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

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,vi lx. ti W, WHIP' 11-11: . -'-, . 1 MK -5 xx . if 'H 1 I V IQ, W Q vve re Seniors From IV! All clad in school colors, jeff Boyd Damon Bridges, julie Geveshausen, and Susan Lacoste participate in the Homecoming Parade. Troy Dacote finds a solution to the varying temperatures in each classroom. Tennis players Eric Franz and Maurice Berbel look forward to a day without practice. , wx., , if , ,W .. 'ii ' ,A N3.g5.,ILQ..a 'F :,-f, -VE'-ss.. A , , ,,..--V V l ' V Another hangout during lunch in- I I 9 cludes the telephone area. Pam Bumstead and others take advan- FMO 4 If 8 DIVISION - STUDENT LIFE tage of this location, We're ZH! The Lady Falcon Soc- cer Team shows its spirit in the Homecoming Parade, SENIOR SPIRIT CAN'T BE HELD BACK! The Seniors set an example for the school in being enthusiastic. Falcons always lend support to the volleyball teams and were rewarded by witnessing well-fought games.

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Promotin Patriotism The word got around and patriotism was in. We took each red-white- 8 and-blue event with not only acceptance, but also with pride. For the first time we recited the pledge weekly, but by the end of the first semester, it became a daily ritual. Even before Student Council Congress President Cheryl Loe had a chance to request of everyone to rise for the pledge, classes were already standing. This showed an awareness of patriotism within everyone, Moreover, an entire week was designated as the I Love America Week, sponsored by Student Congress, as contests and dress-up days were con- ducted. Also, an hour-long assembly was presented at the conclusion of the week, during which talks by such distinguished guests as a member of the Daughters of the American Revolution, a Vietnam war veteran, and an Astros baseball player were given. These spirit-full activities not only remind' ed us of our freedom, but also established a permanent sense of appreciation for our country within us. For once we were alert about it, we could promote patriotism among the society around us. The theme of the week hangs prominently in the commons. Cheryl Loe hands winner jim Williams his prize cookie for being one of the most spirited during the week. opening

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Riding on top of a lersey Village fire truck, the lunior Varsity Cheerleaders make a grand entrance in the Homecoming Parade. Class discussions are what make biology fun as Pam Curry and her classmates agree. Friendly faces are always present in Stu- dent Congress-sponsored assemblies. lunior Bryce Reeves hands a program to Bob Martin for the l Love America Assembly. ., 5 What more can you say? They are seniors Randy Bayer and Daniel Penaloza and proud of it. Future Falcons ride in a float entered by the Booster Club in the Homecoming Parade while the varsity football players watch from nearby. Ms. Taylor sits among a group of suppor- tive fans at the Homecoming game. The rush comes on to go to second lunch and everyone in its way better watch out. . . ' l G., , 5, Q DIVISION - STUDENT LIFE 9