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

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Celebrate Good Times. Afrer rhe nighr pep roily, Korhie Gront and dore Alex Schlonge celebrated the holiday at o Halloween per- ry ' I loved rhe porry There was dancing ro music and lors of foodi Gronr said Grant dressed as o vintoge girl and Schlonge os Adorn Ant J. Pufz. Deck the Holls. Helping put up the lights was Mary Ann Humphreys ' co ntnbution to rhe Chrisrmos decorotjons. It was hord to balonce on the ladder, Humphreys soid, Humphreys decorated during rhe first week of December K. Oyrn. . than we bargained for 35

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ale c %e4 to M ime creeps by slowly as he anricipares rhe final piercing bell- Restlessness overpowers him OS he waits to find out rhe tryouf results that would be posted at the end of the school doy. The time wos getting near Tryouts meant much to the dedicoted people. It was imporront to me that I mode it becouse I hod a better chance this year. I ' m doing better this yeor, Chris Kohnen said about the boys boseboll team. Tryouts ore importont because of rhe stiff competition involved, Tommy Knox said about the bond rryouts The December tryout is the most important becouse we hove to get rhe people righr in eoch bond for concert season, Bobby Wren said. In order to be able ro tryout, many different requirements were set for each organization with good grodes o universal must. Ploying the Tune. In preporotion for rhe Moy tryouts, Mory Melugin proctices her tryout music on her French horn Melugin hos ployed the trumpet since sixth grade but chonged instruments in the middle of the year I ' ve only been ploying the French horn for hotf o semester ond I con olreody tell I prefer it over the trumpet, Melugin sold J. Pufz For rhe cheerleader tryouts, ■grades have to be up and if you hove hod suspension, they look in ro it ro see what you did. They take conduct into con- sideration, Karo Oishi said For extracurricular ocrivities, oil sub- jects must be possed , Requirements for Tigeretres were stiff, but slightly different froiTi the rest. You hove to keep up your grades, be in the weight limit and be able to dance, Karen Brown said. During the bond tryouts, many different emotions were present. Some people were nervous and others were just fine. It wasn ' t hard, but I wos nervous trying our in front of Mr. Wren, Knox said. Preparation before the tryouts either resulted in doing well and making it, or mentally preparing for the worst — be- ing cut, I think it ' s important and I wonr ro moke cheerleoder, but if I don ' t, I ' m preparing myself, Oishi sold. By AUQ]A SHAPLEY Kicking Around. ' Jockie is showing me pike during the second doy of the cheerleodering clinic for o flip out in the cheet colled Good, Better, Best, ' Ruby Williams sold. Mony juniors attended the cl inic in preporotion for the cheerleader tryouts 6. Borone Checking It Out. As J C Rozendoll finishes his speech, Donielle Huck, Comi Chon and Mike Bryant compote their speeches to IXozendool s I felt reolly ratty becouse J C s, Mike ' s ond Danielle ' s speeches were oil neotly computer-typed ond mine looked like o rough dtoft of o composition on notebook poper. ' Chan soid F. Teixeiro One ond Only. I ' m practicing o song colled Moss in D flot for solos, Bobby Linhort sold He procticed the piece of music obout 10 minutes o doy for weeks. Usually, he did not procnce thot much J. Putz . . .than we bargained for