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

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Senior Class Favorites Gayle Harvey has been elected Most Popular many times in high school, and it's no wonder: she doesn't expect it. She cried when they announced it, because, explained Anette Hart, She's a very natural, down-to-earth person. Gale was involved in everything from volleyball to Student Congress to the Yearbook Staff. Her reason for the involvement, I feel that being involved in a variety of activities is important because you meet all kinds of people. Brad Spooner was elected Most Popular for his friendly nature, and perhaps, his beautiful blue eyes. Brad was involved in baseball, GSL, but most importantly to him, his girlfriend. The thing l will remember most about high school is meeting this one girl, Hollis Sabrsula. Since l've met her, she has made a definite imprint on my life. My knees were shaking and l could hardly believe it, said Kendra Leschper when she was awarded Miss JVHS. Kendra was recognized as being the most involved girl in school. She was a DAR winner, President of the Student Council, Senior Class Treasurer, Literary Magazine Editor, National Honor Society and on the volleyball team for four years. Despite her many activities, she managed to rank 23 in her class, and still have time For a few special times with Carl, she said. Dale Trevino's easy-going attitude and flirtatious nature have won him hearts as well as many honors. He was elected both Beau and Mr. JVHS. Dale became well-known as Head Photographer of the Yearbook. He was the one who was always on the sidelines of football, basketball and other sports games, 35 mm camera in hand. - Senior Class Favorites Most Popular: Gale Harvey and Brad Spooner. it S. .af A Mr. and Miss JVHS: Kendra Leschper and Dale Trevino

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QLarge photoj Amber Andrews accepts a Science Award from Mr. Dan Kutsko. As Principal Mr. Ronnie Truitt called each name, Mr. Richard Johnson, Ms. Kim Becker, Mrs. Freda Toon, Mr. Doyle Horton, Mr. Ray Heinze, Mr. George Clayton, Mr. Hal Miller, Mrs. Jean McKeown, Mrs. Mary Brown, Ms. Marjorie Aubin, Mrs. Jewel Hargrove, Mrs. Carolyn Spillaine, a representative from the Keystone Com- pany or Mrs. LaVelle Shelton presented the award. Four award winners, Amy Peterman, Meike Stuedeman, Lisa Moorman and San- dra Boren share a grin after the May ll Awards Night. P 2 1, as my - Student Life

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V Most Versatile: Amber Andrews and Pat Behn, -wx A Sweetheart and Beau: Gale Harvey and Dale Trevino V Most Likely to Succeed: Phyllis Chang and David Whitworth. rw at Amber Andrews earned the honor Most Versatile by being active in many clubs. She was a cheerleader, President of GSL, Mu Alpha Theta, and secretary of the National Honor Society. However, the strain of all these activities began to take its toll on Amber. I was too busy my Senior Year, and I never had enough time to myself, she explained, And I was beginning not to care.' Pat Behn was elected Most Versatile for his friendly nature and involve- ment in both choir and football. The thing I will remember most about our Senior Year was, how much en- thusiasm and support that we got in all the sports, Pat said, I felt the Senior Class is a class that you could tell just about anything and they'll understand, and try to help you with the problem. It takes hard work to be ranked number one in your class and still be in- volved in many clubs, but Phillis Chang has managed it. I learned to organize my time, Phillis said, revealing her secret. National Honor Society, GSL, Student Congress and Mu Alpha Theta are just a few of the clubs Phyllis is involved in. Phyllis was endowed with seven scholarships for her high achievements, totalling S33,900. I think high school itself is a unique part of everyone's Iife, Phyllis said, I will remember the friends I have made and many of my teachers, who have made learning very speciaI. Thirty-one must be David Whitworth's lucky number. Not only was he a part of the 31-win Falcon basketball team fthe highest in Falcon historyl, but also he is ranked 31 in the Senior Class. I don't need to study much to make a good grades, and I only do the homework that I have to turn in for a grade, explained David Whitworth. Concerning basketball, David was leader in blocked shots, second leading rebounder and third leading scorer. He admits to, Consistently doing my job in basketball. Student Life -