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

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Cheryl Sydlik fpublic relationsj and Karin Sorensen 1Presidentj are snapped N G.S.L. members james Cooper, Scott Orr, and Eric Crawford receive their spirit While Col-'luring up newideas for the Spirilclublo Participate in' boxes. qw r ,, ap-f Trying to make a sale for the Spirit Club, Kris Mayfield waits for the final verdict. C' , Sparks of Spirit Top row: Leigh Head, Laura Erdman, Karen Todd, Robin Rollins, Sherri Fore, Tonya Smith, Valerie Hurra, Melanie Brelsford, Middle row: Dawn Blanchard, Cathy Hosek, Carole Garret, Phoebe LaFitte, Tiffany Medlin, Elaine Dillard, Aline Cleboski, Anilyn Fabello, Paige Patrick, Paula Phipps, Sharon Lundquist, Cathy Fowler, Bottom row: Cheryl Sydlik, Karin Sorensen g.s.l. and spirit club

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ired up ith pride Sparks of Spirit ' GSL. The Spirit Club let people get involved with promoting spirit without being a cheerleader, Gold Duster, or band member. Club members make spirit boxes each week during football season and give them to the guys during the pep rallies, replied President Karin Sorensen. The guys really appreciated the boxes, too. It's a way to say good luck and let them know that people in the school supported them. Bumper stickers were sold for the yearly fund-raiser. Karen said, It gets pretty expensive to do a box every week. Also, it's hard to get to school early for the meetings, and many members are very busy with other activities, but somehow the club pulls together and manages! Karin also hoped the club could become more involved in promoting spirit with basketball, baseball, soccer, and other sports. We hope to do something for each sport, but it's hard to find the time! The Good Sportsmanship League's purpose this year was to place a bond between the schools in our district, states Msjodie Smith. The club got off to a great start and throughout the year was also con- juring up ideas to promote better sportsmanship, ex- claimed Valerie Crowley. Our school has the largest G.S.L. club in the district, and the officers attended the district meeting hosted by Cy-Fair. The main goal of G.S.L. members is to have the best relations with the other schools, beamed Gayla Terry. But for all the hard work and dedication to the club, it paid off in the end. A traditional swimming party was held at Ms. Smith's house where food and fun were just about the only thing on the agenda. Active Good Sportsmanship League members Beth Dowell and Michelle Ger- vais concentrate on ways to enlist new members. Good Sportsmanship League Bottom row: Tammy Moore, Cheryl Sydlik,joAnne Ganim, Valerie Crowley, joanna Mit- chamg Top row: Phoebe LaFitte, Leigh Head, Tim Gregorik, Gayla Terry, Cheryl Loe, and sponsor-Iodie Smith, g sl and spirit club ,a was 'gf , ,:3e,'. is . r A ,. .:.:f:n..i,ff- , ftp ,,,. 4 , M WN' if rf Camera-shy Tracy Hill decides whi guy to make a spirit box for.

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