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

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X I tudents Celebrate Mardi Gras .. J' lu. students look concerned as they discuss Deutschland during class. VEllFl While working in Spanish class,-some students shy away from the camera. V 6 12 city. by the German students, Deutschland IS revealed through pictures Mrs. Pavllck teaches her students the right way to pronounce French verbs, Academics X Faculty

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ealth students sit in circles as they discuss fami cts Ex-Convict Bill oggess Visits ealth Students. students must dress out in gym clothes each class period. While waiting for Ex-convict Mr. Bill Boggess visited Health classes and told them about his call, students enioy a few leisure moments before going outside to begin experiences and values. ' activity. ly health and many other Ribbons were awarded to the winners in each sport Driver Ed ' ' ' s ucation is a course designed for students who wish to receive their restricted license. Each student must have six days in the classroom, six hours in the car and twelve hours in the simulator A policeman from th H . e ouston Department of Public Safety gave the drivers education test to the students. The first half of this year's health curriculum dealt with val- ues and clarification. Topics covered decision making, self image, communication and the emotion tone scal e. The students listened to ex-convict, Bill Boggess, as he spoke about his experiences and values. The second half of the year dealt with family health and the values of personal health care. Family health covered the areas of love, dating, marriage and sex education. Mr. Paul Carrier and Rev. Morgan visited the classes and lectured on values. Mr. Carrier discussed love and Rev. Mor- gan spoke on emotional maturity with relationship to dating and marriage. Academics!Faculty -