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

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or oo1 ' Q Sandro Wormke, the youngest plcyer on ihe ieczm, gets in position for 0 powerful over-hond serve. 144 -- Sports

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tw l . M E ,.. .- WM is N .Q l. lc X Pictured above, the Freshman Track Team, Castillio, Bob Harvey, Henry Kellum, Mike Moore, Mike Hamric, Chuck Stansell, Ronny TOP: Joe Burns, Tom Cross, Jimmy Carman, Whitworth, BOTTOM: John Lapham, Paul Desselless, Pat Vela, Coach Ward. Matt Carr, Ray Epps, Paul Carter, Alfonso Hinson, Jeff Drushal, Alex Brown, Bruce Mr. Bobby Ward's first year at Jersey Village was a busy one, since he taught American history, health and also coached the freshman track team. When the freshman track team, coached by Mr. Bobby Ward, traveled to the Stratford Relays held at Memorial High School, field members placed. Joe Burns won first place in the pole vault after topping the bar at eleven feet. Will VanDever placed second in the lO0 yard dash, and Ray Epps took third place and Bob Harvey won fifth in the high iump. Matt Carr took fourth place in the 330 intermediate hurdles, and Mike Whitworth placed fourth in the 880-yard dash. Field Members Place at Stratford Relays Sports -

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,L PICTURED IN THE MIDDLE: Coach Linda Lowery who has through the years proved herself an outstand- ing coach returns to the bleachers after a team huddle. Our 76-77 volleyball season was a bit disap- pointing in some ways, but very rewarding in others. Our success in district was not what we were expect- ing. We always work to be number ONE but fell a few games short this year. Our season record was I5 and 7. Our district record was 9 and 3, ' said Coach Linda Lowery. ,E 5'2- M PICTURED LEFT: Linda House one of the teams strongest servers, gets ready for a float serve. PICTURED RIGHT: Sandra Warmke, shows volleyball isn't all iust standing up, and gets down to the ball. PICTURED LEFT Melanie Wilson the team setter uses good ludge ment having to hit the ball behind her and over the net PICTURED RIGHT Cookie Banks and Annette Vlllaman get in the offensive position for the return of Julie Gleason s spike Miss Lowery continued, We had athletes with super attitudes that worked hard together. These attributes are hard to find. Our spik- ers were Annette Villaman, Cookie Banks, Jeanell Smith, Linda House, Loretta Sin- gleton, Nancy Jaehne, Rhonda Harvey, and San- dra Warmke. Our setters were Julie Gleason, Melanie Wilson, and Vir- ginia Hargrove. Julie is both setter and spiker. All our blockers are spik- ers. ' 'Une