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

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Ms. Thacker shows an example of a perfect pa per. Latin may become very popular with college bound students. junior counselor Ms. Aubin discusses changing Lim Dancy's schedule. 'H' . Ms. Fitzgerald shows her driving skills during the Homecoming parade. Latin, a new class this year, is being taught by Ms. Straube. faculty

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Al Salinas Annette Schlaf I,aVelle Shelton Karen Simmons lbgatha Smith Christine Smith Cynthia Smith Relvart Smith Abbie Steffler Carol Sterin Cindy Stoker Cathy Stoner Robert Stoss james Talerico Ann Taylor Patricia Terry Barbara Thacker jeannie Thielemann Tina Tipton Freda Toon joe Trial Martha Vardeman Don Vernon Nancy Vick Ilona Walbruck David Walker Kay Weiman Kimberly Wheelwright Linda White I tl. - Q 7 5- Q .'i as-s N 3 . J f f f , L - X .iii V' te 3 .xr :wwf Y 13 -i I, , . 9 'I' , . . it 4 ' fi .fo Kenneth Wiethorn Ruth Wilson Ron Winkelmann Sadie Woodard -456. Ii .tat 1 Kit Woodward Bartlett Libby Yock Q i fiif i it i s. , W? E 7 ,ff 7 E! Y' l . Q' Gail Roberts, journalism teacher, was an honor cadet, honor sponsor, and Best Dressed Officer of the N-IROTC, She was a member of the Speech Club, Science Club, Stu- dent Council, and the National Forensic League. She was business manager of the newspaper staff and a track letter- man in her senior year and won the Scarborough High School journalism Award. Barb Thacker, Study Skills teacher, won the American Legion Award for Leadership her freshmen year. She was a cheerleader for four years and the head cheerleader her senior year. David Walker, F.O.M, Il and Intro-Algebra teacher, was voted Captain ofthe Varsity Football team at Sulpher High School in Sulpher, Louisiana. He was voted All-State Inequalities can't always be fun, but Ms. Bancroft tries her best to keep the class interested. Quarterback and Outstanding Offensive Player in the state his senior year, He was also a Student Council Representative, President of the Interact Club, winning pitcher as a sophomore in first-ever Varsity Baseball, and he earned letters in football, baseball, and basketball. He also received a scholarship to Texas A8zM. Ilona Wallerick, German teacher, attended St. Mary's High School in Burlington, Wisconsin. She won awards for best Latin and best Spanish student. She was also on the Debate team, ac- tive in drama productions, and a member of the National Honor Society. Kay Weiman, English II teacher, was editor of the Cy-Fair Reporter, editor of the Cy-Fair literary magazine, Inrigbu, and was elected Most Versatile Girl. 2 5 2 faculty

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A cold winter's night does not stop the cross-country teams from practicing. Whether on the team or in P.E. class If ' Y! ' going for two is always adventurous. A schedule change involves considerable paper work, as Deborah Berger proves while trying to reorganize for her neu' class. Lunchtime, munch time, read-time, homework time or sleep time: they are all the same. The precious thirty minutes are never wasted, however. aa wwnvnvw ft u.,-J st E v 'Q utah. 'Sally 2 adsfindex