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

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PS! it t A. to the Homecoming Parade, Paige Paricb and Pbodz lalibte show spirit and enthusiasm as they drive National Honor Society members Michelle Gobert, Linda Kaeding, and jill jackson listen attentively at the spring meeting. Trying not to be late for school, Debbnb Mason hurriedly curls her hair. . RR M Waking up from an afternoon nap, Mkbelk Stott gets her eyes into focus for the rest of the at'ternoon's activities. juniors

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Gina Westphal Avery White Paula White Tanna Whittaker Roy Whiteman Coco Williams Crystal Williams Elimbeth Williams Kim Williams Octavia Williams Richard Williamson Calvin Wilson Brain Wilson Christina Wilson Suzanne Wilson Annette Wolfe john Woodham Teresa Wright Mary Yee jennifer York Cindy Zaiontz i,,.-ni' -it '35 4 f E 2, ., 4. 1 X. W MJ s ik' ' , . t rrsr 'Z ttf? 154 1 Phyllis Zendejas Kevin Zrubek Caoky Han Susan Ham qxbiuv . sr Egg Q I as 4,- A . -:ss we as 3' s Striving for success Full of enthusiasm and ambition, Kirk Pillow one day hopes to become an ambassador or some other public official for the United States. Having lived in Switzerland and Yugoslavia, and also having traveled in Canada, England, France, Holland, West Germany, Italy, and Austria, Kirk Pillow has experienced some unique situations. While in Zagreb, Yugoslavia, Kirk explained I was an extra during the filming of the ABC mini-series The Winds of War. I was one of a number of Americans fwho were recruited from my hotelj who were being evacuated from the American Embassy in Warsaw before the Germans invaded Poland. Actually, the American Embassy in Warsaw was a private residence in Zagreb that was doctored up with some debris, sound effects, and smoke bombs. During the filming, Kirk met stars jan-Michael Vin- cent and Ali McGraw. Kirk was also excited to be the winner of the Bill Archer Essay Contest. Kirk stated, I was very grateful for the support I received, and it was very important to me that they would be happy with their choice later. Along with the new experiences he en- countered, Kirk felt the trip served as a step- ping stone toward his career. Georgetown University in Washington, D.C. is the choice for Kirk, and he would like a career in the Foreign Service. jokingly he said a goal of his is to rule the world, of course! Then more seriously he stated that he would like to picture himself someday being a respected ambassador or some other official. With Kirk's ambition and enthusiasm towards the future, we may one day very well be under the rule of Kirk Pillow! juniors

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0 ho UYBS SUIJHDIIIDYB Officers: Kim Beacham, Cara McDonald, Sharon Lundquist, Mike Castellano, Natalie julian The Sophomore Class Officers worked hard to make a successful year for their class. Their first pro- ject was the making of a float for the Homecoming Parade. After a week of collecting over one-hundred and twenty dollars, the float was decorated and proudly displayed by sophomore students. The next project for the sophomore class was the selling of Critter Banks, which went over well with many customers. The sophomores also held a Sadie Hawkins Day Dance injanuary. This was a big switch for our school. The girls asked the guys out, for a change, and were supposed to pay the guys' way. All in all, the sophomores had a great and very progressive year. ,X Kelly Adams Van Adams Doug Adolph Danny Ahlgrim john Alrinoglu Monica Alvarez Mike Anderle Luis Arjona Mimi Armanious Kurt Avery jeff Auld Douglas Ayers Valerie Ayers Yong Baek Marlo Bagley jacquelyn Baker Karen Baker Stacey Baker Stephanie Baker Robert Barham LeAnn Baron Cynthia Bates Vicky Bates Kimberly Beacham Darrell Bell Debbie Berger Monica Bhatia Dannetre Biddy 1 sophomores 'S Y- f. V af .Af g an , P I s T1 Q 4 . 7, ' 52921 . w- evbr . We tate' f r' rfffli vt lj n was 4 'T' fv I Xt H, f as stag. avg at at 'e, T , t sa -1. i 3 -P, ' , ' ' ff!! ,E .e r M t v K ' . 3' f , 1 5 ,W-sfifyga M K 1 - . i 9 5.555 dam- ,rf ,ff ,' ga M ,av K a , Vg V H V WV V YA K V V QE vi, , , A r s v s . f ff? , 7 ' l T - , V t . F-,f f X 1 f I X e 4. 5 X I ' f 1-