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

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1 l . , ' if l d 1 . iss.l T J to g Armanxesll-wx . ,,,,. . , if ,,., ft... ...L ur . . . ....... , , Father Knows Best Enjoying the Sunday afternoon trip to Fair Lanes Bowling Alley, Senior Mike Anderle, wishing to beat his opponent Miss Peggy Flemming, prays for a miracle to land him a spare. Although the outcome of the game was not important, there was a lot of fun and friendly com- petition, said senior Mike Anderle. Activities such as this, the trip to Malibu Race Center, and swim and pizza parties helped bring the members in CSU closer together. They presented a friendly at- mosphere in which everyone was apt to be more open. Photo by Carol Sharp. 'I - -...g . , . -ff 15.11, pr Let's go bowling. A typical Sunday afternoon became a little less typical as students met at school and charged to Fair Lanes ready to knock some pins down, UI really had a lot of fun, even though I never did score more than one hundred pointsf joked Junior Sandra Tsai. Developed about six years ago, the Christian Student Union was a combination of students and faculty who pro- vided Christian fellowship. Mr.Monte May, one of five sponsors, felt the most im- portant aspect that made CSU different from other clubs was that, 'fthe students really cared about each other? For Mimi Armanious, president of CSU, being a member enabled her to make a lot of new friends with a common interest. 'tSeeing everyone become closer made CSU a club that had real meaning, Mimi Armanious said. The warm environment and friendliness made me feel like we were one big family, Ellen Tsai added. Written by Angelica Smith. Members are: fFront rowl R. Wan- sik, M. Armanious, T. Greenlaw. 12nd rowj S.Lyerley, C. Heldebrand, K. Smith, L. Rugeley. 13rd rowl P. Lueck, B. Humphreys, J. Sylvester, B. Humphreys, M. Young. 14th rowl S. Loveless, S. White, B. Hunt, S. Smith, L. Heldebrand, Ft. Rush, M, Prause, D. Scarberry, K. Cummings, K. Rollins. 15th rowj Y, Cantrell, J. Vaughn, M. White, K. Shroeder, J. Tsai, C. Williams. 16th rowj C. Kelley, L. Ross, J. Salch, M. Anderle, W. Mordecai, S. Shirley, E. Tsai, S. Tsai, R. Elliott. 17th rowl S. Young, C. Cartwright, M. Maden, C. Bos- quez, D. Diaz, L. Hsu, G. Greenlaw, D. Harrison, C. Lang. 18th rowl G. Riske, S. Flemming, B. Meier, C. Medelin, E. Kirk, J. Vanatta, T. Blevins. Photo by Paul Carnell. Christian Student Union 55 .

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.. . fi' ff' W , . , .11g,:,:ii:- ' y Qff J si. Ct . Il , ake n Doing improvisational skits prepared Drama students for ac- tual performances in front ol' live audiences. Performing an im- provisational skit for their fifth period class are David Falzone, Tony Gamble, Larry Langford, Sean Ocker. and Matt Thomp- son. Photo by Julie Mon- tgomery. Q 1 r at . As the lights dim, and the audience hushes, the curtain opens a new and exciting year for Drama Club. The 75 members put on several pro- ductions throughout the year. The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail was composed of four UIL All Star cast members. These awards were earned by Sean Gcker, Eugene Kato, Matt Thompson and John Hargrove. During Spring Break, 20 of the Drama Club members went to New York City. They attended several Broadway productions including A Chorus Line, The Foriegner. L'We raised the money to go to New York from shows and selling fund raising items, John Hargrove said. The Drama Club also con- structed and decorated a win- ning float for the Jersey Village Founder's Day Parade. Written by Julie Montgomery. Members included: tfront rowl D, Gast, D. Loper, T. Johnson, W. Hewitt, D. Jacobs. 12nd rowl S. Ocker, S. Saints, T. Tillery, L. Hoot, K. Ericson, J. Jansen, H. Seume. C. Cottier, H. Churchill, J. Burkhart. 13rd rowl L. Chetkovich, S. Kent, T. Plaster, K. Scott, K. Bolton, S. Wagner, J. Baker, J. Hargrove, T. Halbert, L. Peterman, K. Thompson, H. Hayes, J. Munns. 14th row! C. Churchill, S. Needham, R. Garcenilla, C. Walker, A. Gray. 15th rowl E. Kujawa, K. McKeen, C. Pebley, N. Pennington, H. Miller, H. Miller, H. Eikelberger, D. Falzon, D. Henderson, A. Ericson. lon ladderl J. Blume, M. Bollinger, M. Thompson. E. Kato, L. Langford. Photo by Steve Tise. DramaClub 57 .