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

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Ellen Cumings has been an established ymnast since she was a child. Her skill nd grace, has made her a great varsity heerleader both her sophomore and iun- or years. She was the class vice-president er sophomore year, and has been an ctive German club officer for two years. Dennis Jones has been voted most ver- atile for both his sophomore and iunior ear. Dennis has been a valuable varsity ootball and baseball player. Most Versatile Ellen Cumings, Dennis Jones Most Beautiful, Handsome Stacie Smith, Kevin Keith Kevin Keith played varsity football for two years, and he is a valuable player on the baseball team. Stacie Smith was a cheerleader both on the varsity and iunior varsity squads. Stacie also was a Gold Duster her freshman year, and class secre- tary both her freshman and sophomore year. Classes - I 257

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Most Popular Donna Barhorst, Kelly Boze Donna Barhorst boosted the spirit of Jersey Village by being a varsity cheer- leader last two years, serving as head cheerleader her iunior year. She was also student congress vice-president her junior year. Donna was a Gold Duster her fresh- man year. Academically, Donna has been an active member of Mu Alpha Theta and the N.H.S. Kelly Boze is actively involved in Indus- trial Arts. He made a dresser this past year and received a first place at the fair. He also was a valuable member on the iunior varsity football team. Kelly is class vice- president for the iunior class. Classes I 2 is 3 it 3 Being very athletically inclined, Jeane Smith has played varsity volleyball ani basketball both her sophomore and iunio years. She was the iunior varsity heal cheerleader her sophomore year, and wa voted by the student body to be a varsit' cheerleader her senior year. Shannon Lauve was voted Mr. Sports manship for the second time. He has been an active member on the baseball team and this past year he was was voted out standing player. Shannon also player varsity football his sophomore and iunio years, and played basketball his freshman and sophomore years. Being an all-arouni athlete, Shannon has been a valuabl. member on the track teams. Mr. and Miss Sports- manship Jeane-ll Smith, Shannon Lauve

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I Can't Wait for My Ring to Come in! Remarked Juniors. -I 'N C. Eff ii ' 11i'i is t C T T ii s or as ,, iv me i i xg - ii g st W it if f iiiii s ss J s All classes will hold their class meeting during the J f fi' 1 break was the announcement made over the loud 'Qlf i 'tl' 5 J J 5 speaker. Seniors will meet in the History, Juniors will U7 'efle U 'EY Q' A' e meet in the auditorium - that's us - .lUNlORS! The V Aqullm Arechlgc 'Almmg yen M excitement grew as the iuniors filled the auditorium, and g et 'I' is there he was - ready to take our ring orders. This : V g gi'iii in f moment meant that they would soon be SENlORS. s ,' J . iiil if M J f'f'i There were many styles of rings that they could pick V B' Af iyl' il 'L 5 S ci? from. Mr. Butch Milks, the Balfour representative, rattled was ' J ,,., 'IT T - is s s QE off information about the rings, but the iuniors only ' f thought about how they would have their rings made. Anna Betty Ava Donna JoAnn They Could Iqgrdly Wgif to Order them. Badger Banks Barcus Barhorst Barrett Then the long period of waiting started, the iuniors V L V waited through football season, they waited through my gli November with all its freezing and cold days. l can't i n Q TL 's,v1 ee . - wait for my ring to come in! was a familiar statement g . s B Q i ji made by fheiunaofs. 4 svssr s Early Tuesday morning, November 30 during second 5- ,,': K i g, ,V D period, a voice came over the P.A. system Junior rings . J. W J J J J Z 'll arrive on Thursda Dec 2 The halls were buzzin some Mlchoel Carol Samuel June Wl . l ' Y' ' ' . i 9 Bass Bearrow Behne Behrens Beisert with excitement, lunlors talked about their rings all the s ,glgg no ,ty time. i i . ' ,t l s ' iii Then Dec. 2 finally arrived. A few iuniors who forgot ' V p 1, 1 is ' 1 H t their money called mother to bring it up to the school H- f f it 'V js, T1 ig, for them to get their rings. J 'A N is ' This part of the iunior year represents that they are J J 5 B A. , -.M ,se s almost seniors and that in a short period of time they will limi ' E 1 lt-f 1 ' be leaving Jersey Village. Lauren Diane Mari Cindy Debby Bell Bennett Benton Berg Berger J' f -- li, ' if Till: iliifl ll1i'l5l7 i i i'f ?Ti 2' 1 is syys 5 . 3' . f E 'J ', . ff. J - -I ' 7 K 'i it '- f 3 ' 5 gg, lrs , s or r,, 17 st. J T T ssri 2 . tt J J ' J 5' Q i - s1, s '-1s A Ji' T fff l ,f 4 J W Tig Karen Karen Bruce Kelly Debbie Clarence Elaine Randy Gary Tim Berger Bigger Boyer Boze Broady Brown Buras Burns Burrows Bussart 'L in Vk? K K kr 5 ,mi ss .:,, .f,, K ,F X iz ,.,,:: t:k,c.,,.,,, 31:11 if J J 'J' as 1 'L - Y. 1 'i, l 1 ' J i.'- s - i L ' all ' il .f- J ' it t JF' A ff' ' fit fl 'E 7 'ft W iss. i s ' ,' B, y :Hifi T X , .-fs: f. .-I ., f -- J'-' 1 LQ U 3, wg: H 3515. , S ,gi ving V L' E. V! K H I+- i s Q' ff Z7 J M Doug Donna Carolyn Bobby Jayson Karla John Kay Nancy Mary Anne Byrd Cabets Calvit Campbell Campbell Capello Carey Castillo Castle Causey B P . s , t r K. T ' 5- 5 N ,sss T g - .. .Q i is 'iiii l , sis .Q s if f J isft . r his? gh fl lf, il -me J ' 'ffl ' ' ,- ' . -M T' ' - 11 1 mi 2 5 ' T 'i ' is 1 Q ' ' A if J si . ',,.,- if J ' rrss T y F If .. s, .T ,s,,ss,,isi, W- C Theresa Ron Dee Cara Brenda Maria Carlton Greg Candy Ellen Cleboski Coen Colston Cooper Cordes Cordova Creighton Crook Crowden Cumings 258 Classes