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

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1 0 vi- 2 , f - 4 V Chris Manning and Tim Pawelck stretch their muscles before the game. - ' JV Them Waltrip 6 O Nimitz 8 7 McCullough 14 14 Cy-Fair 20 O Spring 12 6 Conroe 6 14 Cy-Creek O O Westfield 19 O Klein 42 20 4Keith Kutach, quarter- back, gets a word of advice , from Coach Larry West. Top: Barry Sims, Keith Kutach, Scott Vaughn, Jason Staffa, Randall Bumstead, John Boyenga, Tim Pawelek, Stewart Tracy, Richard Simmons, Mike Robinson, Chris Man- ning Middle: Greg Williams, Louis Gi6bs, Norman Sydlik, Jeff Cleboski, Warren Barhorst, Paul Smith, John Bruce, Mark Emerson, Ron Kinder, David Hopper. Bottom: Scottl Orr, Michael Simmons, Si Song, Kevin Kennedy, Chris Thomr son, Mike Orlando, Jave Soto, Manuel Martinez, Lynn Fechner, Mike Gonzalez, David Grier, Nolan Jackson.

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184 'No heartaches, just bodyaches' With screaming coaches, smashing helmets, numerous injuries, and the con- tinuous hours of practice, the Junior Varsity Football Team pulled through their most successful season yet. The team opened the season with wins over Waltrip and Nimitz. They then traveled to McCullough to tie with two touchdowns for each team. The team then had three successful wins, victorious over Cy-Fair, Spring, and Klien Forest. lt was very exciting to go for so long undefeated, said Barry Sims. To prepare for games the Junior Varsity practiced with the Varsity team. Louis Gibbs said, We were sort of like their guinea pigs! The next game was against Conroe. We wanted to win and we thought we had a pretty good chance. But we had not practiced for almost a week, stated John Boyengn. They were defeated. However, they finished the season with wins over Westfield and Klien. According to the players, each player put in a tremendous effort into each game. The most outstanding players were, Keith Kutach, Warren Barhorst, Tin Pawelek, Mike Orlando, and Nolan Jackson. The most successful play was known to the team as The Dunk. Keith Kutach would throw a short pass to Tim Pawelek, Tim then ran for a touchdown, explained Louis Gibbs. Our greatest achievement was winning district and having the best record of any Junior Varsity Football Team in our history, said John Boyengn. ARandall Bumstead watches the game, never giving up on his team. Plieith Kutach completes the dunk before he falls to the ground. - Football 'The Junior Varsity Team leaves the field, victorious over the Nimitz Cougars t . E N . 5' , W QQ

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St. Thomas A Team - Opp. 12-0 24-12 O-14 O-19 36-6 8-14 8-O 8-O 24-6 14-7 Nimitz McCullough A - Cy-Fair EST SW QT Klein Forest , , , Conroe From the very beginning, the freshman players kept on with Cy-Creek great determination. The A team had one of the best seasons Westfield ever for freshman players at Jersey Village. At the end of the Klein season, they had finished with a district record of 6-4. The B team, however, had a disappointing season. Not only were there many disadvantages, but getting into the swing of high school football was a big change for everyone. Each new week brought with it a new challenge for the young athletes. As with every team, one game is going to stick out in the minds of the players. I feel our best game was against Conroe, we were really ready to play them. Not afraid of them is the word l'm looking for. That was by far the team's best game, thought Gary Greensage, quarterback. Coach Daniels had a different reply. I feel Klein was our best game because we came back after they had scored first. lt seems like the games where the other team scored first, we lost. Our players really fought hard. The players spent a lot of time learning and sharpening their skills. Many adjustments were made that affected the players. Some changes were moving Tim Gregorek to center, Keith Green to running back, and Kenneth Flores to dart. Overall the freshman football players gave it their best shot. PDavid Hodge avoids a potential tackle. 'Jia zz.. C. H, . ,ff Q... vt , ....... ...,.. .....- , -4 fm- W ...M M., ,, ta- ..... mm T ' 1 '2 i55 4.7L'glu6sr Q71 J Ygf Se. 5 asf faxgragf A my , , , M f 1. . ',.-1 - f M yy. .Qi V... gf vfnfif V' WF W :!..f 'T.E... ..... 5... S. X sl l - -11-. af e 'F-H 1 H 2 it 1 a . .. . . -A-W 11f.2.fi's. , . W f. , . f v . d , gf, 4, , . . . if , , 4, , ,.vf,. ,. L. as ATop from Left to Right: Roy Allen, Paul Sampson, Lynn Shirey, Desi Silguero, Johnny Castillino, Matt Kenjura, Shaler Pierce, John Woodham, Pat Raney, Paul Gre Keith Green, Tim Gregorek, Gary Williams, Albert Franklin, Tim Porter, David Hodge, Edward, Daniels, and Stone. Middle: Richard Rogers, Ken James, Rodney Harringtr Mark Lunn, Mark Grant, Doug Hazlewood, Lawrence Nauyen, Todd Smith, Ken Flores, Rodney Ramirez, Gilbert Lopez, Rodney Harris, Fred Warren, Juan Martinez, E Knippers. Bottom: Scott Jones, Randy Finley, Albert Arechiga, Craig Musset, Charles O'Quinn, Freddy Jordan, Jeff Forsyte, Chris Ward, Kevin Palermo, Pat Flax, Br Reeves, Gary Greensage, Terry McDonald, Devin Eiband, Ricky Williamson, Hunter Towns, - Sports 4 B E I