Memorial High School - Reata Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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Everyone wants to have a winning season, but winning is not all that counts. The Mustangs' Varsity Volleyball Team experienced many changes and learned from all ofthem. The University lnterscholastic League decided there were too many spring sports in the high school curriculum and moved one sport to the fall, Why they did not move a sport that practiced all summer will never be known. As a result, Volleyball got the short end of the stick. The season started too soon and we only had two weeks before our first scrimmage, said Senior Donna Wholey. The Mustangs picked up a new coach who did an outstanding job with the Varsity. Gloria Mitchell was highly thought of by the team. These girls progressed very much throughout the season and their attitudes were good. With two seniors, two juniors and two sophomores on the court most of the season, the girls felt they were a young team lacking in height. Two things the Mustangs never lacked were high spirits and friendships. Gur tempers were hot now and then which is expected of a team where the talent is fairly even and everyone is up for the same positionf' said Wholey. junior Barbara Higgins felt the season change was the main upset and that they were not short. Everyone could jump, so height wasn't a real problem. The second round records didn't look promising but, we put it together and could talk things out, said Senior Cathi Olive. Pressure played a big part, as many matches throughout the season went to three games. Probably our biggest win the whole season was in the first round when we squeezed the orange from Westchester 15-11,14-12, stated Coach Mitchell. With one season under their belt they feel that next year will be much better. Mrs. Mitchell said, If the attitudes stay good and they keep a winning spirit, next year looks promising. ---' X ww-M.--.-W .L.....v- 4?IilH.3'l52abSEtslHtl S5Zl6l5l.at?aLllCQ9ll38i1'5LQ?il6l92kLwl.iWQi'if-Si8lEl5 El vv. Maron Neff, Donna Whaley, Diane FOW. , yt ,fy ,, VARSITY VOLLEYBALL T25