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

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Adams, Donna Adkinson, David Arnett, Mike Baseflug, Matt Baskin, Lena Bay, Charles Beaudoin, Tammy Beecher, Janell Behne, Jim Benefield, Carla Benge, Donna Bentley, Bill Berg, Ryan Bergman, Tracy Bess, Dwayne Bise, Tammy Bishop, Craig Bishop, Cynthia Black, Harlan Boatman, Anthony Bodmer, Cassie Bollom, Joe Bopp, Charlotte Bosse, Blaine Boudreaux, David Boze, Janna Brewer, Jeffrey Brewer, Nancy Britton, Teresa Broadway, Danny Brook, Sha ron Brown, Alex Brown, Donald Bunting, Jessica Buras, Kenneth Burnett, David Burnett, Diana Burr, Alonzo Butler, Penny Byrd, Leah Camacho, Mark Carter, Brett 246 - Classes 1 , if its X ' J ,,.1 Q Q s Sophomores Pull Off Projects bnn....,.,,, 'N o 2 '4 : 3 CD F. o Q o S 3 N '1 o C 3 S1 owoqdos iaqio pue Jauipog aisseg 103 uni 'sei 9Ll1Sl U9

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Sophomore, Bob Harvey was elected as Most Popular. Bob has played freshman and junior varsity football. On junior varsity football team, Bob was the team leader taking many snaps from center as the team's Quarterback. He also played basket' ball for two years, and ran junior var- sity track where he won district in the broad jump. His hobbies are motorcy- cle riding and listening to music. Class Favorites Besides being elected Most Popular, Tami Pribilski was also elected Most Versatile. Being versatile, Tami was a junior varsity cheerleader, treasurer of the sophomore class, and was a part of the Industrial Arts Club. Being involved in several different sports and an excellent athlete, Rod Warmke was chosen as Most Versatile. Rod has played fresh- man and varsity football and varsity baseball. This year on the base- ball team Ftod played center field catching some pop flies. Rod ran the 100 yard dash for the junior varsity track team. V TL? wg -5 B .K - ff ff f A fff t Q0 XX ,,,.. l 5, t .. ' , f , Classes - 24

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K Carter, Karen Carter, Paul Carter, Toni Cassanova, Anna Caviness, Mark Chase, Chris Clayton, Joel Cleboski, Jude Clinkscales, Chuck Cole, Monte Coleman, Beth Connell, Julie When asked about class projects, sophomores have different opin- ions. Several money-making pro- jects proved to be a great success. Sophomores sold food to teachers on inservice day. They also sold notepads, held the annual Easter dance, and of course the bake sales. All the money that is gath- ered goes toward their senior prom. If the class should raise enough money, the sophomores could have an exclusive prom. Conner, Sean Cooney, Ed Cooper, Flint Copeland, Cherie Correll, Robin Coupland, Donald Creighton, Cindy Crooks, Cynthia Davis, David Davis, Joey Davis, Kenny Davis, Tina Desselles, Flonny Dobson, Misty Dodd, Debbie Dolejsi, Diane Doss, Donald Dryer, Brenda Drushel, Jeff Dzierzanski, Muffin Eason, Judith Elliott, Tammy Emerson, Brad Emmott, Mag Escamilla, Genaro Evans, Sandra Fallin, Annette Faulk, Steven Ferris, Susan Flack, Frank Flores, Sally Fournier, Heidi Gafford, Elaine Garcia, Joel Gaston, Russell Gates, James Gates, Jerry Gatlin, Lonny Gilbert, Gary Gilliam, Lisa Gilliland, Pam Girods, Mike Classes - 247