Grand Saline High School - Chief Yearbook (Grand Saline, TX)

Page 84 text:

BA AJ Members of the girls varsity basketball team are Cstandingj manager Margaret Gipson, Coach H. L. Parks, Stephanie Cash, Debra Kirkpatrick, Cindi Wil- liams, Stacy Willingham, Miss Becky Pope, Ckneelingj Diane Carroll, Anita Harris, and Debra Whitaker. BJ Diane Carroll shoots a a free shot during the game against Rains. CJ Rebounding the ball for the Maidens is Cindi Williams C243 as Robbie Hudgins 4143 watches for needed help. Opposite page: AJ Debra Whitaker 1239 has a hard time out-rebounding the Brownsboro players while Stacy Willingham 1423 tries to get in on the play. BJ Struggling with the ball, Stephanie Cash gets the rebound.

Page 83 text:

IV's Set 10-10 Record Starting the season off on the right foot, the junior varsity set a pre-district record of 8-2. They won first place at the Grand Saline Tourney and consolation at the Wills Point Tourney. In the district opener against Wills Point the JV's cou1dn't get things together and lost to the Tigers. High point honors went to Randy Rogers and Stephen Shields. The Indians' game against Van was a tough one, and Van out- scored the Tribe in all quarters. Stephen Shields and Grant Adamson were high pointers of the game. The JV rallied to bring home their first district win against Mabank 54 to 46. The Indians CV out-scored Mabank in three quar- ters and had 23 field goals to the Panthers 20 . The JV won their second dis- trict game against Brownsboro. The Indians out-scored the Bears in all quarters and had more field goals and free throws. Gregg Fisher was leading scorer with 27. Going to Canton to bring back a win was the Indian's hope. At half time the IV were ahead but failed to score enough in the sec- ond half to win the game. In the last game of the season the Indians played Van. The Vandals had more field goals, which helped them to a victory, and left the district record at 2- 8.

Page 85 text:

i l AA BA Maidens Improved Record, 11-10 Winning 4 pre-district games and losing 2, the Maidens started their season record out right. The varsity girls had a 3-'7 district record and an 11-10 season record. The Maidens placed third in the Edgewood Tournament and second in the Grand Saline Tour- nament. The Indians' first district game was a loss to the Canton Eagles. The Maidens were out-scored in every quarter. Debra Whitaker and Debra Kirkpatrick were the leading scorers. Losing to the Eagles encour- aged the Maidens to a victory over the Van Vandals. The score at half time was 27-7, the Indi- ans went on to win the game 55- 34. Contributing to the victory over the Mabank Panthers, Debra Whitaker scored 24 points and Diane Carroll, 16. The Malakoff Tigers out- scored the Maidens in the first three quarters to lead them to a 65-39 victory. Debra Whitaker was again the leading scorer with 21, and Stacy Willingham fol- lowed with 12. Traveling to Brownsboro, the Maidens knew they faced tough competition. The Maidens couldn't get it together, and the Bears out-scored them in all quarters. This set the district record at 2-3, and ended the first round of district play. The second round of district play began with a game against Canton. The Maidens lost the game and lost the next one to Van. They played an exciting game against Mabank and ended with a close win of 31-30 . The Maidens lost the next two games, and the second round of district play ended with a 1-4 record.