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

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'VJ Q 5 .4 .K llf M 1 1 Mfr 5? iv CJ 1-1 ll , Sunrise Saturdays Greet Tracksters , 'i Before the sun appeared such Saturdays continued for underclassmenf' Sophomo smgygiititiiii V Q ',,,,h,, fd.. - Ms,ff,'g,4fffstr?iif5 S Witt wi. ,,,4,,g,.,'f'-',,.a:.s' sw r,., r - r , at i.el2.?5 .1 v . we 1.e -'M' -i ..,.,.,, -EXE, ' - f ' i fj y ' st . Q 1 . - jr ,- -qm:. a,- . . V A slr 1 i t 3ffa'5'P45WY:':'f affifriI WHILE seeing the 0 ponent out of the comer of his eye, Steve Roberson pushed harder to ensure Jersey Village a win. Photo by Carol Sharp. KNOWING that the hurdles were one of the teams strongest events,Jason Smith puts that extra effort into the race to get those few extra points toward victory. Photo by Paul Carnell. over the parking lots of Jersey Village, track members loaded onto the bus that would take them to the meet. This sounded rather normal, except the members met every Saturday at 6:00 a.m. When most students were in bed recovering from their Friday night activities, track athletes had already run several miles and com- peted in many events. These over two months, with most meets taking place in March. The track team, under the direction of Coach Marty Ed- wards, trained everyday after school. Although the training was extensive, the team had difficulty placing in the ac- tual meets. We did not do as well as last year, but we did alright considering the team consisted of mostly Paul Carnell said. Eve though no runners advanc1 to Regionals, Steve Robersr placed third at the Distri meet. Although the team's effor did not produce trophies ribbons the young men mai tained a positive attitucf This year was fine, but ne year, watch out , Sophom Claude Anello said. Writtc by Britt Alexander. .il-: muvw. W 1..- ,,.1-.- . i if A. .., me Y - rf.'.E.Y 'Jw-vga' r , g,r.,:f.,., Jw Y, lylillglnli '::f:1.g.f-Q' r f.-....,, 1 'r wr-'-.wiv ,sv-.v qw - M. , ,rr ' 4, I , me A luv.- . - 230 Boys' Track Double Page Spread by Britt Alexander.

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. ' s vc , ,E:.. ' w-..- W l ff? J , , . . 1 3 i .vi . . , 5, .Q . 1 4 ij A. W lllltllr E X -f T GETTING that great jump start, Varsity runner Emily Burr soars in her bid to place in the long jump. Such great strength is what helped give Jersey Village those few extra points toward placing. Photo by Carol Sharp. AT the district meet held at Langham Creek, Iris Dalfrey puts forth her all in the shot put event. Iris' energy enabled her to advance to the State meet in May. Photo by Carol Sharp. ---: fl ENERGY 1 Two Events Go To Regionals The crowd yelled and cheered the Lady Falcon on as she passed the stands striving for a win. Several members from the team jumped from their bench as they waited to see who would cross the finish line first. The Lady Trackers had many new faces, most being sophomores and freshmen. We had a new taLENTED TEAM. We did fairly Well in our season, but we lacked in experience with the fresh- men, but eventually they were able to do better, Iris Dalfrey said. A serious problem occured with the arrivial of six week and semester grades. Because of the no pass-no play rule, five varsity lettermen were not allowed to run with the team. The no pass-no play rule caused much concern but the remaining team did not give up. They did their best, Senior Nicole Conway said. The team consisted of several outstanding ml bers. Iris Dalfrey placed 1 in shot put and discus District. She then advan to Regionals held in N quite, attaining a first in s put and second in discus State she recieved seve place. Sonya Pickens also an excelent job. She ran 400 at District, placing th At Regionals she ran the placing fourth. Written Rosie Marquis. -4nn.g,,y of Q' Atl.. , .1, 01, ,g-egg..-v. S, K 232 Girls' Track Double Page Spread by Rosie Marq