Brenham High School - Brenhamite Yearbook (Brenham, TX)

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Basketball Team Ends Non-District With Twelve Wins From the first day of practice the Cubs learned agility, and shooting ability, and with a lot of determination the Cubs opened against Cameron, winning, 57-56. The Cubs then went on to win the next tour games. The Cubs played in three tournaments, placing in twog took first in their own tour- ney, and Norris Pruett and Willie McDonald were chosen All-Tourney. ln the Columbus Tourney the Cubs didn't place but Willie McDonald was chosen All- Tourney. At Taylor Pruett was chosen most valua- ble player, McDonald All-Tourney, the Cubs again took first place. The cubs averaged 55.2 points per season game. Brenham Opponent 57 Cameron 56 63 Burton 35 55 Cameron 35 57 RTC 46 51 Moulton 39 52 LaGrange 36 49 Snook 53 55 Giddings 33 42 Sealy 44 47 Columbus 52 74 Caldwell 51 57 Round Rock 44 63 Burnet 43 39 Taylor 30 62 Bellville 38 68 Smithville 44 49 Moulton 45 1. Willie McDonald tries to keep the ball away from the Tomball Tigers. 2. Melvin Ervin goes for two. 3. Norris Pruett drives in for a layup. 4. FRONT ROW: Mgr., Jeff Damon, Mgr., Gerald Hughes, Mgr., Mark Thiel, Coach Otis Haarmeyer. BACK ROW: Robert Stewart, Mark Arlitt, Willie McDonald, Doyle Nitsche, Alvin Hall, John Kesee, Norris Pruett, Robert Hall, Mark Wood, Tim Jones, Melvin Ervin, Willie Howard. 182

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I 14 I? lil al'l I 5 Frosh End Season With 6-3-'I Record From the first day of workouts the freshmen learned new skills, and how to become a competi- tive team. The workouts started out at two a day for two weeks. Then came the pads and along with them came the J.V. team to practice against. The freshmen opened the season with a win over Rockdale, 14-O, which set the tempo for the season finishing with a 6-3-1 record, and first . place tie with Navasota in district. ,FX ,ef mano I 3 2 1. Jerry Surry breaks free of the Huntsville defense. 2. FRONT ROW: Duane Ahrens, Jeffery Pruess, Duke Stark, Mike Koester, Kenneth Tiemann, Gary Rag- ston, Brian Jurries, Richard Keniura, John Howard, Allan Dreyer. SECOND ROW: Mike Brooks, Matt Rybarski, Raymond Carraway, Jerry Crain, Dodd Lange, Mike Wagner, James Ogrodowiez, Roy Houston, John Davis, Mark Klausmeyer, Jerry Surry. THIRD ROW: Coach Otis Haarmeyer, Mike Randermann, Doug Swart, Wayne Boenker, Adam Young, John Fuller, Mark Smith, Harold Tappe, Ronnie Becker, Todd Hertel, Coach Terry Logan. BACK ROW: Jonnie Randle, Don Boeker, Bruce Rodenbeck, Dinc McDonald, Cliff Marshall, Perry Lott, Anthony Burnett, Roy Thomas, Gregory Heiskel, Allan Phillips. 3. Robert Wilson waits to go back in.

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2 3 Cagers Post 21-7 Record for Season The first district game and loss came at the hands of Huntsville, 45-30. Winning the next four games, the Cubs came up against Huntsville again and lost, 60-44. The Cubs then won the next four games. The Cubs' winning streak came to an end when they lost to Aldine Carver 60- 55. The Cubs closed out district play with an 8-3 record. The Cubs racked up 53 points average and only allowed 50.2 points for oppo- nents, the over all season record was 21- 7. DISTRICT PLAY Brenham Opponent 30 Huntsville . 45 49 Tomball 47 47 Navasota 43 55 A8tM Cons. 47 64 Katy 45 44 Huntsville 60 58 Tomball 57 67 Navasota 57 65 A8tlVl Cons. 60 53 Katy 46 55 Carver 60 1. Tim Jones is forced to throw the ball to a fellow teammate. 2. Alvin Hall goes up for the rebound. 3. Willie Howard shoots for two. 183