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

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106 This class has class What is class and why do the juniors have so much of it? Class is a certain excellence or elegance, class means style and unity. However, it is also a group of students united together. The junior student body seemed to be appreciative of their teachers, and they wanted an excellence in their education. This shows that the junior class had class, They took their re- quirements World History and English. During this time several of them stated that their class was in a class by itself. Albert Arechiga stated that, A.P. World History is a good course to take, for those who are going to col- lege. It does help a lot more than regular History and it goes into much more detail. What he thinks is that Mrs. Daughtrey is a terrific teacher who really knows her stuff. He also replied, She is one of those few teachers that cares about her students and will spend a lot of extra time with them no matter what the case might be. john Littleton also talked about World History. He said that, There was a bunch of studying involved and a lot of memorizationf' What sticks out in john's mind? Leonardo da Vinci, the famous painter in the Renaissance period. john replied. Also, pertaining to his history teacher, Mrs. Davies,john says, She really gets the point across and is an excellent teacher as well, Glenel Miner had a few things to say about her English class. It was a lot harder and more work to be done as well as memorization for vocabulary tests. For those who will be juniors next year there will be a whole lot of work, so get ready! In English every six weeks there were novels to be read and questions to be answered, so get prepared. Ulf 'fill '. , 'f llllffil fl I Keith Tlnh and Suzanne Wilson work extra hard studying at their notes for the big six weeks' exam. Troy Ducnte and Paige Pairick work diligently on their work sheet for The Crucible. junior academics Truang Duo takes time out of his History class to smile for the CZIDCIQ. ef? W -M4345 i gf .4 ji I 8 3 fd' gui 4,-ne' W

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Working diligently Cindy Crocker and Gean Hammonds do their classwork which is due at the end of the class period. G' Excelled in Learmng New Things This year was a rewarding one for the sophomores at jersey Village They had more room to spread their wings and thus excelled in learning many new things Biology proved to be quite interesting when they began dissecting frogs and making terrariums Watchtng My Farr Lady Vrctory, and learning grammar rules and dialect were educational to many in sophomore English Geometry with its proofs postulates, theorems angles, and segments, was enloyable for those who were looking forward to a challenging year un arles and Cayetana Galvez listen to what Ms Pauter has to say on evolution Ms Saber .t English class works very quietly on their composi tlon on uhus Caesar sophomore courses

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If 1 ,mtl grwiulsh end umnwxgm Juniors In English class' Mrs. Vardeman sits back and listens closely to her students .L S give their oral reports of Scarlet Letter. Pa! Raney is trying to make it on the double from his English class to World History without getting his fourth tardy. .4 'var' At the end ofa long hard day, this sixth period English class cannot believe its long assignment for the weekend. In World History, Pam Hidalgo is turned around copying her notes from the board. junior academics