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

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M-iii New Members Q 4, Ji Enter Quill and Scroll A candlelight initiation is held each year for those students entering into Quill and Scroll. Initiation for members was held on lVlay second in the Teaching Theater. To qualify members must be on a publica- tions staft and rank in the top one-third ot the class. Those initiated were: Donna David, Cindy Dobias, Charles Schlutz from The Houston Post speaks on comical bloopers l-eslle Smllllf U53 Smllhf and PGVWY Smllh- in ads. Left to right: Pam Nichols, Cindy Dobias, Donna David, Julie Hyen, Lisa Smith, Denise Griswold, Penny Smith. Organizations

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f if-1' 1 . ' x :-. as.. . - rf A . - D. - .... ,, Y. 'l Students in Auto Mechanics are sometimes referred to as Grease Monkeys. Both girls and boys are enrolled. However, only junior and seniors may register for this two its year course. Students receive nine credits for each year of study. This course is designed for students who wish to develop competency in the field of Auto Mechanics. During the three periods of study the Grease Monkeys perform several tasks such as fix flats, install muf- flers, and change oil for both stu- dents and teachers. Q iw ,g X Q, s i v. i if ii. bw. v Grease Monkeys X Top row: Rusty Henderson, Jay Johnson, Emil Dopyera, Paul House, Darrell Greln. Botti row: Rickey Rolan, Tommy Terrel, Joel Coleman, Kenny Neef, Keith Orlando, Mr. Watson. 515.2 'K' I-I Q fer Qs P' fr' xi K ' 7' - lf f iff v ' ' 'ig 5, ' W ,fx ii' S 2 .,,... sk M g y. .1 K x . .V . si f '5fif-I 2 , H ,.. , Top row: John Miller, Randy Hall, Jay Johnson, Randy Richey, Perry Sellers. Bottom row: Robert Ortiz, Diane Morris, Ricky Holub, Ricky Rolan. Not included: Bobby Gaie- ski, Eugene Miller, Mark Miller, Sam Robson, Donald Matthews, Wayne Singleton, Scott Stewart, Russell Childres, Rudy Ocampo, Sammy Sorsby, Phillip Farris, David Prince. 152 - Organizations Diane Morris diligently fixes the carburetor of the white Chevy. w Y f 1 I -' ,, 3 N 41' may s .-f X x is ilwcw t X, ,er Llwtwq, fr 6 Q . W at .R . . .. -V - .V iff ,gggi q af D , ms A W, ,.., ., I , .. ,. . 1, 13

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Science Club Nlr. Doug Perry sponsored the Science club, an organization of students who are interested in science and the various fields of science. Aside from providing speakers and demonstrations for the group, the science club also made trips helping stu- dents further enjoy and appreci- ate the field of science. The 1977-78 officers were Donna Barhorst president, Audrey Are- chiga vice president, Brenda Fiiels secretary, and John Carey treasurer. President, Donna Barhorst, Treasurer, John Carey, Secretary, Brenda Biels, Vice President, Audrey Arechiga. Top row, Ito r: Doug Perry, Philip Seu, Jonny Vernon, James Guillory, Doug Williams, John Carey, Diane Dolejis, Jeannell Smith, Tray Brown, Adam Luckenback, Craig Taylor, Clarence Brown, Agnes Emmott, Susan Brown, Alan Barhorst. Middle row: David Burnett, Steve Smith, Quin Sharp, Paul Jezek, Clay Vernon, Mike Bearron, Donna Barhorst, Brenda Riels, Mary Young, Carol Behne, Kelley Turner, Beth Wade, Judy Ahlgrim, Karen Ber- ger, Cindy Berg. Bottom row: Venssa Riels, Kathy McLemore, Deborah Marth, Elizabeth Hazlewood, Dana Honganen, Diana Burnett, Kim McKinney, Karen Hanley, Lisa Nantze, Audrey Arechiga, Brenda Bollom, Kathy Kaase, Renee Windt, Kathleen Kennedy. 154 - Organizations Di