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

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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

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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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SENIORS Front: Senior Class Sponsors Gina Evoritt and Paula Harris. Back: Senior Class Officers: Secretary Linda Cruz, President Michelle Espinosa, Treasurer Donna Bo Photo by Lisa Lo Seniors Unite To Succeed What exactly is a senior? Stephanie Guthrie revealed, A student who is in their last year of high school and excited about going to college. Troy Beardon explained, A senior is someone who can boss around under- classmen. One can see how special a senior is through the many privileges and events that are given to them each year. The most important of these events is the long-awaited Senior Prom. The Seniors started the year off with $7,000 in the treasury. They did an incredible job of raising $6,000 in just one semester. This made their total earnings at the middle of the year, $13,000! Some of the ways the seniors earned money so quickly was selling programs at football games, sponsoring the Homecom- ing Dance, selling Powder Puff ticket and shirts, selling Christmas ornaments; and sell- ing those mouth-watering doughnuts and kolaches every morning. The senior's goal this year stands as $18,000; requiring hard work and effort from the officers and homeroom repre- sentatives. The energy and enthusiasm by the senior officers and homeroom representatives must have paid off. Our earnings speak for themselves! ex- claimed Senior Sponsor Gina Evoritt. Treasurer Donna Boyne summed it up as she claimed, I have really enjoyed leading the seniors this year and 1 know our prom will be the greatest ever! Homeroom Representatives Anne Mcliught and Bridget Pavlick collect money for the Powder Puff King in the North House cafeteria. Photo by S. Lackey Senior Class President Michelle Espinosa leads a meeting with homerot representatives thinking about new ways to earn money for prom. Photo by Lisa Loc 34 Personalities Seniors