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

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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

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For Effort The Varsity Volleyball Team could be found in the gym improving skills and learning new techniques long before school doors ever opened. With only three returning members the girls knew they had their work cut out for them. We lost a lot of people and it was like starting all over again with new people. We knew the people but working and learning to play as a team is another story, said Donys Reid, District began with a fine showing for the Falcons defeating the Klein Bearkats on our home court. Sandra Boren said, After our first game l was really satisfied. We played a terrific game - we did almost everything perfect. lt looked as if all our hard work during the summer was going to really pay off. The remainder of the season was highlighted by only three other wins. The team agreed that they were not lacking in ability and at- tributed their 4-l2 season to inexperience. According to Sandra Boren, We played many tough, close games and lost. lt seemed wejust didn't have any luck going our way. Despite the lack of wins, the team never gave up hope and con- tinued fighting for every game. l know we could have done better. lf anyone looked at our record they would think we weren't a very good team. We were a good team with a lot of talent but we just couldn't get everything together, said Diana Bishop. P Donys Reid and Diana Bishop set up a double block. ,X '-...sf JP? A Kathy Elliott calmly positions herself for a A Top row: Sandra Boren, Gale Harvey, Manager Scarlett Gray, Donys Reid, Diana Bishop. Middle row: Deanna Ande bring-up. son, Cheryl Loe, Kendra Leschper, Kathy Elliott, Bottom row: Sylvia Martinez, Donna Black. 1 - Volleyball