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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Madeline Hammerstein Donnie Suejohnson Karen Dillard Susan Drake Marty Edwards Linda Emanuel 'K Bernice Fiest N Diane Fire ,lv-1 i i I I Debbie Fitzgerald Claudie Flanders Teresa Foshee joni Fox Barbara Gaidousek Nancy Gause Pamela Grabsky Diana Grimm Linda Guidry Marie Hado Orval Hardin Mary Harrington Camille Hatfield Lynne Henrion . if 4 K f ea s i as at :iv ev l M t i lf Debbie Hill jack Hill Ray Hinze Diane Hobson Billy Holmes Linda Holmes Bol:-jackson Annette jackson Annejohnson Gayle johnson Richard johnson Erie jones Mary Kerns-Lopez C! as .vx Diana Busey, drill instructor, was in the drill team and was the secretary ofthe Latin Club. Mike Cox, agriculture teacher, rode bulls and horses in high school rodeos, Diane Fite, VOE Lab teacher, was a cheerleader and Football Sweetheart. joni Fox, biology teacher, was a twirler and drum major, also on the Homecoming Court for two years, and received the Rotary Club award. Lisa Furlow, physical education and athletics, was a varsi- ty cheerleader for three years and on National Honor Socie- ty for three years. She was president of Student Council, and also vice-president of National Honor Society and the sophomore class. She got All-District in basketball and volleyball, and was also Most Athletic. She was Homecom- ing Queen, Miss Lumberton High School, Key Club Sweetheart, graduated in the top 10 of her class. JV' Study skills teacher Mr. Cayon instructs her students on the basic language of COHIPUIEFS. Camille Hatfield, business teacher, was in National Honor Society and Student Council. She was head officer of the drill team. She was part ofthe Young Life and was a freshmen cheerleader. Bob jackson, marketing and distributive education, played baseball for three years in high school and semi-pro. Richard johnson, drafting, attended Hackensack High School and was on the varsity football team for two years and on the varsity track team for three years. He was also president of his Senior Class and a member of the National Honor Society. Scotty johnson, math teacher, earned several varsity letters and was valedictorian for the 1978 Class of L.Bj, High School in Austin. Sarah Renard, English I teacher, was president of Young Historians Club, secretary of Future Teachers of America, and a cheerleader her senior year. 2 faculty