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

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Kwiatkowski, Joanne Labay, Lorrie Lambert, Chuck Lancaster, Terry Lapeyrouse, Mark Lebedzinski, Brenda Lebedzinski, Lori LeBIand, Kim Lechlider, Kevin Lee, Dena Leland, Joe Leland, Leslie Leitko, Barry LePori, Jacqueline Linden, Karla Liollio, Andrea Little, John Little, Sandra Lorenz, Russell Luckenbach, Alvin Luker, Vaneesa Lundquist, Denise Lyons, James MacDonald, Mark McCarthy, Patricia McClendon, Suzanne McDermott, Cindy McElfresh, Doug McGee, Johnny McGill, Terrie McKeen, Marsh McKeown, Michelle Mclnneaney, Kelly McLaughlin, Bobby McLemore, Lisa Magee, Eddie Manato, Trisha Manning, Cynthia Marion, Bobby Martin, Doug Martinez, Alicia Martarese, John Matthew, Scott Matthews, Ronald Mazyn, Doug Milliken, Robert Milliken, Tammy Milton, Jacelyn Miner, Kelli Mirando, Mario Mitchell, Mike Mitschke, Connie Moncent, Pleasant More, Linda' Morgan, Tammy Motes, Sabrina Neel, Patty Nestrsta, Sharon 260 - Classes Freshmen Boost Morale -

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Homework: A Freshman Put Off Kellogg, Greg Kennedy, Tom Ketchersid, Pam Kilnar, Jeanne Kin, Alan Kinard, Rhonda King, Marchell Klynrnan, Skippy Klawinsky, Merry Knutson, Stefanie Kosik, Travis Krouskop, Cindy Henderson, J. W. Hensarling, Cecil Henson, Linda Hernandez, Cathy Herndon, Tracy Herrin, Rosann Herring, Tina Herzog, Billy Hicks, Rhonda Higginbotham, Shawn Higgins, Joey Hill, Charlie Hinojosa, Elsa Hoffmann, Schelli Holub, Ricky Horn, Sherry Horne, Brian Howard, Cheryl Howard, James Howell, Kay Hudler, Angela Hurt, Ricky Hutson, Danny Hutson, David Inman, Beverly lrani, Karl Jarosek, Ricky Jefferson, Alvin Jenkins, David Johnston, Dean Jones, Jackie Jones, Tamara Juneau, Beverly Kelley, Debbie Kelley, Randy Kelley, Virginia Nlost freshmen are plagued with tons of homework. Teachers give stu- dents ample time in class to finish the assignments. But some freshmen manipulate their 55 minutes by goof- ing-off or writing notes to friends. Thus the books are Iugged home and the boring chore begins. Many fresh- men have different ways in which they approach their homework. On the phone with a friend or perhaps receiv- ing vibes from their favorite rock groups. Some freshmen feel that homework on weekends is a dreaded drag. They feel they could have spent their time running around with friends or watching a good movie on televi- sion. Classes - 259

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3' O E Bl EU au sassa dxa p Excitement or could it have been curiosity! This would be the first pep rally for the class of '81 to attend at Jersey Village. Freshmen were in a bit of a frenzy because they did not know what to expect. They filed into the boys' gym in amazement, settling themselves on the bleachers. As the cheerleaders begin to chant, freshmen assisted in boosting the morale of the football players. Niver, Phyllis Niver, Shanna Normandon, Keith Novak, Beth Oakum, Robbie Oieda, Veronica Oldham, Harold Oliver, James Orsak, Donna Osborn, Robert Overmann, Emilie Parker, Jennifer Pastran, Ruben Patterson, Sherri Payne, Troy Perry, Velma Pete, Steven Peterman, Ernest Pilkinton, Donna Pillow, Kyle Potts, Mary Pruett, Vada Ramirez, Robert Raney, Janice Raschke, Marlinda Reason, Dale Reed, Reggie Reid, Rocky Rhea, Melissa Ricca, Barbara Rivera, Kenny Robbins, Frances Robertson, Blane Robson, Donald Rodriquez, Johnny Rodriquez, Judy Rogers, Phillip Rosas, Carolyn Ross, Terry Roy, David Rudy, Melissa Russell, Kerry Rutherford, Dodie Ruthford, Richard Schaefer, Jackie Classes - 261