Dobie High School - Roundup Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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-lunior Varsky- A Mound of Problems When searching for the proper adjective to describe the junior varsity baseball team, the word erratic comes to mind. While playing almost .500 ball Q12-143, the team never really got all things working at one time. The longest winning streak of the year, three games, was quickly tollowed by three losses. The last tO games ot the season were flip-flopped between wins and losses. 'tWe had the ability to beat any team in the district, said first-year head coach Tom Nuendorlf. We worked hard, but we could have done better. Nuendorft was assisted by Gregg Layton. While there was erratic hitting and at times atrocious fielding, there were some bright spots. The pitching of Terry Garza and Bruce Bingham were a big boost. Marc Gonzalez played a sterling right field, while Mark Chassay was a solid mainstay at first. Fred Ferrer led a group of five freshmen on the JV team. Coach Tom Nuendortf, Ed Robinson, and Anthony Rodriguez confer on the mound. Members ol the JV baseball team are FRONT RUW, Freddy Ferrer, Terry Garza, Mike Campise, Mark Chassay, Mitchell Vicknair, Tom Nuendertl-coach. SECOND ROW, Brian Cummings, Steve Glash, Arth Newbould, Gary Johnsen, Scott Evans. BACK ROW, Bruce Bingham, Jack Mccgllgy' Daryn Edward Ed Daryn Edwards prepares to unleash a pitch. Robinson. NUT PICTURED, Marc Gonzalez, Johnny Ssdita. MBFC Gonzalez leaps iI'lt0 the aif to avoid 3 252 Junior Varsity Baseball

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Tl'3il'lBI'S To The Rescue During the summer vacations, two weeks before school started, the trainers were selected and came to start off the football season. They were each given different duties, such as assisting during the water breaks during and after practicies. Throughout the season at after school practices, each trainer was given afoot- ball team to work with and to take care of once the season itself started. Usually the trainer's age and grade level determined to what team each would be assigned. Jon Schmitz also pro- vided each with distinct duties to perform when they were not with their teams, such as cleaning the whirlpools, or cutting tape for the players. Being a trainer was a big responsibility because of the requirements academically and the need to have free time after school and weekend drills. After a collision on the field, Ken Simmons looks at Keith BelI's knee for injury. sly, S. Ken Simmons attempts to relieve Ricky Fernandez of a calf cramp durlng the Port Noches football game. Tim McKee and Ken Simmons tape Jerry MarshaIl's ankles before the Sterling game. , 7 5 Trainers are Steve Wratchford, Tim McKee, Jon Schmitz, Ken Simmons, Richard Gonzales, John Sanchez, not pictured. 254 Trainers will si? ss ze: ,i Jon Schmitz gives instruction to Tim during a freshman game. vig! Mike Colmenero, manager, repairs a helmet during the South Houston game.