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

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fore ordering caps and gowns, seniors have to measure for exact e, as is illustrated by Debbie Buck and Robin Howe. Preparing for Graduation Graduation involved more than iust show- ing up on May 28 to receive a diploma. Sen- iors began their preparations by taking senior portraits. Then they had to be measured for caps and gowns and order invitations. Finish- ing research papers, filling out senior credit forms for yearbooks, and applying for schol- arships had to be organized to fit into each senior's schedule. Lindsey like many other seniors spent many hours addressing graduation invitations to One of the first official senior activities was having senior qnd relqhveg portraits made After selecting from his proofs the pic tures he wants Danny Wllburn turns in his order 5 Students bought their caps and gowns. The boys wore purple and the girls wore gold. Joe Gonzales is being measured for the Seniors - 233 correct length.

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Salutatorian and Valedictorian Lisa Kin has been selected as class Salutatorian. Lisa is a Valerie Leitko has been selected as class Valedictorian. member of the National Honor Society, and is involved in Valerie has been in Gold Dusters and JETS. She is a member band and Mu Alpha Theta. of the National Honor Society. 232 - Seniors

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What do Seniors do? Many decisions had to be made as to what each Senior would do with himself or herself after graduation. Each of our Seniors is dif- ferent. While Karen Dau- ghbierg, Me- linda Hadiik, Mona Jones, Valerie Leitko, had marriage dates in mind, Beth Baldwin, Nancy Bustion, Debbie Griswold, Lisa Kin, Marah Lancaster, James Morgan, Carol Teas, Judy Zaiontz, and Lloyd Zuelke were looking forward to col- lege. Many Seniors, following in their parents' footsteps, looked for iobs to start their careers. Seniors, Debbie Buck, Cordray, Kelarek, 234 - Seniors Mike King, Billy Land, and Jane Rosas inter- viewed with Prudential lnsurance Co., M. David Lowe and Southwestern Bell, plus many more. While Seniors wor- ried about their life after school they still had a great deal to worry about before they grad- uated. ln order to graduate, Seniors had to prepare a research paper for English IV. Long hours were spent on research and typing before the deadline. Seniors also were concerned about exemptions. Exemptions were based upon grades and absences. To miss eight days you had to be making an A, to miss six days you had to be making a B, to miss four days you had to be making a D. All K- credit classes did not get exempt. Bobby Chase has fun while STUDYING for a Government test. Danean Wiley SMILES as she finds out she will make straight A's. Jill Allison DIRECTS the band while playing against Klein. Rick Altizer is known for RELAXING during class once too often