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

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Connie Koehn and Tanya Smith plot out their upcoming homecoming night during lunch. P Janet Tribby looks undisturbed by just another photograph during English. P Monty Hale enjoys his Math class. P O ening Nick Ruggeri cheers on the Senior class during the McCullough pep-rally. P X fl' ......-f

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Happy Anniversary Jersey Village! We are finally a Ten! After nine years of struggling to be established, ten years after the first students called this school their own we have finally come together. Not only are the school functions coming together, but the community as well. The foot- ball games are crowded with community parents, brothers and sisters cheering on the players. The stands were never so colorful. The pep-rallies had a louder roar, more smil- ing faces and more freedom of expression. When the cheerleaders screamed, All for the Falcons stand up and holler! the entire gym rose and shouted at the top of their lungs. When they cheered Falcons get down, students on the first rows enthusiastically laid on the gym floor and wriggled to the beat of the Band. We identify ourselves as the Falcons, a part of a ten year tradition of pride. And now there is a security at being ten years old. We have more confidence trying new things. And we are carry' ing out old traditions as well. Put all this together and we, the people of Jersey Village, are FINALLY A TEN! 4 Marty Kunz shows his ir- resistible personality at the McCullough pep-rally by displaying his numerous hush-bottons. 4 Sandra Brown displays her spirit by wearing the famous purple and gold cap. 4 Goldduster officers, Stephanie Terry, Dana McGarrah, Stacey Hines, Stacy McGarrah, and Maria Franz, take a break after the half-time performance at the Conroe game. Oeg