John H Reagan High School - Spur Yearbook (Austin, TX)

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BASKETBALL 82 — Gif It' J.V. Basketball (1) B-Teom Basketball; (front row) Oebb«« Welker, Lynda Dyfrich, Elsie Collin», Sondy Moritey, Kyfe Ovderttodt. (bode row) Carmen Mercer, Kim Young, Stela ftkherton, Andrea Green, Debra Jones, Ado Willioms, and Kim Houston. (2) Carmen Mercer, Andrea Green, ond Kim Houston surround the opposing Trojan member and close in to toke possession. (3) Linda Dytrich races down the court to try for two points while o Crockett Coogor tries desperately to guord Kim Houston. (4) A flash of Columbia blue streoks by. It is Kim Houston on her way to moke o bid for the basket. District Proves Disappointing Inconsistency wos o problem for Reagan's Junior Varsity Team. Starting the year with wins over Travis and McCollum then losing to Johnston and finally gaining a win over Crockett, the Raiders could not seem to get a winning streak going. As the season went on, the JV’s wins seemed to be fewer and further inbetween. Much like their Varsity counterparts the girls had high hopes for district. The Varsity and the JV ended the season gaining more experience than district titles. Junior Varsity is the last level before moving to the Varsity Team. Since there is no Freshman team. Freshmen, Sophomores and Juniors blend to make up the B-Team. B-Team Score Box District Winner Opponent Reagan........ . . Travis Reagan............McCollum Johnston .........Reagan Austin ...........Reagan Reagan..........Crockett LBJ.................Reagan Anderson..........Reagan Reagan............Travis Lanier..............Reagan McCallum..........Reagan Johnston .........Reagan Austin ...........Reagan Crockett............Reagan Anderson............Reagan LBJ.................Reagan

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t-ompoeu, rovio Uukei. (dock r©wj i aroi ccKCKamp, Deb a Hodge, lisa Freeman, Joyce Bell, Debb.e i. lori Modio, Vo!eta Denman. (3J lito loci Moftin, Paulo Duke», ond Volelo Denman wen tbc-ir feeling» on ihe next move during a te 'die. (2) Vanity Basketball Teem; (front row) le n Douglos, Peorl Martin, Mom Shannon, Penny Enthusiasm was great and the girls illy worked hard, commented Coach elyn Reisser. With almost all of the Girls' irsity Basketball players having returned m last, it was felt that the team was in a tier position for district play, sappointing district competition loaded on the Raiders os team after jm rolled over the Varsity Roundbollers. ey ended with a 3-13 record. During the season, the players mpefed in the Rockdale, Waco, and SD tournament. The team placed fourth the Rockdale tournament and Joyce Bell is selected to the All-Tournament team ring the Waco competition. Captains were Senior Pearl Martin and nior Carol Eckelcamp. Managers were lye Bailey, Engritt Brooks, Gina Cabera, d Sandra Turner.

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GtfU' Tenni» — 83 (l) Tenni Team; (front row) Sherry McCoy, Pot Hernondex, Pom Gold, Dannielle McNeil, Debbie Barker, Kennetha Bighorn, Zelmo Mojica, and Katherine Porker, (back row) Cooch Jean Collord, Caroline Monsell, Trocey Wil on, and Hornsby, Lorraine Arredondo, Jennifer Afflerboch and Jomie Johnson. (2) Ann Hornsby pats her oil into her tennis strokes. (3) Pat Hernandez connot understand why her opponent is sprawled out on the court. (4) Pat Hernandez races for a volley while her doubles partner Teri Swanberg waits for o chonce to ploy. experience, Building First Problem Many of the girls sports programs were hurt when the split with LBJ occurred, and many of these sports teams had just this year come back to normal enrollment level. This was the case for Reagan's female lobbers. The Raiders used the year primarily to gain experience and build a predominately inexperienced, young team. High hopes are in order for next year's team as all but one or two of the girls will return for a highly competitive year. Competition was stiff for the team as two of the girls, Debbie Barker and Pat Hernandez proceeded to Semi-Finals in the Georgetown and Killeen Tournaments. The entire team competed in many Tournaments throughout the year such as the Georgetown, Killeen, and AISD, along with district meets. Coach for the long lobbers was Miss Jean Collard. Managers for the team were Caroline Monsell and Tracey Wilson. TENNIS