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

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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.

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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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. 21 C ' . ii yy .V Ni. .J . 48,1 -t-'r if 1 'iAT.,g na V . 'f t f gi .A ,- -f 41 Q-,zwlx z U 9? ,sw i X .L . 1. .- .9 r . g H :R is I Kirk Allman Sarah Alyea Dena Arnold Marjorie Aubin Kathleen Bacus Mary Bancroft judith Boeder Susan Borchgrevink Danny Brown Mary Brown Arnold Brownell Tamra Brunfield Diana Bucey Ronald Carlsson Robin Gayon an Mary Cegielski George Clayton Susan Conwell Chris Curry Katherine Covin Richard Cundiff jean Danna Anita Dark Rheba Daughtrey Elizabeth Davies judy Dawson Rhonda Dehner Rhonda Derrick IH 21 Have you ever wondered what your teachers were doing when they were in high school? Many students cannot picture their teachers as doing anything except taking notes and study- ing. Evidently many teachers did not agree with this. Mary Bancroft, math teacher, attended St. Pius High school. She was an officer of Future Teachers, Spanish Club, and the Girls' Athletic Association. She graduated third in her class and was awarded the highest average in trigonometry, world history, English, geometry, and Spanish. She was also selected to attend Girls' State in Austin, Texas. ine 9 ' H 1 . gm kj 5, . ' V. f -. M .H on ,M ' Y - 'JA' v ..a-- '5 K Ms. jennings hands out the results of the re- cent test. 21 Ms. Boeder, English teacher, was a member of National Honor Society, editor of the newspaper, varsity cheerleader, president of FTA, and Bowling Club, officer of Pep Club, and Drama. She was also part of Senior May Court. Emily Boyd, Spanish teacher, petitioned to get a third year Spanish class. Through the Baylor University Children's Theater group, she tutored the underprivileged students. Danny Brown, Industrial Arts teacher was in the Key- Club his sophomore year, and also on Student Council. His junior year, he was class vice-president, He lettered four years in track and went to regional twice, played basketball for four years and lettered three years. He was co-captain two years, most valuable player and all-district for two years. He played on the tennis team and the volleyball team where he won regionals. faculty