Douglas MacArthur High School - Brahma Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

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Varsity Volleyball Team: Top row: Regina Neuenteldt, Suzy Selby, Mary Hernandez, Debbie Schulmeir, Diana Slunberg, Joyce Silva, Second raw: Linda Jett, Patti 1,,,f ' Hahn, Denise Hasselberg, Stacy Woods, Barbara Ben- son, Bottom row: Coach Nancy Coon, Pam Jagge, Susan Smith, Laura Long, Nancy Gleinaer, Coach Ann Patty Hahn 110i Debbie Schulmler 113, and Diana Stunberg 16, wait to receive Howardlh. N xr 1 We f w,,.,0 4M -4,19 va P Mnwww- V in : K e WAV, nf .MMR l f f 'J ,,,.,,M-fi 'W Debbie Schulmeir sets and serves the ball correctly to her op- ponents during a district game.

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49 1 Q I 9 9 5 'Q'5qag4.4, L.. ro'3s.fr MQ' A -if - gipigav, .. I' e r, Ii i1'V i ix'ixf'. Junior Varsity Team: Back row: Whitt, M., 77, Davis, D., 85, Gibbs, S., 28, Collazo, J., 44, Hughes, D., 70, Robertson, V., 40, Waldschmidt, R., 72, Second row: Santos, J., 65, Apolinar, A., 76, Brookover, T., 67, Ber- trand, R., 60, Kimbro, P., 54, Castillo, J., 88, Third row: Jirka, A., 50, Noble, B., 20, Strait, T., 10, Beyer, J., 82, Cottman, K., 62, Amen, G., 25, Janak, K., 11, Front row: Kane, P., 24, Birdsong, J., 75, Reasor, S., 12, Nunn, J., 79, Jackson, K., 55, Yanez, D., 22, Rich, B., 80, Smith, L., 30. J.V. Scoreboard 0 17 Mac ..... .......... H olmes Mac 6 . . . . 15 Jay Mac 0 . . . . 19 Lee Mac 0 . . . . 8 Judson Mac 23 .... . 13 Judson Mac 0 . . . . 27 Churchill Mac 14 .... . 0 Seguin Mac 6 . . . . . 21 Madison Mac 15 .... . 14 San Marcos Mac 7 . . . . 27 Roosevelt . ,, . , , , ...X . , . ..-..,,....... .,,, A 5 Q s .Y - ff-2, A -- -, x .UNM www c 1 , ,6,Y,,.1s., avi . .. is me ai, ,at '53l1hLl.nf EK - . '- - t I .v-new-4-.Q Maggie-, Jax. . . ox I-flhliiz-Ubi , , 3 '- M , 'laubynnum 3. ' K Ca- MX x A '- . I xi. W 1' s 3 K 1 ww--we - 5,5 is A ,A :gm W MS tb Kiki if 'fi Y.. ,.iuiv12Q 4 1 K:i5bg Lorenzo Smith 1301 celebrates with one ot his teammates as Mac recovered a Clemens tumble. Kevin Janek 1111 catches a pass against Holmes tor a good yardage. Sports 59

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Giiirtll in CUlS lDllllli'lll'OlUl lUllll The emotional essence of the season for volleyball is one of proud exhaustion. The '80 season was one in which there was one big disappointment - not winning the District Champion- ship, which was the only goal in the minds of the team. Even though the team didn't reach the District Cham- pionship, the girls won the Harlon- dale Tournament Trophy for first in the first round, and tied for second with Madison in the second round. We exceeded most others' expecta- tion of our abilities , stated Coach Nancy Coon. We were a young team, and not expected to advance in any way, because we only had one returning player and the rest were from either J.V. or didn't play at all last season , added student trainer Linda Jett. Suzy Selby eyes the setting of her ball alter spiking it to her opponents. Qfrggj A. If Stacey Woods Q11 practices spiking betore the game while Diana Stunberg watches. Sports