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

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in.. 1- .-4? ,Tr 'L .ia - . 2 W K , 'ew . i Q 1 g M 1 LL 3: A x L f + 1 f f, 1 QM A 4 f 3 1:2 , 1 '5 P -' 3 .5 ita t .t t l. Q 2 f Bruce Springsteen's Down Bound Train held a special meaning for Rusty Scogin and those that heard his performance. Photo by Lisa Stubbs. Seizing the moment playing a piano duet, Soo Chang and Doreen Teoh performed The Train Running. Photo by Lisa Stubbs. Riding since he was eight. Randy Spangler, uses his seasoned agility to awe and please the crowd. Photo by Richard Zaborowski. Posing as Billy Joe Bob and Betty Sue, Robert Cox and Melissa Wafer share a tender moment in All Around Beauty King. Photo by Lisa Stubbs. SeniorShowoffs 23 .

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Seniors Put Ritz In Skits It was the best Senior Show-Offs I've ever seen. It blew away last year's show, Sophomore Kieth Petosky said, Such reactions as this were popular among the im- mense crowd attending the extravaganzag crowds so im- mense that some had to be turned away after the stan- ding room only had been fill- ed to capacity. An income of 353300.00 helped the Seniors clear the needed mark of 253000.00 with the slightly spare 3300.00 go- ing toward the Senior Breakfast. Acts such as Who's On Line One , featuring Becky Fielder and Andrew Fishbach, the dance routine Can You Feel The Beat in- cluding Tamla Jernigan and Tracy Abrams, followed by Terry Huffstickler's vocal solo and Kim Beecham's vocal solo brought out the best in the Senior talent. Getting to see the excite- ment of the other Seniors when they performed reminded me of when I first began performing, Kim Beecham said. Written by Richard Zaborowski. When I was a young boy, I was about this highs, went the tune of J.V. Blues written and sung by Gus Tello. Depicting Mr. Williams Get to class ya'll and line cutting coaches was the main theme of his crowd pleasing act. Photo by Lisa Stubbs. team- . . It felt good to put forth an effortrfor my Senior class. Gus Tello. 22 Senior Show-Offs Double Page Spread by Richard Zaborows

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Excitement Fills Ballroom After months of planning and preparation, the moment for magical and glamorous at- tire arrived. Girls dressed in ruffles, lace and frills accom- panied by their dates in tuxs and tails walked into the Wyndam Hotel, Greenspoint, into a wonderland of excitement. After eating at their favorite places like Vargo's, Brennan's and the Spindle Top, the seniors proceeded to the Prom. They were recognized driving up in rented Cadillacs and sports cars or relaxing in their chauffer driven limosines. We went to the San Fran- cisco Steak House. The food was elegant and fortifyingf' Senior, Joey Ruffino said. As the Seniors walked into the Raphael Ballroom there was a thrilling setting. Friends, dancing and food could be seen everywhere. Tables of ten people talked and laughed while on the dance floor there was a con- tinous crowd dancing and singing to the accepted music of 1986. It was fun getting all dressed up and going all out, Senior Shawn Mullins said. Written by Joy Newbury. Sporting look alike attire Oscar Quintana and Melanie De Los Reyes gave a different look to the Prom. Photo by Steve Tise. .- 24 Prom FQ We dare to be differentfn Oscar Quintana, senior. --...rf Double Page Spread by Joy Newbury