Whitney High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Whitney, TX)

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Wildcats Take District Title Advance To Regional For Second Straight Year William runs 3-0 Italy 7-0 Lorena 35-0 China Springs 8-14 Alvarado 14-27 Hubbard District 21-8 Glen Rose 33-0 Clifton 7-7 Itasca 54-8 Blooming Grove 29-7 Grandview '7-0 Crandall ' '3-22 Frisco Sh

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Volleyball y Lady Wildcats Earn Third Spot in District Varsity Becky Wilkins, Liz Anderson, Kendra Birdwell, Danette Lampson, Coach Collins, Ginger Hibbitts, Lisa Singleton, Robin Cockerham, Laurecia Hill. l l -l l Junior Varsity Jill Callaway, Brenda Hadden, Toni Smith, Konni Karr, Sandra Allen, Coach Collins, Shannon Flichmond, Sonni Gandy, Kristi Bacher, Flobin Pope, Kelly Pell, Calleen Brazell. The Lady Wildcats fell short to Clifton in a very exciting game for the 2nd place position in district. Although they were 3rd in district they had a very successful season with a defeat over Clifton and Blooming Grove. Returning for the '84 Wildcats will be Lisa Singleton and Becky Wilkins. Several J V players are expected to move up to varsity. Aug. 22 Bynum There Aug. 30 Rio Vista There Sept. 1 Fteicher There Sept. 12 Bynum Here Sept. 19 Abbott Here Sept. 20 Glen Rose Here' Sept. 24 Bynum Tournament Sept. 26 Ftio Vista Here Oct. 3 Abbott There Oct. 4 Clifton There' Oct. 11 Itasca There' Oct. 15 Glen Rose Tournament Oct. 18 Blooming Grove Here' The J V team had a very learning season. Under the leadership of Coach Ray Collins they gained much needed experience for their later playing years on varsity. Danette Lampson takes advantage of her Hibbitts watches in awe as Liz Spiklng the ball, Laurecia Hill gains a bumpsthe ball backward overthe point in the Clifton-Whitney game. athletic height and a strong cheerleading jump to save the day for the Wildcats. Callaway editors - Belinda Booth and Jill Page U7 U1

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. it ,,,Q- 1 l 'I 1 M M I, I , 322 H V VV .,,V I 1 Dale Ingram and Flon Hull applaud the Wildcats from the sidelines. Dale Ingram is the WiIdcat's most loyal fan. He helps manage the high school football teams. He travels with and is an important part of the managing staff, says Athletic Director Larry Nabors. Dale is always quick with praise and support no matter how the game is going. He has very good recall of the games and has not missed one in two years. He came to Whitney from Lubbock where he went to school. He has lived here since 1970. He helps his Dad around the nursery and farm, and he owns some cattle of his own. His other interests include hunting and fishing. Ingram Supports Wildcats Team Dale Remains Most Loyal Fan No matter what the weather, Dale Ingram faithfully supports his team. Page Edltor - Belinda Booth With his towel in hand and a smile on his face, manager Dale Ingram is ready for anything.