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

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Gold Duster Mall Professional Car Washing is these beauties' specialty. Pickpocketers is a full-time iob as Janna Boze, Cricket Roberson, and Mary Proctor try to Foot stompin', country music brings out the Square Danc- ers to entertain. The Roller Skate routine had its ups and downs as the girls valiantly tried ta stay on their rollers. Organizations - 77

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Come 0ne, Come All, to the The Gold Dusters put an end to all the audiences' shopping worries with their spectacular show. Their theme, Come one, come all, to the Gold Dus- ter Mall, entices crowds of anxious shoppers to get their shopping done. The show consisted of a hilarious roller skate routine, Cl beautiful ballet, a funny chipmunk skit, and many more. Unlike other shows, this year's had more variety. The officers traveled down memory lane portraying HShirley Temple in a tap dance. Hootin' and Hollarin' square dancers stomped their way through the song Square Dancin' Blues. Senior Gold Dusters boogied their way through Pick Up The Pieces, as life-like robots. The Gold Dusters were fortunate enough to pres- ent parts of their show during school and all of it at night, Senior Gold Dusters lead-off the finale with their usual high kick precision. Agnes Emmott, iunior, gracefully does a ballet to the During her first year with the Gold Dusters, Mrs. Kathy Bless- song Nadia's Theme. ing, a former Kilgore Rangerette, brought about dramatic changes in the drill team both on and off the field. 76 - Organizations Raggety Annes wooed the audience with their routine to Baby Face.

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GSL Promotes a Sense of Unity The Good Sportsmanship League's purpose is precisely what their name implies, its obiective is to instill the right spirit of competition in the student body. This year's mem- bers, Jill Allison, Kathy Hensarling, Mike Bearrow, Charlotte Bopp, and Kyla Martin, all worked to promote a stronger sense of unity, respect and understanding among schools. GSL members particularly seek to promote goodwill and sportsman- ship in all district four-A competi- tions. During football season, for example, the GSL would meet and exchange gifts with the opponent school's GSL. Senior, Kathy Hensarling, has been in GSL for three years. She is also a member of the Industrial Arts club, and won state last year. Also a senior, Jill Allison, has been in GSL for two years, and a member of National Honor Society. Mike Bear- row, iunior, has been a member of the club for two years and is also a trainer for the varsity football team. Kyla Martin, iunior, has also been in GSL for two years and was the head iunior varsity cheerleader last year. This is Charlotte Bopp's first year in GSL. She is a freshman and also a Gold Duster. The Student Congress sponsors all GSL activities, and furnishes funds for the gifts exchanged between all the GSL members. Pictured above is Mrs. Linda Stice, sponsor of GSL 78 Organizations Pictured above are the Good Sportsmanship Sponsor, Mrs. Linda Stice, Mike Bearrow, League members. On the pole are Jill Allison and Charlotte Bopp. NOT SHOWN: Kyla and Kathy Hensarling. Martin.