Dobie High School - Roundup Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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- Freshmen -- Galena Park. 2 Zepeda 133l bump sets for a teammate. Freshmen Volleyball outh Houston 5-15, 15-10, 5-15 alena Park 2-15, 9-15 aytown Lee 2-15, 15-8, 8-15 eer Park 15-8, 15-13 am Rayburn 14-16, 15-6, 16-14 orth Shore 1-15, 6-15 aytown Sterling 3-15,16-14,11-15 asadena 15-6, 13-15, 13-15 outh Houston 6-15, 15-11, 15-7 alena Park 16-14, 15-7 aytown Lee 15-8, 15-11 eer Park 15-2, 7-15, 15-12 am Rayburn 14-16, 15-10, 15-7 orth Shore 6-15, 8-15 aytown Sterling 10-15, 7-15 asadena 13-15,15-0, 15-11 ...V M, . ... .L - 1 , '-' Members ol the freshman volleyball team are FRONT ROW, Cheryl Lee, Beth Rackley, Eileen Kuykendahl, Sandy Muse, Teresa Zepeda, Diane Gonzales, Julie Mingarelli, Lisa Doherty, Brenda Zemrak. BACK ROW, Beckie Sosebee, Lorine Anthony, Tina Richter, Christy Munsch, Cindy McKinney-coach , Colleen Burke, Chanelle Smith, Shawn Bishop, Sandy Thiessen, and manager Tammy Pistone. Smith 1351 boosts spirit as she awaits a serve F f' 'Q' Consisting of 18 members was the freshmen volleyball team coached by Cindy McKinney. They had quite a bit of talent and spirit and this helped them to win enough games to finish in second place in the second round of district play. The girls finished their season with a fine 8-8 district record. Colleen Burke 1531 bumpsets the ball to Lorine Anthony 114l as Colleen Burke 153l sets the ball for a perfect serve. W she prepares to carry it over. Freshman 209

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251'- Jmping for the opening tip against South Houston, David Lierman attempts to control the tap. 139 ' H if v a fr' ' 1 V J 'P 'ea f' if aiaa M M , 9 we - Varsity - Stopping The Competition From Coming Dn Strong When the final buzzer sounded ending the Baytown Sterling game, the Longhorns had accom- plished a feat never before done in the school's history. The Longhorns, led by Scott Talton, first year coach, had captured the school's first district basketball title. Not known for having over- powering basketball teams, the Longhorns took little time in laying the foundation for a rising basket- ball reputation. As the Longhorns rolled to an impressive early season victory, they began drawing attention and collecting support for Longhorn basketball, something almost non-existant in past years. on Coe 1113 goes up against Going to the huopy John Bill Cole 133i lays the ball off the glass in the midst of three uth HOUSIOH UPPUHGDT in U19 Geanangel 121i sets to go up for Pasadma defenders- s' 64-50 win. a short jump shot. The Horns returned only four let- termen, Bill Cole, David Lierman, Leon Coe, and Freeman Tomlin, and were comprised mainly of the previous year's record-setting JV team. lnexperience proved to be lit- tle of a problem for the Horns as they kept up their record-setting pace while they headed into district play. Led by the scoring of Joe Molo, guard, and Cole, post, and the steady play of floor leader, David Stanton, the Longhorns downed district opponents one after another. Using a deadly fast break and a spirited team defense, the Horns went on to finish district play unbeaten and ranked eighth in the city. Boys' Varsity Basketball 211