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

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Q Freshmen B team player, Sta Kwkiefgwicz, waits patiently to l I'OII11SC 0 f0fI1OI'I'0 Freshmen and sophomores Worked hard It's new! That's right, we had a new football team - the sophomore team. These dedicated sophomores started practice at the beginning of August. They practiced twice a day for three hours each. Once school had started, the team practiced after school from two-thirty until five or five-thirty - depending on the workout. All of this practice payed off, too. The sophomores, were fairly successful for their first year as a new team. Coach Trial felt, These boys have done a really fine job this year. I am proud of their strength, especially for a team so small in number. The enthusiasm of the coaches seemed to reflect upon the players. Robert Barham, number seventy- two, said, This team allows all of us to play and sharpen our talents. On Varsity or junior Varsity we might not get the chance to play at all. Rob Meyer, number thirty-four, explained that be- ing on this team benefited all of the players. He stated, This will give us the experience it takes to play Working hard, Ryne Manaban tries to break his way out of the mound of bodies while Tom Anne looks on. Giving a worried look, Ricky Soto watches the game from the sidelines. - I .Ill I Varsity andjunior Varsity. Clyde Hayes, number sixty, gave his opinion very strongly when he commented, We aren't compared to Varsity orjunior Varsity, which is goodg and in the years to come, we will be together as a team - a win- ning team! The players on the freshman team came from Dean and Campbell junior High Schools. It was their first time to practice and play as a high school team. Allen Archer from Deanjunior High School felt, The prac- tice is much harder on us. I like the way we, as a team, work together though. Apparently, the A team did pull together. They closed their season 5-4-1. The B team gave it their best and tried very hard. Their season ended 4-5. All in all, they are looking forward to next year. 5 P-so 4- Chris Kalim rries to tackle his opponent asjolm Ganim comes to his aid. As Greg Pee! kicks the ball, Trey Cotten runs into position to catch the ball. freshman and sophomore football t

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min While showing his best blocking, Greg Michels impresses the crowd with his persistence. Glancing at the field, Denmlv Descent and Daryl Parcbrnan watch their teammates gain six points. Anxiously awaiting the ball to surface, Leonard Curley, number sixteen, stands away from the pile. Watching attentively from the sideline, Allen Crane, Freddie jorden, and jabn Rowe see how the different plays are transformed from the chalkboard to the playing field. wfmae ,,.i y junior varsity football

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Wk is If-K, . Running forward, David Diaz, blocks the oncoming line-up. Inset: john Cochran attempts to tackle the oppo- nent while Paul Higgens waits to block the oncoming man. Coach Stoxs gives the team a quick pep- talk as Davh! Ambrus thinks through the last play. 5 it 1 .., . The freshman line-up is ready to pounce upon any Tiger that gets in its way. Looking frantically, Keith Powe tries to find someone to throw the ball to. freshman and sophomore football