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

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ABOVE: The Purple Tennis Team. Coach Jane Bruns, Ken Genaro Escamilla, Robert Williams, Mark Becker, Dean Liollio, Siempe, and Kim Hollingsworth, MIDDLE: Stephanie McDaniel, Doug Smith-Barry is a senior, this was his first year on the tennis team. T mewsm E V Raul Soliz, Greg Boughton, and Mary Ann Justice, BOTTOM: Diane lyeki, lrish McDaniel, Jennie Martin, and Valarie Supple. Sisters Stephanie and Iris McDaniel teamed up to play another team in girls' doubles. Sports - l 73

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WW CDD 1 This was Mrs. Jane Bruns first year to coach at Jersey Village and she did on excellent iab coaching the Purple tennis team. l 72 - Sports Dean Liollio, senior, who has played tennis for three years, was one ofthe most outstanding players on tl team. Two tennis teams marked this tennis season. Students who will be attending Cypress Creek played on the Gold team, coached by Miss Marilyn Smith and students who will be attend- ing Jersey Village next year played on the Purple team, coached by Mrs. Jane Bruns. The Purple team competed in four tournaments this season. The Alief tournament, the Deer Park tournament, the Beaumont tour- nament and the Cy-Fair tourna- ment. In the Cy-Fair tournament, impressive victories were scored by Mark Becker and Robert Wil- liams in boys' A doubles, and by MaryAnn Justice and Diane lyecki in girls' A doubles. Against McCullough, the boys doubles the teams of Dean Liollio and Robert Williams and Doug Smith-Barry and Greg Boughton blitzed their opponents 6-0, 6-0 and 6-0, 6-l . The district matches were held April l4 and l5 but the Purple team was unable to place. The most outstanding players were Dean Liollio, Mark Becker, Mary Ann Justice and Diane lyeki. Genaro Escamilla, freshman, practices before the tournaments held April l4 and l5.

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Halvorser and Spalding Take First Outside of coaching the Gold freshman tennis team Miss Marilyn Smith also teaches typing. 1 74 - Sports Ross Irvine, freshman, prepares to return the ball in the match against McCullough in which Jerse Village defeated McCullough 6-2. Although we didn't win many matches we gained a lot of experi- ence this year, said Coach Marilyn Smith of the Gold team. The team consists of all freshmen, 10 girls and 12 boys. The first district match was against the Klein Bearkats on February 1 who defeated the Jersey Village Fal- cons 8-O. The Falcons were next defeated on their own territory by Cy-Fair 8-0. The Spring match was the young Falcons' best match, although they were defeated 6-2. The Falcons traveled to Bryan next only to be defeated by the Vikings 8-O. The Conroe team was the tough- est team we played said Coach Smith. Although the Falcons put forth all they had they were not able to overcome the Tigers and lost 8-O. The last match of the season was against McCullough and ended the season right by defeating them 6-2. The girls' district tennis competi- tion was April 14 and 15. Jane Dick and Patty Harris won first place in doubles. And Judy Crabtree won fourth place in girls' singles. ln boys' district competition Jason Guy placed first in boys' singles, Rob Germany and Andy Hardwick placed fourth in boys' doubles and J. P. Halvorser and Steve Spalding took first place in boys' doubles. Janet gets r were