Haltom High School - Buffalo Yearbook (Haltom City, TX)

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Pkewousexpenenceandcldnumg effort were key factors in Dickenson's play Junior Cyle Dickenson was one of two returning to the junior varsity. His hard work during the off season made him the starting point guard and offensive coordinator of the team. His plans are to keep working hard and gain a spot as a varsity starter. Coach Joe Solley gives Junior Cyle Dickenson some quick coaching tips. In an attempt to gain possession of the ball, Sam Hahn, sophomore, leaps against a Rebel defender. . ,Q . . i Q W1 5 of t or .... was -sl? w e s f t 3335? . . ii Zig F hr.. ..- iff ' ' IT: ' 5 E 5 F V K l ' M TJ -t K H SQ t 1 . l ...ss if ssfr sewn t Q .M li I t Q f 'i 5 5, sss - S 'H 5 Q 6 s l X X 5 J.V. Basketball: Front row: Scott Eisen, Mike Whitley, Jeff Smith, H. Ralph, Greg Morgan, Mike McMurtray, Steve Flanery. Back row: Steve Sanders, Curby Forte, Cyle' Dickenson, Joey Welborn, Sam Hahn, Robert Bennett, Jimmy Burch, Brian Howell. Coach Joe Solley, frustrated with the referee, disputes the previous call. 166 J V. Basketball

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Young team builds strength 5 Second half of season shows improvement Hlnconsistencyn is what Coach Teresa Price said about the girls Varsity volleyball team. '4This was a rebuilding year. We were young and played well,'l said Coach Price. The team was made up of a majority of sophomores including Dee Dee Gann, Micheala Blackmon, Diane Williams, Kathy Galvan, and contributions from Junior varsity team member Sherry Wilson. Junior players were Donna Dan- ford, Traci Kloberdanz, Cindy Gregory, and Debbie Blaney. Senior members were Joanna Hooker, Shawn Tate and Marsha Watson. Miss Price commented that, 'iThe team had an excellent attitude and played as a whole. The record didn't show it, but most of our games were close. Dee Dee Gann said, The team Scoreboard Trinity 6-15, 10-15 Burleson 10-15, 15-8, 9-15 Bell 11-15, 6-15 Lamar 15-11,9-15,16-14 Sam Houston 1-15, 3-15 Bowie 10-15,12-15 Arlington 13-15, 7-15 Richland 15-6, 9-15, 12-15 Trinity 15-9, 9-15, 12-15 Burleson 7-15, 9-15 Bell 15-6, 15-1 Lamar 15-6, 10-15, 9-15 Sam Houston 15-6, 15-7 Bowie 14-16, 9-15 Richland 15-1 1, 15-12 Traci Kloberdanz, junior, spikes the ball while Sophomore Michaela Blackmon is ready to back her up. 168 7 Varsity Volleyball was capable, but we just didn't win. The team did, however, make a good showing in the North Lake College Classic Tournament by placing third. An outstanding player on the team was Joanna Hooker, who received first team All District while also compiling All-Tournament player in all three of the tourneys in which she played. I guess we did okay even though we were young, Joanna said. The second half of the season was better because we were used to how each other played, she added. Other outstanding players were Marsha Watson, All District Honorable Mention, Shawn Tate, All District Honorable Mention, and Debbie Blaney, All District Honorable Mention. UI expect next year's team to do wellf' stated Coach Price. D it . s H QT rs.. . -sg., , 'Ing i-44 Coach Teresa Price points out some mistakes and makes a few corrections during a time out. if fs?- .Mui -Mi HAY l x .j,- Y: 5' Q gg in