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

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Bobby Isaac Allen Jacobs Scott Jabobson Tina Jacobson Lynda Janecek Richard Jankowiak Frank Januszewski Terri Jarrett Patricia Jennings Joy Jezek Debbie John Angie Jones Kim Jordon John Jurovic Sheila Karekar Bryan Keith Ricky Kelly Danny Kendrick Carolyn Kidd Tae K. Kim Cary King Rebecca King Chandra Kirk James Kitzmann Karen Kmiec Curtis Kneblik Tina Knippers Ben Koudelka Karen Kostic Karen Krancher Marty J. Kunz Daniel Kurtz John Kyser Pam Lancaster Cathy Lanclos Maureen Lassonde Donna Lee Sharon Lee Michele Lehrenbaum Kendra Leschper Ray Leslie Lillie D. Lewis 1 12 -Sm i 1 lx X E1 CQEHJUQDEFS5

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.Mx W 1 A l i The Wisdom of Age , lt was the end of August before many Seniors realized they were really going to be Seniors. Trying to collect I all the experiences they missed as underclassmen into one year has been their primary occupation. Seniors who were never involved in any club, activity, or sport are now joining, painting posters, dressing for pep rallies, go- ing to games, wrapping the school and setting a spirited example of Seniorhood. Seniors seem to know the best classes to take, how to get by certain teachers, and basically how to try and enjoy school. From all this , they leave behind a few words of wisdom. ' j Seriously speaking Terri Jarrett advised, You should get involved in as many outside activities as possible without hurting your grades. Have a'great time and enjoy yourself because it's over sooner than you think. Be involved! Do everything you can. It makes the year go faster and it's more fun, said Tina O'Farrell. Try your best it'll pay off in the end, added Shari Tribby. j Brad Spooner warned, You should get to know as many people as you can. So if you lose one friend you ' have plenty other people to fall back on. ' Also 'speaking about the people Debbi Shemeley said, You should try to get to know different types of peo- ple. Don't let one crowd cramp your style. On a less serious note, Steve Toon had this to say, Join the apathy club as soon as possible. Survivors brought sack lunches, warned Todd Davis. W Anna Nevils also warned, Studying makes you ugly! j Overall the best advice came from Ginny McEvoy who exclaimed, Just be yourself! Keenan Hale Kim Hana Gail Ham Julie Ham John Hamilton Ron Hammond Kim Hardy Kenneth Harpur Rebecca Harris Annette Hart Robert Hartsough Gale Harvey Ray Haydel lll Melissa Helm Susan Helm Anthony Hendrix Adam Hernandez Stephanie l-Ullman Amy Hoag Diane Hobbs Bruce Hoggat Janette Hogue James Holder Terry Hopper Pat Horn Fay House Linda House Richard Hunt Jeanetta Hurt Kirby Hurta Todd McGee Punk Day. l Seniors - shows his wisdom on

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C' vs ,- Theresa Lewis Vincent Lewis Lilia Lozano Sondra Luna Renee Lynch Jerry Mak Glenda Malone Robert T. Maluski Julie Martin Nora Martinez Patsy Martinez Terry Martinson Portia Matthews Marty May Kim Mayfield Peggy McDaniel David McEutire Ginny McEvoy Dana McGarrah Todd McGee Kay McKinney Lisa McLaughlin Kim McGlothlin Robert McKee Deb6ie McKeown Shawn Medley Linda Medrano Carlos Menendez Michael Merlino Sheila Meyer Man of All Seasons Busy, hectic, and very little free time describes a typical day for John' Rosenkrans. The reason for this is the many organizations that he is involved with such as band, choir, jazz ensemble, and musicals with the Cy-Fair Or- chestra. John has also been a member of the Texas All State Orchestra for the past three years. His musical talent ranges from piano, con- trabass, guitar, to the xylophone. A National Merit Finalist, John says he is ready to graduate from high school and is plann- ing to go to the University of Texas to major in Computer Science. A Seniors -