Jesse H Jones High School - Talon Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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Memorial . . . Brazosport . . . Triumph Don't worry, Louie! It's just a Commodore in disguise! and Tragedg Jones continued its charmed life by beating the Memorial Mustangs 7 to 6. The first two quarters were a tense situation in which neither side made any decisive gains. Then came the third quarter. Louie Gavrel passed to Ted Scruggs for a touchdown. Me- morial counter-attacked and scored a touch- down. The Mustangs attempted to score again in the fourth quarter, but fine defensive play- ing by J ack Kovar stopped them in their tracks. Jones finally met tragedy at the hands of Brazosport. The first quarter began in a mood of apprehension and saw the Exporters score a touchdown. Jones remained scoreless until the second quarter when Scott Sands sprinted fifty-two yards for a touchdown. The fourth quarter, began on a note of opti- mism for Jones and ended in dismal sadness. Brazosport scored three touchdowns. Jones ex- ploded into life in the fourth quarterq Scott Sands passed to Larry Bailey for a touchdown. The Falcons desperately tried to score on sev- eral other occasions, but failed. After the final seconds had ticked away, the score was Brazos- port 28, Jones 15. Ronnie Still George Crockett Johnny Bingham 'gases Owens End End End n 0 Danny Hemperley Dennis Heimann Paul White Ballet' End End End

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Tommy Twiford Halfbaclc Rick McNeil Halfback Glen Bruce H al fback Falcons Qwoop Wlh Citg Championship fy ,? Falcon players pause in quiet anticipation Lee came within a hair of becoming city champions in a great battle against the Jones Falcons. Action began slowly in the first quarter. ln the second quarter Lee blasted to a quick lead by scoring a touchdown. The third quarter saw a flurry of activity that was climaxed by a Jones touchdown. As the game pro- gressed into the fourth quarter Lee secured its one point lead by scoring another touchdown. Things looked very grim for Jones. Louie Gavrel moved onto the gridiron and performed some true football magic. After many frustrating failures, he finally was able to complete a touchdown pass. The resulting tie situa- tion remained until the end of the game and ,lones won on first downs. Bucky Wilhoit L0UiS Mwre Donme Stlll Halfback Halfblwk En

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Our J.V.'s . . . Ci+g Champs Again!!! FIRST ROW Cleft to rightlz Tommy Phillips, Bobby Trafola, Larry Quast, Arthur Mounger, Charles Proctor, Bryan Wukasch Ward Busey, Joern Wilms. SECOND ROW: Grant Fratt, Mike Wollard, Ira Schemak, George Hughes, Mike Pipkin, Frank Olson Rick Harrison, Ronnie Harris, Angelio Palido. THIRD ROW: Doug Shores, Robert Bowling, Jac Hunt, Ken Fratt, Tommy Potter Bobby Jones, Jimmy Lawrence, Tommy Willingham, Leonard Brown, Mike Michales. NOT PICTURED: Tyrone Richard. Arthur Mounger makes touchdown run during the Lee LV' COACHES: Mr' Dennis and Mr' Ham!-ick' game. I47 9 1 1