Memorial High School - Reata Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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l .A - BOY'S A-1 TEAM MEMBERS, BOTTOM ROW: John Bone, Mike Fowler, Roger Oppenheim, JamesiLawrence, Darlos Lusso, Brent Bedner, Mike Brow. TOP ROW: Bob Wilson, Rob Lee, Jow Corriere, Jimmy Miller, John Murphy, John Waggener, Coach Egon Oppenheim. GlRL'S SOCCER TEAM, BOTTOM ROW: Julie Chapin, Caroline Magnier, Monica Campo, Lois Wagoner, Jo Wagner, Kathy Huppertz, Maw Clos- mann, Jean Liefests. T P ROW: Doble Murray, Linda Sanders, Mar- jianne Nelson, Libby Cluett, Suzy Lovejoy, Julie Browning, Devvie Amo- rasa, Charlotte Prendergast, Elizabeth lsensee, lraj Bizarre. Photo by Trent Rosenthal. IN THEIR FIRST YEAR OF EXISTENCE, The girls' soccer team gained such respo from those willing to devote time to practices and games and learning strategy . techniques. Junior Marijianne Nelson demonstrates the technique of stopping soccer ball using her leg. Photo by Trent Rosenthal. l 'gh' 248 Soccer A HURDLE STRETCH PREPARES SOPHOMORE DOBIE MURRAY for an afternoo soccer practice. Doble played center halfback for the team and played on the A-1 teal all year. Photo by Trent Rosenthal.

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I 1 e 0f IIBARDMENT IS NOT UNUSUAL durin the irls' soccer rac Q Q D - 5. Junior Kathy I-luppertz is the victim. Photo by Trent Rosen- SCCCER: no hands! con'1 Despite their coaching difficulties. the A-2 team was undefeated in regular league play and was first in their dis- trict. Both A-1 and A-2 finished in the top four slots in the city play. Bone said. The first girlis soccer team. organ- ized with Dr. Bone by Junior Charlotte Prendergast, showed surprising poten- tial and talent for their first year to be together according to Bone. They played in the newly organized Spring Branch Girl's Soccer Association, which. according to Bone, had poor organization and weak competition. During the 1978-1979 season the girls will play in the Houston Soccer League which has stiffer competition. Bone said, The quality of play is much better and the organization is much better. The A-I and A-2 girls merged together to form the top district team. Oak's Dad's Club was their toughest competition but the girls defeated them in district play, 1 think the girls did a fantastic job in getting it organized and were a promising team that should be even better next year with lraj as their coach again. said Bone. The 1978-1979 girls soccer team should continue their suc- cessfulness as they will have lost very few seniors. -30 - TOP: LEANING INTO A DOWNFIELD PASS KICK, Senior Roger Oppenheim evades the opponent and completes the pass. Roger was one ofthe A-1 team's best players and played A- 1 for two years. Photo by Bill Montgomery. Soccer 249