Hillcrest High School - Panther Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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Junior Kristin Storms turns on the defense and really jams. V Practice, practice and more practice make the J.V. what they are. P sifl 1211! ,wwf-Q dm' .3 , gx .2 f ' L L f itit ' Qs-fl L ,Q .... X ...fi A Watch out for those Ladies! The J.V. girls really know how to score oliensively and defensively. GIRLS BASKETBALL

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s-'H' TEAM: Front Row: Mitchell Houser, McCain, Scott Gilbert, Lynn Carr. Second Mr. Jerome Kasten, Eric Sinzinger, Brian John Betlon, Robb Linenschmidt. TEAM: Front Flow: Lynne Carr, Robbin Susan McConnell, Tina Scoville. Paul Donsky, Daniel Pak, Chris Albin, Abi Oyewole, Paige Brooks, Coach Jose Evans. Spring brings out athletes SPRING SPORTS HAVE ARRIVED and the coaches have rallied their teams to a winning season. Mrs. Sharon Posten and Mr. Arthur Stanford coach the track and field teams. They advise the best hurdle, shot put, javelin, and long-distance run- ning form. Mr. Charles Head is the sponosr of the golf team which has more girls than any school in DISD playing this year, said senior member Trayci Kessel. -:W 1 gy:-,awww T . Coach Jerry Kasten's swim team also has a promising future. Robb Linenschmidt commented on how well the team has progressed. I think that the boys' team has a good chance of doing well in the meet because we put a lot of time into workouts. For the second season in a row, Mr. Evans has successfully rallied the ten- nis team to more victories. Captain Susan McConnell said, We have a pretty good chance in the district tournaments. rf nik, A BOYS' TRACK TEAM: Front row: Cur- tis Brown, Anthony Allen, Anthony Franklin, Benji Shelton, Marcus Frazier, Ber- nard Stiggers, Herbert Roland. econd Row: Chris Traynor, Terence Freeney, Bill Melton, Eric Pegoam, Bryant Small, illie Freeney, Dwayne Traylor, Derrick Pegram, Delvin Jones. Third Row: Chadwic Wilson, Eddie McCor- mick, Aaron Weiss, Hossein Parvizian, Kendall King, Tim Bar- ron, Mark Barry, Robin Jones, Coach Arthur Stanford. SPRING SPORTS 1

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4s.4um..-R- Here come the Ladies THE GIRLS' VARSITY BASKETBALL team ended their district season with an overall record of 13-13. In their last games, the Lady Panthers played North Dallas, whom they beat 67-34, and Adamson, whom they lost to 57-34. I feel great about our season. We definitely improved from our overall record from last season's record 8-18, said Coach Fred Dallava. There was a great deal of college interest in our two seniors Marchell Deadmon and Demetra Richardson. I am hopeful for next season because we are only los- ing two seniors and our young players coming up should maintain our strength. Jamming down the court, junior Marsha Bolds readies herself for another two points against Ennis. V xv-AL X H I 2 'I ..-gf , A . ' 5, Q . tf:5Z i:1'3 'f!T 'tf, ev t Y , ,,,. M J ,. ,., 'li 1' x'l A I t. it H..- 4 Freshman Shake-Keitha Shaw goes for extra points against Ennis and is quite successful. it . .,,, I rvs - I I I - ' GirlsVarsity 'I HHS I OPPONENT, 7,01 ls.. W0OdI'OW Q g -291 '46 A Lincoln 48 51 ' Madison 465 45 . Seagovilles' 3w,, S 70 North Dallas '22 46 . Adamson I 48 I 65 Woodrow 22 I 56 I -Lincoln I 470 .484 Madison . 65 i - 70 ,g l Seagovilleg A 431 . 67 l North Dallas 31 f 61' A lg Adamson gg 4 lt takes style, skill, quickness and determina- tion and sophomore Christie Walker had it all as she dribbles down the court to hoop up another two points. GIRLS BASKETBALL