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

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Principals and vice-principals play the major role in the life of every high school student. Being the one in charge, Ronnie Truitt made decisions concerning student life including breaks, pep rallies, assemblies, and school schedules. He also aids in setting upthe school policies. Each assistant principal's main duty was handling school discia pline, however, they do carry out many more important functions throughout the school. George Hopper spent his last year at JV working mainly with Sen- iors. Assistant principals John Wilson, Charlie Goodson, and Jodi Smith were in charge of discipline and attendance in the eleventh, tenth, . and ninth grades respectively. IP LS P LS IP 2' Z Q 'U IP I' U5 'U E Jersey Village Principal, Mr. Ronald Truitt Associate Principal Asst. Principal Asst. Principal Asst. Principal George Hopper John Wilson Joni Smith Charles Goodson Faculty-Academics - 169

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Allen Laby Superintendent 'wx Jack Emmott Board Member 168 - Faculty and Academics Don Thornton Deputy Superintendent Louis Koehn President of Board U7 The Cypress Fairbank school board worked to bring all district policies up to date, making sure they comply with all state and Texas Education agency policies. F The administration was given permission to proceed with plans 3 for the eleventh elementary school, scheduled to open for the 1979-80 school year. A New junior high began to rise adjacent to the athletic stadium. It was named Cambell Junior High School, after the family of Mr. L.C.A. Cambell. J.V. associate principal George Hopper was named principal of Cambell. Mr. Howard L. Wagner was w appointed to the Board replacing Mr. L.W.A. Cambell. Mrs. Wanda Jowell was appointed as vice presie dent when Mr. Louis Keohn moved to the job of board president. OL BOARD S1 ,ful Q L.W.A. Cambell Board Member Wanda Jowell Vice-President of Board y y yl V f t A is fm ' . . Al Furnace Board Member Tom Holmsly Claude Mabry Board Member Board Member

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The counselors, perhaps, have the most important job in the school. It's keeping up with every student's grade. They also are very helpful with helping students overcome their prob- lems. Miss Sadie Woodard is the fresh- man counselor, but is friends with stu- dents of all levels. She spends much of her time in helping students pre- pare for their future. Mr. Joe Bright deals and counsels with students, but most of his stu- dents have already completed that first year. Miss Aubin keeps busy arranging all the college entrance examinations for thejunior class. Mrs. Shelton spends all her time preparing seniors to take that first big step into the real world. SEl S EL 0 o C Z Vi I'l'1 l o W V5 0 0 s Senior Counselor Junior .Counselor Lavelle Shelton Mariorie Aubin Sophomore Counselor Freshman Counselor Besides being just counselors, they are also loyal mousketeers Joe Bright Sadie Woodard 170 - Faculty and Academics