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

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Seniors Diane Tatro and Darla Priblski enjoy breakfast, while chat' ting with friends. After breakfast seniors waited for special instructions on seating arrangements for graduation. 0ne More Chance to Say Good-Bye Pre-graduation meeting for the seniors was the annual senior breakfast. Mrs. Barhorst was the coordinator of the breakfast and several other moth- ers from the senior mothers club helped. Seniors came to socialize with friends they seldom saw at school. After breakfast, a rehearsal was held in the auditorium. Caps and gowns were issued out if the seniors met the dress code requirements. Russell Emmott gets in line to pick up his cap and gown after passing the hair inspection. Classes - 213

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Vcileclictorian and Salutcitorian K Wm In t.-f.-fc. . . -1 f Clay Vernon was ranked first out of 288 seniors. Clay has been in several clubs such as: Mu Alpha Theta, Jets, Academic Bowl, Spanish, and Science. He has also participated in two honor societies: Science Honorary Society, and National Honor Society. Clay has been an outstanding student in math. He has over 20 trophies for math competi- tion. Clay was also listed, Who's Who in American High School Students. 21 2 Classes John Carey, Salutatorian, who ranked seconc next to Clay Vernon. John worked hard under a ful load his senior year. John chose to take five K4 Credit classes. John's hobbies are stamp collect- ing, working with honey bees, swimming, anc motorcycles. He has also been involved in severa clubs as well as honor societies such as: Academic Bowl, Jets, Science Club, Mu Alpha Theta, anc National Honor Society.

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Beginning to the End Seniors were often seen waiting in lines for various reasons. This reason was senior portraits. Elaine Buras who worked after school makes an important announcement to the faculty. Classes - Mike Watson gives over 57.50 for his purple cap and gown.