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

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T200 e sf Mk. A Johnny Rodriguez concentrates on a valve he is grinding. A Adam Hernandez carefully works with a grinder. 4 Portia Matthews gives Coach Hall a cut while Mary Jane Galan trims Coach Brown. Theresa Grun Andrews gives Tina Jacobsen a new look. V ebuilding machines can build a career 4 instructor Zerbe talks shop with student Charles Armenta. .Y ! A David Bostick concentrates fixedly on an engine. The Auto Mechanics Club met in class to elect officers at the beginning of the year. The club was formed to provide additional experience for students planning careers in the automotive field. You get hands-on experience needed in the automotive field, explained Tommy Dobias, Presi- dent of the VICA Auto Mechanics Club. This elective will benefit anyone with the desire to learn about auto mechanics. The officers of the club are: Tommy Dobias, Presidentg Dennis Mahoney, Vice Presidentq David Costick, Secretaryg Adam Jones, Treasurer. Clubs

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aking 10 s can make a career Get a haircut! Have you ever seen a principal collar a long hair severely? The dress code reads: Hair should be neatly groomed and when combed forward should not ex- tend beyond the top of a dress shirt col- lar. The front length of the hair should be such that it can be kept out of face and eyes. With the high cost of professonal salons, many students get their hair cut in our own Cosmetology Department. Not only do they save more than S15, they give the Cosmetology students the experience they need to become professional stylists. The Cosmetology Club was formed to provide additional ex- perience for students planning careers in the field of Cosmetology. It helps prepare them for the grueling six-hour state exam which they must pass to receive a license, A Standing IL-RQ: Marcella Sierra, Suzanne Thomas, Marlene Burkes, Laverne Smith, Portia Matthews, Tina Tucker, Laurie Nevius, Mary Jane Galan, Sonja Burrell, Cynthia Walshak. Sitting KL-Rl: Gina Rocha, Kim Cain, Juanita Dingler, Maureen Boneface, Annette Hope, Christine Ortiz, Jean Jones, Hermalinda Flores. Officers: Standing IL-Rl: Marcella Sierra, Cynthia Walshak, Marlene Burkes. Sitting IL-RJ: Suzanne Thomas, Mary Jane Galan, Hermalinda Flores. P 'TQ -xt st. af' J 5 9 ,Yr v Ze, ,D if I . Q A Laurie Nevius gives Annette Hope a quick touch-up with the curling iron. A Tina Tucker gives her approval as Hermalinda Flores gives her a comb out - Clubs

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arate icks off a good year Haiii . . . yah! rang through the halls around World History. No, it's not Bruce Lee, but the Karate Club. Each Monday through Thursday members practiced sparring, kicking and various martial arts movements. For Ben Bustos the most embarrasing thing that happened to him during the year was, I missed my target and fell flat on my back in front of all the Gold Dusters outside by the gym. The club's purpose is to improve the skill of the members. Often, it gives them a chance to teach and learn from each other. Also, it furthers one's knowledge in the martial arts field. When asked if the club had helped him improve, Ozie Casanova replied, Yes! I have improved my fighting in offense as well as defense. l've learned how to take control of many dif- ferent serious situations. V Spencer Harbuck and Glen Croft perform some precision kicks. ' sr A Top: Jose Elio, Fuque Tran Van, Spencer Harbuck, David Kirkland, Walter Vickers, Son Hai. Middle: Kenneth Rawls, Ben Gustos, Robert Rodriquez, Ozie Casanova. Bottom: Glen Croft, Shoba Jagonaton, Brad Godwin. Clubs V Glen Croft and David Kirkland practice a difficult leap .Q 4 J I I 1 I I A David Kirkland prepares a defense against Glen Croft's leap.