Memorial High School - Reata Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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Raiders The Raider unit of Coach Don Coleman’s Fighting Mustangs was composed of 61 2” Vernon Cross, 6'0” Bob Bramlette, 5’10” Jim Lesch, 6’4” Jerry Kroll, 6’4” Mike Mil- legan, and 6’22” Kent Taylor. Kroll and Millegan controlled the boards with frequent assists from Kent Taylor. Lesch and Bramlette were responsible for putting the ball in play from down court. Cross backed up Lesch, and Bramlette and ’ was noted for his fine defensive play and ball stealing. Kroll, Millegan, and Cross will be back next year to represent the Mustangs, but Lesch, Bramlette, and Taylor graduate this spring. BOTTOM ROW: Vernon Cross, Bob Bramlette, Jim Lesch. BACK ROW: Jerry Kroll, Mike Millegan, and Kent Taylor. Rustlers The Rustlers are made up of 6'3” Steve Jacoby, 6’2Y2” Neill Armstrong, 6’4” Ro- land Carter, 6’3” Dick Hamner, 6'1” Paul Poythress, 5‘11” Chris Pappas, and 6'1” Ford Hall. Jacoby, Armstrong, and Carter cleared the net, with Hamner grabbing a few of his own. Hall, Pappas, and Poythress han- dled the job of putting the ball in play. Poythress was the defensive threat of the Rustlers. Armstrong, Hamner, Jacoby, and Pappas will be gone next year, while Hall, Poy- thress, and Carter aid the Mustang cause once again. BOTTOM. ROW: Paul Poythress, Chris Pappas, Ford Hall. BACK ROW: Steve Jacoby, Neill Armstrong, Roland Carter, Dick Hamner.

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Mustangs Win District for Second Year BOTTOM ROW: V. Cross, J. Lesch, B. Bramlette, C. Pappas. SECOND ROW: Mgr. B. Valentine, F. Hall, D. Hamner, S. Jacoby, P. Poythress, Coach Cole- man. THIRD ROW: N. Armstrong, R. Carter, J. Kroll, M. Millegan, K. Taylor. Season Record 650 AUSIinignmeee a cack 61 62, Westbury 2 45 Gig tlemplen- sa = ee 63 7 leaBrazospont = 60 5o Bellaire Set, 62 ASS Lee se Se 50 73 Clear Creek - --- . 48 101 Northshore —-------.-- 47 73 Sam Houston - ...... 65 103 South Houston. -... .- 80 84 ilexas: City; 22 61 S7a Aldine moet eee 45 G7 Davis eee 66 LO1S somileyyh toa oe 44 102 Northshore 52 84 Spring Woods - ..-...- 44 67 eWesibury 2... 50 94 , south: Park oa 59 7 Vado NV Ali iia eee 69 52S ODnNG se Dranchi gees 36 72. Brazosport 2 60 1.00:“ Northshore 2. 68 . 85°” Bayiown 2 oa 62 66 South Houston 60 75 Alamo Heights .. 50 OAS, Aldine 2s.eee 57 GrMarsnane 2 eo 52 83° Smiley: 285 cae 2. 36 87 Central Catholic -.67 76, esouthsPatkeee 65 90 Galena Park 47 82 Spring Woods - .....- 29 85 Deer Park . 52 Spring Branch -.. 55 Coach Don Coleman

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Ponies 1 x a Bob Bramlette (10) puts in two points in Spring Branch tourney. San Antonio Tournament San Antonio area high schools felt the power of the Mus- tangs, as they romped over highly rated prep teams for their sec- ond straight tourney crown. Wins included games over Alamo Heights, 75-50, Mar- shall 76-52, and fa- vored Central Catholic, 87-67. Jerry Kroll, Mike Millegan, and Kent Taylor made all- tournament. Contemplation. Down the bench from front to back: R. Carter, D. Hamner, Coach Don Coleman, P. Poythress, C. Pa ppas, R. Stasny, N. Armstrong, F. Hall, S. Jacoby. 272 Cop Two Tourney Crowns Spring Branch Tournament Memorial captured the ninth annual Spring Branch tournament by rolling over Davis 87-66, Northshore 102-52, Westbury 67-50, and Waltrip 71-69, in suc- cessive games. Jerry Kroll gained all- tournament honors for the second straight year by net- ting 68 points in the four games. Jerry Kroll (42) hits for two against Davis, while Roland Carter (54) follows up. Houston Jaycee Unsuccessful for the first time in 1964-65 tournament play, the Mustangs were upset in ‘their second outing by Robert E. Lee of Houston, 50-48. In the first game against Brazosport, the Ponies ran over the Exporters, 71-60, with Jerry Kroll netting 30 points.