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

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Huey, Sean Hughes. Lorisse Hulett. Brett Hulsey, Andrea Humphrey, Lenny Hurky, Glen Hurosky, Julie Hurst, Katheryn Huynh, Lan Hyde, Heather Inyang, Tony Irlas, Mario Jackson, Ann Jackson, Johnna Jackson, Kristian Jackson, Stephanie Jaeger, Jason Jamison, John Janak, Kelly Jenkins, William Jimenez, Claudia Jobe, Robert Johannes, Shari Johnson, Byron Johnson, Dylan Johnson, Kellie Jolly. John Jones, Christy Jong, Danny Jordon, Tony Joseph, Kim Judd. Kim June, Chris Kagan, Natalie Kan, Jeannie Kandcll, Jay Kauffman, Donald Keene, Mundi Keith, Matthew Keller, Greg Kennedy. Patrick Kennison, Donald Kent, Eric Kestler, Jennifer Key, Mike Khan,Javcd Kahn, Riaz Kim,John King, Keff Kirk, Eddie Kissire, Kevin Kleefman, Debbie Kline, Karmen Koletze, Jackie Kolodny, Lewis Komp, Tina Koot, Danielle Krishmassaml, Raj Kruse, Bon Kulbeth, Jeff Kwak, Kelly Lambert, Deanna Landey, Chris LaRosc, Todd Lashbrook, Annette Lateef, Mujahes Layman, Ernie Lazorwitz, Kim Le. Chr Lcdet, Deborah Lee, Ken Lee, Kim Lofflcr, Laura Leicht, Fred Leith, Jason Lcroux, Vannessa Levy, Lincoln Lewis, Tammy Ycyton, Hebert Liang, Chang Littlefield, Greg Liu, Judy Litcras, Angie Locke, Mike Lochhart, Tracey Lopez, Lester Lopez, Sonya Long, Scott Freshmen 217 FRESHMEN

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Guevard, George Guinhawa, Willctte Gurley, Gretta Gutch, Tracy Hahn. Kim Ham, Sharon Hammond, Danny Harper, Pat Harper, Rob Harrell, Jay Harris, April Harris, Christy Harris, Jennifer Harrison, Jimmy Harrison. Rhonda Harvey, Angelia Harwood. Bret Hayes, Cherise Heath, Melody Hefclc, Paula Hcini, Tricia Hciskcll. Michelle Heisler, Jenny Henderson, Julie Henderson, Stephanie Henry, Ophelia Henry, Joe Henson, Cindy Herbers, Mary Hernandez, Betty Hernandez, Vince Herod, Brandy Herring, Cynde Hester, Scott Hester, Sharon Hildcrbrand, Jeff Hilgers, Kip Hill, Sukic Hiltahidlc, Kimberly Hindman, Dana Hinton. Jeff Holavin, Dan Holsopple, Dena Honeck, Chris Howell. Brent Hsiang. Kenneth Huang, Jack Hubbard. Bruce “Please, Do Not Let Anything Go Wrong Today!” I hope my clothes are still in style. Can I find my way to all my classes? Please! Don't let anything go wrong today. No. not today. I hope this bus gets me to school on time. I’ve got to find the theater, then some other rooms. Wow! What a trip. The kids that go to Hastings ride this bus too. I wonder what it's like at that school. Oh god, if you’ve ever been with me, please let it be now! This school looks so big I know that I’m going to get lost. That sure was a long ride. Maybe it just seemed that way. I'll just follow these two new-wavers; they seem to know where they are going. I don't think I should ask anyone - they’ll probably just laugh. I'll just play it cool. Maybe no one will notice me. Two cafeterias?! I can tell right now it's going to be a long day. I hope I can meet some new people soon. Oh, no! I think I’ll just die if someone calls me fish”. They should remember that they were fish once, too! Maybe one day I'll understand why the North House is red and the South House, green. Personally, I like red better, but I'm going to be stuck with a green locker. I wonder if there are a lot of people with pictures of bands in their lockers. I hope my locker is in a convenient spot. I can see running to one of my classes, and one time tripping and falling. Would that be embarrassing! I probably wouldn't come to school the next day. and find another way to get to that class. I hope that I get some nice teachers that let me chew gum. I don’t believe it. There are some people I actually know. Boy, have they changed. I don't know whether I want to associate with them or not. Ah. shucks! They were pretty good friends last year. They probably don't even want to be seen with me. They've seen me. Play it cool. . . Maybe school won't be so bad after all. By Felicia Wasylina, Freshman Class Editor Freshman Tim Brown demonstrates his ability to cut mat backing for a picture in Art l-A. Photo by K. Sides 216 Freshmen

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Fish CC Runner Earns 6th In State She deserves a lot of credit for the hard work she puts out and never seems to complain about it,” said classmate Natalie Kagan about Freshman Varsity Cross Country Track runner Donna Thom. Donna's running career started in third grade at Ridgemont Elementary in Spring Branch. I just started running and loved it! exclaimed Donna. She only ran one meet a year until she moved to Alief. Alief didn't offer relays in elementary school, remarked Donna. As a result she did not continue running until she entered Albright Middle School. While at Albright Donna ran 16 meets coming in first in district on the junior high level. She really likes running. On the weekends we would go running whether it was in season or not, explained Freshman JV Cross Country runner Renee Williams. Donna played basketball in seventh and eighth grades at Albright. She also played on the girl's Freshman Basketball team. She ran 11 meets including district, regionals, and state. In district, Donna placed second with a time of 11:56 just behind Senior Wendi Pena. In state competition. Donna placed sixth with a time of 11:54 coming in before Wendi. Donna’s favorite classes included Math with Mrs. Hatley and American History with Mrs. Autry. I love any kind of math and will probably take it throughout school. stated Donna. I will always remember when Wendi Pena and Sophomore Cinda Shine threw Renee and me into the complex trash can in front of practicing football players! said Donna. By F. Wasylina, Freshman Class Editor The day before the race Donna would tell me she! wasn't going to run as she was afraid she would come in last, said Renee Williams. The back row includes Freshmen Renee Williams, JV cross country runner, and Donna Thom, varsity cross country runner, from thoir eighth grade track team at Albright. Freshman Steve Talmage Photo by M. Spiller plays trumpet in the band. Tammy Martin, Debbie Drill Team Training by V. Pal Svoren, Liz Reed, and Susan requirements by performing Williams fulfill one of their at a basketball game. Photo Froshman basketball player ovor Romeo and Juliet in V. Pal Randy 8rown takes notes English Literature. Photo by 218 Freshmen