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

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ndustrial Arts involves building, drawing, competition One of the main purposes of the Industrial Arts Club is to give members a chance to compete against other students. Competitions are held on the state and local levels. Also, it gives students a better understanding of the industrial world. The idea is to build things with your own hands, and take pride in your work. Bill Reynolds said, lt helped me to decide on a career. Most importantly, it gave me a chance to prove to myself that I could be successful when up against competition. Bill won awards up through the state level. Ron Hammond felt the club had helped him in several ways. He stated, You get to work with a group of people with your same interests and goals. You learn patience by working on a project, one that may take anywhere from three to six weeks to finish. Industrial Arts Club has helped me to learn how to work with wood and that is not something that many people can do, added R. A. Stephens. For Tony Garcia, the club was special. l have been able to make almost all of my furniture ranging from carvings and din- ing room tables to cabinets. A Craig Anglin proudly stands beside his dune buggy. A Top: M. Wackar, B. Reynolds, C. McClendon, N. Vidrine, C. Willoughby, R. Hammond G Willoughby B Klotz R Brooks R Geveshausen P Grien Middle G Williams, A. Hendrix, R. Mueller, K. Zalesak, F. Januszewski, S. Warren, J, Nichols J Coleman T Scott Mr Brown Front Mr Johnson not identified B Reeves H. Lai, E. Teah, R. Bone, K. Jackson, B, Kaufman, K. Gast, B. Phillips, T. McGee Mr Keirnan Clubs

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OCT 5662, The members of VOCT 3662 are the students involved in the ' Cooperative and Vocational Academic Educational Club. The C0-Op f0r students in the CVAE class are interested in developing job . related skills. lt is important because they are given the chance to good Jobs develop skills they can use to get better jobs and still attend school. The club was involved in many things this year such as district and state competitions. Also, they had a club party for all the members. I., 34- 4 Standing: Tina Jacobsen, Jesse Cantu, - Rodney Gaston, Victor Orsak, Bobby . 3 Whitaker, Doug Patek, Tommy Tomlinson, ' Glen Milner, Bill Kerchner, Steve Owens. Sit- ting: Peggy Nesersta, Kim Stewart, Manuel Martinez, Ray Haydel, Mike Gracy. Q. L 4... ln Art, students worked on many talents. The purpose of the Art Club is to bring , projects such as drawing, painting, together those who have the same talent and ambi- talentv Sklusv and ceramics. All of these give the in- tion. Ms. Robbin Mouton and Ms. Diane Dillard, the expertise dividual a chance to find hidden sponsors, helped the students to develop their talents through guest lectures, field trips Y' and workshops presented by the sponsors. rt Club develops A Top: Ms. Dillard, Carl Thompson, Scott Smith, Jan Hogue. Middle: Bryan Keith. Bottom: Julie Ragusa, Maggie Frederick, Ms. Mouton, Paula Roberts, Brad Godwin. Clubs

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Q ' x 'Q 1 , . Q I Qf .. Matt 4 t has helped me compare my work to that of the rest of the state, and enabled me to see the work of other people so that I may better myself.' Miguel Villarreal 4 Anthony S tk b lt F rd 4-cyli der motor for the fair, 4 Mr. Johns N I V drine, and Ron Hammond talk together during th A t has helped me in the form of experiencing the excitement of competitions, cooperation among the members, and the truth behind dedication. ' Ron Hammond l l Club