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

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Principal Vernon Smith and associate principal Gary jones look on in amazement at all the goodies at FBLA's Pie Day in October. senior Would you take this class again? Yes, it has proven very beneficial already in helping me comprehend the duties of businesses and that they're not just out to get people's money. - Annette Huber, junior Would you recommend this class to other students? Yes, if they plan to go into business in the future. - Kari Forness, junior Yes, because you do learn things about business and the different types of businesses. I have also learned many terms that were new to me. This class would probably benefit someone planning on a business career. - Blake Howes, senior ga? es- Dianne White David Woods Paul Worosello American History journalism Band Director it Y-237 Cheryl Young Robert Young Vanessa Young Spanish Assistant Football Coach American History Head Coach-Girls' Soccer FACULTY! STAFF 133

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'x L2 . 'Q-wi., ci Randy Taylor Anne Tobias Dene Toma Fran Van Amburgh Science English IV Vocational Secretary Principals' Secretary , vfhlsg Roberta Van Velkinburgh Doyle Wall Marilyn Whatley George Whitaker Sociology Vocational Trades Business Am61'iCaI1 History Business Management Howdid you Hrstbecomeinterested in taking this class? I am interested in pursuing a M.B.A. after a B.S. in engineering and I thought this would help. My long term career goal is an executive management position. - Kyle Upchurch, senior I may go to college for a business degree. - Steve Ginn, senior I am planning to go into some type of Business school in college, so I decided to take a couple of business courses in high school. I also took Business Law. - Blake Howes, senior Do you feel this class will benefit you later in life? Yes, I plan on opening my own business someday, and this has given me a lot of background information on how businesses are run. - Annette Huber, junior What have you learned the most ofin this class? Business terms and how they apply to the business world. - Kari Forness, junior I don't know yet. - Steve Ginn, 132 FACULTY I STAFF Head Coach-Cross Country ,G Adviser David Woods goes over cover design options with yearbook staffers Mike LeLeux, Kim Danchenko Denise Szymczak and Ellen Barnette.

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'Here's to tho e who cook 8: clean . . . ' Q13 The food staff personnel are Bottom row, Tracy Perkins and Mary Kay Votamo.Second row,Yuko Nielsenand Louise Patridge. Third row. Carol Exley and Mitzi Gabehart. Fourth row,Ioyce Zimmerg Renate Cairola and Dora Taylor.Top row, Lena Leagog Susie Garcia: Terry Borski and Gloria Schmidt. C23 The custodian group consists of, back row, Luis Coronadog jose Antonia Perezg Garcia Manuelp Ioanne Addisonp Sallie Stanleyg Lluvia Garciag Maria Elena Mendez: Elva Floresg Ernesta Flores and Milagros Taylor. Middle row, Marley Pineap Hilda Alavaradog Maria Fragap Raquel Cerdag Maria Nietog Iosefina Bazan Silvang Silvia Castellanos and Maria Girrez. Front row, Gregoria Garciag Rebecca Posada Garciap Rebecca Renovatop Blasa Mendezg Alicia Huezog Elsy Vasquezp Rosa Menjivar. Q31 Cross-Country Coach George Whitaker deliberates over his harriers' standings. Q41 Counselor Charles Gavin Distributes a National Merit Scholar name tag Patricia Mazon, senior. C55 Dan Allen of Heathkit Electronics, demonstrates how his robot works as part of the electrical trades program at open house. C63 Athletic trainer Bud Cooper attentively watches a football game from the sidelines. C73 Coach David Stern takes time out to relax after a track meet. C85 Student Council sponsor Dale Ann Hunter points out where stanclleader Kelly Cunningham, junior, should stand. Q91 Senior Laura Navickas, and instructor Kurt Becker discuss the finer points of industrial architecture. 123 1 1 ,X ,f 134 FACULTY ! STAFF +2192 - 'K