Fort Worth Country Day School - Flight Yearbook (Fort Worth, TX)

Page 83 text:

a. Neel Ware puts it up. b. Mitch Wynne takes a free throw. c. Kevin Capper is head and shoulders above everyone else. d. Don Sanford flashes past the opposition. e. Pat Kneer tries for two more points. f. Jim DuBose does not appreciate Pat Kneeras singing in the huddle.

Page 82 text:

Basketball Team Much Improve The Falcons began the season on a high note, winning a second place trophy in the Fort Worth Christian tourna- ment. The team went on to beat Casady the following week. Next, the players took part in a tournament in Wichita where they won another second place trophy. Kevin Capper's antics kept everyone in stitches during the long train ride. The laughter didn't last for long, however, for star player John Hill injured his knee during the Wich- ita game and was unable to play again until SPC. Undaunted, the team returned home with high hopes for the rest of the season. Coaches Flettrich and Stans- bery drilled the team harder than ever, and Coach Flett- rich instructed the men on how to stay clear of uTurkey Tom's flashing elbowsf, Overflowing bleachers at home games kept the Falcons, spirits high. The season closed with the team coming from a winless season to a co- championship in division two of SPC play. Team captain John Hill was awarded all-SPC honorable mention. Al- though the team tied for first place, they lost the trophy in the coin toss with Casady. NSN - -- ' , . .1 . .-1 -f , 5 L- 1 ,Ja i ffl - V .... .WM ,, .Q . - . 1 ,.-,,. V .r , ,, . . , ,, fe . , t1f973+74 1 CDS E32 - ...g, Baptist9f'Shr3veport 'F CDS 70 Fort W5i'thi'Cliristian CDS 48 Baptist of'Shreyeport- rf- CDSQ ypl. 41 r 'Sliiielly , CD9 76 li- rWFTvler-or-Haptisttrfs v CDS S ' h-r1' , , GDS 4? s.-'..f- CaSadY CDS 60, ii Brownell-'Talbot 5' CDS ,,., 'Wichita Collegiate .,.',,-r Cisterciani 'I CDS CDS CDS CDS CDS CDS CDS CDS CDS CDS CDS CDS CDS CDS CDS CDS CDS CDS , ,H . 58 . Trinity Christian t f't-- 45 Trinity Valley , g 61 Dallas Christian 48 Greenhill. 39 Holland Hall A 41 Trinity Valley ' 57 Fort Worth Christian 41 il't-s Wichita Collegiate 86 Lakehiu , I 2 , A17 Cistercian L f St. Mark7s, S 141, Tfifliiiiighfistielf 64? .alavair 1 Fort Worth Christian ' 4422 Greenhill ' 46.11, Texas Nlilitary Institute Q. Casady - 661' ' ' ' - St. Stephen f- . .5 , 46 3 --T Aa

Page 84 text:

Girls' Basketball Hits New Heights The girls, basketball season was an exciting change from previous years. The team started off strong by win- ning their first game, which was not only the first for the season, but the first ever for the team. Coaches Rea and Baker worked to help the girls develop a strong defense and an aggressive offense, and Coach Baker taught the girls some basic basketball plays. For the first time, there were enough players to have both an MAN and a 'ABN team, and the coaches allowed Eighth Graders Susan Olcott, Janet Nlaberry, Kathy Stoddard, and Lynn Cruik- shank to participate in HB team games. Team captains Michelle Tarride, Mary Ann McBride, Shannon Sweeney, and Holly Rader led the team out of their traditional cellar spot and into their best season yet. M-f-,.....,,,m Q59 78