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

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:if 4 N , It ' 6 W . deas M .J '- wxfg. Q f M . f. .. : -,. , While attending the Intema- tional Food Fair Freshman Linda Nguyen tries some of the A' S delicious food. The Intemational ' I ,E .. wx Club provided a variety of food - Q ' I x My ' for everyone to sample. Foods at Q 'Q 4 5 4 , Q the Intemational Club table were fiilf' W , L at from Vietnam, Mexico, Korea, iw--1 1' India, Iran, China and Nicaragua. I A tr- Uv' Photo by Keith Rollins. . ja ' .vip -lg I: an 'k'k A ' 'S fi ' - 78 Intemational Club I-N v -M-:Ug-::r' r,- 0'x N aku N 'V '-' ,, .ms.,-f-.-:.z:1-diffs. 'N was 'fri iw: e:.1szf.1tf'f:1'3 ,:1f',i-Yfifi an ff uf -ff Q5 , . eg 2- ai, ll' G9 5 Jia, Q. f . we ,M , ,Q',,.,. 5. ., Q fegvfi s3,ji?j,zfSsS -V 5 .gw 5' 3, Q 4: I Q 5 . Picture yourself in the mid- dle of a foreign country trying to ask for directions without prior knowledge of the language spoken there. Would you feel lost, lonely and uncomfortable? Now try to picture the students of the International club trying to adjust to the the meandering halls of Jersey Village High School. For some it was difficult, but with the help of the instruc- tors of the International Club this problem became a dis- tant memory. President- Keo Senuong and Vice President David Kuang did their best to try to provide enthusiasm for foreign speaking students in the club. With the languages being so diverse among membership that was a dif- ficult job to undertake. Some of the languages that were spoken included Spanish, Vietnamese, and Laotian. An activity that was spon- sored by the club was the In- ternation Food Fair. This club provided as many diverse entries as languages within the group. The people from different countries and places of the world created their world at JV while they shared their culture and ideas. Written by Laura Jorden. Members are: fback rowl Melva Gonzales, Kulwant Mann, David Huana, Soo Chang, Teresa Chan. 43rd rowl Martha Flores, Maria Estrada, Keo Seng Vong, Patricia Gutierrez, Shefali Chheda, Ritu Bhatia. 12nd rowl Huy Pham, Diana Ngo, Van Tran, Nipa Wahid. ffront rowj Monica Bhatia, Antonia Davis, Wendy Gonzalez. Photo by Missy Buckalew.

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. A i She's more than a teacher, she's almost like another staffer, Vandan- na Jagannathan said. Well liked by English classes and Literary Magazine staff Ms. Munn created a closeknit family feeling. Each of the magazine staff agreed: K'She can relate. '-.A- bl 'fi .axfir Wake ...2 , Beginning to layout a page for the magazine Junior William Brooks pools his creative design talent to come up with the ultimate design. Photo by Kim Lopez. Being an ln Flight staff member is like belonging to a family. Senior Jennifer Blume displays her enjoyment of her new family members. Photo by Kim Lopez. In Flight staff members are: lfront rowl Teresa Lui, Min So, Vandana Jaganathan, Jennifer Blume, Kim Lopez, Alma Herrera, Scott Kelley, Kam Erickson, Sonja Halk, Tamala Jernigan and Rob Arroyarre. fback rowl Cathy Hopper, Kristi Rexroth, Kim Beacham, Willaim Brooks, and Carol Munn. Photo by Carol Sharp. Literary Magazine 77 .

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V 1 A 1 .-if nw , gf- ' . we ,,,, .Q iq , , A , yn- ,ft rt .M ,ki 1.3 225345 -:,.,11a.J., ...f .. Q I wonder ifl will get a car- nation? This thought ran though many girls and boys minds on Valentines Day as Utopia members delivered the traditional carnation to hundreds of students throughout the morning. The delivering of carna- tions was a traditional fun- draiser for the organization. They took orders for the car- nations during the two weeks previous to the Big Day. Trying to live up to their name, Utopia members sought to make the world an ideal place or society in which people could live together in perfect harmnony and hap- piness. As changes should always start at home the young ladies thought that making JV a better place would be a good beginning for a Utopian world. During the beginning of the year members and sponsors set goals for themselves. Some of the goals included developing and maintaining high moral standards and characterg developing leader- ship and individual respon- sibilityg encouraging all students to strive academicallyg and promoting school spirit. But most of all the members wanted to heighten black awareness and history. Written by Laura Jorden. Double Page Spread by Laura Jorden 3d1BS T y or Better World 5 Q o A F J A X I A 'V AN Members are: Cfront rowl A. Morton R Williams L Jones 5 Tryon R Morton T Johnson K Mann Csecond rowl R. Lyton, R. Walker, L Thorn R Janes A Zendejas J Cvullory L Beedles A Barron b Bar ron, D. Pollard. Cthird rowl T. Griffith J Perry S Shepard T Abron D Ricketts B Bhogal C bhepard ffourth rowl Q. Sheppard, F. McEroy C Lewis E Burr A Lewis B Figures Photo by Allison Garrett D uring the carnation sale on Valentines Day, Mrs. Lee stops by to help Utopia club members, Deidre Ricketts and Tracy Abrom arrange and pack orders. Photo By Richard Zaborowski. Utopia recognized Black History month with illustrations and displays around the school. Photo by Denise Carew.