Memorial High School - Reata Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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A I yu 1 , l .s c, ft? 6,13 BALANCE, STRENGTH ANDAENDURANCE makes Dick sn- lIgVEl 3 champion at skateboarding and surfing. Photo, by 'Trent Rosenthal. lf f' i' f ' ' L I I ,V', , ' I - - - , 5 V I I ' ' I 4' is-1 5' :A ' ui' ul. ,I v I ' I 1' in ., 1 153353 .Wt I.:,:I I MIA flrl Q' Qi ' 2 .h-' V Af Ag. H , - g - .5 I I Fe! . gf D' lt 'N L in ll! I . I 1-r. -we 'JC K N. i f N. Hanging ten on two boards hether they are walls of concrete or walls of water, chances are that Sophomore Dick Silver has ridden them, and if he hasn't, he just might try. From the waves of Galveston, Free-V port, and Port Isabell, to his driveway, an empty swimming pool, or a skate- board park, Silver has been skate- boarding or surfboarding overvarious surfaces at various speeds and angles from the time he wasfive years old. Employed by Skateboard City and a competitor in many skate and surf competitions, the two related sports have become a major part of Silver's life. He skates, he says, every day, and, surfs, whenever there are waves - except on school days. He some- times awakensas early' as 4 a.m. to catch the waves in their best form. As a result of his surfing contest per- formances, he was invited to the 1977, U.S. Surfing Nationals, but my par- ents didn't want me to miss the first week of schoolf, he said, so he had to decline. g y I The only skateboard contest Silver likes tolcompete in is bowl riding, taking on the challenge of empty pools, pipes, anything that's vertical. In his first such competition, -Silver won second place, receiving as his award a T-shirt. Obviously, he doesnlt skate merely for the prizes g he does it for several rea- sons. Whenghe skates he represents his skating team and a sponsor or two who give him his equipment wholesale, and when he surfs he represents his surfing team, s ' If I surf for them, I, can get my boards a little cheaper. I can get enough points to go tothe surfing nationals, and that way I get to go ride some decent surf . . . mostly, you know, you just get to have a good time . . . it's just kind of a placelto go and surf with people you know, he said. Silver skates because, It's sort of a substitute for surfingf, and he surfs, because I like it. He stated,r It7s dif- ferent. You don,t have to buy a ticket to go doit, . . it's a fine feeling having something pick you up and beinggable io ride it. - 30 - -George Kiersled . Q, If 3 I , K imlml Q a rm 'w if 9, It .lx Y I . li 1 I 2 fe , ,i at ' gi 4 'f'C'gl3Igi'Wl7?., Q' fic - K Tv. 2 , f . II Shelby Derrick ' ,I 4 W' 5' I .1 Elizabeth DeVerter 1 K ll D'd' ' -5, I ' L . . ' e ey I ion a .' ' ' Sean Dimond Alexander Dodd John Doggett Mark Dorfman Joe Doss I , . li ' ' A' . ij' Bryan Dougherty David Dowell , , Q It Lorraine Droulia r D dl 5 1 I-. ,, . , ' ai, , ' 'A' if t X 4' A A kan en Du ey .I . , . f' risten uemin ' WX' ' ' ,w r t Sara Duke Q . I ,. , L 15, B , 5 ll V- ,Iv f I asf- I s' fi ChrisDuncan J 1 I Monique Duncan I r , . , . f , R g I It 155, M . . .I ,sf I ' . e I II F I ISF HY: , ,wi .tt ir.: l if -QI l I Douglas Dunn 5 A Edwin Dunnam ?ehDurrance . f-'- 1 -4- al y er David geisley Mark Eldridge I Douglas Elmore H Richard Evans I I .,,. IIIIII, . n - - 1 5 -aw Q' K V , fri it .J Frank Fasullo Susa F ' ' n eigin Jan Feld Michael Feld I -.I il lf' I tv N .J X V, Y' he 76-I' I 1 42. 1 QA? 'i l -1 1 .t I I A . . K It :I I lk x -- Fu, . I, 'i 75 ' Forrest Felger y J e I X-'ff Brian Fenberg ' X If' I Stacey Ferguson Joe Ferles f AX I, ,H R frQ,.I-. ky 4- -I ceivwg ,Wifi PE 7 Trl . ' ' X V, F If' fv .. I' I XL-I 1 ' ' , I . L I - 3 I K 'NW Yi Kristen Fink ' f' - l.ane Fluker Lee Forbes Duane Franklet Armyn Freedson Robert Freyer , '-I I , II 'e. X S1 :Z V , 3' T' , ' f U .., if-'I r ' X' F X I , I 5 I . Michelle Fnsby il 2 '- If- , , I ,1 ,Vg gg Fred Pfam 'X A I - W-fi' if IX? f lderrick-frcml Freshmen ' l25

