John Jay High School - Hoofprints Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

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nited We Stand Mrs. Vakey serves as one of our connec- tions with the community. New textbooks make MEMORIES. 6 Unity is found in the form of lasting friendships. The Spanish club helps to promote good will and friendship at Christmas time by caroling. ff Our modern computers have yet to cope with schedule changes.

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John ,lay High School and John Marshall High School combined their pep squad, choir, and band for half-time activities at their game. The unified effort produced one of the most eolorful and beautiful events of the sehool year. The theme of NUnited We Standw could not have been more perfectly symbolized. Even as the two schools stood united on that memorable night, so the student body of John Jay High School will always stand united and will always achieve. UNITED WE STAND IN UNITY there is Power and strength IN UNITY there is Honor and Tru th IN UNITY there is Loyalty and Devotion IN UNITY there is Faith and Hope IN UNITY there is ,lustiee and Mercy IN UNITY there is Love and Compassion IN UNITY there is Perserveranee and a Job Well Done 5

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uOh my aching fectlw complains Linda Wright of the nlVlarch of Dimesi' walk. . ii-. l . , , , . ,.h, , K . ,,.,s,,,M.n+..A-.MY ' ,N-,N,,,,,,,, M., Jw' I an Q 2 . 'fi at C, 0110 ' ' W My W . 3 The Homecoming Dance gave the alumni an opportunity to rejoin and rejoice at Jay. l li! 8 fx X 1' r f ' wflifamijff Ni lyllllig T H N52 Pep rallies arouse a feeling of unity within every individual. Christmas spirit helps tie the students together as Bruce Shubrook, Mary Schlaff, and Dottie Webber decorate the Chlistmas tree. Jay students unite and push Student Council activities. 7