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

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Fashion craze from the 60's in the 8O's? Mini skirts, for sure! The 1960's are coming back again through the latest fashions Students of every class were wearin r a multitude of mini skirts, , It pumps, and quarter-length pants. In a period of only one year, the skirts have shortened bf inches in len rth. Allison Garrett, I is freshman, states, At first when I saw them I thought, Gosh. how can someone wear something like that? But now I like them because they have changed the material and styles. Kris Mayfield, senior, expressed, Mini skirts are okay! If our parents could wear them, we can, too. Lindsay Sardis, freshman. added. They're cute, and theyre something different from wearing pants. Some exceptions should be taken into consideration. Missy Moss, sophomore, commented, Some of them are cute. but it depends on the style. Tiffany Brownlee, junior, exclaimed, The reason why mini skirts are so popular is because they are such 'eye-catchersl' The males have a somewhat different point of view. Butch Maywald, sophomore, replied, They're just clothes! The majority of the students, mostly female, felt that the 1960's fashions are the in thing this year. Sandra, ape your senior year is flze Qmfesf.f.f.f l ads

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Congratulations Falcons Kim S. Gee D.D.S., M.S. Orthodontics A Different School Can you imagine what school would be like without football games and extracurricular activities? Extracurricular activities could be cut totally, and students would spend more time on learning. As you can easily guess, most students disagreed with these ideas. Ben Knippers, junior, said, lt's uncool. We wouldn't have anything to do without football games! Stephanie Sulik, freshman, said, Those activities are what make everyone go to school. Misty Farris, senior, explains, Being involved in extracur- ricular activities make students more interested in succeeding. They care more about what their peers think. Getting right to the point, Sheila Pryor, freshman, said, No way! We can't do that! l feel that a good social life enhances one's desire to learn. Without it, school would become a drag, commented Senior Allison Hunt. ln order to achieve balance, one must distribute his time by equally engaging in both academic and extracur- ricular activities. Besides these, there are many other drawbacks to these ideas. For example, if the school days are made longer, as has also been suggested, a problem would arise with the traffic and the buses. The students would be trying to get home during rush hour. 2 I W Congratulations Jennifer and Seniors of '84 Love Mom and Dad Compliments ot: J. Danhaus 10235 W. Little York, Suite 150. Houston, Texas. 77040 Phone: 460-9400 30 I