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1 sk M-W --v fi- . Tom Kenelick John Kennedy Keith Keyzer , ' . Laurie Kimmel A David King Keran King ig: ik Frances Klein 8 a Q3 . , gaze, 1 Krist'yKissner 1,1 2 s fi ' 'lg 5 , - W '- ' , xv 1 , 4 1 ri- sk 1 it ' -,ff .. - i. .f r , sf' Kenneth Knowles f .Alec Kobayashi , Kurt Koenig f I ' Ottohiko Kondo Mike Kossick Kimberly Krivan Mark Krog Elizabeth Kroger g Q 1 Q Q We W ,M we ig, .. '! 5 K ll ii . l g 6- Kiii in-K .,ff iL af ,vp it li ' nk ,,-O N MIDAIR, Dale Brown performs a pike on the rings at finch's Gymnastic Academy. Currently in the topgten imong the nation's juniors, Dale practices at Finch's six to .even da s a week, three hours every day. I like doing 'ings an parallel bars best, said Dale. hoto by Kathy n J tpps. bf I r V , , y i- Q V -,tj-'3 - . 1' 5 an H f. 1 V .az 2. ' ,Q ,,, A , . ,J. ... .. . 1 Q - J .f lx . 4, .- A' ' ' James Kubos Jeff Kubos Barbara Kucharsky e. . Belynda Kurio i Joe lancaster . f if Melissa Lange John Larkins s V . K , 3' X ,W , ws im.-tae i it fin, O X t .5-R All L h i ,nil Steve Leach Jay Leatherwood Cindy LeClair Kirk Lee Martha Lee Sterling Lee Mike Leone .- - , V' - Stacy Lewis f fe ' . . I5 - 4 '-' ' if 1 -5 he g QQ, by I' all lil 5 ii t . r's ' WT lf, Q, . 'Q 5 Competing for numero uno hough diminutive in height and weight, Dale Brown is one of ten on the Junior National Men's Gymnas- tic Team. He is also third in the nation for Boy's I3 and 14. When I was eight, 1 just liked to do somersaults and stuff. So I took lessons from Dad's Club for about a year and then I went to Finch's Academy, he said. TESTING HIS FORM, Daleibrown performs a backlever on still rings at Finch's Gymnastic Academy. Photo by Kathy Epps. Dale practices six to seven days a week, 5:30 to 8:30 at Finch's Academy. I like doing floor exercises and paral- lel bars best, said Dale. Dale also par- ticipates in vaulting, parallel bars, hori- zontal bars and rings. Invitational meets have taken Dale to Mexico, Pennsylvania and Colo- rado. In December, I'm going to Squaw Valley, Califomia to be in a camp for Junior National Men's, said Dale. They picked me out of a whole bunch of people. Dale added that Jap- anese gymnasts will be training the young gymnasts. To qualify for National's, You have to qualify for State and then you go to Regionals, Dale explained. Dale won the state meet in 1974, 1975, and 1977. During the 1976 State meet Dale injured himself. I was doing a stunt on the parallel bars dur- ing the meet and I smashed my foot. said Dale. Dale hopes to participate in the 1984 Olympics and possibly the 1980 Olym- pics. The Olympics that Dale enters, depends on how long it takes me to mature or develop, said Dale. Considering his future in gymnastics, Dale said he will keep on in gymnastics until he gets tired of it or accomplishes his goal. You can't tum pro, so about the only thing you can do is coach, said Dale. - 30 - - Catherine Chris: lkenefick-lewisl Freshmen 127