Memorial High School - Reata Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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Off the blocks for their 200-yard individual medley, Sophomore Tammie Graef and lunior lennifer Herdon dive into the water. Tammie placed first in the event at District. Photo by Taylor Stout. Girls' swim team members were: Front row: Suzanne King, Sharon Dunwoody, Charls Moore, lennifer Herndon, Team Captain Monica Pope. Second row: Kristy Thomas, Shannon Galvin, Sheila Rembert, Suzy Thomas. Bock row: lanie Grafe, Ann Rembert, Tammie Graef. Standing: Coach Ed Lusk, Casey Conley, Manager Ellen Sauer. if alex x With the apprehension of prelims in the 100- yard freestyle coming up, Sophomore lennifer Herndon adjusts her goggles at the district meet. Photo by lim Tomforde. Boys' swim team members were, Front row: Art Conley, Chad Steinhauer, Tleerd Brink, lim Maxfield, Robt Stehr, Bill Love, lay Prevot. Buck row: Coach Ed Lusk, Chris Lynch, Chris Pope, Frank Rembert, Team Captain lay Her- mann, lay Annand and Sean Lynch. 120 0 Diving

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Most swim team members practice at the Spr- ing Branch Natatorium, Sophomore Frank Rembert dives in while Sophomore Sean Lynch looks on. Photo by Taylor Stout. Mind clear of everything but his forthcoming dive, Iunior Art Conley pauses on the end of the diving platform as the judges intently look on. Photo by lim Tomforde. 9 1 A . Q -.S 1, , ,ww . Houston area schools participate in an invita- tional meet each year. Sophomore Chad Steinhauer takes first place in the 200 yard medley relay on Ianuary 23. Photo by lim Tomforde. Free time at a swim meet is used by swim team members Sophomores Shannon Galvin and Frank Rembert to read the latest Seventeen magazine. Photo by Taylor Stout. Swimming O 119

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rt Conley grins with toy on the awards e was the Mustang s sole winner. Shelia Rembert. d first place in the one meter diving, X . . . Y H ' ' Y utes a front dive tuck Conley usually out for two hours a day preparing for hoto by Dan Thompson. varming up at practice, Iunior Art Con- J f yrr S ' alse hope Although he did not place last year, Brink moved up to a seventh in the 200 and a sixth in the 500 yard freestyles. Rives was unable to compete in the State meet although he was a favorite. The girls' season looked much more promising with the addition of Iuniors Sheila and Ann Rembert, and Sophomore Charla Moore. Led by Sophomore Tammie Graef, and Iuniors Shannon Galvin and Sheila Rembert the girls finished se- cond at District and Regionals. I thought the girls swam as well as we could have hoped for at Regionals, said Coach Ed Lusk. But State turned out to be a dif- ferent story as no one swam very well. Sheila placed eighth in the 200 yard I.M. while Tammie finished third in the same event. vu by Casey Conley After several tense seconds of straining at the mark, Iunior Tjeerd Brink leaps off the block for the 200 yard freestyle during the District meet held Feb. 13 and 14. Photo by Taylor Stout. Diving O 121