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

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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

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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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h - In one last attempt to show class unity, Seniors planned to don sunglasses when graduation was conferred upon them. However, the plans were foiled and sunglasses were taken up as they entered the auditorium. One sly senior managed to smuggle his in and here, Pat Coveny walks off stage sporting the cool look. Photo by Britt Alexander. During the ceremony, Mr. Alan Labay and Deanna Jordan speak over high school memories. Photo by Britt Alexander. .gg Q4 4, 'J 1 .. W-,. J P. t ., f' i ff-1 f Z If i If iff N i',.,1'f2' In ,Mins - '55 H L Not even crutches could stop the seniors from graduation. Photo by Britt Alexander. Watching classmates receive f - - , j gg diplomas, Sabrina Rena, Doreen , i - Q p A K if .3 Teoh, Uyan Tran, and Deanna Jor- x 1 X ' . fi dan sat on stage as honor students. - . 5 Photo by Britt Alexander. ci ' stage, Jeff Voelkel and Carl Vu watch students in front of them. Photo by Britt Alexander. Nervously awaiting their tum on the The front row honor graduates stand in preparation to begin opening exer- cises. Photo by Britt Alexander. Graduation 27