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

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is he nightlife! Hello? , Hello Susan? It's Shari. Do you have a date tonight? No, not yet. Neither do l. What do you want to do? Well, we could cruise the Festival and see if anybody's out. Sounds good. lt beats staying at home! Staying at home on a weekend night was something rarely done by students. There was always nightlife and hun- dreds of ways to enjoy it. Deauville Plaza, called Festival because of its theatre, was a plaza of stores, restuarants, a rock and roll club, and Festival 6 cinema, was the location where many students spent their Friday and Saturday nights. Spending hours cruising through Festival was a way to meet new people, talk to friends and have a good time. Little York Park, a common site for par- ties and parking was actually a pitch dark parking lot next to a baseball park. Although kickers originally began meeting at the park, it was always so dark there that nobody could tell who you were, As a result, everyone started gathering at The Park. Country music and dancing fans often went to Tin Hall, a huge tin barn found several miles away in the woods on a road that nobody could find unless they had been given directions. A live band and lots of dancing made Tin Hall a very popular place. Of course, there was always some kind of game at school. Every night after a foot- ball game, hundreds of students would col- lect at Pizza lnn. Even with people pushing and shoving to get in the door, there was always a long line, but that was half the fun. There were as many ways to have fun as there were people to have it and when one could not find anything to do, there was always movies, bowling, concerts, Castle Golf and Games, where one could race cars, play miniature golf, or play one of the hundreds of video games, or parties. No matter how you liked your fun, everyone loved the nightlife! At Malibu Grand Prix and Castle Golf and Games, one could play miniature golf, pinball, or race a car. P Nightlife v Festival, off Highway 290, was the popular place to eat, see a movie, or go cruising, ' rmF. r Y? Q-Q :Co V W --.. ' , new . 755 4 H wt 4' 4 Q I , 'li frii V ' ' Q 'UP' nhl.-My Z, j it,- 1' f,,p'l . - it -R l rt + 2 I' HQ. fi ' 1.4 . , fi' - V., 1 , , . , t 1' V. -if ' f' .4 o - s ' rr 7 V ' ' Q 1 I I. ' 'Z 'O V ' ' ' Q -0.4: ll qi ft, .. t -ir -J t - -Qgilg.-V ' 1. v. - ' I 4 ' .. ? ' - 3 ' ,, ' ? AA Karen McLaughlin, seen driving a carload AA Journey, in concert, was one of the most of friends through the Festival. popular groups among students.