Dobie High School - Roundup Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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Kathy Lane i3Ol drives down court after getting a defensive rebound. 'l JE Kris Guerrattaz i13i makes ian effort to control the ball on a fast break. Laura Roberts i4Oi takes time to rest and to listen to Coach Bobby Kramer during halftime. Working To Achieve Oualifications for the girls' basketball team were a desire to play and a 2.0 grade point average. The team members could all run, jump, dribble, and shoot, but they had two things extra--the desire to play and a willingness to work together. The girls' team did not have as many people attend their games as the guys, but the people who did attend were very special because they were the parents who were very supportive. They traveled to games even in bad weather and shared their daughters' emotions at the wins and losses. According to Bobby Kramer, coach, the girls were very respon- sible and dependable young ladies. 220 Girls Varsity Basketball They showed a great deal of dependability which I find hard to see in young people, Kramer said, Many people on this year's team won honors for their outstanding achievements. Nancy Grandfield and Laneigh Anderson, seniors. were named captains. Most Out- standing Defensive Player went to Kris Guerrettaz, senior. Senior Laura Roberts, and Anderson shared Best Offensive Player. An- derson wrapped up the honors with Most Valuable and Most Improved Player. Anderson received a spot on the first tean All-District, and Guerattaz received honorable mention. FRONT ROW, Precious White, Linda McDonald Laneigi Anderson captai SECOND ROW, Trish Miles, Debbie Reasoner Dana Albert M ncy Grandfield ca tain. BACK ROW, Kathy Lane, Laura Roberts Lisa Mcliaugh Bobby Kramer coac Sharon Carr, Kris Guerrettaz, Diane Windsor After a tie ball in the second half of the game against South Ho Precious White l23i attempts to tip the ball to tip the ball to Kath l3Ol so that she can drive for a lay up shot

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1- lunior Varsity -- Fulfilling A Season Of Improvement All the Qll'lS, basketball teams the honor of Captain. were very impressive this year in- cluding the junior varsity squad. The girls closed their season play with a 17-9 record. This was the best record of any girls' team in almost six years. The honor of most valuable player went to Valerie Stanton, sophomore. Monette Falzon, sophomore, and Terri Fridge, junior, shared the honor of most improved players on the team. Each member of the team shared Terri Fridge 1531 fights to regain the ball for her team, in the game against South Houston. The QOHI tor mrs years' team. were to improve on their basketball skills and use them eftectively. Ac- cording to Linda Tate, coach, the girls accomplished their goals. This team improved on their overall basketball skills and will be a good varsity next year. The girls worked hard and they can look forward to a good season next year. They can be proud of themselves and their accomplish- ments for this year. N. ,J ' -ff st ..- Michelle Rother t11l reaches for a loose ball lost by South Houston during the third quarter. Junior Varsity Basketball W 39 Rayburn 29 W 46 South Houston 43 L 45 Baytown Lee 53 W 47 Northshore 19 L 56 Deer Park 57 W 51 Baytown Sterling 30 W 61 Pasadena 30 W 40 Rayburn 25 W 43 South Houston 36 L 35 Baytown Lee 48 L 26 Northshore 28 L 45 Deer Park 54 W 39 Baytown Sterling 37 W 36 Pasadena 31 222 Junior Varsity Basketball FRONT ROW, Lisa Pena, Monette Falzon, Terri Fridge, T Taylor, Valerie Stanton, Jennifer Melton, Michele Rother, Gieptner, Kim Grossman, Risa Anthony. BACK ROW, Linda T 1 coach. During the fourth quarter, Valerie Stanton 1551 goes up for a in hopes ofpvercoming her South Houstorropponent who is block the shot.