Humble High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Humble, TX)

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56 Tennis Michelle Robberson hit a forehand groundstroke. She is a two-yearVarsity U letterman and played Doubles with Nikki Richards. ,af my Aww af cy QMAAWMQV''14gyggffQHHgVr. ,f ie l, s i hhhie , 1 V,' H 3' A' V , Vlf, ' f Q, H 'ff . . : ii' r,V,g,'!'A l 1 ' ' If VV KV ihi if I W ' Q . i 5. is avfwZQW799555 'Ag,-lLQft D3 t S, S . l , , ...fagnan-wln'4san'5f l , V Mig I S f f ...N ' , ,I ag af awsweeeieweeswf 1 5-QQSAQ-'B+s5f?'fff'653 SZ'8'i'IZQ il?5 lI4 i5.2?'E Practicing a forehand volley is David Elsenbrock. He finished second at the Brenham Tournament in Singles. He also played Doubles and with George Brown was runnerup at Nimitz competition. Playing Singles, Tina Hannon hits a backhand volley against a Klein opponent at Wimbleton Country Club. She finished second at the Alief Tournament in Singles.

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qw N C L 1 ' f 2 3 Rusty Brown hits a forehand. He played Doubles throughout the year, but played in junior Varsity Singles for third in district. 'E ff 4 George Brown hits a forehand at the Humble Tournament. He and David Elsenbrock finished in the semis at the LaPorte Tournament. E pansion: courts, feam Four new tennis courts and resurfacing on the old ones were completed during the summer and the improved accommodations enabled the Tennis team to expand. In August Coach Marilyn Krause requested prospective team members to try out and players competed for spots on the team ladder. The top six comprised the Varsity, the second six made up the junior Varsity and the Freshmen who were not in the top twelve played in the Freshman division. The overall record for the team, which lettered seven boys and six girls, was thirteen wins, seven losses and one tie. Fourteen of the matches were played on the renovated courts. Boys' team finished with an ll-7-3 tally and the girls' group was 10-7-4. The team played in eight tournaments and rain was present at seven of them. Three were never completed because of weather. At the LaPorte tourney the team finished first and many players did not return until the early morning hours. In their own March tournament the team placed third, and at Brenham the group was second. In dual matches the team won against Eisenhower, Spring, Spring Branch, Spring Woods, Smiley, jersey Village, C. E. King and McCullough.

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NM dsx ss Y Singles player Carri Baker hits a backhand. She won first at LaPorte, runnerup at Brenham and made the semis at Nimitz, Carrie was fourth in District 16AAAA competition, District rank Tennis team placed sixth in District 16AAAA. This placement was determined by the team's record in head-to-head matches with other district teams. The Wildcats defeated Spring and jersey Village, tied McCullough and lost to Cypress Creek, Cy-Fair, Conroe and Klein for a record of 2-4-1. At April Sound in Conroe individuals competed for honors in the district. Carri Baker and Danny Ronquille finished fourth in Singles. Rusty Brown had a three-way tie for first in the Boys' lunior Varsity Singles and then got a third in a playoff. ln Freshman Girls' Singles Nikki Richards placed second, and Audrey Sandoval and Kim Verkler finished fourth in Freshman Girls' Doubles. P' K' I ' 4 X 2 1 Z3 , -' ,X -- 54 1 'Z , Sx I If 1 T r ' , A 4 . 4 Audrey Sandoval and her Doubles partner Kim Verkler lost in the semis of the Humble Tournament but finished fourth in District. She hits a forehand volley at Humble.