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

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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

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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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Get in your diagonal, stay in step, were words heard by all band members while trying to learn a new routine for the coming Friday night half-time performance. No matter what the weather was like, the band members could be found marching up and down the field making all sorts of formations. This year the band has doubled in size, yet they have become a close knit family of their own. They learn to do things together, while still being able to have a good time, amidst the strenuous practice. Several dances were held in the band hall during the year. Band members take this time to socialize and relax from their tedious band rehearsals and performances. BAND XaQwx'f-e.s T0 A STEADY PICTURED ABOVE: Esther Jurries, Assistant Drum Mai: Jill Allison, Head Drum Major. B E A I ' . ' ' PICTURED ABOVE: Roxann Herrin, Tommy Beaudoin, Leigh Ann Husser, Jodie Weidn Head Twirler.