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

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International Club - 105 JETS - 12' Honor Roll -11. Rhonda Noble: FFA -9, 10, 11 lreserve cham ion steerl 12 ijudging awar and leadership awardl' VOE -12. Robert Oealers: Vo -AG - 9 10 11, 123 VICA -125 VO - AG Coop - ll' Most Pro- ductive in Beef Cattle - . Denise Oliver: Dustettes - 9' Choir - 9, 10 11 12. Karen Olsen: Industrial Arts - 10' HOSA - 12 ttreasurerl' Sr. Men 81 Women - 12. Kris Or- sak: Mu Alpha Theta - 10 11 12: JETS - 11, 123 Spanish Club -10 ll' Basketball Manager -11 12. Darrell Parchman: Football -9 10, 1 12' Baseball - 9 10 1' Track' Industrial Arts -9 10 11, 12' Sparks' Industrial Arts - 8 lst place ribbons 2 best in division trophies, 6 2nd place ribbons 4 3rd place ribbons. Leigh Ann Parnell: Swim Team - 9 DECA -12, Sr. Men 8: Women +12. Sean Peoples: Football - 9' Basketball - 9, 10, 113 OEA - 11' Spanish Club -11' Sr. Men 8: Women -12' Bill Archer Student Intem -11' Winner of Make the World Your Fair Essay Contest -11. Linh Pham: Gold Dusters - 9 10 ll 12' Campus Life - 9, 10' Medical Career Club - ' French Club - 9 103 Honor - 9 10 11' National Honor Society - 10 11, 123 Ex- ce ence in Dance -115 Outstanding in Interpretation of Dance Routine - 12' Best Improved Junior in Drill Team - 115 National Honor Merit -123 Whos Who 'n America - 12. Than Pham: Leo Club - 9 10' SACA - , 5 'u -5 12' National Honor Society -11, 12' International Club - 9 10, 12' Utopia - 12' Spanish Cu - 9, 10 11, 12' Fu ure Medical Careers Club - ' TAFE - 125 JETS - 5 HAMUN - 12' Speech Club -12' Academic Decathlon -12, Certificate of Award English III, Certificate of Award American History -11' Cer- tificate of Excellence for Spanish II III - 10, 11. David Phillips: FFA -9,10 11,12. Paula Phipps: Cheerleader -10 II: Spirit.Club -10,11 12' - 1, 12' Sr. Men Women - 12. Chau Phung: Spanish Club -10 11 12' Medical Careers Club -10 12' Industrial Arts -95 French Club - 10 SACA -10, 11, 123 Inter- national Club -10 12' National Honor Society - 12' History Fair - ll llst at JV, 3rd in district 2nd in regionals, 5th in siatel, 12 13rd at JVl English III academic award. Monica Phatia: SACA -9 10, 11 12' JETS -11, 12' TAFE -11, 12: Medical Careers - 9, 10, 11 12: French Club - 0 11, 12' French Honor Society -11, 121 National Honor Socie- - 11 12' Utopia - 3 HAMUN -12' Mu Alpha Theta -12: Biology Club -123 Com- puter Math Club -105 Sparks -11' JV Leaders - 12' History air - , 12 flst at ' English I Award -9' Physical Science -9' Study Skills - 9: two poems in In Flight -11. Blake Plaisance: Photo- graphy Club - 11, 123 Sr. Men 8: Women - 12. Rachel Rope: CSU - 9' FBLA -12, Sr. Men 8: Women -12' Outstanding in English - 9. Jon Potcinske: Football -11, 123 Academic Decathelon nominee' Health Award. Beckie Potter: German Club -10, ll, 12: JV Leaders - 12' Sr. Men 8: Women -12' FLASH -12. Bill Pyror: Football - 10, 11, 123 aseball - 9, 10, 11, 12' - dustrial Arts - 9 llst place in area state, national for elec- tric deer feederjg AG - 11 125 FCA -11, Most Outstanding AG I student. Oscar Quin- ENIOR CREDITS Raquel Martinez Arceli Marquez Vance Maxwell Butch Maywald Melissa McClellen -1 of, 5 Q I X i .' ,1- i - -V . ' f 5 wi' 1 er ,Q -,, ' -. ' 'f A . . ' 1 f X i i R,-1 lk? 'E' . . . R nl ' ' 'C .-9, 3- - N ' . . ' i A Xl F f f X . tix qsquitv Q QQ ,i -g It ifva - 1 . . ,, Fu Lis -,. -' 1 '85 Carol McDonald Holly McGowan Connie McK0wn Roxanne McLeroy J oeyn McPeek Laura Medley Chris Medlin Carl Messana Shawn Mullins Scott Messec Robert Meyer Greg Michels Steve Middleton Bobby Moeller Ronnie Moftitt Guadelupe Molina Alma Molina Stephen Moore Melissa Moss Theresa Motes Seniors 153

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heorles Applled , aper air plane contests and egg drops may seem to be strange maybe even unrecogmzable activities for some yet these were activities in which Physics students participated Activities such as these were very important for the students so that they could see the physics theories applied to thmgs that they could understand Many of the Physics students plan on pursueing this field of study because once they have tried physics they see how much in their every day lives to which it applies Students planned and worked for long periods of time to make the structures for one of their ac tivlties They had to weigh a certlan amount and meet other specifications which were set by their teachers before they began building their structures for this project. These projects were not only a lot of fun but also very challanging.They were also learning experiences for me, because if my structure did not meet specifications I had to modify it until the specifications were met, Steven Butler said. Written by Jennifer Butler. fr! gs g fir, Getting the adustments right on her paper airplane Senior Gillian arrnichael is convinced that hers will be better than everyone elses airplanes. Photo by Jennifer Butler. Britt Littleton Eva Lo Benny Locket Adriana Longoria Laurie Longoria Dina Lopez Maricela Lopez Ste hanie Loveless Samantha Loyd Le Lu Brad Lucas Sharon Lundquist Kim Lytle Rex Maciejeski Lee Mamone Joanna Malono Denise Marcantel Jennifer Marshal William Marshall Barbie Marrs 152 Seniors!Theories Applied E-V Double Page Spread by Jennifer

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Edmond Nadeau Gary Nall Richard Nash Osman Natar Joy Newbury x Ronda Newman Hung Ngo Doan Tran Nguyen Khue Mai Nguyen Thuan Nguyen Christopher Nicholosi Rhonda Noble Juanita Norsworthy s, Todd Novak Sean Ocker Robert Oehlers Denise Oliver , Karen Olsen -, Kris Orsak Jesse Osteen eing able to be up close and in person with marine wildlife was one of the many activities that Marine Science students took a part in. Senior Robert Smith examines an alligator, one of the many reptiles which was viewed for study. Mrs. Nadine Dickson was one of the biology teachers that was there to help handle the animals on display. During class that day many other reptiles were also exhibited such as a boa constrictor and an iguana. Studying reptiles was one of the many areas explored by Marine Science classes. Collecting aquatic specimens from Galveston in early September was also an activity of the students. In Galveston we went to the Bogs and collected crabs. It was also the funnest part of the trip because it was really muddy and everyone either fell or was pushed into the mud, Laura Medley said. Written by Jennifer Butler. 154 SeniorslJ V Zoo