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

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Varsity veterans When you think of out- standing athletes, immediately two names come to mind: David Walker and Jeff Bryant. Both were selected to play varsity football for their sophomore year and have now played varsity for three years. “When I was chosen to play varsity football I was excited and scarccd. It took some getting used to but the coach helped me through it,” David said. He also commented that his friends didn't treat him any different. He felt that the underclassmen who arc moved up to varsity get some harrassment, no matter what sport, but it also gives them a great opportunity to excel in that sport. “I was excited and Nervous about playing varsity football,” Jeff said. He commented that his dad being head coach had little to do with him playing varsity his sophomore year. At that time varsity had several injuries, and he was called on to play because of the lack of personnel for the position. Both David and Jeff will continue to be involved in football. David will be going to the University of Houston on a four year scholarship. Jeff will consider academics as well as football when he chooses which athletic scholarship to accept. by: Christy Mata Martinez, Carolina Martinez, Kenn Martinez, Oscar Martz, Jane Massie. John Mata. Christy Mala. Jose Malhiason, Tony Mathur. Anjal Matthews. Susan Maturan, Johan McCormick. James McCoy. I.eeAnn McCreary. Kyle McDonald. Kathy Seniors 19

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McGaughy, Adde McGhee. Traci McMahan, John Meador, Glenn Meeks, Karen Meier, Bry an Meinecke, Angela Meyer, Denise Middaugh, Robert Milam, Jim Miller, Rhonda Miller, Scott Mills. Tony Minkel, Jim Minnick, Janie Mock, Kathy Finals make you crazy, here's proof! Sally Dipasupil, Eugenia Algazc and Mike Chow. Photo C. Bell No finals!?! What a relief! After four graduating classes, the Seniors of '83 received the privilege of final exemptions. Though this only effects the spring semester of each graduating class, seniors feel it is a well-deserved privilege. In order to avoid taking the final, seniors must have no more than four absenses and a grade of a “C” or above. Knowing that they might not have to take a final exam can relieve much tension and aniexty and make life just a little bit easier for each senior. by: Colleen Baker 20 Classes