Castleberry High School - Castleviews Yearbook (Fort Worth, TX)

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The Lion team huddles to successfully overcome the Brewer Bears 51-49. Mike Brigman (12) breaks through the opponent’s defense with a spectacular jump shot against the Azle Hornets. Derrell Payne (22) takes a flying leap at the hoop as the Hornets Senior roundballer James Brown(32) shoots two during the North Sidé game. buzz in. 144 ‘

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| ‘ e c Newt AR ‘i a CASTLEBERRY JUNIOR VARSITY: Bottom Row, Left to Right: Marti Dixon, Paulette Yosten, and Becky Southworth. Back Row, Left to Right: Teri Gilbreath, Glenda Pabalate, Debra Orzek, and Coach Shirley Langdon. re rf | CASTLEBERRY FRESHMEN: Bottom Row, Left to Right: Pam Winn, Lisa Ybarra, Connie | Price. Middle Row, Left to Right: Kelly Moskal, Sheri Vantrease. Back Row, Left to Right: | Barrie Sherrill, Coach Shirley Langdon, Patty Williams. Champions, One and All The perennial winning pride was upheld by both the Junior Varsity and the Freshman teams. They each won the coveted title of champions. They displayed contro! and talent with which championship is interchangeable. The inner spirit displayed by all the teams aided the varsity through zone championship, and regional play offs. This year Coach Langdon’s team was consistently plagued by injuries. All-district honors went to seniors Kathy Culwell, Glenda Vantrease, Jill Dixon, and Regina Self. Making the second team was sophomore Lisa Christoph. Coach Langdon was honored as coach of the year in district 4A-5. All the teams proved to be competitors with a big heart and high goals. The future looms superior for volleyball in the Castleberry stronghold. «a. 143

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; Lions Loop the Hoop Until the decisive countdown of the clock, the basketball games proved that excitement reigned supreme from both sides of the court. Domi- nated by four seniors and aided by five juniors, the varsity team with its ample array of exceptional players took to the courts coming out with a very meritable season. The varsity completed the season with a 11-16 overall record and 2-8 district record. These boys gave more as a group than any recent team. They worked well together and were consistent in their efforts to achieve unity and . comradship. They added a running VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM: First Row, Left to Right: John Marlin, Scott McPherson, game to a press defense and gave the Derrell Payne, Kirk Cullum. Second Row: Coach Vergil Baker, Doug Chadwick, Keith Roberts, crowds much to cheer about. James Lavine, James Brown, Mike Brigman. ox Junior Cheerleader Susan Brown is the 1980- Coach Baker demonstrates his ‘‘no-nonsense” 1981 basketball sweetheart. approach to coaching basketball. VARSITY BASKETBALL CHS R St. Marks 38 49 Azle 77 57 ; Rockwall 48 44 North Side 65 53 | Joshua ; 44 54 Brewer 48 50 Nolan 42 44 Boswell 46 39 Gainesville 64 Be Weatherford 49 44 t Midlothian 58 48 Grapevine 56 44 | Crowley 44 56 Azle 43 31 | Midlothian 53 54 North Side 55 41 | Crowley 35 42 Brewer 49 52 | Joshua 50 45 Boswell 47 41 Q Grandview 23 42 Weatherford 69 yl ) Mansfield 48 A 7 Midlothian 23 on Mansfield 59 36 Denotes District Grapevine 31 56 Diamond Hill 50 46 ame TNA ION TN Nae MONCH EAR TL SCOREBOARD CONTRI MLLER ee a LYOPBOSELLPES LL LILES 0 7 a e UA Mb aaa thes Mal Z 4, Vash 145