Klein Forest High School - Evergreen Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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Abbie Ziegler Aide Mildred Hargett Librarian X Nancy Guillory Advanced Reading N , f N Carolyn Hamill VOE Loretta Harding Registrar Carla Harrington Alan Hatfield Douglas Hennig Agriculture Physics PE, Assistant Coach- Baseball Definitely. It is a realistic course that people can relate to. - Leslie Booher, senior Yes. I'l1 know more about what culture is, why people act the way they act and maybe understand the world a little better. - Mary Dedeaux, senior What have you learned the most ofin this class? I have learned about people in different groups, and how and why people behave the way they do. - Laurie Williams, senior Howto best use the basic chacteristics of my own ego to cohabitate with others of my species. - Daniel Ernerst Jackson, senior Secretary Clora Dean Bradley happily receives a gift at the farewell party for herself and associate principallfrank Cain.Both willbe opening the new Doerre Intermediate School. FACULTY I STAFF 119

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Sociology What are the students taught in this class? Students learn about the patterns of human group life - from basic concepts to marriage and weddings to aging and terrorism. Students have a new understanding of the many groups that surround and influence them. - Roberta Van Velkinburgh, teacher How did you Hrst become interested in taking this class? I heard about it from a friend who liked it. - Dana Ables, senior I read the course description and I liked it. I am going into this field definitely. I find it very interesting. - Leslie Booher, senior In my junior year, I became very interested in the complex processes of social interaction. - Daniel Ernest jackson, senior Do you feel sociology will beneHtyou later in life? I think it will benefit me later in life because it will make me aware of the reasons for peoples' actions. - Missy Mahaffy, senior ,. :V . Associate Principal Frank Cain supervises the planting of several trees on the Klein Forest campus Lynn Follis Charles Gavin joseph Georgiana Cindy Gilbert Vocational Counselor Counselor DECA English III ,M, Gae Glaser Keith Glazener Rhonda Gollmer Diane Graff Chemistry I Industrial Arts Counselor English 1 18 FACULTY I STAFF

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Elaine Hime Charles Hobley Iames Hodges Peggy Hofer Physical Science Automotive Trades Electrical Trades Special Ed Carolyn Hook Gail Howland Robert Hrncir Counselors' Secretary English II P.C.A.! English Calculus Had you always wanted to be a teacher? Yes, though other fields interested me a great deal, teaching had been my career goal from the time I entered high school. - Ross Radcliffe, teacher What are the students taught in this class? The students are taught the theory and application of differential and nitegial calculus. - Ross Radcliffe, teacher D0 you feel this class will bene-Ht you later in life? In the immediate future, college, yes, this class will be beneficial. In terms of a career benefit - no. There's not much calculus in the field of law. - Dana Livingston, senior Yes, the study of calculus lends itself to the procurement of plausible and deductive reasoning skills which are valuable in any career I wish to persue. - Clark Wilkinson, senior Coach Norma Io Stephens patiently officiates a volleyball game. 120 FACULTY! STAFF john W. Hubert P.E.