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

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a, A-, - . Stocks 5 P v. ' X 'H r V K 'B -1.2 4.0 rofits Rise Attendance records are kept by Barbi Bhogal with the help of Howard Churchill and Chi Pham. To begin each meeting, members signed in to receive credit for working hours. Members were paid at a rate of fifty cents an hour plus commission. With the incentive of pay- ment, meetings usually had a very good tumout, said President Nicole Pennington. Although we did have to work, we still managed to have a good time and meet a lot of new people. Photo by Rosie Marquis. gfqf D7 'Iembers are: Qfront rowl B. Bhogal, N. Pennington. lsecond rowj J. Chui, H. Kahn, G., B. Martin, H. Singh, H. Egrchill, A. Toe, C. Vu, C. Pham, L. Toe, D. Bhogal, P. Pham. fback rowl Moon A, A. Raman, K. Mann. Photo by ie Marquis. W ere - 11 r110lP'W?f?f1l .0319 r A N ?'?ia9+ Sponsored by the Tenneco Corporation, Junior Achieve- ment exhibited to students aspects of the working business world today. Tuesday evening corporate meetings were devoted to the assembly of products to be sold, guest speakers, and col- lecting stock money. Presi- dent Nicole Pennington organized meetings and acted as an overseer to ensure that everyone did his or her fair share. Vice Presidents of marketing, finance, produc- tion, and personnel all work- ed together to see that pro- ducts were efficiently produc- ed and introduced to the public. First semester JA members assembled first aid kits and sold for a 5'ZJ stockholer return. We learned a lot about how stock corporations work, said Junior Kulwant Mann. Tenneco sponsors Mr. Terry Eckels, Mr. Billy Mar- tin, and Ms. Christie Viands advised JA on business ethics, tactics, and strategies. Junior Achievement teaches you a lot about the real world because we do the same thing any million dollar corporation does, explained President Nicole Pennington. Written by Parrish Herbert. Junior Achievement 63

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