Victoria High School - Stingaree Yearbook (Victoria, TX)

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Qi Between quarters, Coach Lahodny keeps her team together by reassuring their confidence. ,g Scorebox Clear Lake, Nov. 26, 64-38 1 Yates, Nov. 27, 57-55 Ray, Nov. 29, 60-31 Del Valle, Dec. 6, 62-50 Calallan, Dec. 14, 48-56 Alvin, Dec. 16, 64-41 Stroman, Dec. 20, 71-43 ,X Bay City, Dec. 21, 75-40 Q CaIhoun,Jan. 3, 77-51 5 Angleton, Jan. 6, 72,35 , Brazoswood, Jan. 10, 6--39 4 , Dulles, Jan.13, 53-33 Lamar, Jan. 17, 71-237 , Alvin,Jan.2O, 61-43 7 Stroman, Jan. 24, 65-46 Angleton, Jan. 31, 70-40 Brazoswood, Feb. 7, 63-57 7 7 Dulles, Feb. 10, 53-34 4 wifi Tired players listen to the Praying is an important expert advice of coach Jan part of each and every Lahodney. game. The feeling of being a winner enters every one's heart at this game. girls' basketball f 237 l

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G irls Basketball - words heard quite often at VHS. Basketball is a game played by many people, but just how often is there a team like theStingarettes! Thanks to the devotion and talent of the girls on the team and of Coach Jan Lahodny, the Victoria Stingarettes excelled to great heights. Their desire to be a quality team made them one of the best high school basketball teams in the state. The Stingarettes pushed their way easily to the state game against Houston Yates - a team who VHS had beat times before. However, the girls were upset by a devastating 2 pointsg the score was 56-58. Because of the closeness of the game, the loss was hard for the team and fans to accept, but no one could have been prouder of the Stingarettes for their excellence than the people at VHS. As the ball is thrown up, the girls wait and watch to see who will grab h k it. Cheryl Eichmann jumps high so s e can ma e Amy Alkek shoots as a girl from Duncanville tries to stop the shot. Yulonda Wimbish jumps to catch the ball before anyone else can get it. 236 f girls' basketball

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An outstanding record oys cross country team ended their 1982-83 season with an outstanding record. For the second year in a row, they placed in the top ten at the state meet. Beginning in August and continuing throughout the first two months of school, the cross country team puts in many hours of practice. They begin in the Andre Sam Sin demonstrates the proper way to stretch. The Junior Varsity Cross Country Team. morning at 6:00 am and then practice again after school. The meets are held on Saturdays, and each team member runs a three mile course. They ended up placing fifth in this year's state meet, which moved them up from last year's seventh place finish. They also won first place in District 25-AAAAA. .,51F,ki.1 w H ., 'f ' . V 35, -, fify ' f' fi ' ,fx ,, X . , iw.. .1 4, nmumxr ,f I be .g -,xi ygb y.. ' . A 1 if 1 -ffl . i , ' Sflllaxgu A' sims SHNGRHEE , f RWM , H Q. . mme, V 4, . fr .X P . S . - 45451 4. i ' , . f rgfqlfiyfwii s t f - ,f T. A A-as Lb . V - .ff wi T'c3?1,.Ti52'? .HX J 5 ', ff Alfred Gomez, Doug Davis, Andy DeLoSantos and Andre Sam Sin take a lap around the school. Stings lead the pack. 1' 1 l. sz ' -..,'r is .,... r i? ' ii ' A w if lr: The look of deep concentrati! is written on Alfred Game? face. ' 238 f boys' cross country