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

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ICT Students Involved in Un-the-Iob Training Industrial Cooperative Training stu- dents attend regular classes each morn- ing, At the end of third or fourth period ICT students are involved in on-the-job training. The social year for the ICT-VICA Club is climaxed each spring by an employer- employee formal appreciation banquet. Prior to this event a majority of the stu- dents participate in the district and state Industrial Skill Competition. A few of the skills judged were Dental Assisting, Machinist, Sheet Metal, TV Repair, Cab' inet Making, and Diesel Repair. ICT officers are: President, lana Ray, Vice President, Nathan Molnoskey, Sec- retary, Brenda Bollomg Treasurer, Mic- helle Moss, Sergeant at Arms, Shannon Killingsworth, Parliamentarian, Andrew Iones, Reporter, Barry Taylor, and Histo- rian, Dean Walker. 1st Period, Back Row Lt. to rt.: Jeff Richardson Ronny Powell Paul House Cary Witt Willi Morgan, Philip Herrington. Front Row Lt to rt Lester McKee Michelle Moss Brenda Bollc Barry Taylor, Donny Powell. Set Above: Third Period, Top Row Lt. to rt.: Steve Hayes, Danny Keilers, Eddie Schkade. Middle Row Lt. to rt.: Pat Vela, Donny Coupland, Nathan Molnoskey. Bottom Row: Chris Shows, Karen Richards. Right: Second Period, Top Row Lt. to rt.: Mr. Roach, Dean Walker, Duke Labay, Charles Albrecht, Andrew jones, Tony Carey. Middle Row Lt. to rt.: Allan Sempe, Lonnie McWilliams, Shannon Killingsworth, Robert Orsak. Bottom Row lt. to rt.: jerry Phelps, Dean Lechlider, lana Ray, Ronnie Molnoskey. 226 - Clubs

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, an CL f'!N :W move, Top Row, Left to right: President, Brenda Dreyer, Treasurer, Denise House, Susan Ferris, Parliamentarian, Debbie Smith Bottom Row: Sergeant of Arms, Bengeg Vice-President, Leah Byrd, Secretary, Pam Gilliland. Below: Mrs. jackson Kathy Wells how to tint. Brenda Dreyer polishing up on her manicure. If you want your hair cut, tinted, or just set, you no longer have to fight traffic to a beauty salon. Working 3 periods, students learn to become be-auticians. This year Cosmetology promoted Senior Citizen Day. This enabled the older ladies of the community to get their hair fixed. It also gives the students a chance to practice their skills. In March, the girls attend the Vica District lll con- test. Blue ribbon finalists compete in the state level contest. ln November Cosmetology went to the Cel- lar Door to crovvn its 1978-79 queen. Bridget Nesrsta was chosen cosmetology queen. ww Clubs -

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OEA Students Top Row: Donna Gullo, Beth Coleman, Donna Yerian. Mid- Row: Lisa Dixon, Billie Ann Smith, Cheri Copeland. Bottom Row: Pharis, Kim Hollingsworth. Going Places The Office Education Association is a youth organization for students enrolled in Vocational Office Education Pre-Employment Laboratory or Co-op. Through monthly meetings, the club is designed to develop leadership and responsibility through elected student officers. Competitive events and awards on the regional, state and national levels provide social and recreational activities promoting goodwill through service pro- jects forthe community. The OEA's goal is to cre- ate an understanding of free competitive enter- prise system. ,.....4 rs! Row: Lt. to rt.: Annette Webber, Patricia Banks, Emily Haeglin, Sandra Pawelek, Linda Meyers, janet Mendez, Toni. Second Row: Elsa inojosa, Debbie Hobbs, Sonya Middleton, Brenda Regiene, Dolores Meyers, Lynn Thornton, Debbie Herold. Third Row: Nancy Tolar, usan Evans, Kathy Cooney, Kristine Iacobs, Lydia Garcia, Debbis Thompson, Pam Crun. Fourth Row: Lyn Pharis, Beth Coleman, Dawn pencer, Debbie Marth, Kim Hollingsworth, Tammy Russell, Billie Ann Smith. Fifth Row: Donna Cullo, Dorraine Leitko, Laura Wilson, heri Copeland, Lisa Dixon, Donna Yerian. Clu