David Crockett High School - Texan Yearbook (Austin, TX)

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Garcia, Smith lead Coogs 'ro good season. Preparing for their chance to play forthe varsity team, the junior varsity and freshmen put in many hours of grueling practices as well as games. The JV was led by leading scorers Peter Garcia and Bill Shaw. Peter, who averaged about 12 points a game, was closely followed by Bill, who averaged 7 points a game. Hav- ing jumped out to a 7-1 record in the first eight games really put the spirits high for the Coogs. After having established such a high winning record, the Coogs settled down and played consistently for the rest of the season. . The JV finished with an 8-8 district record and an 18-9 overall record that put them in 4th place which gave them the best record established by the JV. The JV was filled with many good players like 6'4 junior Larry Maiors who controlled the boards for the Coogs. The freshman Coogs were led by two very strong players who aver- aged about 16 points a game. Donnie Smithiland Anthony Harrel were the outstanding players who could and did do it all for the Coogs. The freshman Coogs were under theydirection of Coach Bobby San- ders. The Coogs had many good players along with Donnie and Anthony, like Willie Kennedy and Frank West to make up a strong team. The freshmen took it to their oppo- nents without fear to prove them- selves worthy of being called Cou- gars! FX 76 Georgetown 42 Anderson 59 Del Valle 48 Johnston 69 San Marcos 54 Travis 41 Lockna rt 33 McCallum 65 Kerrville 45 Reagan 77 Georgetown 46 Austin 41 Reagan 56 LBJ 63 Austin 45 Lanier 37 LBJ 41 Anderson 54 Lockhart ' 42 Johnston 47 Lanier 65 Travis 53 Kerrville 43 McCallum 61 McCallum ' 45 A McCallum 59 Travis 74 Reagan 50 Anderson 60 Austin 42 Austin 52 St. Stephen's 71 Reagan 64 LBJ 46 Austin 65 Lanier 52 LBJ 72 Anderson 66 Lanier 52 Johnston 56 Anderson 48 Travis 50 Johnston 52 McCallum 60 Travis 62 1. Drawing up the plans for the JV Coogs, Coach Jack Willis led the Cougars to their best season. 2. Coach Bobby Sanders gives valuable support and coaching to the freshman team. 3. Freshman star Anthony Harrel towers over Travis defenders for two. 4. By sinking this free throw, Anthony Gonzales nails down the lid on a 63-45 victory over the JV Maroons. 5. Even though tied up for this one play, Bill Shaw took the Cougars to an overwhelming 73-29 vic- tory over the JV Rebels. JUNIOR VARSlTY BASKETBALL, First row: Billy Barber, Joe Casias, Herb Barnes, Anthony Gonzales, Jimmy Williams and Charles Cald- welland. Second row: Ray Winn, Peter Garcia, Bill Shaw, Larry Mayors, Kirk Wooisey, Donnie Hammers and Coach Jack Willis. . ' FRESHMAN BASKETBALL. First row: Willie Kennedy, Jerry Medearis, Paul Mays and Sidney Mackey. Second row: Oscar Simms, Donnie Smith, Chris Millet, Mike Dockendorf, Anthony Harrel, Frank West and Coach Bobby Sanders. 53 f CW tyre .v as ir 43 yjaai 53 - gf .rg g , 1,4 J 1 i a -1115 s 4 45 t kifi' 1 g it ... . . -i ,. H.. ., 1151! I ,xx af . l- I ..,.Mi,a in yn V! t ,ti X f A il . . - fir-the ' i - Q ik.. ' . -. - -- - ST' Jjy rwaggfli .J s f sl- 158 sports. fx' Wa .Y 111 .N 'fy' 1 QQ' ' . 2 'g , f ile Q, ,Q H ..,, . .H A-' egg, f s Q ifr 42. at , L it - by --1, ,

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sports Uresti has good year. Rusty Uresti led the Cougars in many aspects, two of these were his pitching and hitting. Having pitched six wins and having had a district -340 batting average. T. -Coach David Hoimstrom looks back at the bench g during a discussion over the judgement of a caii with the umpires. 2. Gary Robinette puts-the tag on a Troian runner at home in the city district defeat of Anderson. 3. Mike Withrow runs down a Ram ata game played at Burger center. V 4. Waiting on deck, Rusty Uresti concentrates on 'Y - . 1 the next Ia which ma have been the reason D Y. Y i he led the Coogs in hitting. 5. Ken Callahan-takes a hard swing during a game against the Maroons which ended in a Cougar victory. 6. Catcher Gary Robinette watches along fly that turned foul. Y-we an Maw'