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

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International Club Hands of Understandin Enoirole the Globe FIRST ROW: K. Kintz, N. Masengale, L. Cibrowski, B. Michalak, L. Davidson, P. Kintz, Mrs. Ragsdale, sponsor. SECOND ROW: S. Swanson, M. Ellings, B. Nevares, L. Turnage, R. Hqrd, S. Joe, F. Green. THIRD ROW: S. Tomal, R. Vaughn, B. Lytle, D. Icenhour, B.. Woods, L. Schrader, K. Chou, W. Mai. 16 wi OFFICERS: Bill Michalak, Presiderit, Patsy Kintz, Vice-President, Kathy Kintz, Socrkzl Chairman, Laurel Ciborowski, Treasurer, Linda Davidson, Secre- tary, Noreen Masengale, Historian. Understanding the peoples of the world by promoting friendly international rela- tions is the purpose ,of the International Club. Guest speakers, films, and programs presented by the students themselves, help the International Club learn, about the cul- ture and history of foreign countries. 9 J 44 fi fd!! 'Z 6 . . 'L 1 ,fr , Q , 6 r Z E 'fi ,IL Foreign countries blend together at International Club party. FIRST ROW: E. Manuel, B. Trojanowsky, M. Ruben, C. Boyd, K. Munchow, P. 'Wallace SECOND ROW: P. Smith, M. Dempsy, D. Schulze, .I. Booth, C. Roberts, T. Ching, S. Primm. THIRD ROW: M, Manthos, G. Peterson, B. Holmes, K. Coffer, L. Sapavido, G. Hunsucker.

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Plume D'0r Plagers They Frei Their Hour Upon the Stage The Plume D'Or Players bring to Jones the Wonderful World of drama as they present various dramatic selections throughout the year. These talented students presented two outstanding fea- tures at Jones-the comedy 4'Arsenic and Old Lace and the musical Bye, Bye Birdien. However, Jones students were not the only ones to benefit from the drama department, for the Pltune D Or Players also presented a Christmas program to the children at the Texas Rehabilitation Center. Upon meeting the requirements of twenty-five points earned through work done on sets or cos- tumes, selling tickets, and competing at speech tournaments, drama students are initiated into the Plume D'Or Players at a formal ceremony. ON LADDER: Glen Hunsucker, Vice-President, Dia.una Bill, Treasurer. FIRST ROW: Annie Laurie Oliver, Ex. Council, Karen Carsch, Ex. Council, Judy Schaaf, Secre- tary. THIRD ROW: Chris Swenson, Parliarnentarian, Brad Gottschalk, President, ,lobeth Williams, Historian, .lack Hughes, Sgt. at Arms. 'I , FIRST ROW: B. Richards, S. Lynch, K. Carsch, R. McCaskin, D. Bill, A. Oliver, J. Shaaf. SECOND ROW: T. Gammil, J. Meader, D. Rosenberger, C. Moore, S. Medgett, D. Tihhitts, C. Swenson, J. Williams. THIRD ROW: N. Parish, P. Gardner, B. McCauley, V. Gilbert, B. Dee, C. Tennyson, L. Barry, J. Salzman. FOURTH ROW: P. Evans, B. Gottschalk, S. Scroeyer, B. Baldwin, J. Bohner, J. Hughes, K. Flanagan, B. Weber, G. Hunsucker, l29

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I'lI Laugh, and I'II Org. Sherry Shannon looks puzzled as JoAnne Spear trys out a new song. Ummmm. They should make a record! Folk Society and I'II Qing President Mark Gunn invites Folk Society to sing along. Dlck Terry entertams the group with his western ballads. Joe Johnson, Linda Redman, and Paul Kyle add the spice of Bob Dylan to the program. Members listen to the various songs of lamentation and sorrow. I3 I