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

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YY' Yfy I STRUGGLING to finish the long district meet, Senior Glen Gaidousek races ahead of the other runners towards the finish mark. Photo by Stephanie Cole. AT the starting mark, Juniors,Burt Humphreys and Todd Greenlaw begin their endurance run across Cypresswood Park at the district meet. Photo by Angie Hammer- stein. fn GIRLS group Photo by Britt Alexander. Boys Group Photo by Dawn Leavers. CROSS COUNTRY TEAMf ROSTER GIRLSJ Verona Sangalang Amy Enloe Becky Fisk Michelle Crouse Marie Nevarez Grace Mendoza K.K. Dodd Lisa Gross CROSS COUNTRY TEAM ROSTER BLOYSJ T John Sylvester John Cochran Brandon Humphreys Todd Greenlaw Don Alexander Eddie Montago Brian Trivett Richard Renquist Otis Parker Burt Humphreys Kirk McLaren Jimmy Franks Glen Gaidousek Rhett McLaren Cross Country 215 . ,

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'Qu ...M O iffy! fi' . EVEN in the humidity, Freshman K.K. Dodd fights to keep ahead of the other runners by carefully pacing herself. Photo by Angie Ham- merstein. AT the begining of the strenuous meet, Freshman K.K. Dodd, Verona Sangalang, and Becky Fisk, compete for that winning start. Photo by Angie Hammerstein. i GLORY FEET fl Team Accomplishes Goals Off the cement and onto the grass, the runner hurried- ly raced through the trees and bypassed the other runners. After locating the finish mark, the runner pushed himself triumpantly over the mark. This was a typical setting for the Jersey Village Cross Country Team. They par- ticipated in various meets each Saturday, and worked to Q , Q . - ,, the best of their ability in making the season a good one. We really worked hard, but there was more we could have done, Sophomore Amy Enloe said. The training they were put through was very strenuous on the team members, but overall helped them in the long run. Rain or shine, the team put in four to six hours a day, either around Jersey Village for endurance, or th4 track for speed. Under the coaching of M1 Al Flores and Ms. Dian. Reed, the majority of thi team felt that district wa their best meet. We had a pretty good year. Some of u accomplished our persona goals, Sophomore Mari Nevarez said. I know I ac complished mine. Writtel by Britt Alexander YM' .5 :J f ,Q . s .t f ' aw.: ., , , K my if . - 214 Cross Country Double Page Spread by Britt Alexand

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YH 1 iwufat.. ' K tab-1 AS Mario Elias, senior, dodges around a Cy-Creek defense player he keeps the ball under control. Photo by Steve Tise. LOOKING for a offensive player, Goalie Keith Axtell holds on to the ball in the game againist Nimitz. Photo by Steve Tise. 'l PLAIN FUN Y Playing Just For Kicks The game dates were set, and the nets were hug, as the team walked out on the field they felt confident about their games. Varsity had a record of four wins and six losses and two ties with their best game aganist Nimitz with a score of 5 to 1. The team had a bet- ter season while also in- cluding better ball skills of control and trapping the ball, said Coach Robert Stoss. With new equipment and now being able to play in the Cy-Fair stadium the players felt that the Soccer team was being recognized in the school and district. The team had many valuable players. Players as Noel Williams and Colen Carmichael were voted by the most was team members as valuable. Our team talented in many areas,', said Bart Walker. The Junior Varsity had a record of three and five losses with Kirby Nash considered to be Most team wins Valuable by Coach Flores 2 a result of his numerol goals. Their best game we against Eisenhower with score of 4-3. Even knowir that Eisenhower was a ver talented team, they felt conf dent about going up again: them. The team members cor sidered themselves pret1 good and all team membel replied We'll get 'em ne: yer! Written by Stev Tise. , 1 .,., 5, , A 216 VarsityfJunior Varsity Boys Soccer Double Page Spread by Steve Ti: