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

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I saw- l think the varsity team was a highly competitive group. We had the quality, but not the quantity. We also didn't have the number, size, and speed that we needed. Coach Alan Meek led a strong offensive line. Coach Meek was very open and honest in dealing with his players, always ready reason a problem out. Coach Mike Day was a coach at Dayton High School in Dayton, Texas. He has been a coach for 12 years. Coach Day led a strong defensive group of linebackers. They were young and inexperi- enced, but they did a good iob under his direction. Coach Day is a very demanding man, but despite his aggressiveness, he is a valuable coach. Ed Burleson is one of the finest coaches at Jersey Village. He came to us after coaching seven years at East Bernard High School. Burleson coached the receivers. They worked hard all season under his guidance. lf it wasn't for the student spirit at the pep rallies, we couldn't have kept up our spirits, said Coach Burleson. Meek explaining strategy to Kevin Venoy. Village vs. Klein halftime is spent in the Cy-Fair field house with Coach j .te Nome.. Ed Burleson talks to Coach Ware in the Press Box about plays to use against Cy-Fair Harold House 49493 WW wwww fx4.4l6'd - l 's fi. . .EES 'Kftf' N C .C ff gym, Coach Paul Carr and Coach Alan Meek watch as JV Falcons go into the third quar js-21:5-. ter with a 13-6 lead over Scarborough. Pep Rallies give coaches a chance to bring up team spirit. Here, Coach Joe Jaques participates in the weekly skit. f' Ti ' C , ,, 'f A of 52 .- r.. f2...f.g'f , I : H . .., ,.,. Season Overview Greg lssaac Johnnie Johnson Buster Jones Mike King MMWJW 'K ww 'tifilk Larry Lynch WWC' WW MM x X Ch ' .,,., ,- . ,:A, P... f , Q w twig n -3' ci' ' .1l-A B' r . . 'J ' ' ' f S fx i it We ft. if . . -0 1 C . CC V tk g V, K ggyggwy ..,V . . ...f V 5 it K i I , 5 5 7 I I ,,.. Vriktrilxzil , r. - .lll ut . 5 :Ei gg ei 'il'f .l . ' 3 1' -V1-K K iil' ' ' ' l'il' N I 1 1 l ik A f .afW9 1 ..., use ....f 'J nz.. T' .K i.l ' ' L' I 'ii -if ffv' M wggl 1-f 3 . xi . .i,s .f' J C t,tii'i 'i'i Cs ' ttt t Q r1t'i ifari'ia .Q sttf iirn C C: . CC ' Q srr. CC v 4 C s JC ,C r . J I . J C C .vil .1 rtsi C 5 . C 's.s 1 i..r S... C J C C K ' J E , N C C 7 igt C1 .V , V, , My . ,gg ig ig :yi K V kr: V7 L . , if t'L ,xiii V. g K? il -A C I C. E ,rx ,,C,. ? L . ,.. , V Q A tv . W - .Q,, C-,f.' , gp., Cz., A it .frg -A K wif, ' Q 'L L' , ' 5 1. f . -7 f ' -.ix . 'H C' - H V, p fi. A.VVVVA ,T il J Y ' . ,i ,'V mt ? ' V V' Sports gk Zfmfwwwwmm b Q 'M 'WH-V... M

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Paul Carr, the head coach of Jer- sey Village came to us from Cy-Fair High School. He led the offensive backs and trained the quarterbacks. Coach Carr felt the student body did a great iob in backing the team all the way. Coach Carr, who will be reassigned next year, felt that the School Board did what was best for the school. Coach Ed Marcontell came to us after coaching at New Caney High School for six years. He sums up the student body's spirit best when he states, Just because we lost, the score doesn't mean we lost the spirit. l thought that the students did a great iob. Coach Marcontell trains the defensive linemen. they could, they also never gave up. Coach Tim Ware stated this about the past football season of 1976. He understands that the foot- ball players did their best all season and that they tried to do better each game. He trained the defensive backs. Under his direction they grew stronger day by day. I thought the kids did as well as 2 Ed Marcontell, defensive coach, demonstrates an offensive play during a pre- season practice, Coach Mike Day lets his emotions run high during game. The Press box is Coach Tim Ware's station during most games. Coach Alan Meek is known reasoning out problems with players. . J.V. Coaches 0 ery an s arry e Ro ert arter avi or ray o n row en ry er ersfveffenf we www ' ,MW 3 li nge' MW we qgw QF, sa g, fwsswm-,sf Q 4 Sports Manu-vm may if Q aarwnwqqi .4 ..........- ,.,, ...,, V A l't:. .Q l'r,,, 7 ' 'r.'ri'r iii ' yy. f ...C C . .a... st'sttitLli ..... .ss L C sssrt yyl ll.. ees r yygl ' serrrf Srr if M i'ilifi. .sv C ns. iiil C C iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 5 . ...pl C4 ll.' . if i if C sytli y tqy C if ...l .it.e if '... C 2 .i.fiCii 'Cl ' .g y f ss'll fp .i'i l Q M CCnC lssr C, ,gg C.C.l L- -C-CC-ex ' C --4 4 we ' wt 'hw ' S 5 in J S I

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ME., Falcons Get 2 Taste of Power Spirits remained high through a tough season. Although the varsity lost all but one game, they could never be accused of giving up. The rough competition of W three state ranked teams, Bryan, Conroe, and Cy-Fair Mi , almost defeated the Falcons before the season began. ' Y L' : -'Y Jersey Village provided some competition even against . . V 1 some of their tougher competition. 1 976 VARsnvsEAsoN1REcosRofsfi..Qf seet .J ggeg esge 1 ssrie t 6 6, irsi li S tl rttr 6 W7' 6 iiti, l assil 22 spring iaers ranch n 21,2 i'4ff ereete I4 Spring . 2 6 Bryan gf' srl- 42 6 Conroe it 62 0 . Klein V, 27 0 ffCyfFair 28 O 6 g 1 .g against Spring Branch. ames ' 0- .nge ran o I avi ingeo Coach Day and Coach Meek help James Moore off the field in the game 1 6 1 r atai . 5 l,l. 'ii,i X' ' I ' 5 7 , 1 is I . ,V .ff .,z,... in s zetg ,C Z S 'ir 5 iw - , , 3 I ' f , . ' . :. .7 MU... M 6 A ' ' A ' .v .V ' . ii - it pf- ,.,, Gtf 2' . - . 1 tteees 1 t ' r. MT VL J , U 3 u,,.,,,3xf,.,g3.f...1 ,. K N V, .. ,, ,,', 1. W V K , . K I T f 1 r.... W 2 . ' . f . .A 6 os in ts 1 rrrr t . Jt. S 2 rsa if A 6 , r ,. ,,,, ' .92 - :Z nr 1. 5 Y. ,' f N , f- iz- rf .1 ' ar, I , 2 ' V V V , -a. ' 7' if, ...ra' rtst r.i, 1 'rr' 2 'i X1 4' no , - , H MM' f ., A ,. ,- F'ftf wr ' ' ,5l5',Qf,.Qeg H--rv..-..4.1 . ...W - ,aa we 2 V W '5 '- 'f'ma.gi4f2:f2Ff-swf 4 ,M