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

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R 81 H SPORTS Congratulations T-Shirt Printing - Athletic Shoes Rick Fishing and Hunting License - Trophies We Love You Owner: Scott Rutherford MQM 8, DAD 14004 Hempstead Houston, Texas 77040 17131 462-0576 1 Congratulations a 7 - - 5 Ron me and Sen lors of 85 Q, LOVE MOM 81 DAD C LEAN E 811 St dewood Houston, Texas 77007 C. F. QChucky Slagle President may sez-9382 Congratulations Regina Good Luck Seniors of Love , '84 MOM 81 DAD 81 SISTERS THE SI-AGI-ES

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FIIlLUllllDslllQ llwllllillil llEQlldlllllQWlElllT , Qi PO Box 40530 - Housrorv texas :mu . :ig 456.3053 . THU 77, 554 Easy is Over Rougher roads lie ahead for the class of 1988. Blow-off' classes will be a thing ofthe past. Up to seven classes will be taken our ofthe curriculum. The state of Texas is toughening its standards of educa- tion. The required twenty credits have been moved up to twenty-two, and the credits will be harder to achieve. I'm glad it did not happen earlier, but I do feel sorry for underclassmenn was junior Aline Cleboski's thought on this issue. Karin 'Sorensen, senior, commented, Well, at least when it's all over, they might turn out a little smarter than we did. Intelligence is not the only reason for the tougher standardsg discipline in the students' work is another. janet Tribby was asked if she felt that if the standards were for the better. She replied, These standards will keep them busy and hopeful- ly keep them more concerned with the academic aspects of school. If these students are concerned with graduating, they will have to be more concerned with academics since the credit system makes it harder to achieve the graduating level. Denise Fischer exclaimed, Looks like easy is over! Easy is over, but it is for the best. gow ibuaiera Qdffaf

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0lSw56ff,9, fn ferp rises 15813 Elwood Drive - Houston, Texas 77040 - 713-937-0146 Metal bldg. repairs 0 Add ons I Structural Welding 0 0 Overhead 8: Sliding door repairs 0 Woodie 8a Betty Wolfenberger Locker Combinations . . . And they are ottg like a disturbed bed of ants, they scatter themselves about the halls. It's that most-looked-forward-to time in every Iocker's lite - the time tor every locker to Iinally depart with that 2 month old banana peel and say good-bye to those smelly gym clothes and that mile-high stack ot old homework. It's cIean-out-your- locker day at our school. - How do the students at our school really teel about lockers? A sophomore student who wished to remain anonymous related her story. I don't know where I would be without it, she said, but thanks to my locker my love lite was ruined. I was a little aggravated when it kept getting stuckg then when I least expected it to, it swung open and just happened to give a bloody nose to the guy I've had my eye on tor months! I wouIdn't even speak to my locker tor two years, commented Mis- ty Farris in an outrage. lt ate my English project! Ot course not everyone can be Iully satistied with his locker. Like Deedee Hughes, many bottom-locker owners often sutter trom The- talling-book plague which is generally caused by a top locker cramm- ed with books which tall on the victim below. Numerous students actually manage to have conversations with their lockers. The conversations generally consist ol questions like: Now where did you put my homework? Though lockers are not the most loveable creatures in school, they do call tor some sympathy. When talking about his locker, junior Phil Hultz said, She puts up with a lot ot stutt. K 3'71'f1fm5?5 Q.. ,buy is Congratulations Falcons! THE HAIR PEN Jersey Village Plaza 896-0303