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

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Trey Rutherford anxiously awaits hisdiplo S. Lackey photo Class President Julia Perry gives her speech. S. Lackey photo The last good-bye We first started out as children - unsure of ourselves and our surroundings. We sought out those who were like ourselves, and friendships were formed. Some of those first friendships have ended, but many have grown into the close relationships we now share with the people we have grown up with. Now we are considered adults; the end of our first stage of education is complete. Finally, it is the time we have dreamed of during the seemingly endless hours we have spent in classrooms. Graduation: Our main goal for the past thirteen years. Though graduation was a happy occasion for all, the tears flowed as we realized that those with whom we have shared the fullest part of our lives with will no longer be there. The hardest words said on May 25, 1983 were the “goodbyes”. Although most of us will m admit it, we will miss high schoc Elsik holds many memories for i all, both good and bad. The goc ones we will treasure always, tl bad ones we will hopefully be ab to look back on and laug Whichever the case, four of tl most important years of our enti lives were spent at Alief Elsik Hij School. by Ruthie Garci 46 Seniors

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Most Likely to Succeed Sally Dipasupii and JcfT Bryant - Most Likely to Succeed Most Talented Terri Morgan and Chris Ayres - Most Talented Kristi Skinner - Most Humorous Most Humorous Jay Stricklen - Most Humorous Senior Favorites 45

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We’re the best as you can see, Senior class of 83! 11 Jewell EIsil| Awards Brena Baumann Karen Gremminger Charles Stinneford Michael Kennedy Award Alice Chang Schoolboard Outstanding Student Awards Jeff Bryant Kristi Skinner ledictorian, Eric Stamm S Lackey photo “Where’s my mom?” Robert Molloy.S Lackey photo Graduation 47