Hillcrest High School - Panther Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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4 Senior Richard Reed takes a tumble while blocking the ball. Many hours of practice went in- Flocking together like birds, the crowds all come to preparing for each game. to see the guys in action. V jr-v .... L-nuf'9 ': ,-,.uuu1'Z :f if fi Z -...............,, .rf +-qs 1 .. Q ,Ag Q... -V., 'Mew' . 'RN-an , f. , ., , 45135 .,-.- ,f w . , - ',.kV, .k...,k , . .. o L fi?-1, ,e-- eflrliiv ll A 'A Ahey L 4i?'y friQ7f2Qfiafi:g.:2Kfi'5l in -W f. 1 ff'f.m.45??f 'iii Q4 BOYS SOCCER

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Varsity starts a streak THE VARSITY SOCCER TEAM finished their '85-'86 season as bi-district finalists for the second year in a row. With an overall record of 15-5-1, the Panthers succeeded in setting two state records. These records included being the first team in state's history to win five consecutive invitational tour- naments as well as being the first team to win the same tournament three years in a row. The leading scorers on the team were seniors Justin Lee, with 16 goals, and Mark Garrard, with 8 goals. Senior David Browndyke lead the team in assists with 15. VARSITY SOCCER - Front Row: Capt. D. Browndyke, R. Bemporad, Second Row: S. Black, A. Copeland, Co-Capt. R. Reed, Co-Capt. J. Lee, T. Ward, Third Row: J. Habimana, R. Hall, B. Flabiano, J. Lewis, K. Pertuis, M. Lubin, Co- Capt. M. Garrard, Fourth Row: Coach James Whaley, A. Sunshine, A. Martin, T. Cole, P. Ster- ling, M. Arnold, D. Baer. V A 1 vARsiTv t r HI-ISS 1 , 1 .OPPONENT .M2y NorthsDallas y 1 31 rW.TgWhite 1 1 1 y .1 Thomas Jefferson 1 2 2 North Dallas 1 0 . Woodrow Wilson 1 4 4 A 1 W. T. White 1 2 Thomas Jefferson 1 1 1 Woodrow Wilson 1 1 Pinkstont A r 0 ,2. Seniors Holden and Larry Blatt know where to be on a Tuesday night, as they relax and watch the game. P 54 BOYS SOCCER tang.--,-L 'T' M ! -..'-...'ee has -is ff' lk-44'g'mxi l'Y' ,.'ie I -f ' 4. K , '

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Girls net it THE LADY PANTHERS had an overall district record of 8-6. They first defeated Lincoln 15-9, 15-10. Their wins continued as they beat North Dallas 15-4, 15-0. Then there was a los- ing streak as they lost to Madison 12- 15, 13-15 and to Seagoville 11-15, 4-15. After that, things picked up again for the Lady Panthers. They beat Adamson 15-10, 15-5 and North Dallas 10-15, 15-6,15-8. Because of various problems, such as having to move some JV players up to Varsity, the JV team did not win many games. Their overall district record was 4-10. The girls lost some of their spirit as the season went on. The newness of playing wore out, and they realized they had to work, said Coach Mike McQuiston. A 1 if'Sea-sdnlaftai-GIHHGGf 1 t if VGIRLSLVOU-EYBALL 517 so 1' - 5 . ssls 'fi f varsity: -8.1 1 5 if 1-,JV rsrs , 1 y10.x, if LaHy.earirhers d5f55f'1h6iNOdh:'fi fl'3,DallasTrOiahs15744-1511044Q V' A Coach McQuiston passes out balls during practice before a game. VOLLEYBALL J.V. VOLLEYBALL - Kristen Hedreen, Jackie Jackson, Felicia Roy, Latonya Ftoque, Anissa Savage, Tracy Burks, and Coach Mike Mc- Quiston.V