Jesse H Jones High School - Talon Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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. . . and Business Editor Nancy Bond tries to bal- ance the books. Get the Best Newsp Photographer Gus Voelzel snaps the shutter as Artist Don Nelson sketches his Self-portrait . Features Editor Howard Corely and his assist- ant, Karen Hermann. -r ' V R., KM-NI Aw right Godeke to KTUUIILICL aper at Jones! Co-managing Editor Donna Robicheaux J ' Q Xi as 5 . frm-M...a. Mai !! Who Wrote that about me? yells Raymond his innocent assistants Tom Weatherfoird and john Stringer. .M , ky Mft f f . I SPRING B U s 1 N E s s A STAFF: Ginger Twiford, ,ff 4 , Q Q, , ' ,fi Mary Honsinger, Patricia t - Smith- . I I ' Q - ,vf ff.. .V, '.-' an sw ' f ,A .t f,'f . t . r W , , A vi ritz. he -vafr K X News Editor, Camilla Hicks, and assistant, May Elise Scott, review the events of the last issue. SPRING REPORTERS: Typist, Dena Lopian, Carol Tay- lor, Janis Perry, Judy Gossett. Betsy Hermann, Spring Staff Co-managing Editor: ........ Donna Robicheaux, Irene ' l3rakefield News Editor .............. ................... Ca milla Hicks Ant. New: Editor ...,.... ....... M ay Elise Scott Feature: Editor ................. ........ Howard Corley Ant. Features Editor .....,.................. Karen Hermann Sport! Editor ....,,....................,. Raymond Godeke Co-Am. Sports Editor: ..., Tom Vfeatherford, john Stringer Editorial Department .... Judy Gossett, Dena Loipian, Carol Taylor, Janis Perry Advertixing Editor ................ ........ M ary Honsinger Ant. Adnertiring Manager ................ Ginger Twiford Czrculatzon Manager ............................ Kathy Taska Pat Smith, Morton Fairleigh, Kay Bond Betsy Hermann Advertising Reprexentaliver .... Typirz ............................,,...... ............. I25

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it ,W X 'ZZ 15 Gauntlet Subscribe Tocla A ' I wwfifgwa i i J' f,N ,..f 4 GQ wr ,iz --I , ,GA l 'VM SM 1 ,Q Go H! Mandi News editor, Donna Robicheaux, and assistant, Camilla Hicks, read exchange papers to learn of the happenings at other schools. Editor Jim Rice tries to publish a paper . . . . . . while Miss O'Neal pursues her favorite position. . . The Gauntlet F035 r Fo S Feature Editor Irene Brakefield and her assistant, Howard Corley, search for ideas for feature articles. Fall Staff Newr Edizor ,.,,,,,t....,,........ ....,,,, D onna Robicheaux Arrirlani Newr Editor ....... .,........ Cam illa HiCkS Feazurer Edizar iri...,,,,,,.................... Irene Brakefielcl Ant. Feafurer Editor ..............l.....,... Howard COIIGY Spam Edimrr .....,...... Raymond Godeke, Barry Hartt Editorial Deparzmenz ....,....... May Elise Scott, Judy Gossett, Dena Lopian, Karen Hermann, Judy Schaff, Susan Westmoreland. Adrferriring Manager ...............l........ Mary HOnSir1gCr Circulation Manager ............................ Kathy TaSka Adverziring Reprerenzativer ....,.YY.... Dorothy Witte, Ginger Twiford l24 EDITOR ...,...............,.......... ,,,,,,,,, J im Rice BUSINESS MANAGER ...... ..... N ancy Bond PHOTOGRAPHER ........,. .......,..,.... G us Voelzel ARTIST .......................... ............,,..,,-, D on Nelson SPONSOR ..,...,.......,....,.............,,.. ..... M iss Judith O'Neal I W4- Raymond Godeke, the football-playing half of the Sports Editors, explains the play that worked to Barry -f Hartt. , I , 4, 4, 1 V JW, I . L FALL REPORTERS: May Scott, Susan Westmoreland, Dena Lopian, Karen Hermann, Judy Schaaf. FALL BUSINESS STAFF: Dorothy Witte, Ginger Twiford, Judy Gossett, Kathy Taska.

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Reserve Officers Training Corps Discipline, Patriotism Lt. Colonel Steve Tefteller Lt. Colonel Kathy Vondergoltz Batlalion Commander Battalion S pomor Jones is very proud of its ROTC unit, and justly so. Some of the purposes of the organization are to form habits of orderliness and precision, to instill discipline and thereby respect for constituted authority, to develop patriotism and to encourage a high sense of personal honor and deportment. The Cadets and their sponsors have the privilege of attending the Annual Military Ball, which is an outstanding social event of the school year. They are also in charge of the Jones annual Homecoming dance. Some of the other extracurricular activities in which the Cadets participate are ushering at rodeos and the Ice Capades, and in State and National competitions of both Rifle and Drill teams. Sergeant Cavanaugh Kenneth O Kettler Captain, U. S. Army Sgt. Major Gordon Crocker