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

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SENIORS Who Will YOU Be in 1994? I will be designing robots and rolling in the money. - Jeff Lucas I will be managing my own restaurant and living it up with all the money I make. - Aileen Guerrero In ten years I will be a R.N. Supervisor at Me- morial City Hospital. - Elaine Edwards Drilling and filling teeth. - Donald Nadolski I will be writing programs and de- signing computers while enjoying the good life. - Maria Landrau In ten years from now. I'll be a Senator; then in twenty years, the President of the United States. - Javier Larrea I will be raising the best quarter horses ever. - Jo Martinez I will be selling commercial real estate in the Caribbean. - Annette Guzman In ten years I will be a senior vice-president of a large corporation. - Jeff Wilson I will be married and have two children. I will have a job teaching in Alief. - Tina Chapman Kellie Bois attempts to stop Angela Fuentes from laughing loudly before class in Mr. Caporiccio's Economics class. Photo by A. Bordonaro I will own my ov roller-skating rii with a killer light ai sound system. - Meli sa Guidroz Hopefully in 10 yea I'll be well on my w; in my career as a Re piratory Therapist. Diana Jones I will be a marii biologist on the coast California, married tc rich man and have lc of babies. - Jem Stinneford While living i Hawaii, I'll be workir as a marine biologis 9 Wearing some unique attire, P Fairman begins to teach after a row pep-rally. Photo by R. L Brian Sandel, Todd Herring, and John Urbanowicz take a break in Mrs. Greassle's Government class to pose for the photographer. Photo by S. Lackey 50 Personalities Senior

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Seniors Javi Larrea, Orion Williams, and Jeff Lucas save money eating lunch at school. Photo by S. Lackey There's Nothing Like Memories It may seem like the end. We have learned through our mistakes. We have discovered many miles. But there is much more ahead. As we look into the future. Tales to tell others. We soon begin to smile. ors Renee Allen and Mary Rokes And memories to spread. By Senior Class Ed., Lisa Locke II leisurely down the hall to class. Photo by S. Lackey Senior Debra Massop plans for the upcoming Powder Puff game before school one morning. Photo by S. Lackey Seniors Tammie Carter and Cindy Barber look on as Shawn Dabney proudly displays her Powder Puff sweatshirt. Photo by S. Lackey Senior Sonia Yeilding models for Dress Up Day during spirit week. Photo by S. Lackey Seniors Personalities 49

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. and married to a althy man. - Cathy lone will be rich and rried to two marine )logists, one in lifornia and the ler in Hawaii. - Jim )odfin i ten years, I will, re than likely, be rried and have one 1 with red hair. pefully I will be ing in France while icing on Broad- y. - Trevor Dodd in the Pacific. - Zahed Lateef After graduating from A M with an engineering degree. I'll be married and have two children. I'll live in Austin and travel all around the world. - Christi Roquemore I will live in Austin on a BIG ranch. - Jimmy Bujnoch I'll be a lawyer living in the Bahamas, mar- ried to a handsome man and driving a candy-apple red cor- vette. - Mary Kay Chambers In ten years I will probably be married to a management career making lots of money. - Doug Smith I will be single, rich, and have a successful career in Recording Engineering. - Teresa Johnston I will be a hotel manager at the Hilton. - Tommy Falleroni At twenty-eight years old. I'll be a U.S. Congressman and a professional football player. - Wayne Harrison Undoubtedly, I will be married to a distinguished million- aire with whom I'll be traveling in the south of France. - Julie Poole Hopefully working with computers. I will not be married and I'll live in Houston. - Vickie Wimpy Either I will be a single journalist or a married woman. - Anne Marie Johnson I'll be the best sacker for Randall's in Texas. - Paul Moon Enjoying themselves at the Winter Wonderland Dance, Senior Jeff Doria and Teresa Wagner stop for a picture. Photo by R. Law Senior sponsors, Mrs. Harris and Mrs. Evoritt patiently wait to get their picture taken for the yearbook in the library. Photo by S. Lackey ior Bobby Smith flaunts his stylish cut and threads while in lomics. Photo by R. Law be an inherited liv- on my own island Seniors Personalities 51