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

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Dedication Our team was a winning team from the start, it just took some dedicated to take the initiative and go out there and show people just how good Jersey Village can be. l know the people on our team never had any doubts about winning. The hard part of it was just going out there and winning. This year l'm proud of my teammates because they never gave up and never even thought of losing. But the main part was that we were all together playing as one big familyg lf one lost, we all lost. Pat Behn James Cooper, David Alleman, Mike Slagle act as referee on a play against Bubba Simmons makes a mad dash McCullough. V against Westfield. P tional Athem. - Football 4 Don Warmke Eric Crawford Ricky Sony A Ed Eakin Gary Grier Shawn Coffman and Ricky Jankowiak Tony Roland and Matt MattCleboski reposition on the field Cleboski stand on the sidelines during the Na

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EFFQERT Teamwork was the key that led the Falcons to a 7-3 record. The 1981 Varsity Football season started with a 28-7 win against Waltrip and then proceeded to a 20-8 win against Aldine Nimitz. The exciting 27-23 win against McCullough was a history making game, with a 99 yard pass play from Kevin Richards to Mike Slagle. Many of the players feel that McCullough was the best game of the season because it was the final seconds of the game that decided who would win. Carl Thompson stated, the McCullough game was a cliff hanger. The 16-12 win against Cy-Fair was exciting because they came back in the second half. We should have beaten them by many more points, but in the end our character came through and we had a great team effort, said Gary Grier. lt is always fun beating Cy-Fair! proclaimed Kevin Richards. The 14-13 Homecoming win against Spring was highlighted with Doug Elms scoring on a 31 yard dash. That was followed by a five play, 56 yard blitz. The next game brought the Falcons an 18-O win against Klein Forest. The first loss was 14-41 to Conroe. That was followed by a 7-16 loss to Cy-Creek. The Falcons went on to win 38-24 against Westfield. The last game of the season was lost to Klein 28-34. A1st Team District: Top: D. Hahn, M. Cleboski, A. Pawelek, and P. Jetton. P2nd Team District: Doug Elms and Bottom: P. Behn and K. Richards. Mike Slagle. Q AEd Eakin is disgusted with the referee's call. 1 - Football AThe Falcons scatter on the field after a discussion with the referees