Jersey Village High School - Falcon Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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Will You Sign My Yearbook? Audrey Arechiga, iunior, passes on the tradition of signing books. 455, ,I Two graduates, Denise Montana and Bobby Fletcher, came to the party to see old friends and pick up their books. The Yearbook Staff of 76 worked very hard on each page that was put into the yearbook. Staff members were plagued with questions such as, Did you see the picture your photographer took of me? When will we get the books? What is the book going to look like? But the staff had sworn to secrecy. Over the summer the yearbook had slipped the students minds. But in August with the coming of school and seeing friends the students began wondering when they were get- ting their yearbooks. The school was filled with excitement when the day of delivery was announced, Thursday, August 19, from 7:30 to 9:30. Many students came early because they were eager to get their books, others came later in bunches. Students went running from person to person asking them to sign their book. They were talking and laughing as they signed. Since many colleges had not started fall semester, several graduates came to pick up their books. l4 Student Lite Terry Lasyone, iunior, relaxes as he looks through the yearbook. Melinda Haidik, senior, looks back when she was a iunior. Philip Dady, senior, concentrates as he autographs a book.