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

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4 5 in my mas! TOP LEFT: Bruce Macieieskii TOP RIGHT: Carlton Red Creightonp MIDDLE Tammy McGee, BOTTOM: Debbie Griswold and Beth Baldwin. if ' f as 44 - Organizations I Q I ' 4 1 U

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ckers were cluttered with books, spiral notebooks and folders until the last day - then, the locker turned into a barren ax. The Last Day Those lazy, hazy days of sum- on the mer kept creeping up school year until before anyone knew it, it was time for, summer to begin and the school year to end. The last day of school was slow and lazy. lt was spent tak- ing exams, and saying good-bye to friends. Lockers were cleaned out and books returned to teach- ers. The last three days of school were very different this year. Each day had only two classes two hours long, with lunch an hour long. For lunch the upper- classmen were allowed to leave campus. e halls were emptied in a flash after the dismissal bell, leaving a quiet, ll building. K it-1' Q.. f 5-ffl 1- All l' .1:...c K s ' ..,.. , I g Q I V- . M V ,,.. r ., -'vw ww-1 . f .11 , g, .N -. ffm. ,f.,. .... x,r,p1fy ft - 3, W The buses left for one last time, taking the students home to enioy their summer vacations. Before the buses pulled away, friends said good-by only until the new school year began once more. Student Life - 43

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X X39 Ql ly Students elect to become involved in extra curricular organizations. Because membership in an organization is each student's choice, disappointments and successes are felt very intensely. Frustration confronted many club members as they attempted fund raising proiects. Anger and disappoint- ment met many student leaders as they faced the problems of students who would not help carry the work load. Club sponsored social events provided laughter and fun, while serious work and cooperation developed responsibility. .u l so l f I Organizations - 45