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

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W ltlng for e lg da A petite teenager, forced out of a mob of students, emerg ed motronless and staring at 2 700 students that filled the Commons Being curious, as well as scared the boy moved and took a seat while he waited for the first bell of the first day of his first year of high sehool For the most part, everyones first year of high school was a year of adjustment Gettrfxg use to new surroundings as well as new teachers was the mam objective of a freshman But as years and grade Esfassxficatxons went by, students were still wanting for the day of graduatlon After 12 years of ABCs 1+2-3, and Wes, France 13 in Europe, Seniors were ready to graduate But even with the excitement that the final year of high school brought, students had mixed, inner feelings about then' future What about the future? ' was a major ques teen that students asked themselves Even with the thrall of mass-masses being near, it strll sent confusion through Qmkmds But just as a freshman adjusts to Ins first day offlasiiiisehool, so must a graduate adjust to hls new why ofirfe Written by Missy Buckalew diy. I Y Q K f- 11 qs- Developing contact sheets, printing photos and ' d'ff 15 techniques for getting that just right picture is notusrlllyg wliafglilotogzglgfligr Students do- IP Order to display their vvork, they must mat it, like what Junior Andy Correll is doing. Photo by Jennifer Butler. Trying t0 get' in a final practice before the Odyssey of the Mind regional com- petition, Senior Enc Sims, a member of the Great Art Lives a line arts team rehearses his part. Photo by Keith Rollins. y ' Sometimes when things move a little slo ' S ' W 1 F ' he Ends some extra time for a nap. Photlxllgw 152:39 Bsrllihlgvergmm S classes, 140 The Defenda.nts lPeopIe

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he pressure began at the start of the year to produce 820,000 for the Senior Prom. The goal was met with ac- tivities such as a dance, and with the selling of magazines, as well as Senior Show Offs. 'Tm so excited that our class pulled together to raise the money. I knew we could do it! exclaimed Melissa Wafer. The success hasn't just been the class or the offficers, it's been Mrs.Alyea. She's done most everything for usg organize prom, help us with Senior Show Offs, and work- ed with us on our dances. She's been the best sponsor any class could ask for, Michael Castellano said. Iris Dalfrey concluded, Even after the Valentines Dance, we were still in danger of not having enough money to complete the plans we made for prom. Senior Show Offs was our last hope for making the rest of the money. With the final success of making the money, we produced the best prom ever. Written by Dawn Leavers . i Tracy Abrom Kelly Adams Kelly Adams f-3, Van Adams Doug Adams Danny Ahlgrim Monica Alvarez Michael Anderle Stephanie Anderson Mimi Armanious Jeff Auld Kurt Avery Melissa Avery Douglas Ayers Valarre Ayers Yong Back Jackie Baker Stephanie Baker Robert Barham LeAnn Baron 142 SeniorslSeniors Succeed 'Sv Double Page Spread by Dawn Leave