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

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-IV Police JV Police Always Un The Look Out For Potential Crimes K eeping one eye on the road and one on the speedometer, one tries to make it through Jersey Village without being stopped. However, that was a goal that took lots of practice to achieve. I . They hid anywhere, anytime, and all the time pointing their radar V Q cameras on approaching cars. That,s right, the Jersey Village Police Mm -ri' A .- ff- V' were on patrol, day and night. Coach Cindy Smith said that the police helped her out a few times, but have stopped her as well for violations. They were well known for responding to calls and patrolling the neighborhood and keeping the high school sate from fun-seeking seniors. Residents Barbra Schulte said that anytime she needed them, they were there in no time. Written by Carol Sharp. it t ..,.,... C J! H2 . ' A 'I ..-A ' . W Junior Carol Sharp receives her first speeding ticket while going through Jersey Village. Photo by Paul Camell. Linn Pham To Linh, lf we should tell the uirtues all That rest upon thg brow, Yet, height is there in seeming now fWe would not sag that thou art tallj, For all thg thought and gentleness Is linked with wisdom and with grace - Each loving touch is a caress, It shines in truth upon thy face, And shows in little acts ofloue, Humble and sweet as morning doue - Giuing with heart and quite mien To all in near or broad domain. Iffault there be, as in us all, We find in thee no fault at alll! Good Luck! Loue Mom, Dad, Chi, Phuong, and Hoa 260 Ads Double Page Spread by Keith Rollins

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-, J.V. Fun Run Qui! xr 1 I .1 ' i - ,r. . ,, ' asQ.c,,i, 1 M- 5. 1-1 'A ' ' . wg, W . . Q, i W .-t Q J .. f R ri -I A. I ,f Q . , as-,xi 'im-va: get ' 1 f X Randall's J .V . Fun un 1,000 People Run Six Miles In Memorial To Robert Muluski The day began with overcast skies and a slight chance of rain. While most of the neighborhood was still asleep, approximately 1,000 people were running a 6-mile race through Jersey Village. The race was founded in Robert Muluski's honor and was named the J.V. Fun Run. The runners had to pay a fee of 510, which in- cluded a Fun Run T-shirt, and a cup at the end of the race. The race began on October 19 at the J .V. fire station, and after running throughout J .V., it ended at the fire station with popcorn and orange slices awaiting the runners. I felt it was for a pretty good cause. I ran because I knew Robert, and I used to train with him, John Sylvester, sohomore said. Coach Edwards gave the track team a choice of running in the track meet or in the Fun Run. l've always wanted to run a 6-mile race just to see what it felt like, Jimmy Franks, senior, said, Written by Denise Carew. Running in the honor of Robert Muluski is Junior Burt Humphreys in the J.V. Fun Run. Photo by Steve Tise. ...your remorkoble store! Lipscomb and Howe Iilfillllllfil V M U LULU-H5042 LIPSCOMB SL HOWE Representing the Manufacturer Animal Clinic NORTHWEST FREEWAY ANIMAL CLINIC 11530 Northwest Freeway At Antoine Houston, Texas 77092 RANDY G. DEUTSCH, D.V.M. Business 882-6344 Ads 259 . -

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