Spring Woods High School - Safari Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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Scott Walker Andrew Wong Michael Worwick Tim Wosher Julie Ann Wednnore Chris Wicker ' f fS ' Mli ' ' ' - ' Wigginton EM Debbie Willioms Kecio Willioms Ronnie Wilson Joni Winfree Steve Wolfe Jennifer Yong ChongS Yi ' B than we bargained for 99

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Sondro Stohl Kelly Stephenson Is It Here? Anxiously owoiting from Doylor, Ashley Vining checks rhe moll for her occeptonce letter, I hod to four months for the lettet. I went ctozy, Vining sold, D. Willioms. OADTO COLLEGE Tohj Thomos Potti Tidwell Jeonetie Torres As March and April ap- proached, college bound seniors checked rheir mailboxes daily, anxiously awaiting a letter of acceptance or rejection from the college of their choice. I think it stinks. They ask you so much, Tero Singleton said. There was this huge packet of stuff from 5MU . . . thot was a pain, Louri Monday said. I mean, how mony times con you write down your social security number? Although applications for col- leges were long and tedious, the essay questions usually pro- vided some room for creativity. On the opplicotion to Rice . . . there was this box that said put anything that appeals to you in it, Joel Dodeoux soid. Since I ploy the guitar, I put a guitar pick in there. To gain acceptance to any college or university, on ACT or SAT score hod to be submitted. To gain on occeptoble score, most students took these ex- ams more than once. Since ac- ceptance to a college and scholorships often depended on test scores, college bound seniors felt pressure going into a test situation. I was o little scared . . . wondering if I would measure up. It was o pressure to moke a good score . . ., ' Monday said. Before choosing o college, seniors took advantage of o college visitation doy and visited a prospective college. It is hard to get the feel of a college from o handbook, Monday said. Although some seniors felt they hod o choice between entering the job market and at- tending o university, many did not. College . . . is pretty much your future; you cannot get anywhere without college, Mike Mines said With all the complications and time filling out college op- plicofions, many seniors wondered if it was worth it all. I do not know . . . they tell me so. My mother soys yes, Dodeoux said. It hod better be worth the pain. BYCAPiDY SOUTHERLAND 98 More SENIORS . . .

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Adorns. Detsy 9 Adorns, Kristi 9 Adoms, Porrice 10 Adorns, Rick 11 Adoms, Srephonie 9 Ahmodi, Sohilo 10 Alborron, Rhondo 10 Albrechr, Koro 11 Alexonder, Everett V Allan, Greg 11 Allan. Jennifer 9 Allegro. Vickie 10 Althous, Jored 10 Althous, Joson 11 Alvorez, Esther 10 Alvorez, Jorge 11 Alvorez, Leon 9 Anderson, Drion 10 Andrews. Melisso 9 Antes. Kyle 9 Antes. Trovis 10 Apollo, Cristina 11 Archer, Stocy 9 Armentor, Elizabeth ' Armstrong, Chris 9 Armstrong, Jeff 11 Armstrong, Laurie 9 Arthur. Mike 11 Artlip, Mork 10 Aryo, Sumeer 9 Atsinger. Aliso 11 Atsinger, Corlyn 9 Aulbaugh, Brian 10 Autrey. Louro 9 Averil. Hugh 10 Avilo. Irving 11 AvilQ. Tiny 10 Dobb. Trisho 10 Dae. Sue 10 Doiley, Louren 10 Doiley. Shondrdo 9 Doiley, Richord 9 Doker, Wes 11 Bolsinger, Renee 11 Donda, Orolio 9 Dandini. Keeno 11 Darker. Chris 10 Dornhouse. Tommie Dorrockmon, Jimmy Dorrogon, Corlos 10 Dorrilleoux, Jodi 10 Dorton, Charles 11 Darton. Heather 11 Dortosch. Terrie 11 Dorwis. Greg 11 Dates. Kristine 11 5 100 More UNDERCLASSMEN . . .