls Golf

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junior David Smilherman watches his ball hit the green. Photo by C. Corb Boys Golf Team: Jay Meyer, Joel Mathiason, Billy Payne, David Smitherman, Vic Mehra. Photo by C. Corb Jay Meyer Leads Team In Tournaments The boy's golf team struggled through a mediocre season but enjoyed a few high points along the way. Under Coach Chuck Corb, the Rams finished 5th in district. Although the standing in district was not great, the team improved during the year. Senior Jay Meyer led the team in the eight tournaments played by placing in the rankings for medalist four times. The team will be graduating top man Jay Meyer. Next year's team will have four letterman returning and will rebuild to find another top man to replace Jay. Boys Golf Competition 231 nior Vic Mehra prepares to make his putt. Photo by C. Corb

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 B Junior Debbie Hund and Freshman Christina Lcngyel exchange thoughts while waiting to tee off. Photo by R. I.aw Girls Golf Struggles Through Season The girl's golf team had a struggling season. With only one returning letterman, the Rams had to rebuild. Although they did not top last year's finish of 2nd place, they did not give in to last place and finished 4th. Lack of experience contri- buted immensely to the team's effort. Coach Brannan feels that the girls could be much better with more practice and overall playing experience. The team will be graduating their top golfer Debra Massop and will be facing a year of hard work and practice. t: Dawn Massop, Andrea Stohle, Christina Lcngyel; Back: Debra Massop, ie Hund, Stacey Drake, Tcri Packard, Patti Bell. Photo by R. Law Sophomore Stacey Drake digs her ball out of the dirt. Photo by R. Law Girls Golf Competition 233