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

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Stephens, Wendy St. John, Jennifer Stirling, Charles Stewart, John Stiehler, Chris Stockstill, Maria Streck, Mark Strickland, Jim Strickland, Jody Sullivan, Monty Sumrall, Clark Svoren, David Swindell, Kelly Talley, Tammy Tarbonell, Lilly Taylor, Theresa Tha, Edward Thang, Elian Thai, Hanh Tharlod, Amy Thcofanidis, Chris Toates, Gwen Tooper, Donna Torkelson, Shawn Trainer, Ryan Tran, Phong Tran, Thuy Tran, Tut Trong, Qui Tufts, Michael Tucker, Jeff Tucker, Jennifer Turner, Kevin Turner, Ingrid Turner, Michelle Vedmett, Mike Vallifone, Tony Unh, Tuan Wagner, Bobbie Wagner, James Karin challenges a tough opponent. Photo by B. Roy Swording It Out Karin prepares to do battle. Photo by B. Roy. En Garde is a word associated with fencing, but not many people know a lot about it. An exception to that rule is Sophomore Karin Roy. Busy fencing since the age of 14, Karin now ranks 7th in the Southwest and has been asked to participate in the 1984 Olympics. Fencing can be a dangerous sport, as the world champion last year was killed. Much precision is required because the object of the game is to make five touches in six minutes. In order fora director to tell that a touch has been made, a small electrical cord is hooked to the sword. When it touches the opponent a light flashes. Karin has serious thoughts about her future. I am eligible for a 4-year scholarship to Princeton University. But, she exclaimed, I'm afraid I might fail if I do go there. Karin chose to go into fencing because nobody else does it! I tell myself to do the best I can and not be scared. Sophomores Personjlilies 81

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-Sophomores Pham, Thien Phillips, David Pina, Richard Polterak, Jack Porter, Mike Pratt, Sharon Provenzano, Chuck Pue, Cathy Ramirez, Patrick Randall, lid Raney, Philip Redditt, Robert Reese, Jeff Recan, Kevin Reis, Shola Rha, Soyung Richards, Kermit Riley, Sella Rmo, Sudha Robertson, Dylan Robinson, Dana Rockholt, Chris Rodriguez, Dan Rogers, Lori Roller, Donald Rollins, Laura Rose, Paula Rosen, Penny Rowell, Wally Roy, Karin Ruiz, Roynel Rutherford, John Ryan, Cheryl Ryno, Peggy Sabula, Wendy Sacco, Mary Saenz, Aaron Salbana, Jeanette Salvatore, Joe Sanders, Carla Sanders, Debbie Schacherl, Michelle Schubert, Kim Schulz, Lisa Scott, Leonard Scouler, Tracy Scruggs, Sean Seabaugh, Paul Seifert, Sam Selcer, Ty Seldon, Shelton Shah, Shazia Shah, Swati Shaw, Patrick Sheffield, Debbie Sheikh, Ahmed Shine, Michael Silva, Frankie Silva, Tony Simons, Cory Simons, Scott Sorsdal, Stefanie Skalcki, Kathy Smart, Ken Smith, Dale Smith, Jason Smith, Rodney Smith, William Smith, Kim Solanki, Sharmila Sonka, Deanna Sorlcy, Donald South, Michelle Spalding, Melissa Spears, Kay Spencer, Bill Spiller, Michele Spring, Theryl Star, Travis Stark, Gidget 80 Personalities Sophomores

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-Sophomores Working Justin Hook and Bruce Collier study hard in Physical Science. Chccrlcading is not all fun and gar as demonstrated by Lisa Schult. Photo by M. Spi' Photo by M. Spiller Jason Smith concentrates on a lab project. Photo by M. Spiller Gary Baras shows his enthusiasm for Algebra 1. Photo by M. Spiller Wallis, Tammy Walls, Tray Walsh, Rickv Walsh, Stephanie Wardlow, Tim Wortman, Gwynnc Watts, Michelle Wells, David Wei, Vickie Weimer, Denis Wcssingcr, Carl Whitman, Melanie Whittington, Becky Williams, Kay Williams, Michelle Wills, Mike Wimmcr, Shannon Winstead, Ginger Winter, Lisa Wilson, Brock Wilson, Bryan Womack, Angela Wood, Grant Wright, Wayne Wu, Annie Wuensch, Lon Wyman, Charlene Yang, Christi Zakaria, Sofia Zapata, Kim Zeyger, Gene Zielinski, Roxanne 82 Personalities Sophomores