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

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Y 7 VY A.. vvw NAV a u n F I QLJF 1 ' 1 .nm R Durhig the training session, helping Robert Halt brought smiles to Robb McKeown's and Lisa Rugley's faces. Photo by Carol Sharp. Taking time out to talk and have fun Irene Pai, Krista Hildebrant, Dan McMasters, and Todd Greenlaw enjoy themselves during the lun- cheon. Photo by Carol Sharp. Although committed to the pro- gram, Jason Sharp and Ajay Chheda take a break from the rigors of tutor- ing. Photo by Carol Sharp. Organizing and mat- ching tutors with tutorees was a tough job for Mrs. Martha Vardemans. Along with Mr. John Mayes' help, they put together a new and exciting or- ganization. They were the greatest and I learned alot, Angie Smith said. si ,A fe--. in ig FLASH 119 -

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. .. wiser eb le' i t -,'J A Final Recognition Crisp, cream certificates with purple ribbons. and bright. shiny trophies gleamed upon the table in which they laid upon. As each name was announced over the microphone, a student with a wide grin, casually walked onto the stage. Soon, the awards table was bare. but the faces ofthe rece- pients were full of emotion. Emotions were running extremely high at J.V. during the year. With the many students who made it to UIL and state, J.V. could proudfully boast, in which they did. Skills obtained in the classroom and knowledge gained in outside activities led many students to state. by means of an ex- tracurricular club or a certain academic area such as history. Group projects were also successful. The old saying that two heads are better than one, applied to several students. By working in a group, members were able to en- courage each other in making the best project that they could. Medals and trophies were not the only reward that students received, but the friendships that they had developed by working with their peers proved more impor- tant. Written by Missy Buckalew. ,U .9 -X- R N sf f g sq l ' i , p: -1. 'A 1, f . - 3 ef - f,123i-P1 A ' f ff dl' ' if Awards night was a happy occasion for both the students as well as the teachers and administrators. Ninety-one 'Q 'V seniors received the President's Academic Fitness Award, and Teresa Chan was among those 91. Here, Teresa receives 4 a PE. award from Mr. Ray Hinze. Photo by Carol Anglin. Having the gift of galil has helped Junior Lance Peterman win several awards. Here, he pratices before a debate j tournment. Photo by Steve Tise. Lettering in a sport or club is considered an accomplishment in itself. Senior Richard Dimas received his letter in soc- ' 4 L cer, as well as second place in the state competition of Industrial Arts. Photo by Allison Garrett. i I-lonorslulncrirninating f 121 gi X my i ii. f ' -512' 7 X52 it 'T-Z