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

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JU ICR ARSITY TEAM Rfk TER Carol Lane Karen Eng Helen Woodby Angie Carter Tracy Tayler Gini Tagle Cindy Thompson Sheila Carley Patti Hart Lara Stott Kim Williford Manager Tina Heinze JERSEY Klein Forest Klein Cy Creek Cy Fair Katy Klein Oak Langham Creek Mayde Creek Katy Taylor Klem Forest Cy Creek Klem Aldine Katy Cy Farr Langham Creek Klein Oak Mayde Creek Katy Taylor won won os os won won won won os won os won won won los won won won won 12 16 18 20 22 24 26 28 30 32 ILL GE VS. -l 1 1 - ' 1 t u 1 1 -U 1 1 - ' t JV Volleyball 211 . -

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C 5 -6' WHILE Klein retums the ball, Sophomore Cindy Thom son, prepares the spike. Photo by Carol Sharp. IN deep concetration, Sheila Carley, sophomore, gets psyched up for the lepcoming game against Langham reek. P oto by Blake Plaisance. i PATIENCE Tl Persistence Pays Gif The Junior Varsity Volleyball Team had a win- ning season with a record of 16 wins, and 4 losses, and a third place in district. Coach Cindy Smith had three goals in mind, to run multiple of- fenses and defenses, to beat Cy-Fair and Cy-Creek, and to win district. Goal No. 1 was achieved easily because the girls were dedicated and pa- tient with the many different plays, Coach Smith said. It was the toughest, longest game we ever had to play, Gini Tagle said. She was referring to the game against Cy-Fair in the Cy- Fair I.S.D. Tournament. The Falcons easilly defeated Cy- Creek, but Cy-Fair proved to be more difficult. We played Cy-Fair in a two hour match that proved to be the most in- tense, emotional, and physical match I've ever seen, Coach Smith said. T team put up a valiant effo but lost 9-15, 15-9, 15-17. The Junior Varsity Tel showed excellent potent for a promising varsi season. This was one of 1 best Volleyball teams to through JV. As juniors a seniors, they will l awesome. Coach Smith sa Written by Gillian C: michael. ff vw K 4.1 ' vi Wi l egg .. ,Y . - 210 .Iv Volleyball Double Page Spread by Gillian canala

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V yQ,'9a, lf f- L' 7 WWF' 1 fmlff K' Q A 'F f-rf' s a az Q., Q 1. W 3? W 5? . .f,,,w,,gf'i ., Y, 4 if ' Casa, - . 1 L1 ' W ,., Q ff' ' E mg V' v 1 ' in iw ' e ,S ff , .z asf? ' -iris . , 7563? WITH her eyes focused directly on the ball,Tammy Downey gets ready to set up another point for the Falcons. Photo by Carol Sharp. USING all her strength, Sherry Motes bumps the ball as Tie e Dunn watches attentively. Photo gy Carol Sharp. l DEDICATIDN 1 Coaoh's Goals Fulfilled Being tied with Cy-Creek for iirst place was not a goal Ms. Lisa Furlow had planned for her Freshman Volleyball Team. The team had 16 wins and 4 losses for the season and a district record of 14 wins and 4 losses. The team really proved that teamwork, maturity, and dedication paid-off. As Lisa Winker, Michelle Grundy, Melissa White and Tiegre Dunn agreed, We accomplished how to work together as a team and we have learned how to respect one another from playing this year. The Lady Falcons par- ticipated in the Langham Creek Tournament and received a second place over-all. At that tourna- ment, the girls defeated their unbeaten arch-rivals, Cy-Fair. I will always remember how well we played. It was our peak of the season. All of the players were into the game and all my team goals f Ruhr., 5 were fulfilled, Coach Furl said. Most of the girls agre: Defeating Cy-Fair was c favorite game because wanted to beat them me than anything. The La Falcons feel they have 4 complished a lot and tl they have leamed about se ing, spiking, communicatil and court awareness. The team's talent and w ning record showed defin potential. Written I Gillain Carmichae 1 'vivo ff-.. . - 212 Freshman Volleyball Double Page Spread by Gillian Carmic