Little Elm High School - Lobo Pride Yearbook (Little Elm, TX)

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Above Robert Perez holds on to the ball while he runs for his life. Above: Mac McGee and Skeet Lawson assist each other in dressing for prac tice. Cut Of The Hudclle Set . . . ten . . . hut! are the words yelled by the offensive and of the football team. This past season, the J.V. lost many of their players to the varsity. 'lFootball at Little Elm is sometimes perceived to be a joke, but we proved it wasn't this past season. It was hard work, but we got a lot out of it, stated J.V. player, David Lewis. Though small in num- ber, the team played with that characteristic Lobo Pride. They beat only one team, but each game provided evidence of their toughness and sports- manship. 93

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Football , ,MLA Above: Those 2-a-day blues Above: Coach Knowles comes to the get the best of Sam Wallis. aid of David Jones, fig A 91 LZ ,. .,A, f X . ,fvf Above: Jeff Ary and David Burnett cool down after a hard Above: Lester joins the varsity in work-out. A prayer.

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Down The Court .two . . one . .. buzz! roared as the score- flashed 80-60 victory over the Celina Wildcats. We really whooped up on them!', yelled Johnny Russo CCapt.J The spirit was seen throughout the season as the team contin- ued to improve with each game. 'lWith players ranging from 5', to 6'2,', we gave up alot in size, but we learned to compete and make up the dif- ference by playing as a teamj' said Coach Sheehan. The strongest factors found in the Varsity and JV were those of speed and endurance. The team averaged 43 pts. per game with their shooting skills. ABOVE: The Varsity girls showed their spirit by cheering on the Varsi- ty guys for their last game. RIGHT: David Jones struts his stuff on the court. LEFT: James Hall going up for a jump shot. BELOW: J.V. Coach Holbrook, J. Humphreys, G. Goodson, K. Smith, B. Wallace, S. McCauley, M. Lane, S. Kizer, B. Carter, and J. Hurst.