Lamar High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Arlington, TX)

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' l, ei Keepmg away from hrs Tr1n1t3 opponent Senror Ben Hendersor expertly maneuvers the ball Phots by Jeff Hattendorf ikhkf Members of the boys varslty basketball team are ifront rowl Coach Larry Hargett Mark Washmgton Denms Klem Jeff Mlddleton Mrke Nelson Phrl Harns Enc Gabnel and Coach Brad Chasteen Qtop row! Tnsha Worlow B111 Lowne Terence Parmer John Joe Bart Green James Money Ben Henderson Blake Switzer Jeff Andrews Joe Baker a.nd Octavia Thomas. Photo courtesy of Ron Bland Studios. 'SGW ' iii 'Inf V .-2 l 5.32, I 51. 3: 5: ra ,5'5W eV ' . 'Vid' ' J- J. :f'N5,bif3-!',,2l'LL kk,l.?!?lZ5fii5 2 4'-LQL 'lf J E Rmchlfmd 57 99 tw HH 5575 35 351 Houilnfv 601164 lf 3 mm lon 12164, A ...ee DXMQL 09167 B f VUYHVK 43140 pg: YE l5LLYlf5O'Yl 65!f11, lil?ijQ gl f9y0pgVII'lC Ubfrpi in 1 .,'f, dj fl wins- mx losers ligarwcjrv 'Q -ff rzwf-hf-vfM '1f1fflu-fa.-rqgfffffw,QHQW1 ,,..,,,,,, . W .1 ,W . , Jo 66 ZH SD 440105 mlb MIM 011154, '5 l ll flllflq 591041 VUQCIWIE xv . , . . , , qi, K ,f f :,.4 3 ,, Q ,.,f:.ef,.m., X-12,1112s,:-wzfwmfez were rm wcfm' fm: zfgfyzi eN.us.w. -,L ,, W1 H 1- A M 2 1 -- me me we ,sag Q . ,, , . ,,., .,,, . . .,., . ,,,,-.,, .....,,.41,W,f.: .. .JW ,.., lf flair 1 l rin w , ,. i W , V.. f -. . h-,.e,f:.1+ WW .g,j.5,J.g,.,,3 5,35 2 ew.. ,ii ' rgvvvwq me Vvrg '.slKM'i .W 48 N 18 X Boys Varsity Basketball!Design by Julie R owell mmafaafzazr-

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f. . 'O Running with the rest of the crowd, Junior Glen Claytor, pushes to get ahead. Photo by Jeff Hat- tendorf. T ,, r , .U -' '-'K ....n1 at - .. Y,,,.,,gfg3wf,tra'i ,z 4 W., ' '. Nlf 'n-' X ' -A ,,x ,wa ag' . i Q wr---are - 'J-g A .if Q eigv 'HT 1' fe, bf U Members of the boys cross country team are tfront rowj Todd Welch, Greg Henderson, Jim McDermott and Lance Standleyg Qtop rowj Kevin Bolden, Willie Frantz, Fred Moore, Kevin Eustace, Glen Claytor, Greg Heath and Coach Mike Nelson. Photo by Jeff Hat- Q . p W, Pl Q Q lt ' J .5 5 fd Ll H1 tendorf St Cami UN FX .ci Mitt 714 Hlflflll lffmur Hqmgfm Ein , Wm wy- lv1C'luH5llf Dniflfff 'l UIUC 1145 fl 9116 5411 LM 445 QT, I 4 l .QF Heading for the finish line, Junior Dawn DeRooy runs the stretch ofthe two-mile cross country run. Photo by Jeff Hattendorf. 1'4 I . 'LQ , rf ei. Jw-v: ,gy ,,,,,,,-,git ik .5 TTL 'f 'Q i . 9 H 3 . ' ' yt- A I 1 xv.. , N K sa f sz ? , at gg 's if f I 1 WM A as ff 5' , Mig' ' A, 6 I 3 1 ll' l 'N Talking with part of the team, Coach Mike Nelson, gives last minute instruc- tions. Photo by Jeff Hattendorf. Sports I 1 7

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A shot away from victory The phrase You can't judge a book by its cover ap- plied to the 1987-88 boys var- sity basketball team. Even though they had a 13-18 sea- son, almost one-third of the games were decided at the buzzer. You couldn't mea- sure our success by our scores, said Coach Larry Hargett. The team's key players were Seniors Terence Parmer, Phil Harris and Jun- ior J. J. Joe. But, as Senior Eric Gabriel said, No one was out for individual glory, everyone was for the whole team. Unity, support from the coaches and the team's motto Viking fight never dies, kept morale up. in Wt... One of the team's most ex- citing moments happened during the first district game against Richland in which Terence scored 2 points at the buzzer, was fouled and scored 2 more points to win the game 57 to 56. Another good game was against Southwest, who was ranked second in the state. I was able to hold one of their best players to only three bas- kets which kept him from be- ing a factor in the game, ex- plained Senior Mike Nelson. The Vikings were only defeat- ed by 2 points that were scored at the buzzer. Coach Hargett and Assis- tant Coach Brad Chasteen helped keep up the team's HW-V Wfll ' ,sa...,.,,,, , . .. s .,,.o,,,... 5 ..., ,hgss ea Concentrating on making a bas- ket, Senior Terence Parmer avoids the blocking attempts of his Trinity opponents. Photo by Jeff Hat- tendorf. . Stretching to his limit to outreach the Seagoville player, Senior Phil Harris attempts another 2 points. Photo by Robert Law. spirits even in the losing time. He fCoach Hargettl had a really positive attitude and made practices fun, said Er- ic. The team worked together all year and wrapped up the season by winning the last three games. Special recognition went to three players. Terence made the all district 7-5A first team, J. J. made the second team and honorable mention went to Phil. Terence also was voted Player of the Year. Julie Rowell Getting good height, Junior J. J. Joe jumps toward the basket to make a shot. Photo by Jeff Hattendorf. ---- Sports ! 19 E we ,4-