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

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7 l is r X Q . ' i Q , U a - Y -Q N1 5- Before leaving for the prom, tradi- tional home photos must be taken so that Senior John Rossler and Junior Leslie Kelley can treasure the memory of this Senior Prom. Photo by Mrs. Kelley. A conversation of where did you eat and where are you going afterwards - could be that of Robert Oehlers. Photo by Steve Tise. Not only for JV Seniors the Prom saw escorts from other high schools as Scott Wier from Cy-Fair HS, who dances with Sarah Ramshur. Photo by Carol Sharp. Doing the two-step, Darrell Daven- port and his date, Lana Williamson, dance the night away in each others I arms. Photo by Carol Sharp. if P 'nhl Alumni, as Keith Kutach, were highly visible at the Prom escorting elegantly dressed young ladies as Paula Gentry. Photo by Carol Sharp. Showing the Senior Class of '86 how to move on the dance floor, Senior Iris Dalfrey and Lamar High School Junior Bobby Johnson control their every step. Photo by Carol Sharp. Prom 25 .

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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

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Starting Over Again Graduation Day: a time marked for some as the end of their education but for others, the beginning. 'Tm happy I'm graduating from thirteen years of school, Greg Michaels said excitedly, but the next four years at college should be the best years to graduate from. What a feeling to know I am done with school. I just want to get a job and go to work,'l Dawn Lehrenbaum said. There were several ways the new graduates planned to spend the next year. But whether or not one planned to go on to college or to stay home and work, the feeling of receiving the diploma was rewarding. After graduation, Dina Garza explained, All I wanted to do was to get my diploma. Now that I've got it and I'm out of high school. I'm free to do whatever I want with my life. OH - what a feeling! Written by Dawn Leavers. The honor of valedictorian was received by Doreen Teoh and award' ed by Mr. Allen Meek. Photo by Britt Alexander. I rn so happy to be out of school n 0 w ! ' r e g I f ' Michaels. I g, ff 'Taq my Y 3 W' 1 wt Q ' ln' S V Ng 'Ai 5 , ,K M4 L .1 f ' . - 26 Graduation Double Page Spread by Dawn Leaver