Del Valle High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Del Valle, TX)

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Varsity Girls Basketball Oh, dam! exclaims Madra Mays as she realizes that she is beaten to the ball by longer fingers. Photo b) John Merailief Come on, you just try and take it away from me, thinks Dana Laugh- lin as she defensively holds on to the ball. Photo by Steve McCuidless FroDt Row: Lynette Whitley. Shenie Coleman, Dana Langhlin Row Two: Susan Cole, Cissy l ewis, Madra Mays, Shelley Schmidt, Coach Evwella Mimn. 94 A Westwood 52-41 Belton 42-62 New Braunsfels 49-41 Hays 41-45 Westwood 39-40 Leander 65-64 Austin High 63-49 Taylor 50-66 Reagan 42-82 Austin High 64-52 Westwood 51-45 Georgetown 51-66 San Antonio Central 67-62 Belton 70-52 Leander 61-52 Pflugerville 52-65 Bastrop 46-54 Waco University 55-35 Midway 52-62 Taylor 51-60 Belton 51-44 Leander 77-50 Pflugerville 55-41 Bastrop 40-43 Waco University 49-51 Midway 47-53 Varsity Giris Basketball

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Varsity Boys Basketball Closing in for a lay-up, senior Chad Berdoll escapes from the opposing team with the ball. Phoio by Magnie Kills Shooting for the rebound, senior Keith Townley outjumps the defen- sive players. Pholo by Ma«gie Ellis Lockhart 50-52 West Campus 48-35 Round Rock 64-82 Georgetown 49-56 Hyde Park 62-72 Hayes 68-63 Johnston 62-55 Fredricksburg 62-51 St. Stephens 50-28 Elgin 63-52 St MichaePs 60-58 Elgin 63-38 Crockett 46-49 Liberty Hill 71- New Braunsfels 63-69 Gonzales 50-33 San Antonio 65-47 Austin 48-88 WesUake 48-56 Leander 68-55 Pflugerville 51-58 Bastrop 66-76 Waco University 52-58 Midway 41-67 Taylor 58-75 Belton 60-82 Leander 55-73 Pilugerville 44-46 Bastrop 64-66 Waco University From Row: Rtaett Wallan, Eric Engber);, Sieve Hagood, Joey Melgou Row Two: Chad Berdoll. John Gage. Keith Townley, Shane Tomer. Buck Williams, Mike Lee, Mike Ard. Layout by RaqucI Calderon A 93

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Girls take it to the top in basketball Although the bell had rung to end the school day, the girl ' s varsity basketball team acted as if nothing had hap- pened; they just kept drib- bling, passing, and shooting. After all, practice was only half over. The girl ' s worked out every day during seventh period and after school, sometimes not even getting home until after six ' o clock. But they knew how important prac- tices were. Whatever you do in prac- tice reflects on how you per- form in the game, junior Shelley Schmidt said. The girl ' s not only have learned to interact well as a team, but also as friends. I like how we have come together, as a team — like a family, senior Susan Cole said. This friendship has helped them grow and be more com- fortable in a competitive at- mosphere. Many players en- joyed the challenges of athletics. The Varsity team took pride in meeting the challenges of the opponents. A running strategy was used to push the Cardinal offense through the season and it was not an easy road to travel. We did really well as a team and we learned to talk together, we improved since the beginning of the year, as a team and as individuals, junior Dana Laughlin said. Come on, throw it over here, junior Cissy Lewis anticipates as she is summoned by a fellow player to stand guard. Pholo b) John Meroilier Layout by Raquel Calderon A 95