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

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'reddy Warren and Scott Sonicbi could not resist showing their sexy legs at the jour- alism Halloween party. .1L,w Nun- rw 'E is Bennett admires Scott Sonlcbiit unusual costume. jote dela Cruz serves soft drinks to all the guests at the journalism Party. 5.-. ' 1' iff f i1w l , C. 3 ,A I I -'N' Jr. ,Y john Walker and Freddy Warren relax for a moment while Darla Bennett them a Pepsi. fixes Cbristine Basra and Cara McDonald interview Molly Albin about cheerleading. publications

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Strong forces behind publications Falcon, In Flight, Peregrine Sharon Madden and Dawn Leaver: enjoyed dressing up as Baby Pica and a yearbook for the Homecoming parade. Even before school had started, the Peregrine ,... In Flight, and Falcon staffers had begun to prepare for the upcoming year. All three of these clubs helped bridge the gap between journalism and the school. The Peregrine was promoted by the morning an- nouncements. A total of five papers were distributed, free to the students and faculty This was possible because the issues were smaller. Thus, everyone had a chance to read the Peregrine. . . . In Flight was off to a great start led by advisor Ms. Kay Weiman. Ms. Weiman revealed, I like work- ing with literary magazine very much. . . .In Flight? theme for their slide presentation was Flight of Fantasy . The staffers collected slides of peoples fantasies and backed them up with rock music. The staffers attended three workshops and par- ticipated in the UIL tournament in Austin. Missy Buehalew and Allison Hun! discuss their ideas with Ms. Roberts. Sharron Madden, dressed up as a newspaper, represented the Peregrine distributing the Grst issue. She is helped by yearbook staffer Dawn Leavers. few Pica Club Top row: Sharron Madden, Ava DeGeorge. Second row: Bill Walker, Eva Lo, Cindy Bos- quez, Leigh Head, Teresa Lui, Ha Lai, Uyen Tran, Christine Basra. Bottom row: Sonya Moore, Rhonda Stegent, Carol Sharp. 8 publications Vandana jagannathan said, I like being on . . . In Flight because it's interesting to read all the submissions. A room full of students working busily in E206 was the usual scene of the Falcon staff. The new staffers, well-prepared by attending the summer workshops, were very enthusiastic and could not wait to get started. This was the first year for the yearbook staff to have a booster club. The booster club helped the staff raise money and was a major influence on the staffs morale. Kristen Rush expressed, I think the people on this year's staff are very dedicated and excited about their yearbook. I also think that they enjoy being on the staff even though it's a lot of hard work because it's very rewarding. Christine Basra said, Being on the yearbook staff takes a lot of hard work, but overall it's worth it. Missy Buckalew stated, It requires more time than you think it does. Cara McDonald mentioned, Deadlines are frustrating, but I enjoy working with the people who are on our staff. Editor Anju Kukreja expressed, This is clearly the best staff our school has ever hadg it has been proven by the staff' s first place win as the Best Overall Staff' at the Harris County journalism Workshop. ,...--.... ,. 'L. ..-' 'fr u ricles to be published. Uyen Tran, Vandana Sadannaihan, and Sharon Bollew prepare the . . . In Flight Top Row - Sharon Bailey, Robyi Bowen, Leigh Head. S. Row - M: Weiman, Natalie Herzog, Mike Anderie T.R. - Denise Carew, Suzon Nickola: Uyen Tran. L.R. - jennifer William: Teresa Lui, Vandanajagannatha.

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Pica photo poll for publications Pica club, Photo club Reed Byres clowns around at the publication staffs' Halloween party. The Pica Club helped to promote journalism by helping the publications staff as much as they could. They had an annual bake-off and sold pens. They also attended a two-day seminar at the University of Texas Workshop. President Bill Walker specified, Being such a leader in the Pica Club has made me a more democratic person. I admonish freedom even more because the Pica Club promotes journalism, and journalism is the right to speak and write freely. The Photo Club endured trying activities rais- ing money for all the photography classes. They had a bake sale and did slide show projects. One of the special activities of the Photo Club was taking pictures at the Museum of Fine Arts. President Diane Reaves expressed, The Photo Club was able to do a lot this year. We had some good officers who were willing to go out of their way to get the job done. Cindy Bosquez, Dawn Leavers, and LL Peters enjoyed being dressed up in tl' Homecoming Parade. Cara Werner types her copy fitting form, so she can stan preparing her layout. jana lWlhhm.i discusses the quality of some photographs with Cara McDonald. Ju - p K ' .5113 johnny Jansen, jennifer McGinness, Betty Vinh, Darla Bennett, Tracy Hill, Sonya Moore, Anilyn Fabello, Kim Beacham, Mari Leveritt, Iris Dalfrey, Terensa Pierce,-lane Eng, Deanna Habeggar,-Iohn Gregg. 86 pica clubfphoto club l-.. .4 V Top row: jana Williams, Sarah Ramshur, Kim Kelley, Sandra Wiegand, Nancy Wiegai Cara Werner, Margie Chen, Kathy Gongora. Second row: Christine Basra, Allison H Donna Parsley, Stacey Sulik, lvonne Estagarribia, Elaine Dillard. Third row: Bo Keating, Dwight Odelius,Missy Buckalew, Nazo Kureshy, Cara McDonald, Kristin R Pheobe LaFitte, Editor: Anju Kukreja.