Dobie High School - Roundup Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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Swimmin ch Dennis Shippey instructs Nina Fellnnnn about her pertor- i alter her race. ul Duport dives ahead in order to get a good start in his event. Boys' Varsity Swimming La Porte Deer Park Spring Woods Clear Creek Cy-Fair Memorial Baytwon Lee Baytown Sterling South Houston Rayburn Pasadena Taking A Plunge Setting records and winning district seemed to be the goals of the varsity swim team. The main qualification for the team was, coach Dennis Shippey said, being willing to work. Although Tanya Stanley was the only swimmer to advance to state where she placed seventh, there were many individuals who contributed to the main winnings including district. Many records were established throughout the rr- Vickie Sorenson displays her spectacular lorm in the butterfly. season. Senior Shelly Ainsworth and iunior Stanley served as the team captains for girls' team, and senior Jason Miles and junior Chris Milam were the boys' captains. Senior Vickie Sorenson summed up her feelings of the season by simply saying, All the years have been fun including winning district, but l wish l had more years to swim. l'm gonna miss it! Jason Miles looks up into the crowd to rally support lor his team during an important meet. Girls' Varsity Swimming W 102 La Porte 54 W 114 Deer Park 47 W 113 Spring Woods 102 L 69 ClearCreek 93 W 78 Cy-Fair 60 L 64 Memorial 98 W 106 Baytown Lee 38 L 41 BaytownSterling 113 W 135 South Houston 32 W 139 Rayburn 53 W 139 Pasadena 24 Varsity Swimming 225