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

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Junior Deborah Collier pauses during her lunch to show off her face painting. The Art Club sponsored the face painting on October 31. Photo by M. Spiller Senior Blue Bombers Brian Sandel, Mark Palumbo, Joel Marino and Steve Tebbanoshow theirstuff at the Powder Puff Pep Rally on November 17. Photo by R. Law PERSONALITIES 32 Personalities

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High School Ends and a New Life Begins Graduation is the end of the t times of your life, and the ;inning of what could be even ter, stated Senior Bobby ith. Commencement exer- •s were held Friday evening on May 25th at the Alief detic Complex. Out of a class 502, approximately 467 ally reached their goal, aduation. I've always looked forward graduation. Now that it is aally here, it is sort of sad to good bye to all the good es I've had here at Elsik, ealed Senior Dan Holland, wo very outstanding dents, Charles Bratka and hard Husseini shared the e of valedictorian both •ing a 4.09 grade point rage. Carol Curren took the title of salutatorian with the grade point average of 4.07. A mixtureof emotions filled all the seniors' minds. Some were happy and glad to get out while others felt very sad about leaving the halls of I-lsik. It feels so good to know that thirteen years of school are finally over, said Senior Tina Chapman. I feel happy and relieved about graduating. I never thought it would happen, but its finally here and I'm glad, commented Senior Diana Franklin. I really can't believe I'm finally going to graduate! I have had so much fun in high school and I'm sort of glad its over, but I'm really going to miss all my friends and all the great times we had together, remarked Senior Kelley Luman. After all the years I've looked forward to graduating, now the time is here and I feel reluctant about it. The idea of leaving all my friends and having to start over again bothers me, ex- pressed Senior Ricky Farias. Graduation, god what a relief! After four years of begging, we've finally made it and why? Togo toschool for four to six more years . . . seems ironic, but oh well, that's life, stated Senior Todd Herring. Many plan to continue their education at college, while others plan to go straight into the business world. Texas A M, Southwest Texas, Stephen F. Austin, U of H., and The University of Texas were the most popular colleges chosen to attend next fall. Graduation for me has been a mixture of emotions. I'm excited about going away to UT but, I'm really going to miss everyone, exclaimed Senior Beth Gillam. Seniors Lynne McLaren, Kay Martzand Sandy Lawrence gave a bash to close up the end of the year. I have enjoyed it. It's been the very busiest year of my life. It's enabled me to get to know seniors on a one to one basis, exclaimed Senior Sponsor Mrs. Evoritt. By Sandy Lawrence and Kerri Nippert Seniors listen attentively to hear their names announced to receive their diplomas. Photo by Mr. Evoritt Gradualion Good Times 31

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Junior Leah Hurt and Lee High school Junior Dorsey Parker get radical at the Revelliers' Winter Wonderland dance. Photo by Stacey Lackey. ore Joy Ricafrente, Kim Montgomery, Elvia Hunt, Betty Strong, Stephanie trie and Angie Gavin join together for a spirited additive to the Memorial pep r. Photo by Randy Law Junior George Craig exhibits his coaching ability for the Junior Warriors' defense. Photo by Stacey Lackey. Basketball players Senior Donna Boyne and Junior Kelley Hiatt support the football team at the Hastings pep ra,,y- Photo by Troy Smith hman Tim Smart remains rested in Miss Fontenote's health • Photo by Michelle Spiller. Personalities 33