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

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Vigilantes Theg Back the Team bg Boosting Spirit Er sq OFFICERS: FIRST ROW: Donald Robicheaux, Secretary, David Laich, Sergeant-ab Arms, Larry White, President, Neely Cook, Vice-President, Wayne Morgan, Treasurer. SECOND ROW: Tommy Barbazette, Baron Neeley, James Ful- len, Andy Petty, Bobby Vames, Mar- shalls, Mr. Winburn, Sponsor. Cowboy hats, gold vests, and lots of whoopin' and hollerin, could only be the Vigi- lantes. Full of spirit and enthusiasm, this newly organized booster club, sponsored by Mr. Winburn, adds that extra zest at the pep rallies and games. no I05

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National Forensic League Tournaments Always Bring Trophies p to the .F.L. FIRST ROW: A. Weaver, J. Baber, C. Beller, K. Horrick, J. Bachrach, D. Bill, N. Parish. SECOND ROW: Y. Marcuse, .l. Salzman, .l. Williams, C. Swenson, J. Schaaf, M. Burns, T. Ching. THIRD ROW: R. Rad- cliffe, P. Pheifer, E. Herbert, R. Southwick, D. Maxwell, G. Hunsucker, E. Sutow, J. Klapp. FOURTH ROW: A. Elkowitz, M. Watson, C, Collins, J. Ryan, B. Patrick, H. Harmon, B. Gottschalk, D. Milner. The National Forensic League is an organi- zation .which seeks ambitious and talented high school speech students. This club with the aid of its sponsor, Mr. Emerson Turner, participates in city and dis- trict tournaments, competing in such fields as poetry reading, humorous and dramatic interpre- tation, and debate. The N.F.L. andthe Speech Department are host to the annual Falcon Forensic, a large speech and debate tournament. In the fall they sponsor an all-school hootenanny in order to raise funds to finance their trips to speech meets. Judgeg Ar'. This will really confuse themf' Elliot Herbert, Margie Burns, and ,lanice Salzman check ,debate results during the Falcon Forensic. I04 Tiff-'fl OFFICERS: Left to right: Randy Radcliffe, Treasurer, Margie Burns, Secretary, Janice Salzman, Ex. Council, Yvonne Mar- cuse, President, Charlotte Beller, Vice-President, Hank Harmon, Ex. Council.

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Honor Societg National Recognition for ! ? i -an ff, f V. V ,V I 'f! .P 1,, a . ,,.- L - ' Mrs. R. Feeney - V, fave 194. .-:Q X 'Q ,au f 4 5 ff 40 r I ' 4 f ff . , ,. .4 f f 124 5' . , f S SPONSORS . ,AA Mrs. S. Klueppel f 9 v I NY OFFICERS: Seated: Carol Dowling, Treasurer, Judy Schaaf, Historian, Nan ,:', ' Lefforge, Secretary. Standing: Charles Johnson, Chaplain, Robert Flandry, Par- V Q, J .JV V Mrs. E. Manning liamentarian, Whit Reader, President, Bill Patrick, Vice-President. s The Jones Chapter of the National Honor Society is composed of students who have excelled not only in scholarship but also in service and leadership. Requirements for membership are at least a 4.2 grade aver- age and 20 service points. Mrs. R. Feeney, Mrs. S. Klueppel, and Mrs. E. Manning sponsor the society's activities which include a spring induction for new members and a picnic at the end of the year. Karen Bill Wynn Margie Laurel Anthony Baldwin Blair Buner Burns Ciborowski V H Barry! h -WW-llarthy Cheryl .lane Carol Cynthia Cohen Corbin Craig Criner Dowling Draper M Allan!-.lim Robert Larry Kay Brad Connie Elkowitz Flandry Foxworth Good Gottschalk Hanes I06