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

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The Difference Is Very Clear Abbott, Paula Ackley, Sheera Aguilar, Melinda Alford, Cheryl Allen, Tony Annis, Randy Appolito, Tony Arechiga, Alice Armanious, Ema Armstrong, Randy Arriola, Shelia Ashley, C. T. Barhorst, Annette Barnes, Cynthia Barnes, Lydia Baron, Richard Baskin, David Baskin, Theresa Bates, Frances Batten, Todd Behne, Kathye Beisert, Dennis Benge, Kenny Berg, Barry Binion, Steve Birkes, Emma Bodden, Bill Bond, Steven Bonefas, Chris Boren, Laura Bosse, Dwayne Boyd, William Boze, Mike Bravenic, Susan Broady, Kenneth Brelsford, Brad Brogden, Vicki Brown, Dawn Brown, Kelly Brown, Mike Brown, Peter Bruner, Lydia When entering Jersey Village, freshmen begin to notice a differ- ence from their previous school. Size of classrooms and distance between classes becomes a more difficult task of adjustment. The size of a class may vary with the course he or she takes. Distance between classes creates the problem of tardies, but until then freshmen will need to learn the art of walking fast. l cm mn U.. C: CD? E.: 45 C? Om. EEE mom .C-CE 'isa QE.: O..- :wg cv ..- E .X 5 O 3 5 5, O - 256 - Freshmen H an ru E Qi' LLI 419' Brunner, Robyn Brzymialkiewicz, Shelly Bunting, Tommy

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'rg Q Kenny Rivera was chosen Most Pop- ular of his class. Kenny involved him- self with the football and track teams. His hobbies are fishing, baseball, and swimming. Kenny feels being chosen as a class favorite was a privilege. Class Favorites Gi Gi Smith was chosen Most Versatile. She is an active member in several organizations! President - French Club, Treasurer of the freshman class, Student Congress, and elected as junior varsity cheerleader for next year 78-79, Her hobbies are softball, jogging, dancing, skiing, and cheerleading. Gi Gi feels it was a great honor, which she is very proud of. Being involved in basketball and football, Greg Kellogg was cho- sen by the freshman class as Most Versatile. Greg's hobbies are water skiing, fishing, and rod wrapping. For those of you who do not know what rod wrapping is, it is wrapping fishing poles. Classes -

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Finally there is one last distinction between the two school lev- els. Freshmen are handed the social status name of Fish. This adds to their problem of social standings. Upper classmen enjoy picking on Fish, because of the nevervending rotation of social standings. From the first day of school the difference between Junior High and Jersey Village is very clear. Buras, Steve Burns, Jane Burton, Hattie Burton, Troy Buss, Mike Butterfield, Cliff -,sk -if ,f 5- A Q Wt fyffm ,, rar 4 ya l l l l Butzhe, Clint Byrd, Brad Cabaniss, Cindy Campbell, John Carroll, Keith Carter, Arthur Carter, Chris Carter, Jerry Carter, Paula Case, Adrienne Castleberry, Sandy Castillo, Roxanne Castilow, Sharral Chaloupka, Sharon Chandler, Sean Chelakis, Russell Clark, Dan Clay, Jimmy Clifton, Lisa Coapland, Jackie Coker, Paige Cooper, Cathy Cooper, Jeff Cordes, Janet Crawford, Dana Crow, Chuck Cunter, Steve Curry, Angela Daniel, Ronnie David, Teresa Davis, Jack Denby, Cynthia Dernehl, Debra Desselles, Droy DeVries, Sherri Diehl, Sara Dill, Mark Dopyera, Kim Doxtad, Julie Droemer, Paul Drawe, Kimberly Dreyer, Ronnie Freshmen - 257