Nimitz High School - Logge Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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..-...su f Progress Keg +o Nex+ Season With a small number of ballplayers turning out for the freshman teams, the coaches had to platoon most of the players between the two teams. Trying to keep the teams equally balanced in number and abHMy,the goklsquad wound up L8-1 Rn the season, with the blue eleven posting a winning 4-3 record. The team learned and played much better as the season progressed.'They are stHl young, but next year they'll be more mature and much im- proved. said Coach Bill Alexander. ,MN i..,-,,i :W.s,ss,K.a....,, -,,, ,,,,, N s...,a,. ,A - , . f ..-, H s 2 V ima? A W 7- W jig ,,,,,,,,W,M,WW,,., a,,a,w,,, , , , , ,. nf ..q 1,w -4-WM WH-N: v Q T' ,,.. 'mv 1 'L -Y . , K35 NHQYD9 ' u 2 W 0 t A r ,.w..x. iaxzxlh al AL' I i .Hug fl., 4,1-. J I U ' Aiea if xml ' ' ' xl mf ,s ,Intl ,yt ,SQL ,. 3 fi' , 3,55 ' :gf V EL. Q Nw at Q Struggling for those precious yards, Alvin Glenn shows the defender he is hard to bring down. bl Anthony King is off to the races as he picks up a sizable gain. cj William Osborne goes for a long gain as Scott Weigle looks on. db Freshman Football Team. Sports 203

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Never Die bl Despite the 2-8 record this past season, Coach Darrell Phipps had nothing but praise for his team. These men showed a lot of class this season. In every game we were outmanned but they always gave 110'Zn . Since the J.V. team was composed primarily of sophomores, next years J.V. will never say die with a strong nucleus of returning lettermen. al J.V. Football Team, Sophomores. bl J.V. Football Team, Juniors. cl Behind superb blocking, Greg Phillips goes for long yardage against Aldine. dj Chris Christel, James Cruz, and For- rest Goodman combine their skills on bringing down an Eisenhower ballcarrier. 202 Sports

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Swimmers Submerge io Second The N imitz Swim Team dipped as the reigning rulers of the water. Both boys and girls teams firmly grasped 2nd place in district, relin- quishing their top spot from the previous two years. In both boys and girls events the divers swept the number one position. Mrs. Anne Hazzan acknowledges the success with complete devo- tion and hard work. The team had to be up at school at 6:00 and left school around 4:30. Depending on the workouts they swam between 5000 and 9000 yards per day. In all, 16 people placed in district eventually going to regionals. Wayne Kuske and Kevin Laughbaum were the only two to qualify for the state meet at Austin. Kuske, Donna Jackson and Marion Marrs racked up the awards for Most Valuable Swimmers. The Most Consistent Swimmers for boys were Kuske, Laughbaum and Grant Shallenberger and Marrs for the girls. Selected as the Most Improved Boy Swimmer was Frank Marrs and Jackson as the girls. With only a minimal number of graduating seniors, next yearls aquatics should make an equally Big Splash. by S dm S ey 204 Sports