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

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American Legion anking High in Qcholasiics and Ci+izenQi The American Legion Club is an honorary organization com- posediof those who have won the American Legion awards in junior high school. lts members excel in scholastics and citizenship. Many of them are leaders of major or- ganizations at Jones. This service organization operates the Falcon's Nest, the school store. This years' activities included a Christmas and Valentine mail service, and they also sponsored th e Christmas Dance. FIRST ROW: Mr Kennon Sponsor, B. Lytle A Weaver . , , . , N. O'Ma1ley, J. Salzman.- SECOND ROW: M. Higgins, J. Schaaf, R. Flandry, J. Williams, Y. Marcuse. THIRD' ROW: C. Draper, G. Hunsucker, W. Reader, P. Watkins, F. Adams, S. Williams. FOURTH ROW: B. Patrick, B. Michaiak, P. Pfeifer. IHEI Judy Schaaf and Whit Reader decorate tree for Christmas Dance. QWQZEHE , Y W ff , Z . 2 '.'f:2fl' W ifl5 :'-315. , rarerferer r OFFICERS: FIRST ROW: Bobbie Jo Lytle, Secretary, Nancy O'Ma11ey, Treasurer, Yvonne Marcuse, Vice-President. SECOND ROW: Mike Higgins, President, Whit Reader, Parliamentalian. ll2 .,,. , . ' -. 'awgbnfff gil- V' ,, ' Now, vvhat would you boys like for Christmas? P

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Distributive Education essons Toward Success W , , ,M yrffbffl , Steve Herron sells Suzanne DeLany a ring at Laufman's. Distributive Education has guided many students in choosing their vo- cations by providing them with an op- portunity to gain practical experience in the fields of distribution, market- -ing, and selling. It has helped to make students into better citizens in the community and on the job. D.E. students learn how to get along with people and how to participate and manage in the business World. Employee proficiency is not the only achievement of D.E., however. It also strives to build the character of its members by providing for physical 's-Y eff-,q --- -----, -.,, - fn, .-4 z g -1 f ,A f , - .ff-gb T , . I' -1 ,- W 4 , 'v-' ' 11gZZ?Ef':'Q':f:a , , gl-:iifi--! I law - . ,,..,. ' '::'E5k::Es:5:r: :.t,. ' 'W'i w', . V , V. S -1 ' 'X ta- . . t .,.,, 1 at ,Q V . ft. .gi .- I r' . 1 e :A . ' .V ' i t f - -' C ,, t 1.' ,gfas , , 1 W I' 1 L , i r - u uoc y,cue , v - 4, -,-,, . , Linda Schultea works at the Lingerie Department at Sakowitz. ,li K ---v--r- , 5 M f Sandy Hensch at the check-out stand at Minimax. f Carl Flanagan on his er- rands at Sakowitz. and mental health though satisfactory social and recreational activities. Jimmy Cotten is new Assistant Manager at Kay King's Shoe Store. Linda Barry behind the candy counter at Wards. ll I

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Preparin FIRST ROW: A. Price, F. Coro, D. Dumoit, L. Mabry. SECOND ROW: B. Cobb, C. Barnhart, S. Underwood, Mrs. Ingram. THIRD ROW: J. Bently, N. Williams, P. Ehlers. FOURTH ROW: B. Fleming, K. Linder, K. Strickland, V. Walters. 4 1 Y Future Business Leaders For the Business World FIRST ROW: L. Herrera, M. Wong, B. Lala. SECOND ROW L. Lutz, S. Baslin, L. Griffin, C. Adamek. THIRD ROW: E Bartos, D. Schultz, B. Miller. FOURTH ROW: C. Castro, G Drews, M. Rochenbough, L. Leonard. X Service, Education, and Progress- these words symbolize the purpose of the Future Business Leaders. These Jones students are preparing to enter the modern World of business. The highlight of the year is a breakfast at which newly elected officers are installed. OFFICERS: Cecelia Herrera, Scrapbook, Linda Herrera, Vice-President, Mamie Wong, President, Libby Lutz, Secretary, Linda Mabry, Treasurer.