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

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tudents join the free enterprise system Distributive Education Clubs of America enables the students to learn about marketing and distribution in a free enterprise system. Deca members participated in a fund raising activities such as selling stuffed rabbits, and having a carwash. Also, Deca has participated in area and state contests. 150 schools participated in area contest. ln the advertising category Fred Adams placed first out of 165. Manuel Rosas plac- ed in Food and Marketing, Danny McCaskill placed in General Merchandizing, and Chan Lill placed in Food Service. ln the Ap- parel and Accessories category Diana Koenning placed in two events. They qualified to go to state. President Kim McGlothlin expressed her feelings of Deca when she said, Deca has helped me understand that we are very lucky to have a free enterprise system. Danny McCaskill said, On the trip to Dallas we sang songs, told jokes, and had a good time. Also, most embarrassing ex- perience happened when l was the victim of a practical joke about a 'Mr. Lyons'. One member of Deca said that it informed him in the world of marketing. A Fast Freddy Adams and friend hug the Easter Bunny. Clubs P Danny Mc- Caskill awaits the announce m e n 1 o f i winners l A Channon Lill accepts his trophy at the area contest

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Burke , l M liitf5il.:ie 1141! sv N4 lx swf f .db .. b A Lyle Labay enjoys an ICT meeting. 'T xperiencing their future The Industrial Cooperative Training QICTJ Program is a branch of the Vocational lndustrial Clubs of America CVICAJ where the members learn skills in health or industrial occupations. Mr. Kosclsky is the sponsor of ICT for the first time at Jersey Village. Only forty fortunate juniors and seniors are allowed in this pro- gram where book skills are taught in class and on-hand ex- perience is gained on the job. Each member has a job after school, some are in machinery, medicine, dentistry, welding, plumbing, or electronics. Mr. Kosclsky visits them for a grade at least once a month. Several students might want to use their jobs to help finance their ways through college or keep moving on up in their present trade. The officers are: Lauren Williamson, Presidentg Bill Koonce, Vice-President, Sheena Ackley, Secretary, Bobby Cummings, Parliamentariang James Burke, Treasurer, Will Milberger, Reporter, Leonard Lauve, Sergeant at Arms. Mr. Kosclsky said that ICT students are forced to grow up and learn about the world as it really is. They learn to be responsible people. They're all good, productive citizens, beamed Mr, Kosclsky. A James Freeman, Randall Meekes, Daniel Kurtz, attend a January meeting in the lCT l'OOlTl. ,W 4 Maurice Bonefas, Leonard f'w:-1-1-ff .r'. N Lauve, Will Milbefger, and san- 1 Af 'L dra Childers enjoy a party held U qs in cosmet0l0QY4 A fL'Rj: William Sheena Meekes, Will Milberger, David Ramspott, Steve Powondra, James Freeman, Maurice Bonefas, Marth, Sandra Childers, Billy Koonce, Thomas Bonclay, Lyle Labay, Leonard Lauve, Ackley, Carlton Jurca, Steve Bobzin, James Bumpers, James Kitzmann, Randall James Burke. ICT

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-1. 4Danny McCaskill shows his talents before com- peting in a contest. 5,-fs 4Fast Freddy Adams, among others, accepts his award. V V 1 t.. P x 1 v f 4' ' X s ATop Row: President Kim McGlothIin, Vice President Jimmy Jameson, Reporter Diana Koenning. Middle Row: Historian Danny McCaskiIl, Photographer Channon Lill. Bottom Row: Treasurer Kim Jordan. Clubs