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

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N , .,-.ff fm:arm..w .A - Custodian Iohn Hudson cleans up the commons floor after many lunches. If given a chance, would you take this class again? I would take the class as many times as possible. There are so many things that are involved in calculus that even if a person spent a life time attempting to learn calculus he would die without having even touched on 30? of the material available. - Clark Wilkinson, senior Would you recommend this class to fellow students? I would recommend this class to anyone who knows that they will have to take it in college. Why waste any opportunity to take a college course free? - Dana Livingston, senior Wi! Y 5 , - s Patsy Hunt Dale Ann Hunter Linda Inman jennifer Ianak Attendance American History Algebra II Art Rosemarie Kelly Barbara Kevil Mary Kimball Charles King Special Ed. Algebra II E.S.l.,. S .aff American History FACULTY I STAFF 121

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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.

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Psychology What are the students taught in this class? The eight stages of human psychological development from prena- tal to death and the crisis of eachp how our biological make-up affects our behaviorg our emotions such as anger and hatep sleep - dreams, hypnosisg abnormal behavior: crowd behaviorp stress - illnesses caused by it and how to control it. - Patricia Ramsey, teacher Howdid you Hrst becomein terested in taking this class? I have always been interested in psychology and why people think the way they do. Some people ask 'how' but lseem to always ask 'why?' I felt this class could benefit me and give me a simple background to use later in schooling or life. - Todd Sigaty, senior Do you feel this class will beneHt you later in life? No doubt. It's not the class itself, the idea of it would. lust to think that you are given one chance to engage with others on the travel through life, inspires me to learn about it. Psychology teaches you to learn about yourself and all you can control is your own actions anyway. Ifwe Cheerleader sponsor Janice Albe and assistant principal Gerald Schwettmann attentively watch a game in the gym. Q53 Gary Kunz Dene Kyrish Dianne Landry Peggy LaPorte Biology If Assistant Business Business Librarian Football Coach 'lb :lin .ffm Catherine Larson Kristin Lincoln Betty Linder Fred Lockwood American History Geometry English III Algebra I 122 FACULTY 1 STAFF