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

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Hr - Glen Peterson Christine Piccini Mary Plumb Geometry Math German Becky Pollard English I X , Mary Ann Porter Iill Pursell Edgar Quaid Business Secretary Business Choir ,ff A lu 1, I f Q .x x Jffj., Q. tv 1 Ar, KA X VV A :Y m y . ', . f1 V Q 1 Sq'L!'f,f I-A QV? f fff.,'.ig lf' 'A' l af? ,Vi ,. f, S553 is ' I 4 'TNF ' if I I I L' W ,7 f F f ff V Y Q 1- mf , ,,s f A f z 'i, x X. , W, ., Assistant principal Jerry Parramore treads water at a marine biology outing. I x Yes, I plan to grow-up to be a computer 'typhoon'. - Tom Gore, senior Yes, because I plan to major in some type of computer fie1d. - Diana Tantingco, junior What have you learned the most ofin this class? How to type with two fingers. - Tom Gore, senior The basic computer language. - Doug Wendler, sophomore Would you recommend this class to other students? Yes, because the computer age is coming and will soon affect the life of mankind, regardless of age! - Mike Nobles, senior Yes, it is intellectually stimulating. - Tom Gore, senior I would if they take an interest in computers and it's a fun and easy class. - Diana Tantingco, junior FACULTY I STAFF 127

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Computer Math Had you always wanted to be a teacher? Yes. I have worked at a bank, a secretarial job, and as a professional programmer. I prefer teaching. - Brenda Christian, teacher What are students taught in this class? How to program a computer in Basic or Pascal. Also, computer literacy. - Brenda Christian, teacher Howdid you Hrstbecomeinterested in taking this class? Because of the home computer my father purchased last year. - Mike Nobles, senior It sounded better than trig and calculus! - Tom Gore, senior I felt computers would be fun to work with and they are becoming more and more necessary everyday. - Diana Tantingco, junior Do you feel this class will beneHt you later in life? Yes, it already benefits me in my present job. I use computers at work with the travel center. - Mike Nobles, senior William Nichols Auto Mechanics English! Spanish Principal's Secretary P.E., Assistant Football 126 FACULTY ! STAFF Cynthia Nietubicz Dean Oien, Ir. ? i .,,,,,.NH.,NA K ,, Head Custodian Joanne Addison picks up after one-too-many Eagle litterbugs. I l 4 C: ' S 1' Gail Olsen Business Tech. Theater Production Chemistry I Iudy Owens Betty Patterson Gary Pell

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fi ' I, tl fs, . W , . . , ref ., var f itter N . ll ' , Eugenia Qualls tricia Ramsey Robert Ray Geometry Calculus Psychology American History Head Coach-Baseball 2 I I: , I AM 5. ,vm pix . ' if , gf 9, . ,f if J ' 5 Q N I, 1 JE Carol Record Maria Reyes D'Anne Richardson Helen Roberts English III Business Dept. Aide English I Attendance Secretary Child Development Had you always wanted to be a teacher? Yes, as a child I loved to play school and I always wanted to be the teacher. I enjoy working with children and seeing them learn and progress. - Peggy Dewhurst, teacher What are students taught in this class? Reasons for parenting, pregnancy, childbirth, infant care, toddler and pre-schooler development, and pre- school activities for young children. - Peggy Dewhurst, teacher Doyou think that by having taken this class you will be better prepared for the future? Yes, I plan on becoming an elementary ed. major at Stephen F. Austin University - Someday I plan on working in audiology and pathology. - Leigh Lowe, senior Definitely. I just hope I remember all this stuff when it comes time for me to Coaches Wes Hubert, Chuck King and Paul Dillon watch the homecoming pep assembly along with the rest of the student body. 128 FACULTY X STAFF