Jersey Village High School - Falcon Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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-O I, ,I 3' 'l It f. l- 1? WITH the next play in mind, Charles Sacky thinks, Lets get serious, get 'em! Photo by Allison Garrett. FEELING that support was important , Donnell Nelson spends his time backing the team. Photo by Allison Garrett, X , I 'xfl ' btiwlruils rv, .- .ix ' i T --., , . . ' Q' R 1 w' '.., g., l 1-if .5 mmm N iivnlccus U 4 v---Ov , . S , -- , Q, f. , ' A,wg1l va v -- - We - . M 1 x 4 - .r,. ' . ' ff s .ff ,s A a. ' - F 'S 1, .- sq ,- gg., , 3. x ,A 'exp '. M, ' H . -sf sf ' ga. ' -f . , r v. . J ' , 4 Q ., K, 5. - . e. . ' Y ... . . K - s. JERSEY ILL GE VS. Sharpstown Klein Cy-Creek Katy Langham Creek Mayde Creek Katy Taylor Klein Forest Cy-Fair Klein Oak won won lost lost won won lost won os os JU IOR AR ITY ROSTER 0 Treywxtte 11 Matt Howar David Bambi Ambrus Sammy Rodnquez 18 Paul Nose Higgins 20 Alred Alley Cat Brownlow Trey Cotten Tony Crip Ryan Manahan Vincent Tank Hendrix 33 Gary Sweet Knees Menefee Kurt Hoffman Elvis Berryman Ruben Cry Baby Romair Scott Stick Calhoun 43 Brad Fredenck 40 Troy Toast Collins 44 Jonny Jackson 45 Scott Toe Kollmorgan Wes Champ Sumner Keith Burleson Shannon Novak Victor Twin Medrano Jolm Huftie Hough Jeff Toad Partridge Steve Ag e Agatqlos Myron Twm Re Mike Jang Fred Big Foot Bolen Mike Dummy Boyenga Daniel Menendez Sim Woodham Keith Salt Powe Dennis Pepper Patrick 88 Darryl Gast 1 t l t Q Lal C ig , KF Q.: Q Q Tiff TE K, Q X- 1 ' 50 A 6 J 13' Q 12 'U ' 53 ' E A 16 H n v 60 - ,, , ,, JH . . 61 U il ,Y A A g 21 H ea l J x L Q W . g ,B .. .eg H 74 ' t ,Y ff ' I s .1 'No if gg ' 78 H W F N5 H T' i 5 0 B nu n .u 82 . 1 K 't I t Q H - U 3 U - lr H 4 5 - 89 U .- Junior Varsity Football 203 .

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Q7 O 4g, Qfsgv 'belief 'b AVO O WAITING for the next plug' Coaches Robert Stoss and Charles rown feel groud of the way their boys perform. hoto by Allison Garrett. PLAYING against C -Fair Kevin Bratton is determine! to make an excellent play. Photo by Allison Garrett. 1- KICKING OFF -- Victory Over Mayde Creek: 28-12 It was a windy October night, mist was evident in the air. The lights over the stadium shone brightly. This was the setting of the game that stood out in the players' minds all season. Mayde Creek seemed to be a tough competitor for Jersey Village. Both team members and coaches agree that they put the season that dreary night. It payed as they came out with a victory of 28-12. A strong desire to win started the junior varsity football players off with two victories against Sharpstown and Klein. They never even let Sharptown get on the scoreboard. All season long, the junior varsity played in- Each game was a ne' challenge for them. However the team did nf play to their ability, Quarte: back Trey Witte said. Vi should have won many of tlf games we lost. Witte adde4 But the team stuck togethe through good and bad, endir the season with a good batt against Klein Oak. Writte on the best performance of tense and exciting football. by Allison Garrett. 1 -egg K Wfrpf N -1Z'N'pQ- -y gpg-Q-?f:.,Xiiguvy:xi .-MM.. WW!! sw QESSXLQ We X 3. in :M j.gWi,ggQ5':2.s?'f S 't'f'.3LMv .ar , an A- .fkagaw W f i j A,J ,1ig- I A ' fwfr., . . , Q Ki r. fs.-:K A? 4 -e 1.1. ' I ag, '-wmfkve.. N W ...Q f 2' 'f Vi, -'sig' - - , ww- , , J gf 4 - 4,1 : N L ti lfgg. . , Lf.-5 e. .T W e -Q - - 1. Q. J, i'. L ,'f.:+wg:f , 3 - 11 gu y.. 43:3 r n Q f r 4y f,....fg9' ' 'I a ny gifs! if ' ' . If ' T , jf I V .J ull' V A ' V K' ef EF' g g WQ3' gg l i 3, 4 gf, , ,Q f .e P9 yep: ,A 1.1 . 4... , 44 'V gpg . - 202 Junior Varsity Football Double Page Spread by Allsivn Gem

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3 466' 9206 ALWAYS wanting to throw that winning touchdown Kevin Braton tries for a hard six points a ainst Klein Forest. Photo by Carol Sharp. DURING the Klein Forest game, Mike Quick displays that catching the football is not as easy as it looks. Photo by Carol Sharp. From day one Sophomore football players praticed, memorized, and drilled quickness . In their first game against Klien, the young Falcons trounced the Bearcats 21-7. Even though they lost the next two games, they realized their weakness and keyed in on their strengths and moved to overpower Eisenhower 28-6. Q S, I QUICK MOVING : D F3 QQYY Never Give-u Attitude Develo es Most Outstanding Players Chris Hoffman and Daniel Menendez adopted the at- titude of never giving up. This attitude kept the entire team in motion during the year. Although Coach Robert Stoss felt the entire team lacked enthusiasm and size, he stated that the Sophomore players were a group of hard working young men. We had some troubled bu we all seemed to make throught it, Sophomo1 Brett Freeman said. To su. up the season the Falcoi played an excellent gan against Mayde Creek wi1 the score 24-13. Next year Sophomore Kevin Yates sai We plan to do much beth because we have the desire 1 be the best. Written ln Laura J orden. . 'nip . - 204 S0Ph0m0fe F00fb811 Double Page Spread by ' '-