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

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Small Team The saying that the finer things come in small packages was proven true once again by the JV girls basketball team. Their coach, Brenda Davidson, stated that we may have not had a large team, but I wouldn't have taken a larger team over them - because they worked hard and did their best and that's what it takes before you can become good at any- thing. With only two ofthe players having any experience of full court play, the team was inex- perienced in some areasg how- ever, cooperation, spirit, and teamwork was good and the team showed this in their pass- ing. The girls ended the season with a 6-10 record, winning four pre-district games and two district games. Coach David- son said that the best game the team played was the district game with Canton. They seemed to finally understand what they were outthere for. A tense moment passes in the Kemp game as Laura Bates and Bobigene Dollarhyde wait for the outcome of the shot by Cindy Sutton. Trying to get the ball in Indian territory, Patty German races down the court while fellow teammates assist in the play. 76 Girls JV Basketball Makes Big Gains i-V, -S.

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DAIRY BAR f? as s I5 WD Highway 80 W Grand Saline 962 4239 Orders to Go Home Balred Pizza Sandwiches Root Beer Tacos Burritos 151 , Io. ' ffl All4El2 Electric 81 Air Conditioning 233 N. Main Grand Saline 962-3596 24 Hr. Ans. Service 78 Freshman Basketball CARPENTER? Freshmen Plcice Second in Zone I X. A R thi 1. ' - ' trict Zu ' - , 5 yi , A i 9 Fl ell DCIVT S dll G l'l ISHS A I K I v NX mmm 't ldthld' Q Height determination and hus tle set the pace for the freshmen s year With a 4 2 dis record and a 9 3 season record the Indians placed second in zone and third in district In their most crucial game against Wills Point the team got had to play catch up the rest of the game Wills Point also hit a AN high percentage of their free throws while the Indians only hit an average percentage Late in the game the Indians made a comeback but it was not enough to pull them ahead 1 lm very proud of this years l team They displayed a good reflection of their talents and abil ities They were confident of themselves after the first game and throughout the season they gained more confzdence stated l Coach Eddie Rgdgerg Rebounding against the Mineola Yell jackets is Michael Swain The Indians t Mineola 41-26. .,.. ..,,,.,t. , . , ,rl 5 l Members of the freshman team are ffront Fletcher, Tommy Allen, Michael Sw rowj Randy Gann, Scott Burrow, Vincent James Rodgers, Jeff Carroll, and n Chandler, Victor Conley, David Boylesg Mark Worden. Cback rowj Coach Rodgers, Jeffrey