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

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Kenner-Lugo 1 Small town girl The big city lights were not what surprised native Alabaman, Tiffany Martin. It was the traffic and endless kinds pf people, which was something it would take time to get use to, Moving here only two weeks before school started, Tiffany barely had time to breathe before she was zipped into the busy system of our school. She was very in- volved in her last school, in athletics and a multitude of clubs. Her main interests here at our school, though, have been her grades. She has been very successful in achieving good grades, that certainly does not make her a bookworm in the least. When asked what her favorite hobbies were, she replied with a big smile, I love to shop and just have a good time with my friends. When she was asked about her likes and dislikes of the Houston life, her dislikes outweighted her likes by a wide margin. Being from a small town, Vestavia, Alabama, Tif- fany's upbringing had not prepared her for the fast-paced life one leads in Houston. The hardest Part was leaving all her friends. But Tiffany, being the outgoing person she is, has made plenty of new friends to make up for all the old ones she had to leave. aff' 2 ' x at ce L if- L' Qi Y A gf ...it df R142 A. 'V a ,, s .vt f? ni 1, x , .aa , 3 ns., if if ' gil' :EL ga- 1 A , we il in an jennifer Kenner Tommy Kile Margaret Kilgore Rod Kneblik Ben Knippers Kelley Krancher Samantha Kolb Rosa Korbut Christine Kujawa Lisa Kubis Amy LaChausse Phoebe LaFitte Hai Lai JoAnn Lara Kimberly Larson Shannon Larson Renata Laskosz Craig Leavers Rick Le Lorna Lee Marcelo Lencina john Lines john Littleton Frank London Michelle Long Larry Lowe Doug Lowry Grace Lugo juniors 191

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