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

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ZR Students and Faculty Double in Tenn s The tennis tournament of the year lasted approximately five days out of the month of Nlay. The tournament con- sisted of teachers and students playing doubles with one another. After many tough matches, Principal Ronnie Truitt and Tracy Terrell took first place. The runners-up were Coach Pat Spiller and Greg Boughton. Mr. Jim Tooke has a moment of regret after his close attempt to score. Mr Flay Housley and Senior Cindy Berg have a moment of discus- sion before beginning their next set. Above: Ronnie Truitt had to work hard to beat some of his competition. Right: Partners had to wait their turn for the courts. 28 - Student Life

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Letter-jackets, midi-skirts, bobble-socks, t-shirts, and blue-jeans plagued the halls of Jersey Village on October 14, 1977. Fifties day as usual, was a big hit! Red lipstick and greased hair was everywhere. The fif- ties, being the theme of that week's pep rally, brought out the nostalgia in everyone. eenciger Traits of the Fifties Are Remembered I Junior Doug Lee is a typical 50's teenager in this unique outfit. Senior football players Wayne Wilson, Terry Lasyone, and Robert Meeks show their school spirit as they walk into Friday's pep rally. Junior Lorin Thomas kept the signs of the times with her letter-jacket. What would the fifties be without a dance. The pep rally was the center forthe sock-hop. Opening A if. ..l '5 3 E i ,t ,. iii 55 F i J