Douglas MacArthur High School - MacArtair Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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1 975-75 VARSITY KVOLLEYBALL RECORD ARTHUR oPPoNeN1s C 9-14 3115-7 10-15 W,- 15-5 'iQ:l'15-12 1 15-61 574.5 1+ 1 5-851, 1 5-8 RR 5-3 xi, 1 114. 5 15- 15-5 1 14+ 15 2 15311 8-15 14-161' 5 15-5 13-15 14-11 11- 35 51, 1 6- 5 6-9 10-15 5-6 15-11 5 9-15 T15-1 I '9-13 Aidine 1 Lee ' Klein 16-144 1 5, Galena Park 'Forestbrook Carver Sterling . Northshore Smiley Aldine ee 1 K ein Galena Park Forestbrook Spring Sterling Northshore .15-9 5-8 smiley if 1 1 ii 'I 9 1 1 1 1 1 '1 1 l. 'F 'I I ' 9 1 1 ' 15 1 1 1 1 1 111' if 1' indicates wins won 12 lost 6 fi Haan Varsity volleyball team members are Rhonda Floch 1121, Terry Kendrick 1141, Donna Laney 1241, Ray Chambers - Manager, Diunna Greenleaf 1361, Pat Thornton 1191, Karen Golan 1161, Sharon Dewberry 1301, Mrs. Donna Andrews - Coach, Debbie Trimm 1271, and Terry Rice 1321. Terry Rice 1321 sets the ball up for Sharon Dewberry 1301 to get a good spike off it, as Diunna Greenleaf 1361 awaits the return. 192 varsity volleyball

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cpu!! rsity girls' basketball team members are Itopl Roxanne Kron, Deanne Teague, Denise oore, Lena Taplin. l2ndl Connie Rios, Diunna Greenleaf, Karen Galan, Sharon Dew- zrry. lbottoml Coach Andrews, Rhonda Floch, Pat Thornton, Crissy Torres and Coach mkins. Time out is called as Coach Simkins regroups the team to help restore morale. Girls basketball new to UIL The tenth anniversary of the schooI's opening was a mark in the history of girls' athletics. Girls' basketball moved into University lnterscholastic IUILI competition for the first time. When asked about her reaction to UIL competition, Junior Karen Galan said, It was rough. The teams we played, for instance Conroe, had gone to state. The stricter competition proved to be heavy both offen- sively and defensively. The I I member team finished the sea- son with a 5-I4 record but feel they will be more prepared next year. We'II know what to expect, said Karen. Senior Sharon Dewberry l54I outiumps a Conroe opponent to control the tip-off. I 975-76 VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL RECORD MacArthur - Opponent MacArthur - Opponent 42-50 Aldine I 8-53 Carver 26-59 Jersey Village '41-34 Eisenhower '45-32 Lutheran '34-29 Carver 33-34 Brazos Port 25-43 Eisenhower 23-75 Cy Fair 36-52 Santa Fe 29-35 Klein 22-32 Sterling 23-74 Conroe 20-37 Sterling 35-49 Aldine ' 37-24 Tarkington 32-34 Klein '32-29 Santa Fe 28-58 Conroe 'indicates wins won 5 lost I4 varsity basketball I 91

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'41 , Varsity volleyball places 3rd in district Entering University lnterscholastic League lUlLl competi- tion for the first time this year, MacArthur's girls' varsity vol- leyball team racked up l2 wins and 6 losses to capture 3rd place in district. Coached by Mrs. Donna Andrews, varsity spiking and dinking was lead by outstanding player Sharon Dewberry. The nine member team lost to arch rival Aldine but man- aged to pick up wins over powerhouses Sterling, Klein, Lee and Galena Park. Practicing between three and four hours on weekdays and occasionally on Saturdays, the girls' schedule consisted of 42 impressive games. lcont. on pg. 1 951 Team members Diunna Greenleaf l36l, Terry Rice l32j and Rhonda Floch ll2l realize Debbie Trimm l27J needs no assistance in bumping the ball. yfl ait the return. L. 4-ef Golan llbl goes all out with spiking abil- Rhonda Floch U21 serves the bull to start off During warm-ups Debbie Trimm 1271 works on her as team members Terry Kendrick ll4l, the winning game against Baytown Sterling spikes while Pat Thornton ll 91 works on her Greenleaf l36l, and Pat Thornton ll9t which ended in 15-8, 15-5. blocks. varsity volleyball 193 . , - b 1 li