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

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Freshman player Lena Toplin 1261 dinks the ball while Mary Mason 1161 waits for the return. ff! New 1 975-761FRESHMAN it VOLLEYBALL RECORD 5 ' MAC ARTHUR OPPONENTS '15-6 15-9 it Aldine L ' 15-6 1 1 1-5 , 4-15 Klein 15-17 5-15 A Galena Park '15-5 l 15-7 ' L H Forest Brook ? '13-15 16-14, 15-9 Carver 6-15 12-15 'A Northshore '15-10 7-15 15-17 Aldine 1 9-15 6-15 Klein A 12-15 10-15 ' 1 Northshore, 1 indicates wins 'won 4 lost 5 194 iv volleyball Donna Laney 1241 gets cr thorough warm-L Clem Jones 1381 OU' lU lP5 U 5m'leY Pl'-'Yer Us before each game as she plays pepper w she spikes a winning point ending 15-12. another gecmmofe. A i 5: 1 Donna Laney 1241, center front, plays her part in good defense against Klein as Diunna Greenleaf 1361 helps cover The dink. I Clem Jones 1381 serves the last ball ofthe Sm game with a winning score of 15-10 for opener in a series of three.

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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

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4, Volleyball lcont.l Junior varsity, also new to UIL competition, was also coached by Ms. Andrews. With a record l5 wins and only 3 losses, they placed 2nd in district. Freshman team, not in UIL, is a training area for varsity and i.v. volleyball. Girls learn fundamentals and compete in a limited number of games. With a record of 4 wins and 5 losses, the freshman team My-f.,. -J .u did beat Aldine. h i y 1975-76 J.v. VOLLEYBALLitZECCjlZD MAC ARTHUR , . AOPPONENTS 1 7-15 10-12 Aldine '15-7 15-5 1 , 'Lee -f '15-7 l5'5 i Klein 3 K Vciqleng Park l5'l 15-2 . - .Forest Brook 15-9 - 5-15 13-1 5 cafvef . ' :IS-12 I3-15 l-5-2 h Sterling 5 e l.6fl4 -1 I5-0 5 ' Northshore f' I' ri ' . '15-I2 l5-3 Smiley, 945 , 545 f - Aldine '15-1 1 I5-1' 1 Lee s '16-14 15-11 y y 1 Klein :lo'l5 il5'6 5 l5F3 Galena Park f 15-8 I5-4 Forest Brook '15-I2 15-ll A ' Spring :l5-I3 15-0 - Sterling. il5-13 l2-l5 I5-4 - 1 Northshore l 5-6 ' Smiley WR. if E X X 5 Eid- - 'fec,N indicates wins won l5 5 lost 3 2: it 1 - ' -- 5X5 .uh ,X A 4- x M- .- :X , --f - - ' a Hernandez U31 and Clem Jones l38l watch as Amy '1tz l25l spikes the last ball of the match ending with I5- iv volleyball l 95