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

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Clubs Performances Gutstanding Precision marching and accurate tun- ing pace the jersey Village Fighting Fal- con band from half time shows to the University interscholastic League Con- cert Contest. The band works hard every afternoon in order to perform at every Falcon foot- ball game. Later in the year they attend UIL Concert Contest to be judged on their ability to play as a group. Selling candy and spirit hats the band made enough profit for a bigger and better banquet. The banquet was held at the Pine Forest Country Club March 30th. February 16th the Band went to Dean to perform a concert. The purpose of the concert is to recruit a large num- ber ofthe eighth graders. A number of band members attended the UIL solo and ensemble contest. This enables the students to be judged on their individual talent. Those receiving a ist division get a medal for their achievements. Members who play a lst class number and receive a 1, get a chance to go to State Contest in May. ludy Eason, only girl trombonist, slides to the rhythm The band performed its famous diamond drill at the UIL Marching Contest held in Willis.

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A i f tto rt, Top Row: Leah Hitchcock, Kim Feldhousen, Head Twirler, eigh Ann Husser, Christi Sluka, Roxann Herrin. Bottom Row: athy Muery, Rhonda Kinard, Brenda Regiene. - .,,A l 11 Enter Region 6 Try State Twenty-seven members of the Falcon Band entered the District Band competition held at Westchester High School. Eleven of the musicians were chosen for this honor. This enabled them to try out for Region Band competition. Six students, Sam Galvez, Andy Wells, Ken johnson, Ema Armanious, Bill Bodden and Doug McElfresh were selected for the Region Band and a chance to play with many fine musicians from other schools. Not shown: Kevin Muery was selected for district band also. P I .. Q l ourth Row: julie Doxtad, Debbie Shemely, Kathy Potts, Rita Garcia, Kim Christianson, janet Cryder, Karen Goodrum, Debbie Ham, julie Williams, julie Hail awn Brown, Norma Conners, Barbera Waffer, Cheryl Gobert, Merry Klawensky, Tammy Watford, Kathy Fuqua, Melba Perez, Gena Kubiak, Page Bledsoe, mber Andreus, Karen Dunevant, Renee Perry. Fifth Row: Vince Sangermano, Herman Smith, Debi Carlson, Ema Armanious, Donna Knight, janet Castle risha Manalo, Emily Lou, Lynn Fore, Donna Yerian, Ken johnson. Sixth Row: Laura Baird, Anna Nevils, Tamara Price, Sue Roland, Karen Gray, Dana Radar, ami Adams, Ronnie Connell, Bill Reynolds, Bill Boyd, Danny Bodiford, Pam Surles, David Tadrzak, Kevin Culley, Rickey larosek, Bill Bodden, Cathy jones, es Wallace, jackie jones, Sandra Pawelek, Laura Walker, Renata Gray, Phyllis Smith, Lisa Gates. Clubs

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Twirlers Roxann Herrin, Christi Sluka, and Brenda Regiene are all smiles after being commended on a half time performance. Above: During summer band upperclassrnen as well as future band members hustle back to the starting drill position. Below: The band impatiently stands at attention awaiting the signal from Drum Major, Donna Yerian, to march off the field. Feature twirler, Rhonda Kinard. 1 'vit Top to Bottom, Lt to rt: Lieutenant, Vince Elder, President, Andy Wells, Treasurer, Vada Pruitt, Captain, Buddy Cabanissg Secretary, Cindy McPhee, Reporter, Danny Maluski, Vice-President, Iulie Williams, Drum Major, Donna Yerian, Head Twirler, Leigh Ann Husser, Asst. Drum Major, Ken johnson. Clubs - 235