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

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W' Students in English I read a variety of literature during the year. Taking algebra tests is a dreaded experience in the school life of many reshmen. -1 . 'Af -Q -13 I ln , T , 'fc l Wings.: Notetaking, outlining, and preparing the research paper are included in the Study Skills Pl'0gl'3Ul. Freshmen try several ways of concentrating, including total relaxation in order to clear their minds of any stray thoughts. freshmen 2 2 7

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Dan Vo Hai Vo Lily Vohs joann Vu jennifer Wagner jennifer Wagers Steve Wagner Bart Walker Melissa Walter Renae Wansik Alvin Warren Beth Weaver Monica Weise Stephanie White Lawrence Whiteing Kevin Whitton jennifer Williams Robert Williams Sheryl Williams Lana Williamson Lea Williamson Robert Wilson Candace Wiman . Steven Witt Kim Wolf Celeste Womack .. .2 . Stella Woodruff ' Patrick Woodson Y., FF .7 . .t.t Q - jeanette Wooldridge . Eddie Wright KL Mart Wright Richard York 1 joseph Young Kim Zoch .., 4 ,,e,+ .XT Wi ,S+ 1 ,L- , .6 3 ,- t . 1 it 4 f if l 1 E ' t 1 is fee' 9.-. N' We -an .He x rl..-.3 .21 'ni vs. , 3, .X ,f if V Meg... M L Lfz,j X 4 at 0 ish. x ,r xi V 'SY s wk 1 x ' QM Q rr 1 -v 5 ' ri Q' l . i . use K. .. . t x in '9 5 .,. K a., if 'TI if xi i N K iii HQPP F amil Maybe they are smiling like that because they just finished seeing another Dick Cavett show. Maybe it is just because they just adore American History class. Whatever the reason, these freshman American History students were smiling. Not without cause, however. The American History classes have studied many interesting sub,ects from computers to the stozk market to the Roaring Twenties to the Great Depression. This year students saw many different films, including All Quiet on the Western Front. They played different and unusual games, ranging from unit review study games to a Monopoly-style stock market board game. American History students were certainly kept busy, but nobody really seemed to mind, After all, they're all just one big happy family! Mrs. Smith valiantly insrrucrs her American History students about the Depression and how our past affects the future. Z freshmen sei? 1 t -f

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Administration Proud of her seniors, M.t.jodie Smith, senior principal, beams as she speaks with Ms. Sarah Al-yea. senior class sponsor. Mr. Ronnie Truilt, head principal, reads over his roster ofgraduates one last time. Ms. Carulyn Spillane, director ofinstruction, looks through the files for a student's record. Wearing a rose boutonniere, given to him by the senior class, Mr. Bob Payne, tenth grade principal, helps with graduation. 2 faculty T? s. 'Q Leaning against the door frame ot' his office, Mr. Allen Meek, Ninth grade principal, Mr. Charles lwllxhrm, looks eleventh grade principal, calls in the next waiting student. up from his work.