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

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PSYCHING himself up during the game, Tony Pham silently hopes he serves an ace. Photo by Julie Mon- tgomery. WITH a determine look on his face to win, Eric Lauda prepares for his opponent's serve. Photo by Julie Mon- tgomery. lx , iii T Lff'f2a i ' ,i.g u a mf Hqoq q,'VV - 1 ,E W 2g 5i,2 M - ifl'i WM ni-, W ,,,.- f Q f iq? i I Q x afnvi rfewx JERSEY ILLAGE VS. Spring Woods Cy-Fair Waltrip Taylor Northbrook Klein Oak Klein Cy-Fair Cy-Creek TE Won Lost Won Lost Won Lost Won Lost Lost RUSTER Shlla Patel Trang Le Joanne Hundl Donna Manning Jerry Martinez Tony Ngo James Vu Andy The Randy Davis Chuck Manno Huy Pham Paul Shah Steve Park Thlen Nguyen Yong Baek Joe Chiu Matt Bammel B111 Engledow Martm Knudsen Eddie Rucker Paul Blerwagen Eric Lauda Tony Pham Keith Westheimer Junior Varsity Tennis 243 . -

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if Nil- if if . Q' 7. V b ' U t Q 'm 1 35 l ...ee DETERMINATION to win is the leading force for Stephen Butler as he breast strokes towards the finish. Photo by Jennifer Butler. AWAITING the results of the last race Senior Steve Grychka talks to teammate Tony Morales. Photo by Jennifer Butler. ill? .-1 SPLASH!! Teams Strokes In Wins Eleven at night and the on- ly sound heard was the poun- ding of weights on the floor and the exasperating sighs of the next heavier weight not being lifted. This was a regular occurance in the households of swimmers dur- ing the entire swim season. Working out for hours every day both at home and t .2 Y, ! l if J we e .E . X at the gym were a regular part of my swim team training. I undertook that for myself apart from the regular team workouts, Senior Steve Grychka said. Swimming lap after lap after lap after lap until ex- haustion took over was also a daily task taken up by all the swimmers on the team. N. X TOTAL concentration is required by Doug Boran to complete his dive with precision. Form is the ultimate goal of diver and Doug is a perfect example of this. Photo by Jennifer Butler. Towards the end of t season as the district me drew near swimmers could found doing more laps a lifting more weights than a other time of the year. It pf off when both the boys a the girls teams took seven place in the district me Written by Jennifi Butler. 244 Varsity Swimming Double Page Spread by Jennifer BL