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

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Kim, Hun 10 Kim, John 9 Kim, Juhee 1 Kim, Julie 10 Kim, Y Liso 11 Kim, 5ung 10 Kisrler, Kerry 9 Kisller, Kurt 11 Kitzmiller, Rondy Klemonn, Kristen ; Klement, Courtney Klish, Shame 9 Kloch, llene 11 Knopp, Robert 10 Knowles, Stacy 9 Knox, Tamaro Knox. Tammy Kohnen, Chris Kooser, Karen 11 Koss, Chorles 10 Koss, Robert 10 lELD DAYS Early in the morning, or op- proximotely 5:00 o.m., Robert Helton, Qviotjon, geology, astronomy ond physical science teacher, escorted his astronomy doss on o field trip to study the many constellotions. Studying various aircrofts ond oeriol moneuvers, Helton and his aviation class drove to on air- port On Sundoys, several dif- ferent chorocteristics of the eorth were studied by Helton ' s geology class for o field trip, I hove been discouraged from toking field trips during other dosses, Helton sold I in- tend to roke the geology doss to the science center and to the Long Point Fouls within one hour ' ■ For Helton ' s dosses, there hove been approximate- ly 20 field trips scheduled out of school time since the beginning of the year. The students ore not the on- ly ones interested in the field trips, the parents like to go also, ' Helton soid. Because of this otmosphere in the home, the kind of kids that toke astronomy, geology, and avia- tion ore those kids thor ore two steps ahead of the overage kid. Helton said. Without field trips, dosses bored the students and were no longer interesting. The tex- tbook does not get close to the smell of the subject. You do not get hands on training. ' Helton soid. I connot wait until oil of the confusion points get ironed out. I would like to schedule o nice field trip ofter this yeor of confu- sion ond commotion Field trips make classes something in- teresting ond special. Helton said. BY CRAia GARDNER P Kosub, Karen 11 FH ■ ' Krosin, Matthew 10 i4l ,i Kroger, Max 10 59S 1 P Krueger, Traci 9 £ Krull, Robert 9 tJ i Kurth, Mike 9 L ' 110 More UNDERCLASSMEN . . . Time for Tips. Phoiogrophers Mark Ehrlund ond John Putz cleaned their comeros while listening to Ann Hole lecture on clear, shorp photogrophy Some journalism students attended the Austin workshop during spring break. F. Telxeira.

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HARGE IT! After on hour of changing in- to ond our of many differenr outfits, Q high school girl returns to the soles counter with her selections. She hands the clerk Doddy ' s credit cord. Charge it, she said. Parents ' credit cords were used by mony students on Soturdoy ofternoon trips to the nnolls, to purchose clothes and other items. But sometimes students got into trouble when they spent too much. I like to use credit cords becouse Mom finds out how much I spent loter and I keep the clothes, Troci Krueger sold. Using their parents ' credit cards without coution mode students realize they needed to watch out for spending too much. Since most students were using the cords for buying clothes, the bills could really go up. You hove to use them wisely or you ' ll never be oble to use them ogoin, Jenifer Wesolic said. Many students also used their parents ' gas cords. The some responsibilities went along with the gos cord os a deportment store card. ' I use my porent ' s cord because It ' s o lot cheoper for me, Kyle Con- lee said. However, there were those students with their own cords. Some decided they needed to hove their own cord in case they lost their parents ' cord or so the bill would come addressed to the student. I use my own cord because I get the bill and Mom and Dad don ' t know how much running around I do, Gory Nelson said. Cords ore eosier to use than cosh, because they ' re easy to hong on to. Carl Vita said. BY KELLEY KEriYON Using the Plastic. To buy some sunron lotion or Eckerd ' s. Liso Drondou uses her porenfs ' credit cord. T only use rheir cord when I don ' t hove cosh, or when I buy clothes ond my mom con ' t go with me, Drondou sold G. Dorone. fwmM Johnson, Lee 10 Johnson, Mork 10 Johnson, Poul 9 Johnston, Jill 9 Jones, Dwighi 1 Jones, Jennifer Jones, Kenneth 1i Jordon, Rondy 9 Jordon, Corrie 9 Jordon, Kirk 10 Juorez, Dogoberro 9 Juorez. Somontho 10 Kouth, Motrhew 10 Keenon, Dill 11 Keller, Keith 9 Kelley, Koren 10 Kelly, Roget 9 Kennedy, Howord 11 Kennedy, James 11 Kennedy, Steve 10 Kennet, Liso 11 Kenyon, Kelley 9 Kern, Doug 9 Kieter, Lisa 11 Kilpotrick, Kori 10 Kim, Alice 9 Kim, Chin 9 than we bargained for 109

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niP S iv: £k. Kwon. Yong 9 Loi. Dung 10 Lorn, Quynhono 11 LomzQ, Krisren 11 Londry. Louro 9 Lone, John 10 Longer, Susonne 11 Lorco. Federico 10 Lorgent, Rebecco 9 LoSoile, Drendon 9 Loughter, Pierce 9 Lowhon, John 9 Lowson, Nicole 10 Le, True 10 Leo, Mork 10 LeBoeuf, Kyle 11 Lee, Anne 10 Lee, Byron 10 Lee, Doe 11 Lee, Heung 10 Lee, II Joon 10 Lee, Joyce 9 Lee, Perer 9 Lee, Sondro 9 Lee, Song 11 Lee, Shermon 11 Lee, Sung 11 Lee, Trocy 9 Lee, Won 9 Lee, Yong 9 Lenfon, Terry 11 Leyrle, Lee Ann 9 Lewis, Dovid 11 Liong, Anne 9 Lim, Dovid 11 Lim, Min 10 Lim, Thereso 9 LIndesmith, Volerie 9 Linhorf, Robert 10 Linville, Jomie 9 Lloyd, Holly 9 Long, Tron 10 Lopero, Luis 9 Lopez, Adriono 9 Lopez, Mortho 10 Lopez, Ralph 9 Lopez, Veronico 10 Lovetr, Ryon 11 Lowell, Leonne 9 Lugo, Anobel 10 Lugo, Andreo 10 Lugo, Morio 9 Lunsford, Troy 10 Luong, Chou 9 Luong, Thanh 9 Luong, Vinh 11 Luu, Ngo 11 Ly, Cuong 10 Lyies, Kevin 10 MacKinnon, Ion 11 Modlomboyon, Gigi 10 Modrid, Patrick 9 Mogollonez, Cynthia 10 Monez, Arturo 11 Monon, D, J. 11 Monuel, Martiniez ' Moppin, Korhy 10 Morek, Diane 11 Mores, Amodo 9 Mores, Mondy 9 Morese, Shown 11 . . than we bargained for 111