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

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With the added depth of the freshmen combined with the returning swim- mers, they were able to have a successful season, said Mr. Gary Colar, coach of the boys and girls swim team. The boys team broke seven of the twelve school records and the girls team broke ten of the twelve school records. The swim team came through with four wins and one loss. Both teams made an excellent showing at the Spring Branch Invitational. There the team placed seventh overall out of nine- teen teams participating. They broke eight school records, with Jeff Tieken setting a new record in the 200 Individual Medley and the 100 Freestyle. While Corinne Vil- laman, Cindy Berg, Alison Schilleci, Shirley Kramer, Cathy Boirer, Jenny Surette, Kathy Diehl, and Leslie Williams also broke records in their various events. The Boys Swim Team beat North Shore. Chris Williamson freshman, concentrates on his forward dive at the Spring Branch and Sam Rayburn. Mr. Gary Color, Coach of the Jersey Village Swim Team, moved to from Detroit, Michigan this year. Debbie Hornbuckle, Chris Williamson, and Cindy Berg were the divers.

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des being an excellent swimmer Cathy Bohrer also exhibits her talent at w .wi n Foster, one of the most outstanding golfers, placed fourth in the Bryan nament. PICTURED ABOVE: The Girls Golf Team: Kerri Devlin, Susan Foster, Nichila Dack, Cathy Bohrer. There is a first for everything and for Jersey Village this was the first girls' golf team. ln the past we never had any interested students but this year we did, said Coach Linda Lowery. The team is composed of five girls and all are freshmen. Although the school supplies equipment many of the play- ers used their own clubs. Most of the players practice at Champions and Walden Golf courses. Although the team did compete with some district teams, the girls only traveled to three tournaments. The tournaments were the Goose Creek tournament, the River Plantation tournament and the Bryan tournament. Although we didn't win any trophies, we shot well for freshmen said Coach Lowrey. Sports - l 77

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Panny Stevens, Coach Colar, Shirley Kramer, and Jeff Tieken vatch the starting of the 100 yard Butterfly. and Spring High School, I99 to 50 and ll0 respectively. The girls also beat the two schools 99 to 80, and 55 respectively. During the meet three school records were bro- ken. They were Kathy Diehl in the 500 freestyle, Debbie Hornbuckle in diving, and Jeff Tieken in the 200 freestyle. The 200 girls Medley Relay was broken by Cathy Bohrer, Cindy Brewer, Alison Schillec, and Kathy Diehl. In the Spring Branch and Sam Rayburn Meet, both teams placed first. Debbie Hornbuckle, in the IM diving had a 204.50, in which she broke the school record. The swim team was victori- ous over La Marque and Gal- veston Ball. The boys' score was l02-79-80. School Records were broken by Cathy Bohrer in the 500 frees- tyle, Debbie Hornbuckle in diving. Girls Swim Team, TOP: Dana Honganen, Donna Bline, Denise Myers, Jenny Sur- ette, Kathy Breslin, Terri Nou, Terry Fincher, Susan lcker, BOTTOM: Cindy Berg, Debbie Hornbuckle, Corinne Villa- man, Kathy Diehl, Cathy Barr, Shirley Kramer, Donna Barhorst. Boys Swim Team, TOP: Kevin Muery, Danny Stevens, Steve Clemens, Chris VWI- liamson, Paul Holquin, Rob McLaren, MIDDLE: Paul Tieken, David Burnett, Billy Bentley, Gary Witt, Ryan Berg, Lacy Ham- ilton, BOTTOM: Richard Paul, Gabby Car- ter, Cary Honganen, Ryan Hoffmann, Jeff Tieken, Chris Humphrey. L.. . ' if if K f'5'i' .xfws t:-..,. .1 . ff M-Af! A ,5i WW'Q1a !w ' Q7 'iii' 'k K' rsvf 1 V V ,.,, .,V, . kkkk In I ' ' A 1 -' u . al' g , ,,,. ,,,,, , Cindy Berg does her back dive layout as a sequence of dives for the meet. Sports