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

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,Y ready. Connie Fliojas Hill bites her fingers for another Taking a break. Lori Hill 1331, Angie Berry 1237, and Theresa Dotson C265 walk back to their positions after losing SXCIUUQ DIGY- Y , the serve. H1 A a 1' '15,-i V' f .. .1-, reeovesrsva 5pikS'd'b2HfJviife'CSn'nfQ 5555, Lori Hill 4333 an go for the bariaszney l id? jas gets set to help. 5 attempt to get it over the net. - f ru 1 e 13' .ra I I Q X.. it up, Sherry McKinley C395 sets up the ball for Lori Hill to hit over the net as Theresa Dotson pays close attention to the play. volleyball isa

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Cross set. Sherry ball up cross court to Joyce Pickett pays close play. 'Q J.V. held to 5-9 record I Clleybdll Being a young team, they made a lot of progress, stated Coach Kay Collins. They had a district record of 5 wins and 9 losses. Unfortunately, they didn't place in either of the tourna- ments they entered, which were the Baytown and Aldine tournaments. The lVlost Valuable player award went to Rosalinda Vasquez. The Top Scorer was announced as Angie Berry. ' ' O-4 d The Freshman team had a district record of 1 an finished in 3rd place, Being a freshman team, they showed they knew how to play. The few schools they lost to were Baytown Lee, Aldine, Baytown Sterling and a close game of15-9, 13-15, 13-15, to Galena Park. Throughout the year, they brought home two 2nd place trophies from Baytown and Klein. 182 olleyboll Playing the net. Connie Riolas N bump the ball over the net as N Vasquez stays low behind her. Q W, . W... 1

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The pool is not equipped with a sun roof. The chlorine at times is almost unbearable. Yet, each day for an hour and a half, fifteen students knock themselves out swim- ming laps in the pool. Why? Because the 1977-78 varsity swim team was determined to make this their best year yet. Members of the Big Red varsity swim team competed in their first meet early in the new year against Galena Park and North Shore. The girls 400 relay team consist- ing of Amy Wrentz, Pat Fain, Susan Thigpen and Beth Hessler took first place in this event. Jerry Kralich took first place in the breaststroke and Mikeal Love took sec- ond inthe butterfly. Both relay teams placed second in this competition. These teams feature butterfly swimmers Beth Hessler and Boyd Goodwin, breaststrokers - Janet Howington and Jerry Kralich, backstrokers - Amy Wrentz and Anthony Ouartapella and freestyle swimmers Pat Fain and Joe Murray. From here the team went on to district, held February 18 and 19 at Baytown. Here the team had an outstanding showing with the girls 400 relay taking a silver medal and the girls 200 yd. medley taking 5th. The boys made finals with both their relays and Jerry Kralich did an outstand- ing breaststroke that gave him a 4th in district. The co-captains for this 1977-78 swim team were sen- iors Janet Howington and Amy Wrentz. At the Annual Ath- letic Awards Banquet, Coach John Seaholm presented the Most Valuable Swimmer award to Jerry Kralich. 'IB4 swimming ,ff The Nestea Plunge. Pat Fain you can't beat 'em, loin 'em. wah Wet heads are medal winners wimming from a safe distance. Bottoms up. Junior Jerell Kralich hits the i X l ln-5? ii M water as Coach John Seaholm watches 'i WALK... if was .,,, ih-