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

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Street Falcons -5 4 joy Newbury Best wishes Jo and the seniors from Williams-Newbur Air conditioning 682-0542 Davids boats and motors Bass Boats - Ski Boats - Runabouts - Deckboats Service - Parts - Accessories DAVID'S BOATS 8z MOTORS, INC. SALES SERVICE 17400 N.W. Freeway 1236 West 25th Jersey Village Houston 17135 896-7006 47135 862-8395 .- 264 Ads Street Falcons School Spirit Is Risen When Falcons Parents Paint Street Returning from summer vacation, students viewed Falcon figures on the streets that surrounded the school. The project was sponsored by the Jersey Village Athletic Booster Club and was under the supervision of Jersey Village Mayor Carl Norman. Students' opinions on the subject ranged from Other schools have it - so should we, to Alt was a good attempt to boost school pride. But there were several contrasting opinions too. Sophomore Ruben Romair said, To tell the truth, I didn't really care about the painted Falconsg however, it was a nice touch. The Falcons on the street seemed like a good idea at the time and I like them more each time I go by,'l Mr. Norman said. Written by Dawn Leavers. This falcon bordered the school and was seen on the Jersey Village Student Handbook. Texrad Congrats Richard Have a Wonderful future! lP5Rf ? ENC- 3 john E. Hart 8850 North Loop East o Houston, Texas 77029 0 17131 675-9848 Double Page Spread by Keith Rollins

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-IV Bank Lua Bank Bank Contributes Money For Clubs In Financial Crunches cKnock, Knockl Would you like to buy an ad? lKnock, Knockl Would you like to support . . .? lKnock, Knockl We,re selling . . .? The need of money to maintain organizations was always con- stant. And fortunately for the students, a bank that carried the same name as the school often heard the financial cry of the different clubs. With Jersey Village Bank support, contributions such as those that were given to the FFA, helped the club tremendously. The Gold Dusters were another organization that benefitted from the bank's contributions. With the bank's help, the Gold Dusters were able to travel to New York and England. The Band also received donations that went toward competitions. Numerous clubs within the school received money too, including the Yearbook. And because of the generous people at the bank, a 31,000 scholarship was given to a 'Qing' Cunningham-Band graduating senior. Written by Steve Tise. Many clubs received contributions from the Jersey Village Bank to help out in finan- cial problems. Senior Missy Buckalew accepts a money contribution for the 1985-86 Falcon Yearbook Staff, Photo by Keith Rollins. Larry Langford Congratulations!!! Hey Band! Thanks for making L ,gl Mm our first year a Auf .GREAT one!! T.C. and . . C Congrats Seniors of '86 COM VES T CORPORA TI ON 50 BRIAR HOLLOW LANE - SUITE 500 EAST ' HOUSTON, TEXAS 77027 l7l3l87l-1822 263 Ads

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