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

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. 5 K Charles Lovejoy john Malta Greg Manship jack Mal-C191 Public Speaklng Industrial Arts World History Biology I Linda Maxwell Shelley Maxwell Cathryn McClintock Irma McCormick English IV Biology I Resource English II all could accomplish this much, then everything else would fall in place. - Todd Sigaty, senior Yes, my career in Christian education will require me to have the ability to deal with and understand people and the things they are having in their lives. Coexistence, itself, would seem to demand that everyone take this class for themselves and everyone else. - Nona Holy, senior Would you recommend this class to other students? I think it would be an excellent mandatory class. We are taught to add, read, and spell, but nobody teaches us to communicate. They tell you to learn, but they never explain why. Psychology would aid every student in most areas of life. - Todd Sigaty, senior Yes . . . We all need to know more about ourselves to be able to get along with others. - Allison Hunter, senior Yes . . . It will help them to know what to 'expect' from societyp learn about stress, and to deal with life-death, birth, marriage, and children. It will give them an insight on society and its people today. - Shirley Harris, senior FACULTY X STAFF 123

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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

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, M I lui 33 -,im Michael McCown Douglas McCutchen Elizabeth McDade Keith McDaniel Agriculture Head Football Coach Algebra II Band Ronald McDonald Virginia McGriggs Vicki McMillian Linda Medellin Counselor Special Ed. Geometry Spanish Drill team Drill team members are taught self-discipline, creativity, working with others, leadership, 'follower'-ship, re- liability, responsibility, self and group pride, self-assurance, rhythm, grace, technique and poise. - Kim Rogers, instructor. What made you decide to try out for the 1ine ? I first became interested in drill team when my friend and I went to the variety show in '82. That was the first time I had ever seen the Golddusters perform - I was overwhelmed. - Monica Martin, sophomore. I have always been interested in dance and when I moved here I heard about it and decided to try out. - Kathi Livingston, junior. Do you feel this class will benefit you in later life? It teaches you discipline. It keeps me in shape. But most of all, it teaches responsibility which will help all through life. - jennifer Skross, Counselor Rhonda Gollmer and Allen Stephens, junior, exchange papers. 124 FACULTY I STAFF