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

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BRANCHES SPOUT GREEN Top row, left to right: Cynthia Tucker, Kyla Martin, Treleda Price, Cindy Dobias, Laretta Singleton, Bonita McLemore, Pat Lyons, Debbie Hobbs, Maureen Wilburn, Trey Brown, Russell Frank, Brian Hollingsworth, Julie Horne, Shelley Culver. Middle row: Gigi Smith, Ingrid Hence, Diana Maynard, Beth Wade, Venssa Riels, Lisa Smith, Virginia Hargrave, Donna Barhorst, Jeannell Smith, Agnes Emmott, Kelly Turner, Barbara Ricca, Sherri Patterson, DeLisa Zachanias. Bottom row: Tina Longan, Janna Boze, Sandra Evans, Ginger Smith, Marilyn Pendlum, Nancy Ricca, Tami Prililski, Lorin Thomas, Tammy Beaudoin, Donna Gullo, Ema Armanious, Terri White, Sandy Castleberry. The Student Congress is made up of four different branches, The Cabinet, Judicial Branch, Senate and House of Represent- atives. Each branch performs a special duty of its own. For example, the Cabinet and the Judicial branches interpret and enforce the laws, while the Sen- ate and House of Representa- tives make the laws. At Christmas time the Student Congress furnished and deco- rated the Christmas tree that was displayed in the commons. Ornaments with names placed on them were sold to help raise money for the budget. For home- coming game, the Student Con- gress sold links for the spirit chain to help buy material and a gift for the new homecoming queen. 156 Organization ,,,- up Q Maureen Wilburn help decorate Christrnas tree for commons. Coach Fitzgerald is being serenaded Student Congress singing telegramer U . n f 'Lt' by the S.

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Speech consists of several stages of developmental course designed to lay a foun- dation for future courses in speech. The course is primar- ily to develop the students' public speaking. Speech- Debate II is designed to develop and improve the abili- ties of purples to state, ana- lyze, and translate problems and possible solutions into terms acceptable to the audi- ence. Finally Speech-Debate III and IV is designed to gain a general understanding of the major forms which debating assumes. If you are a member of the Le Cercle De Francais you are a student interested in the French culture. According to Mrs. Toni See- gar the bake sales have been very prosperous this year, and was the chief means of raising money. When the famous Cez'anne collection was on exhibit at the Houston Museum of Fine Arts, students toured the col- lection before it traveled back to Paris. Coz'anne's work has been brought together from museums and private collec- tions from all over the world. Near the closing of the year, the French club had a banquet at the Brennen's French Restaurant in down- town Houston. Speech Club I Top row, I to r: Frank Flack, Mike Wallace, David Carter. Middle row: Karla Linden, Dana Langdon, Alicia Martinez. Bottom row: Julie Horn, Mrs. Linda Stice, Genaro Escamilla. e Cercle De Francais Top row, I to r: Ken Sellers, Wayne Tucker. Middle row: Donna Spiser, Brenda Habegger, Teresa Walshak. Bottom row: GiGi Smith, Karla Linden, Cindy McDermott. Organizations - 155

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Left to right: Agnes Emmott, Venssa Fliels, Donna Barhorst, Maureen Wilkurn, Russell Frank, Sandra Evans, Kyla Martin, Sandy Castleberry, Kelly Turner. Left to right: Shelley Culver, Diana Maynard, Donna Gullo, Lisa K Smith, Pal Lyons, Debbie Hobbs. Organizations - 15