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

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3' AFTER the previous play, Chris Ramsey returns to the line of scrim- mage. Photo by Steve Tise. AS Scott Keim passes the ball to John McKeehan, Randy Davis makes a path for John as he mns aganist Langham Creek. Photo by Steve Tise. COMBAT L Fish Wars Deploy Victory The final preprations for the first game were under way. Team members were at nerves end as they walked on- to the field. The pep talk still rang in their ears. Everything for which they practiced was on the line, as they were about to engage in mortal combat. 'KWe felt positive about the season and we were sure the team was going to give Jersey Village a team that they would never forget, Marcus Tejada said. The A team dominated the ball as well as the field and had a roaring season by cap- turing eight wins out of their 10 game season. Their biggest games were aganist Cy-Creek and Mayde Creek with wins of 26-6 over both teams. The B team had a little harder time holding on to the ball, but they had two outstanding games. They were aganist Cy-Fair witl win of 28-12, and agar Langham Creek with a win 14-0. The two teams overall li a long, but hard seas4 Through hard work we 1 complished a lot, but we s' have many hard seaso ahead of us, Kendall Jord said. Written by Tise. . - 206 Freshman Football Double Page Spread by Steve Ti

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4 SP 6 v ,QVQ 52.5391 ENJOYING the challenge of the sport keeps Karen Schulte involved throughout the season. Photo by Allison Garrett. ALTHOUGH small in size Joann Vu has big talent and dedication to help the team in all of their efforts. Photo by Allison Garrett. - FALL SHORT 1 I-Iovvever, Team Gives All Tension mounted as the onlookers nervously watched while the ball sailed through the air. The varsity volleyball team passed and blocked as they tried to score the one badly needed point to beat Klein Forest. After several minutes of hard play, they broke through and conquered Klein Forest, 15-13, 16-14. The team members congratulated each other and offered their condolences to the opposing team. It was a close game, but they managed to come out of it on top. The team was not as suc- cessful with their other games as they were with Klein Forest. The team this year has alot of talent, but it seem- ed through faults of our own that we were not successful, Deann Scarberry said. The team really gave it all they had when they fought against Alvin at the Cy-Fair I.S.D. Varsity Tourname We fought for two hours 2 won! I thought it would ne end, but it did and in a x A tory, Carol Sharp said. The season ended mi too soon to the dismay of team. What I missed ' most when the season em is how close we became 2 not being able to play w the seniors anymore Sabrina Zenon said. Writt by Holli Duong. Q, . - 203 V21FSi12Y V0U9Yba1l Double Page Spread by Ho11iDu