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

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Ham, Debbie Hardin, Christi Harrell, Cindy Harris, Janette I Harrison, Margie Hatchett, Rusty Hawks, Donna Helm, Bessie , L yy M Herold, Debbie F' -'ff' W . Herrin, Roxann a Hicks, Karla Hicks, Tina Hitchock, Leah Hoffmann, Tina Holcomb, Mary Holt, Joseph House, Paul Houston, Diane Howell, Nina Huebner, Nancy Hughen, Cathy Humphrey, Chris Husser, Leigh Ann Inman, Sherry Inman, Vernon Jezek, Paul Johnson, Donna Johnson, Ken Jones, Andrew Judy, Steve Keith, Denise Kellogg, Karen Kennedy, Mike Killingsworth, Shannon Kilnar, Carolyn King, Ronnie Koenning, Kenneth Koopman, Jeff Krowskop, John Kujawa, Randy Labay, Duke Lage, Shirley Lancaster, Greg Lassonde, Tony Leake, Sidney Lebedzinski, Mike Lechlider, Dean Lechlider, Donna LeCroy, Dennis Lee, Robert Leiko, Dorraine Lenker, Mike Leslie, Roger Longan, Tina Lopez, Melissa Luckenbach, Adam Lyons, Patricia McCaskill, Cheryl McClure, Shelia McDaniel, Iris 238 - Juniors

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Clevenger, Billy Coleman, James Conley, Keith Cooney, Kathy Cooper, Mindy Copeland, Karen Cordray, Kanneth Cummingham, Brenda Dady, Jenifer Daniel, Mike Daughtry, Beth Daughtry, Nancy Davis, Nancy ,qt Davis, Ronnie Dillon, Donald Dillon, Ronald Dixon, Lisa Dobias, Cindy Dopyera, Emil Douglas Craig Edge, Pam Edwards, Collyne Edwards, Eileen Elder, James Elkins, Alene Elliott, Shelia Emerson, Jeff Eng, Linda Evans, Susan Farley, Mike Feldhousen, Kim Ferris, Phillip Fortson, Annette Fortson, Garnetta French, Donald Fromentahl, Debbie Fuqua, Kathy Gage, Donna Gajeske, Bobby Gaus, Harley Gibbs, Dorothy Godwin, Teresa Gonzales, Mary Grein, Darrel Griswold, Jimmy Gryder, Gary Guillory, James Gullo, Lisa Gunter, Lori Hajdik, Annette Hall, John Hall, Patty Hallmark, Bart Gibbs, Mary One more year to go before gradua- tion. By the end of the year, iuniors start to realize all the necessary prep- arations needed to graduate. Soon the counselor's office is buzzing with jun- iors creating total, mass confusion. Many luniors inquire about credits they already have and how many more are needed before graduation. Some juniors rely on the help of counselor's who provide important information on what is required for the next year. On college day, juniors interested in preparing for college listened to many college representatives, asking lots of questions. By now iuniors have a bet- ter understanding of what their senior year is all about. Classes - 237

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Posters, and Chants What are polecats? A group ot junior guys wearing t-shirts with a letter spelling out the word polecat. Who are the polecats? Robert Lee, Bruce Maciejeski, Rich Morgan, Griff Robi- son, Doug Skarpa, and Lyn White. At the pep rally titled Battle of the Sexes, they engineered a poster say- ing, Our spirit isn't dead, it's just resting. In other pep rallies the pole- cats led cheers and encouraged the other guys to stand up and yell. Pole- cats were not the only juniors that had spirit. For the Homecoming Pep Rally, the junior class was given a wall in the commons to decorate. They took string and toilet paper in an attempt to cover the commons area. McGarrah, Lisa McGee, Curtis McKeen, Sandra McKnight, Carol McLemore, Bonita McPhee, Cindy Maciejeski, Bruce Maciejeski, Cliff Marburger, Linda Martinez, Christina Martinez, Michelle Mathews, Ruth Maynard, Deana Means, Melinda Medack, Brenda Miller, Kathy Miller, Tanya Mloak, Kenneth Molnoskey, Ronnie Montalbano, Dale Morgan, Steve Neet, Kenneth Nesrsta, Bridget Nichols, .left Ocker, Kerry Odom, Gary Ojeda, Robert Oliver, Richard Olson, Michelle Olson, Mike Oneil, Mary Orsak, Robert Patterson, Cheryl Paul, Richard Payne, Troy 'U-l CDO U: S-4 :Q fm ':r Q5 Aze u sassetdxe S! Q m U3 U7 CD U1 aqj ug tuids uoojej Juniors - 239