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

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Q2 y f . 2 .Q Z' 1 '. 5 x ' I i f -:Q V! , , - If Donna Meeker Lori Millsapps Joey Moore Delores Neahr Ricky Ortiz Matt Pellrey Ann Pollack Jim RaBoId we Q.. e Q, .ggi Q., lr- -Q qc Tim Meeks Doug Mimer Becky Moreno Billy Neel Chris Osborne Suzanne Perkins David Pollard Michael Ragland 184 sophomores James Mercer Johnny Miranda Kenny Moris Ronnie Neel Linda PallO Robert Peters Autumn Ponder Sharlyn Ramey Dean Mergen Tracy Mobley Kerry Morse Terri Nelson Maxine Pardo Stacey Phillips Doris Poulsen Suzanne Flay 5 , if ig..-14 '1 as r Greg Meserol Mary Molloy Pam Mullins Joe Nichols Robert Park Jefl Pierce Elaine Powell Keith Rech E b l l if li l Brus Messinger Kelly Montgomery Vvelda Munoz Jamie Nixon Sara Patrick John Pike Kari Powell Mark Rehmann Angela Miller David Miller Kerri Montgomery Ronnie Montgomery Becky Murray Diana Natera Mike Norman Lynne Okrlna Rhonda Patterson Sherri Patton Jackie Pittman Karen Polk Sharon Presley Lisa Prewitt Phyllis Flembert Bobby Remore John Miller Carlton Moore Y Irma Naya Miguel Orrias Dana Pelfrey Denette Poehl Diane Ouinones Dolores Reyna

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' k M M Ed a d Mann William Marino Darrell Mansfield Mark Mapes I Bsrrglillgdggt ey Al?ir::lnMaaroi1Ss Thgrrias Mayer Juli McCuan Marilyn McCullough Sharon McDaniel Speedy McLain Alfred McLeod Lisa McMain Mindy McMiIIin Shannon McNamara Lenora McPherson chool at service 'F sophomores. J When you become a sophomore, h entirely new way of life opens p to you just as it did when you 'ere a freshman. One advantage t being a sophomore is that you re able to join clubs that are not 'pen to freshmen. Clubs like the Tex-Anns and Tex- ihs receive sophomores. Other lubs like the junior varsity band, J E, HECE and CVAE receive you to their PELE programs once you -re a tenth-grader. . And because you are no longer a eshman, you can begin to rise to a position of leadership within ur club. You are accepted as an tegral part ot the organization if u decide to stay in it. For as a eshman, you have at least been le to find where your interests not lie. Since you have finished taking of the prerequisites Clike or Freshman Bandj can devote classtime as well extracurricular time to pursuing interests. You've moved a up as sophomores, and the is at your service. sophomores, Laurie Landau and Mike Flem- were able to participate in clubs and activ- with upper classmen like Leslie Landau, Gaudin and Jason Lewis. If W 1 'riagim . hm J, Q W as i Lf A ' A as gi V ic t V J il ' S' ,, 'l ' .E 'Mag I h - ' Jan Marek Eric Markland Jimmy Marolz Robert McGraw Chris McGuire Curt McLain fl ersonal sophomores 183 by Jim Sturm Joyce Ham

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ophomores fill JV. Most sports here have teams for eshmen to introduce them to the ame and prepare them for the jun- r varsity and varsity teams. So, as a nphomore who participated on a eshman team, you move up to a gher level of competition on a jun- r varsity team, and in many cases ren varsity. Boys have a chance of making a iam in varsity or junior varsity orts like football, basketball, golf, ck and field, tennis, swimming, iccer and baseball. The girls also ive many of the same sports open them in both the varsity and junior rsity league. For instance, volley- ill is opened to them, as are basket- ill, golf, swimming, track, tennis id even soccer. The step from a freshman to a iphomore in sports is a big one. The impetition becomes much tougher id thus, much more exciting. More demanded of the player. Being in shman sports prepares you as a yer, but being a sophomore on a rsity team lets you use your abili- -s to their full capacity. iff' , 5 , .. . , M1 5 e 5 urvii . cs i J' ?j g , v V -,Q . . A X it . ,X i K Y ' 1 1 - 1 .1 L' v 4 l V i 4 r 'H 5. N. P 1 gi Q LLM ' I To ,pn F ' ' ,F I W rt , 'n' k L ,ax Q A , ' , - , ' aw I aren Rhodes Michele Richards Michael Richardson enee Ringer Sandra Rios Mark Roach . . ndra Ross John Salazar f Eric Saldivan 6 tting ersonal 'i ' . Q' , L 2- T: Good coaching from Coach Holmstrom and others -' helps outstanding sophomore athletes like Dee XQX AIT Smitheyexcel in sports. - i . c , ,, ' AB 'Ll ' pf' U! . 4 Liv S31 .1 ' . it-.4 , ' T K. A . 3 f fv- , A 5, Y, H gi, i . Q, - L Q, ' . .: V, ' g , Y . i 'Wr, J, A '- l ji ' i X' 'T X 'X Q. , . ' ' 2 fi 1' h ef..----:rg - fr X Vi M 5:25 ,xi 5 2 15 ,Sail if 'Q R it r 1 5- A 4' 'i H, I- Vi ek uv ,XV ,fb mg ,. A - EV ,. i ' .. c ,. . . , , , -1:5 .Y vs 1, fr ' . , 'K . X -. f - .. in , A1 4 y- r . vs 'X W ,N Al . Melissa Riney Paul Roberts Joe Rodela Carrie Rogers Sharon Rogers Krlss Ross Jarri Roberts Erma Salagado Liz Salinas Cary Sargent Mike Sargent Chris Saum Edna Salagado sophomores 185 by Jim Sturm, Joyce Hain