Alief Elsik High School - Ramblings Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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 hird Annual Talent Show Act I Elsik Stage Am 01 Mime Encore Choir Karen Pollard Lujean Kreisncr and Anne Beveroth Terri Morgan Act II Feedback Lisa Boulware Sally Dipasiipil Susan Swi Hoppus Chris Everett Terri Morgan Teri Thornton Senior Rcvies Here You Come Again sung by Karen Pollard. P. KufTcl photo Red Rover, Red Rover. . . Encore Choir. P. KufTel photo Outstanding M.C.’s-Lisa Boulware and Chris Ayers. P. Kuflcl Photo Lead singer for the group Feedback is Robert O’Connor. P. KulTcl photo Talent Show 133

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That’s Entertainment The Talent Show, sponsored by the Student Congress, was held on February 17, 1983 with the assistance of Neil St. Clair, Steve Caporiccio, and numerous other helpful teachers. Many talented Elsik students tried out for the show, but only fifteen acts were chosen. Senior participant Ruthie Acting out “Little Red Riding Hood” - Anne Bcvcroth and Lujcan Krcisncr. P. KulYcl Dhoto The Barber Shop quartet - George Harrison. Chris Pappas. Frank Moore, and John Ross. P. KulYel photo Garcia states, “It was so much fun. The whole show seemed really professional. It allowed many people from various organizations around school to pool their talents together to create a night of entertainment. She lateradded, “All in all, it was a great experience.” Overall, the talent show proved to be a big success. Many peop! who attended it said that it wj Elsik’s best ever. ScniorChris Hrubesh sums it u by saying, “Thanks to the inginui of Mr. St. Clair and tl Outstanding talent that Elsi possess, the Talent Show was smashing success!” by Laurie Boydstu One ringy dingy . . . Amy Pierce. P. Kuftcl photo 132 Student Life

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 Hey big fella, wanna come straighten my curls?” asks Rus Burney. Come fly with me through the friendly skies,” says Valerie Spivey; Freshman Sale As the school year once again draws to a clod upperclassmen as well as underclassmen look forward to oj of the most exciting activities our school has to offer - tl Freshman Slave Sale. Little do these poor innocent freshmt know what fun things the upperclassmen have in store f them. Anything goes from singing on tables at lunch toescapii air raids in the halls, to pushing pennies across the floor wi their cute little noses. Perhaps the greatest part of this gala eve is seeing the “garb” that the freshmen are dressed in such greased back hair, make-up (on guys), diapers, and vario other paraphenalia. Even though these freshmen may geta litt embarrassed, in the end it’s all worth it - they help their cla make money for their Senior Prom and at the same time ha a fun and certainly memorable experience. by Debbie Strub Do ya think I'm sexy?” asks Otto Pedersen. 134 Student Life