Spring Woods High School - Safari Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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Gavin, Mr. Charles American History Green, Mrs. Elaine American History, French Holdredge, Mrs. Marilyn World History Ishee, Mr. William Civics Civics Civics - - Sociology Johnson, Mrs Mary American History Kieval, Mr. Roy Civics, Basketball Kirkpatrick, Mrs Jamie Loving, Miss Pat Pearson, Mrs Edna World History Streetman, Mrs Gale

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---Y few- 7-V 280 Historical happenings Social Studies teachers Told us about the Beginnings - and ends Of countries and empires, And about cultures And heritages. Some taught us about People we did not know and Dates that seemed unimportant, Others spoke of today and now. When we asked why, Some merely said because. The rest asked with us and Helped us search for the Answers. Boehm, Mrs. Janice Civics, American History Cook, Mrs. Susan American History Criner, Mrs. Willistine World History Dossman, Mrs. Penny Civics Fenn, Miss Pamela World History Frizzell, Mrs. Agnes American History Arning, Mrs. Diane ASSP, Civics Baker, Mrs. Grace American History Balloun, Miss Diane World History Benner, Mr. Tom American History, World History Mrs. D. Arning, Government and ASSP teacher, points out a pertinent Mr. S. Everett, World History teacher, pauses to catch his breath between classes.

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2 5 Bowers, Mrs. Ruth Art Cocke, Miss Jacquelyn Choir Frame, Mrs. Edith Art The liner things lt was a time to Create Using our own special medium. Fine Arts teachers guided Our voices, the sounds of Our instruments, and the Strokes of our brushes On canvas. After the work and lessons Were over, they taught us to Enioy and take pride in The l'eSUll'S of Our leclrning. Miss B. Corkins directs the orchestra in preparation for their Christmas c Hyatt, Mr. Ralph Band Sylva, Mr. Doug Band Mr. D. Sylva, band con consults C. Vann, pri Mrs. E. Frame, art teacher, displays her student: