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

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Renae Wansik :- ,r fm,:4j,4,L,.f':5.-.. ' -M -- is -r-- Q wr IX 1egfii,', w ,. , ,,, '-,j Q.. a.:5,,. W-111g?N',gi'!i-'-g,-Hws. Wgigzf a. ww.-nA.2fm:i4s,:azQ....:,s.,4,zxif ,, xi, . : . ws- ompetition. No longer were just the athletically inclin- ed able to partake in the glory of winning or, as the case might be, the agony of defeat. The team of John Hargrove, Patrick Walsh, Lee Hsu, Shannon Lyrely, Carol Hienke, Thao Pham, Cara McDonald, Darrell Gast, and Jason Sharp competed in the Academic Decathalon on February 1, 1986, from 7:00 am until 5:00 pm in a series of individual and team tests. Sponsored by Robert Dennison, Mary Brown, and Nancy Gause, the Academic Decathalon was initiated into Jersey Village. Academic Decathalon is a nationwide competition bet- ween high school students competing for scholarships and recognition of universities all over the country. Many hours after school as well as weekend meetings were needed to properly prepare for competition, said Shannon Lyrely. Students had strong incentive, though, with the possibility of earning a considerable amount in scholarships if advanced to nationals. The compilement of our individual test scores determin- ed our final score. Also, a team event, Super Quiz, allowed each member of our team to receive up to five points each to add to our score, explained Lee Hsu. Cara McDonald, Patrick Walsch, and John Hargrove all received third place ribbons in individual competition. L'We really had a lot of fun together. It didn't seem like work at all! said Patrick Walsch. I felt we did very well for our first year. We'll probably do even better next year,'l felt Shannon Lyrely. Written by Parrish Herbert. Juniors!Going for Gold Alvin Warren Zondra Warren Beth Weaver Craig West Antoinette White Stephanie White Lawrence Whiteing Kevin Whitton Robert Williams Lana Williamson Lee Ann Williamson Robert 'Wilson Candace Wiman Steven Witt Kimberly Wolf Lisa Woods Patrick Woodson Eddie Wright Cassandra Yarbrough John Y erby Kevan 'York Virgie York Shodara Young Kimberly Zoch ,..- C 169 .

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Glrls Ask Guys hile Joy Fabello Laura J orden Keith Rollins and Ross Tiemann painted a large sign Amy Sowa along with Holli Turnbough made posters and hung them up. These were some of the few preparations that the students did to set the Commons up for the Sadie Hawkins Dance that evening. The dance, being just one of the few respon- sibilities of the Sophomore Class Officers, took a great deal of time and dedication. I really had fun participating in class activities, Keith Rollins said. In order to have a suc- cessful dance, the officers made arrangements to have a good D.J. delicious refreshments and plenty of chaperones. In addition to arranging and decorating the dance the of- ficers also organized a fundraiser, a gift catalog filled with many different gifts to raise money for their Senior Prom. Written by Meridith Schaefer. Moon A Chris Abel Michael Abram 5: Sandy Acree Tammy Adams Shannon Adolph Susanne Agathos Claudia Aguilera Diana Aguirre Victor Aguirre Senthil Alagarsamy Britt Alexander Debbie Alexander Don Alexander Adam Alfaro Jeff Allen Joanna Allen Mark Allred Jon Andrews Maria Aquinaldo Susan Archer Paige Armstrong Pablo Arroyave Craig Atzenhoffer Kenny Atzenhoffer Deanna Auld Kathy Avery Ruben Ayola Yong Back Salman Baig Brandi Bailey Reynard Bailloa Shay Baines Sandra Baker Tim Baldwin Emily Baluyot Colette Baranowski Carmen Barrera Jenni Barrett Sandy Barron Lynne Batchelor Tim Bates Jennifer Baumann Lisa Bauer Andrea Beazley James Beck Doug Becker Renea Been Howard Behrens 55 , Diane Bell 5 A' Jennifer Bell ' ' 7 . 5' Shannon Benedict Allison Benjamin g Sergio Berbel ' - , A .mg . Karen Bergeon .4 I li' if ' A Andrew Bionosa ii . 170 Sophomores!Officers Front: Keith Rollins, Treasurer. Second row: Laura Jorden, Secretary and Amy Sowa, President. Back: Joy Fabello, Vice President. Photo by Joy Newbury. .f-4 Double Page Spread by Meridith Schae