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

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Sophomores Select Their Favorites Movie 1. Beverly Hills Cop 2. Purple Rain 3. Terminator Actress 1. Goldie Hawn 2. Meryl Streep 3. Heather Thomas Band Group 1. Van Halen 2. Prince 3. Duran Duran M. Singer 1. Prince 2. David Lee Roth 3. Bruce Springstein Video 1. Hot For Teacher 2. Wild Boys 3. Panama Hangout 1. Westheimer 2. Mall 3. Restaurants Magazine 1. Seventeen 2. Circus 3. G.Q. Actor 1. Eddie Murphy 2. Richard Gere 3. Harrison Ford T.V. Show 1. Bill Cosby Show 2. Dynasty 3. 3’s a Crowd F. Singer 1. Madonna 2. Pat Benatar 3. Cyndi Lauper Station 1. 93 KKBQ 2. 97 KSRR 3. 102 Restaurant 1. McDonalds 2. Chilis 3. Red Lobster Saying 1. I’m sure 2. Let’s Party 3. Hey Dude Style of Dress 1. Casual 2. Preppy 3. New Wave Song That Describes Class Best 1. Let’s go Crazy 2. Hot for Teacher 3. We’re Not Gonna Take It Things About Elsik 1. Friends 2. Sports Teams 3. Design Sophomores 211 SOPHOMORES

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Walsh, Pam Walsh, Susie Washington. Rudy Watson, Maurice Welch. Ben Welch, Stacy Welk, Kristen Wentland, Chris West, Jason White, Monty Wilfong, Larry Willliams, Mitchell Williamson, Mike Wingo, Kelly Winters, Carol Witmer, Brad Culbertson Plays With Youth Symphony As well as participating in J.V. soccer. German, Math and Science Club. Sophomore James Culbertson holds first chair in Orchestra, and leads the other cellos. “I started playing around the age of nine because my brother played the violin, and I didn’t want to play the same thing, so I just started playing the cello.” Most of James influence was from his mother who plays the piano and clarinet. ”1 was never forced to keep playing by my parents, I chose to continue. His brother, Tim, plays violin, piano, and trombone. His father, reverend of Canterbury United Methodist, and his whole family, support his music. James is also a member of the Houston Youth Symphony, an organization he tried out for with a live audition. He has traveled to Toronto, Montreal, and Ottowa Canada with the youth symphony. Their major piece of music was Firebird Suite by Stravinsky. James has always loved symphonies. His idol is Pablo Casalas. His favorite composer is Bach. His favorite piece is Jesus Joy of Mans Desiring. Whenever possible, he attends the Houston Symphony. With grades of A’s and B's James is well on his way to being a lawyer, but still wants to play music as a hobby. James hasn’t forgot the person that has helped him get where he is now. “I’ve known Mr. English since I was in seventh grade and he has always influenced my musical career. By R. Harris. Sophomore Editor Sophomore James Culbert- Heaven on piano. He has eight years. Photo by V. Pal son can play Stairway to played the cello and piano for 210 Sophomores

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Algebra teacher and sponsor, Mr. Skip Lee had the re- sponsibility of lunch duty first semestor. Photo by V. Pai Student Council member who Is also a member. Photo Junior De Do Jofferson buys a by V. Pal tankard from Natalie Kagan, Freshman Class President Sophomore Renee Tantillo Natalie Kagan and Vice- an unclaimed tankard. Photo President Reba Hollings- by V. Pai worth attempt to sell Fish Double Profits The freshman tankard sale was a surprise to everyone considering the Sophomore Class usually sold the tankards. Freshman sponsor, Mr. Skip Lee. had the top selling homeroom. The top salesperson was North House student Richard Castleberry, who sold 49 tankards. Other top selling students were Eric Strickland (38); Karen Dyal and Laura Neely (33). These students and others aided in selling a total of 1,941 tankards making a profit of $3,106.50. ‘‘Although our class was upset about not being able to have a Freshman Sale, we are more than glad we have made almost double the amount we would have made,” commented Freshman President Natalie Kagan. By F. Wasylina, Freshman Class Editor Orchestra student Reba Class vice-president. Phi Hollingsworth adds vitality to by V. Pal her class as tho Freshman Freshman Class Treasurer AucoinatClunch.Photob Jodi Gannon displays her Pal product to Junior Stacy A new instructor in the to Freshman Drew Stalins English Department, Mr. about an assignment. Ph Robert Owen, sponsor, talks by V.Pal 212 Freshmen