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

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A holf-frme Victory. Ir wos hord for me lo reolize whot hod just tioppened I felt vety fionored tfioi so mony sup- potted tne. Hotriecoming Queen Jen- nifet Detget sold obout fiet victoty of Tully Stodiutn D. Williams. All Stniles. A gleoming smile oppeors on Com! Chon s foce wfiile Eve McFoflond uses Chen ' s bock to help het top the ptogtessive pytomid The odtenolin was even highet thon usuol Chon said obout Homecoming- J. Putz. 22 All in Line. Rose-colored lipstick, blush ond blue eyeshadow point the faces of Tigetettes Liso Berzins and Suson Pietce as they stand in line formotion duting half-time entertainment at Tully Stodium J. Putz. A Mentor ' s Council. Heod Coach Ben Bloomer has o pep folk with linebocker Mitch Shelly while gome oction is still occurring. Bloomer is giving Shelly some tips on his gome strotegies ogoinst Hastings 6. Ootone. More HOME COMING . . .

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TOedic feaen I r is 6 P.M., Friday night. You pick up rhe phone and dial Q number. Your friend is nor home. You dial another number. This friend is not home either. You do it ogoin and again until, finally, you ore panicking and contemplating the ques- tion: What am I going to do tonight? Every student hod to qsI-; himself this question on Friday or Saturday night. Some ot- tended the football gomes then went to the donee after- wards. I like to be with my friends and I love to dance, Laurie Husmann soid. If there wasn ' t a donee, some students often went to Spoon ' s for dinner and to a movie. Rondy Divin, Jeff Good- win, Dill Wells and Greg Ham- mond sometimes catch a movie, according to Divin, Basketball or soccer gomes olso provided on enjoyable Nome Thot Tune, For extro money I ployed in o bond over the summer, Greg Borone soid Singing with Crolg Winfrey, they provided donee music for o teen night club once o month. J. Putz. evening for students, I usually go with some friends to o bosketboll gome and then to a movie and or out to eot, Mark Ultissoid, Parties were rhe main events on weekends, I go out with my friends usually to parties or to school gomes, Laura Rid- del! said. If there was not a party, some people Just stoyed home, ' My family, friends and I sometime get up a good game of Trivial Pursuit, Husmann soid. Others spent time with a girlfriend or boyfriend. Chris (McDee) and I sometimes go to rhe Zoo, Trisha Babb sold, Friday and Saturday nights were spent doing onything from bowling to polishing friends ' cars. It reolly didn ' t mat- ter what you were doing, just OS long OS you enjoyed it, BY MICHELLE RIDDELL Let ' s Donee. I go to meet people ond hove fun, Sandra Isrowi said Since she wos o Tigerette, eoch compony wos re- quired to ottend two donees to pro- mote school spirit J, Putz. I H H| pi m k ' H 1 1 n Pr mm 1 ,., H W Mm i n H i t M r M -s, v V ' ' « Footloose. I like to donee. Dove Ultis soid about attending the victory dances After cheering ot the football gome, Ultis v ent home to chonge and returns to the gym to sociollze and donee J. Putz. Table for Two. Mike (Pulido) ond I like Dirro Poretti ' s becouse we enjoy the food and romontic ormosphere, Sher- rene Ryon said They hove visited rhe reslourant ever since they started doting in 1983 J. Putz. than we bargained for

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ufuti £tj Ready for Action. How well the teom does portly depends on me I think mostly oboul my porticulor respon- sibilities. defensive end Dovid Wolker (40) sold of his mentol preparations G. Dotone. A Flowery Doy. Many students were oil flowered up for the onnuol celebration of Homecoming With ribbons flowing down her clothes, f hondo Alborron celebrates in style with a mum given to her by her parents G. Ooione. R ping over the Hastings Dears with a victorious score of 26-7, the Tigers attain- ed their fifth consecutive district victory and their first Homecoming triumph in several years. What wos supposed to be a tight game turned out to be a smashing defeat for the Deors. We thought they would give us a tough gome, but the crowd really pumped every one up and gave us o psychological lift, defensive tockle Don Loflin said As traces of relief and sotisfaction appeared on the players ' faces ot the end of the rst half, five onxious faces ap- peared on the sidelines before the boisterous crowd to await the crowning of the new Homecoming Queen, was kind of shocked becouse the other girls had just as much a chance as I did, Jen- nifer Derger said. I ' m so proud of the team and to be the queen for this year ' s football team. This is something I ' ll never forget. Unforgettable wos definitely the term for the Homecoming gome. ' It ' s great that we final- ly won Q Homecoming game. This is something memorable for me to look back on, especially since it occurred dur- ing my senior year, Miriam Kwon said. For certain persons like defensive tockle Loflin, this gome also was significant. Not only was Loflin the Homecom- ing King, he wos also the lineman of the week for his performance against Hastings. With our storting center out and having to switch other players oround, I thought we would have lots of problems, Coach Ben Bloomer said. Apparently the Tigers did not hove much trouble because we emerged as the victors We couldn ' t hove asked for a bet- ter borgoin. than we bargained for