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

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alms i- TEE OFF Golf Swings Into Action wg 1 , ,Q .4 I. l J? Ile I' 'Y Av :iitk 2563 - 1 5-Eau: A - s. Saw s PUTTING everything she has into her swing, Tracy Johannes finishes the season as the number one Girls Golfer. Photo by Carol Sharp. DISPLAYING proper technique Marcus Malonson drives for a sure par. Photo by Carol Sharp. MY ball had an attraction for every tree and lake on the courses we played, Kim Williford said. Photo by Carol Sharp. CONCENTRATING in an attempt to birdie Carol Sharp plays the ninth hole at Bear Creek Golf Course. Photo by Kim Williford. Early in the morning, the golf teams tee into a golden sunrise. Spending all day dodging trees and lakes they approach the 18th hole with a look of determination. It is not how big you are, it is how hard you try! Senior Tracy Johannes said of the girls team. The girls team finished 6th out of 11 teams in district. t'The hardest tournament was district at Bluebonnet, because I lost alot of balls and spent the day in the trees and lakes, Sophomore Kristi Clark said. The boys team struggled all season having to compe against four state teams ' every tournament. The recieved 15th in district. All the tournments we hard, but the hardest wa district, Sophomore Ki: Williford said. Written k Carol Sharp. -s. 35' ings-Kes :gint 1 ,Q WE' ? 246 Golf Double Page Spread by Carol Sha

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ft Mile 314. I t ' f F5 r F' 1 z, if 1' +4 N, bi PUTTING everyting she has into every pitch Sophomore Marie Black leads the team into victory a ainst Langham Creek. Photo by Carol Sharp. Holding her breath, hoping it will not hurt, Junior Celeste Higgins slides safely into third base. Photo by Carol Sharp. .- 248 Softball I DETERMINATICN I Hard Work Pays Off Spending long, hot hours practicing everyday after school in the Spring, produc- ed an awesome softball team. The practicing produced rewards besides a seasoned and ready team. The best part of practice was getting a great tan, Sophomore Cindy Thompson said. Coaching a team of 18 girls with versitle abilities allowed Coach Cindy Smith to play the girls anywhere she needed them. I prefer coaching a smaller team so that all the players are not sitting on the bench. I had over 40 people try-out. It was so hard to nar- row it down to the group of 18, Coach Smith said. Youth seemed to prevail on the team, but still their deter- mination to succed brought a second place standing for them. We had an excellent team, but we were so youn We put up a good fight Sophomore Kim Willifol said. With five coaches in tl last five years the team hi had difficulty in maintainil any consistency. A consi tent philosophy and strateg would help build the team strength, Coach Smith sai Written by Carol Sharp. . ' f'fEt?'P,4i - . Qi' ,ff.,' ,'-,Qt-we ' T244,,fs'i3E55.ree:fs:,- if ' tl ' '1 -59353-?'fsS' ti Z 4 '13 , 5' 5 .V R J ti 1 '9'!W 5 . V ,w 1 Double Page Spread by Carol Shar