DeSoto High School - Eagle Yearbook (Desoto, TX)

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GETTING IN some early practice, Melani Hen- derson works on her drive shot near the school. Phofo by Shawn Seaney ON THE green. John Hester removes the flag so that it does not inter- fere with Thomas Rut- 1edge's chip shot, Phofo by Dierdre Feehan 106! Golf AFTER FINISHING the eighth hole, Trenton Thorne, Thomas Rut- ledge, and Albert Moon move cn. Photo by Dierdre Fee-han , .,- Us ,H Q- .35 4 rl xl sm, 51 5 ' A Q 5 ' me 'lfftw '--Q1 ', I Q vi if T ,....J yyyh Q T 1 81.21. 'A i gs ii ', 'wif' - f 5 I 'V . U H f i j L L 'ffl-if fw ' Jfi? -of ,K ,E 1 M., .M A ,w 'f wimpy, f f , 14: ,A ,, v .4,, ' f1,,,7.Lf.f f ff W X' ' 'H' ,f- ' rf wk., -'M.fe.. . ,:f14,,-5777. 5495, kg- W, . . ,Wy ,, 1 . ' pf: W, . ,,f,wf ,, M an 4 1 ., ' Y or ,,,,,,, M M, W, ,, ,W -7,-1. V . 2 'Ag Im, vm-4 4' f, A ,V ,M 7' ,Q ff .. 5-,sw ,,,,,,.-V , V .Z , M, ,, ,4 ,WM , V ',.,,.,,,. , V,,, ,,,, K N'.ffwg My f 4 'I H, if Y I! Q f xi 4-I if I R' in f. .v 3 f E1 , 1 f a xl .M A .E , K N 'fx lf, Q X Q f. 0 ,Q W Wy Q 7 5 , 5 - K ,, ,,, . Q 1 K ky , 5 e 0 fu' S, f 8 f y fi' 9 3 1 11 J, ff: F1 K vi 'f ff! 41 'xi ww 'iw 44 Ja rf: K, A in 4 i 5 M ft' 4, w I ,shy 3 A ,, A fiflm : 1 'iwg,'j 33f:f Q':,gff:,V1f' wf gasp on , M M, N ' ,,V' f-A, , 5- lx M fr-,jr , H ,5 H,Q3A,f, in ff ' 14 wf.,fa?M5f'41a4.q W? A fg, ,k e 141 , ' A ' , ,LQQ5 -3,,4, ,l, 7, Vi -flLE,W,f2 . .L:. i .W i L X. W? A , Y ,,A A. ,, ow -y seem + Mmwilwfg ',-'m ,ee

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L fe. Y if - J :wwf ,vhwf i i t h o u t a doubt the IV and fresh- man basketball teams proved to be success- ful, The junior varsity's hard work paid off with a District cham- pionship. Une loss by Ennis shut out their perfect record in dis- trict play. Before dis- trict started, their wins and losses evened out, due mainly from play- . AFTER GETTING the rebound. Shelly Gor- man hurries the ball up the court with the help of Kerry Zinsmeister 1331 and Karen Schroeder 1441. ard work pays off ing SA schools. Those tough games made their district games seem a little easier, but they still had plen- ty of competition to keep them working hard. We had a great season and almost a perfect record. Our only district game that we lost was to Ennis and the score was 45 to stated Kerry Zinsmeister. The freshman team played no district games. Not one team in the south zone dis- trict had a freshman -.nv - 2123 - f5'ff'f 4 H5 1 girls basketball team. Therefore, the fresh- men played only pre- district games. Many of the girls on the freshman team rotated playing on the lV. This gave them valuable experience tor future years. At first, l was ner- vous on the lV but l knew that l was get- ting valuable playing time for next year, commented Lara Rader. The freshman's lonely season finished 8-l overall. by Kim Trees KERRY ZINSMEISTER stays under control while Mansfield players attempt to set up their defense. Photo by Randy Vozzderliem' IV, Freshman Girls Basketball!lO5

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7 ittle kids play- ing putt putt , what a familiar site. Advancing on to bigger and better things, several talent- ed students contribut- ed their golfing skills to the golf team to make a successful year. GETTING READY for district, Lisa Edwards takes some spare time to practice the long iron shots. Photo by Shawn Seaney , ndependent practice makes better golfers The boys team, coached by loe B r o W n a n d P a t Gannaway, placed third in district, miss- ing regionals by three strokes. Being under the state rule of only hav- ing eight hours a week to practice, players were encour- aged to practice on their own. The school joined the Sleepy Hol- low country club and, if weather permitted, players could sign in and play individually. To play golf, students had to try-out because of limited space. The girls couldn't be forgotten. The team placed second in district. m'3i,3mgyed golf this Year-this mammal: lieasrllebeifylf ,PEG iiattolfsiilssitessatgllii syfferdrelftyefffsvigi i-ESi9it1'ft8nc65Qft?p si lanie Henderson. by Jennifer James i , Members of the girls golf team are: Lisa Ed- V Membefs of the boifsigdlf team 8-Fei fb0ff0m wards, Lori Tomonto, Keri Spurgin. Melani 1'0Wl: Jeff Todd, Randy Decker. Thomas Rut- T Henderson, Tracy Speed. , 1edge.'Keith Robertson.'Mike Furlich. lback , Girls - District 2nd rowl: 'Albert Moon, James Fergusox-iQ Brian T Regionals 4th Fields, Mike Johnson, Trenton Thorne, John T Lori Tomonto - lst Team Hesterq ' T All-District W A ' i Lisa Edwards - 2nd Team ' l i , A All-District ril' . , A ' Boys - District 3rd . ' 'V i ' f Mike Furlich 2nd Team l 'L i , . T A T W All-District ' , V 3 ' . L L , A l Randy Decker - 2nd Team A . A f . l A , i , ' L' All-District ' ' ' - I ' Scott Harper - 2nd Team V i . ' V A V V A A All-District V ' , ' ' g . i Mike lohnson - 2nd Team I A ' ' I - i ' All-District 1 i ig l W Golf! 107