Lake Highlands High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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Boys' Varsity Basketball Asst. Coach Jlmmy Roe, Mgr. Davld Enright, Mlke David Earhart, Paul Stover, Scott Fiddler, Leroy Lindley, Stu Graham, Derrlck Sheppard, Karl Hlttle, Brewster, Coach Jack Clark, Rob Bateman, Wade McKesson, Joseph Fresquez, Boys' Varsity Basketball LH OPPONENT TH 64 Arlington Heights 61 39 Grand Prarie 30 77 Bishop Lynch 36 41 Haltom City 33 DISTRICT 89 Madison 87 57 Newman-Smith 41 32 North Mesquite 65 41 Richardson 53 67 Nimitz 41 40 Plano 33 47 Thomas Jefferson 56 56 Pearce 40 64 Lakeview 50 60 Greenville 45 62 North Garland 43 60 Berkner 43 32 North Garland 49 40 R.L. Turner 54 72 South Oak Cliff 51 47 Newman-Smith 48 50 North Mesquite 41 53 Richardson 47 39 Tyler Lee 59 42 Plano 62 41 MacArthur 36 51 Pearce 38 62 Samuels 63 66 Greenville 41 61 North Garland 46 51 Berkner 62 55 Lincoln 44 50 R.L. Turner 61 44 Rider 42 Dlstrlct Record 8-6 Season Record 22-11 Covered D u r l n g th e Newman-Smlth game, Derrick Sheppard, senior, keeps a close watch on his rap dly ap- ii proachlng op- f, ponent. it L , , -f W it Boys' Varslty Basketball

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Varsity Volleyball FRONT ROW: Glnny Pearson, Vlcky Carnegls, Llsa mon, Donna Henry, Trlcla Barnard, Coach Jerry DeLeon, Sandy Curry. BACK ROW: Janlce Jetter- Stewart. son, Julle Metevler, Jenny Anderson, Sharon Har- if A W , Skys hlgh to return the n a pre-dlstrlct volleyball game. San- Currle comes up from behlnd to lend Ju mor Varsity Volleyball FRONT ROW: Merrl Kroemer, Sandra Roberts, Rhonda Fogleman, Chrlstlna Benson, Vaklta Janeen Meserole. SECOND ROW: Mellssa Dortch, Keller, Annette Damlens, Klm Flgge, Mellssa Mc- Shannon Wllllems, Carol Lucla, Connle Brewer, Cllntock, Kelly O'DeII, Coach Linda Lamb. Tracey Anderson. BACK ROW: Katlna Grlllln, the opponent's serve. - et , Janeen Meserole, Annette Klm Flgge and Kelly O'DeII set a detenslve posltlon ln antlclpatlon i i 1 Varsity Volleyball North Mesquite Newman-Smith R.L. Turner Lost 11-15, 13-15 Lost O-15, 1-15 Lost 2-15, 2-15 i Highland Park Plano CRANDALL TOURNEY Won 15-8, 15-3 Won 15-12, 7-15, 15-12 Hillcrest South Garland R.L. T'-mer Won 15-10, 15-12 , Lost9-15, 11-15 Lost 7-15, 10-15 Corsicana i North Mesquite J.J. Pearce Lost 12-15, 11-15 , Won 15-12, 7-15, 15-5 Lost 6-15, 6-15 CEDAR CREEK TOURNEY i Kimball Greenville Highland Park 1 i Won 15-10, 15-9 Won 13-15, 15-12, 15-12 Won 15-13, 15-12 ' 1 DISTRICT PLAY Berkner Corsicana , , J.J. Pearce Lost 15-7, 16-18, 5-15 Lost 15-17, 5-15 i i Lost 3-15, 11-15 Richardson NORTH LAKE TOURNEY l Greenville Won 4-15,15-12,15-7 Roosevelt 0 Lost 11-15, 5-15 Newman-Smith Won15-11, 15-2 ' Berkner Lost 10-15, 12-15 Frisco Lost 4-15, 5-15 Plano Won 15-4, 15-0 Richardson Lost 6-15, 0-15 MacArthur 1 Lost 11-15, 15-l3, 4-15 Lost 4-15, 7-15 'su -. District Record 4-10 Season Record 11-15 , 1 Q-V I A -A . .0 My 112.4 ' J 25 Volleyball - wit- ann. -

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eginning the year with a district crown under their belts, the Varsity Baketball team started the season with high hopes. The season began with a defeat of Grand Prairie by a score of 39-30, but after this loss the Cats bounced back and suc- ceeded in winning two straight games, but their streak was broken as they were defeated by the Stallions of North Mesquite. One of the most exiting play, they easily won over Newman-Smith by sixteen poin- ts but they suffered a Ietdown as the Richardson Eagles put down the Cats by a score of 53-41. The dreaded Cats from Plano traveled to the LH gym and with the help of great fan support and team unity, the Lake Highlands Wildcats were the victors by a score of 40-39. With the second half of district play much like the first, the team ended with a five and two record. The 1981-82 season Ftebuildin Year After unexpectedly winning thgstrict title the year before, defense of the crown fell just short in 1982 games of the year was the op- portunity that the Cats had to play at Fteunion Arena prior to the Mavericks game. Senior Derrick Sheppard stated, The place was so big it had me in awe, it was so unusual to play a high school game in a place like that. At the Arena, the Cats proved that they had no trouble in hurdling the North Garland Raiders, defeating them with a score of 62-43. As the team began district Score Karl Hittle, senlor, leaps into the alr to shoot for the hoop during the North Garland game. Dunk That Ball! In the warm-up drllls betore the MacArther game, senior Scott Flddler defies gravity, slam-dunklng the ball. had many bright and exiting spots, one of which was the in- troduction of sophomores Leroy Brewster, Trey Kimbrough, and David Earhart. Team members selected were Stu Graham as the player with the most 'hustle,' and Derrick sheppard was most spirited. Joseph Fresquez was chosen most improved. Senior Karl Hittle commented, Barring injuries, next year's team should go a long way. f 2 N il ,gy i is ia Q, 5 ii- f mst.. .. K F sk- X VH ' i w'4i-E- 7A'1' A ft s Waltlng As e basket ls made ln the game against North Garland, Rob Bateman, senior, watches intently for his chance to grab the rebound. Leap and Alm Junlor Stu Graham rlses above the Newman-Smlth op- ponent to execute e skilled shot. Boys' Varsity Basketball