Terry High School - Brigade Yearbook (Rosenberg, TX)

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P Junior Lisa Gubbles spikes in style. V Senior Irene Flores atempts to block the ball. Seoson Survivors. . . Terry Vs. Heref There ANGLETON THERE BRAZOSWOOD HERE ALVIN THERE CLEMENTS HERE WILLOWRIDGE THERE LAMAR HERE DULLES THERE ANGLETON HERE BRAZOSWOOD THERE VARSITY Score 6-15, 1513, I3-l5,2-I5 O-15,4-I5 l4'l6,7-I5 l8'6, I5fl2 l2'l5,7-I5 5-15,615 I5-ll,7-I5 l2fl5 I5-2,13-15, ,3-I5 5-I5 MHnfLoss LOST LOST LOST LOST WON LOST LOST LOST LOST IAS Varsity Volleyball r I he season took it's toll on the Varsity squad this year, being their first in 5A competition and having a new coach. The overall records were 2-I9 and I-14 in district play. The consistent playing of seniors Irene Flores, Sharon Sulak, sophomore Jana Meyer, junior Lisa Gubbles, and the great job of setting from senior Laurie Orsak greatly aided the team. Sophomore Terri Stevens and junior Lori Stavinoha did excellent jobs in the back row with their fine plays. Juniors Gloria Raven and Rene Semones also helped with their strong attacks.