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

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4...1LznJL..., Smile And Say SEZ Checkin and rechecking her test strips for the correct print ex' posure Senior Kim Korenek thinks that she may have it this time. Photo by Jennifer Butler. L, iv J, 'Y' ' idx' s 'ledge 55 ' i g,, ip .gfgg5Q5gi5gg.ifjg Z -f tsii T, 'Gfilll-il' - es t.he :ff The photography club was newly formed this year by the photography teacher Mrs. Tina Garner. Getting together to discuss class pro- jects and possible future field trips was the main objective of the photography club. Sophomore Laura Jorden said that, being in the photography club is alot like having another photography class, plus we get to talk to everyone in the club from other classes. Written by Jennifer Butler. Members are: Joy Newbury, Steve Viktorin, Kim Korenek, Jenny Huang, Andrew Correll, Kim Terry, Crissyh Tweedy, Doug Adolf, Allison Garrett, Laura Jorden, Clay Richardson, Stephanie Decote, Jeff Cuthbert. Photo by Jennifer Butler. Exclaiming her surprise at having her picture taken, Senior Kim Korenek said, I'm the one who's supposed to take the pictures not be in them. Photo by Jennifer Butler. Being able to get the subject in focus is very important to junior Ricki Soto, because if a negative is not in focus then it will not produce a clear print. Photo by Jennifer Butler. Photo Club 71 .

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W . get . ,cmfa?e:m5aQxi.1..qiy'f . gfwmlffs-fi W La....eea?s. .Q 2 a - it 'ggi H ni gs uezs K is eweeaiiimqqgckr ,gb A, 5 R5 5. . il. --, . ' X . if .1 Q 3' f 2? -?Q:5J?ilT3i 9 , iff? T J ' '12vg..-- S h -' . ,f sgivfiisiifbsiaft' :L -P. sebfifwts,1'f:e:aatfa.f::w: 4 1 The focus of the Art Club is to visit art exibits, share ideas and take part in area shows. We did things after school like projects. It was seperate from class so that we could sell them at the district fair as a fundraiser, Senior Rodney Cerda said. At meetings we talked about different places to go and all of the different pro- jects that we could do, said Junior LeAnn Williamson. Some members of the Art Club were lucky enough to be able to participate in many different art shows around the city. Ten Art Club members participated in the Young Artists Sesquicentenial ex- position. Miki Hashimoto, Lee Martinez, and Eric Springstein were invited to submit work to the Houston Art Association Month Traveling Show. Senior Rodney Cerda had a piece of work that was reprinted for statewide distribution for the Ses- quicentenial. In addition Cheryl Kelly won 81,000 in scholarship to Shriners Tech this summer. The only student who made it to the state finals in National Scholastic competi- tion was Senior Angie Wheeler. Written by Jennifer Butler. 70 Art Club Masters Pieces Get nes ,..--I ,...,-- .' ' ff 5 iii 'ef . fi i Time for contest approaches and Sophomore Keith Petosky and Junior Alexis Caron work hard to finish pieces of work to submit as entries. Submitting ten pieces of work that are acceptable for competition takes a great deal of patience and hard work. As the days begin to dwindle down to deadline many extra hours are put into their portfolio's. Winning is the ultimate goal but having your work accepted as a possible entry is good enough for some. Photos by Richard Zaborowski. 'A-in J f .-I .r,4....-1 fggyaxi. , Y X -:vnq ,,,,i. i ..w,+33wv3f 'fm 5 'lf'Yi'55?As. W-4 'Ha.eK.,.g, .wg , Wg w syn. . '. D' f-, 5 NA ' 1 Q, 'Y ' ' 'Q '-was y ' ' +j'rF4 'f.1.. . , .. Members are: ffront rowl Angie Wheeler, Ms. Karen Dillard, Ms. Robin Mouton, Daisy Teoh. Cback rowl William Brooks,David Lopez,Jennifer Smith,Rodney Cerda,David Lopez,Kim Anh,Thuy Pham,Deanna Friar,Keith Petosky. Photo by Jennifer Butler. Double Page Spread by Jennifer Butln

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If someone ever walked in- to room E206, they would have seen people frantically running around the room comparing layouts, a few fil- ing film and the rest just try- ing to meet their upcoming deadline. This was just a small part of what yearbook staffers did. Being on Year- book Staff also meant taking time to go and sell ads. This was a required part of the class that played a significance in the staffer's grade. Not only did it take a great deal of time and dedication to put the Falcon together, it also took alot of money. Ac- cording to Yearbook Staff Advisor Mrs. Margie Com- stock, Our book cost ap- proximately S30,000 to pro- duce 1,000 books. We spent around 352,000 in photo sup- plies. In addition we purchas- ed a computer which will be paid out over three years. The staff helped pay for the cost of the book by selling ads totaling S4,000. There were many positive feelings toward the Yearbook Staff. Dawn Leavers, assis- tant editor, said that there was a unity in the class. She compared that unity to that of a family. Missy Buckalew, editor, expressed her feelings as having close relationships with everyone on staff. Laura Jordan felt that the Yearbook Staff seemed to be very special and the closeness between everyone was ter- rific. Because of this closeness that each of the staffers shared, the year pro- ved to be productive and suc- cessful. Written by Meridith Schaefer. taffer hare amily eelings 3 Z. I Beary Good Awards were awarded every month to outstanding contributors of the yearbook staff. Yearbook staffer and Photo Director Carol Sharp shows her award to Meridith Schaefer and Dawn Leavers. Photo by Richard Zaborowski. dh 3 rw Stephanie Cole and Holli Duong A M M mn .. 'f Laura . - 72 Falcon Staff Double Page Spread by Meridith Schaefe