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

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Helen McClure VOE MargueriTe McCormick Counselor Charles Maiorana Baseballflnd. ArTs Juanell Marks LRC SpecialisT Linda MarTin German Winona MarTin l-TECE KaThy May Algebra Owen McMahon 6eomeTry!Comp. MaTh James McNiel FooTbalI!l-lealTh!P.E. Linda Mikeska GovernmenT Bill Miller Biology!AThleTics Linda Miller Physics Neal Miller Biology!AThleTics Connie MiTchell 'l'ypingfBus. Law KeiTh Oakley English!6olT Anna Oeding AlgebrafCalculus Sylvia OrTiz Volleyball!P.E. CleTa OrTloTT English Rosemarie Pellis 6eomeTry!Trig.!Alg. Nadine Pierce VocaTional Counselor Approval oT The new way or The need Tor an evaluaTion provoked mixed opinions from Teachers. The TaculTy agrees ThaT There needs To be some sorT oT evaluaTion. buT They don'T agree on whaT kind, Winburn said. Many members oT The sTaTT approve oT The new Prancing To The CresTed Hen. a TradiTional Tolk dance oT Denrnark. PE Teachers Sylvia OrTiz and Robin Lawrence dance in a circle wiTh Treshrnan Vu Le during a daily gym class. Dispelling The mysTery surrounding chemical nornenclaTure chemisTry Teacher John RippeToe explains The basics oT compound symbols To Mel- issa Varner and Cecilia Heh. Torm. lT is more compleTe and allows Tor diversiTy, English Teacher RoberTa Young said. 'il like The Torrn. IT is an improvemenT over The one previously used, however,l Teel ThaT maybe There should be more individual commenTs made. business Teacher Virginia RoberTs said. Some excepTions voiced doubTs and disapproval oT The sysTem. 'il Think They are Too deTailed. IT is going To be diTTiculT Tor one person To TulTill every liTTle deTail, I suppose if They were Ns.,-. careTully used iT would be a beTTer insTrumenT. physics Teacher Linda Miller said. A general belieT Through The sTaTT was an expecTaTion OT average raTings. alThough Spring Branch has many above average Teachers, The realizaTion ThaT any Torm QT grading, depending on The grader. can be TaulTy and ng evaluaTion Torrn can condense a Teachers skills, personaliTy and individual Techniques inTo paperwork. O EaculT. l 15

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Joan Gofllieb MOCE!AIgebra Leslie Hart Amer. His'rory!Goy+. Rifa Harflield Algebraflrig. Glenda Hayes World Hislory Sheila Hayes Special Educafion Deborah Heafon World Hisfory Wendell Hillon Amer. Hisloryffiaskefball MaryLynn Hollis Physical Science Virginia Johnson English Valerie Jolly Speech!Deba+e!Eng. Anlhony Jones lnduslrial Arfs Helen Jones English Marcia Kvelon Typing Robin Lawrence Tigerelles Hazel Layne English Charles Lee Counselor Lou Leonard Choir Jo Lighlsey TennisfHealfh!P.E. Verna Lively French Nancy Lockharf Phsycial Science 5' can lg? 'rxgj' 3 -4 . Dsl 3' Turning the tables ha: ' A s+uden+'s work is never done or so many Think as lhe obligarion ro slrive for a high evaluarion or grade I dominares school assignmenls. Many sludenls are unaware Thai lacully members musl also work for good rarings. Their performance on 'rhe iob is conslanlly evaluaied 'ro keep 'rhe Spring Branch educalional syslem in high rankings. ' To keep 'rhe syslem ar irs besr a change ol: lorrn in The procedure ol 'feacher evaicaicn ororrises fc :ocs'r-:'ive5. C'i7lCiZ9 and cfa se 'eaclcers 'eccroues 3, 35:1 rl H - 'fs'-ew--J r ,..i I'+-H411-Lrg .1 . ., .ri r .rl-, gl! . 'i:.,'.lc .154 , - ,Mir Q 4 , I r X X V L! J 1 X - 4. Q.. Q ' 1 cl nr r D 'ill 5 ' 1 ... 'l Les+ rninuie ins+ruc+ions provided by freshman football coach Jim Mclxliel hold lhe affenfion ol fhe freshman feam during halfrime af rhe Wesl- chesfer game. I+ is really a dillerenf form. Lasf year's had Two rafingsz sarisfacfory and needs improvemenl so you had lirlle room fo describe diilticullies or sfrong poinis. This year's broke if down inlO live diflerenl areas which are nol really ralings, lhey are descriptions, Twelllh Grade lD'lnCiDal Ray Winburn said.

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f'-.rmPr'z Spas sr Sue Poe Drama Lea Ann Ponder Enqligln lfurf Poole Amer. hlisfory 'Track Janice Reed English l.alin John Rippeloe Chemislry Virginia Roberts Accounring!Typing l.ynn Rosenfeld Journalism Pal Russell Home Economics Richard Sanders Drivers Educalion Sharon Scogin Ari Malou Sellles Aff Peggy Shallock Amer. Hislory Carol Shaw l-leallh!P.E.fCheerleaders l'lerb Sigle Afhleficsfl-leallh Candy Speer CDC Counselor Virginia Sliles World l-lisrory James Slones Trig.fAlg.fCalculus Gale Slreelman Sociology Jean Sutherland Home Economics Myra Tale Algebra Dee Treece Algebra Julia Tipton G,reOn'1erry Roberf Wells Govfn Psychology Marrha Wesfbrook Special Educafion In thehf spare thne When rhe dismissal bell rings and aller homework is completed. academic discussions are deleled from sfudenr conversallions. The ou' ol sighr our cl mind 'heon leaves rhe 'C'SC 'C 55' C -ES ' leachers lorgollen. However, many Teachers enioyed exlracurricular aclivilies such as pursuing hobbies or holding adminislralion approved parl Time iobs during The summer and on weekends. Qnce our of 'rhe classroom accounfing Teacher Virginia Roberls showed anofher side ol herself as a slage hand af The Counlry Playhouse in Town and Counlry Village. Malh leacher Julia Tiplon cralfred original and unique iewelry personally designed, wiih Tiny geodes and olher semi-precious slones. Some ltacully members loved The greal ouldoors and parlicipaling in 'rheir lavorife sporl. I liked sporls - all of rhem. Soffball, baskelballi 'rennisq l play Them all, volleyball coach Sylvia Orlil said. l loved To camp and hike. and l enioyed riding my bike, German Teacher Winona Marlin said. Physics leacher Linda Miller specified her parfialily fo waler sporls. Anylhing wilh warer. l like skiing: boil' wafer and snow, and l go To