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

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Togo Time. Lotin doss is for more dif- ficult tlion If Qppeors, bur we do hove our lighter moments Usuolly rhey ore nor OS seemingly odd os this one, John Lone sold Deing wropped in rhe togos wos o celebrotion for jonice Reeds mother s birihdoy 6. Borone. Plonning It Out. During o Sponish Club meeting, the members discuss the plons for the Moy 14 bonquet There were no seots left, so Liso Derger ond I stood of the bock of the doss, Elizabeth Sonchez soid M. Ehrlund. Sponlsli Clob. Bottom Row: Kurt Johnson, Ruth Ewert, Sylvio Trono, Karen Kosub, Suzy Wollon Chrissie McDnde, Foizel Doliri, Srephonie Wolfe Second Row: Lauren Downing, Laurie loylon Laurie Tinker, Lindsey Croig Juhee Kim, Lisa Derger, Louro Sylva, Dovid Huong, David Lewis Tflifd Row: Jeonette Torres Ann Slobel Jenny Koufmon, John Gorski Louro Howard Nancy FriTTs, Thien Nguyen, Kara Oishi, Soro Helton Fourth Row: Terry Yun. Krissy Doiley, Amondo Gregg, Kristin Lamza Renee Oolsinger, Lisa Kenner, Denise House, Karrina Codrin, Korhryn Pel- tye. Amy Goodell Fifth Row; Jimmy Fisher, r ob Shopley John Higgins. David Ultis, Allison s Gammon, Louro Porker Jennifer Porker, Eric Denzick 168 More Language Spanish Club. Bottom Row: Sung Ki, Jomichoel Porter, Sylvia Trono, Ruth Ewert, Thereso Lim Dee Dee Johnson, Louro Doetwyler, Stephonie Drescher, Sarah Mote, Joyce Lee Second Row: Jimmy Mousner, Jeff Denzick, Kyle Antes, Karen Rhea, Karen O Donohue, Lori Wilson Kaye Morelond Jennifer Sleils, Melindo Hancock, Jonn Colverl, Jeremy Dyrne Third Row: Mono Cobollero, Lee Anne Lytle, Jill Wenzel Louro Landry, Melindo Marsonick, Christina Irliong, Krislino Durke, Courrney Roymond Fourth Row. Morty Knopp, Mork McKinnon, Mike Horlon, Dretl Goge, Trovis Antes, Mark Artlip Lena Peng, Linda Peng, Froncis Wong, Shelly Dundren Fifth Row. Chris Horns, Dyron Lee, Karl Poetzel, IL Joon ' ' ' ' Stout. Drod Frohm, Jessico Cooper, Kev iDov ' Dooher Gil Conore

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CiM Arts Art Club, Publications, NFL, Thespians What art, drama and rhe No- rlonol Forensic League (NFL) had in connnnon wos rhar all brought our their members ' in- dividual expressions ond tolents. The members ' talents were used not only to benefit their own desires, but also to set higher standards for the school. The Notional Forensic League set out to recruit 50 members and to improve the quality of their squod, Now that we reoched our quantity goal, we ore striving to reach our quality goal, John Cowort said NFL sold candy to go into the squod treasury fund which poid the expenses of their contests. The NFL hod finally reached their goal to qualify someone for state, Pompee Paul wos that ochiever in extem- poraneous speaking NFL also took first place overall ot New Brush Strokes. While chotting with friends in her An III class, Liso Rucker continues to point o horse on her con- vos with ocrylic point I like being in Art Club couse it ' s easy and fun, Rucker sold Coney ond third or Mt Belview The members hod to poy o $5 initial fee to become members with $7 for every degree The Thespians went to UIL contest, performed Mimsy and placed third overall They also sold condy to pay for the expenses of contests To become a Thespion, the pledges hod to brave o secret initiation and pay a five-dollar fee which helped pay contest fees The Thespians helped ond octed in the ' Pink Ponther Strikes Again and in Anything Goes The Art Club was to expand its members ' imagination and releose o whole new world to them. They also sold candy bors to raise money to pay for banner paper, supplies and other necessary equipment The club did abstract drawings, figure drawings, sculpturing, paintings ond mode posters for pep rallies ond run-throughs for football gomes BY MIKE McSORLEY PB jbllcQtIons: Dottom Row: Lisa Kim, Alicia Shopley, Lourie Rogers, Debbie Willioms •cond Rowi Quyen Vu, Karen Hurt, Gino Kinslow, Condy Southerlond, Gino ickrey, LiSO Schworrz Third Row: Croig Gordner, Mork Ehrlund, Matt Miller, Michelle ddell, John Putz Fourth Row: Greg Dorone, Erich Nutr NFL: Doffom Row; Kirk Leidlein. Kristen Klemonn, Cindy Dutler, Corrie Jordan. Lino Peng, Pompee Paul, Korrino Codrin, Ann Willioms, Shelley Dundren Second Row: Doug Reeves, Mott Russell, Dowie Hinger, Pomelo Toylor, Eric Horper, Kelli Denron, Potricio Von Stoveren, Chloe Peorson, John Queen, Audrey King, Lihn Huynh, Rito Wilbur, Melisso Willioms, Lindo Peng, Hung Huynh, Crisiino Irilong Third Row: Steven Morris, John Lone, Thereso McDonel, Clydene Reep. Troci Krueger, Losor Hurd, Jomichoel Porter, Stephonie Truesdole, Mark Miller, Julie Wilbur than we bargained for 167

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ci Language Spanish, French German, Latin Tot s the Answer? My knowledge Qi 1 has increosed considerobly, but ti netir is superceded by the doily reports r eed s new kirrens, ' Joy Colfee so Mee IS busy relling Corolyn Toylor rl ong woy to complere her Trig problem Lolin Club. Dotlom Row: Julie Kim, Robert Sanders, Bobby Bong Second Row: Liso Moyberry, Kim Poyne, Alicio Horris Third Row: Jonice Reed, Shown Ditfrich, Heather Barton, Carolyn Taylor For many, o foreign longuoge conjured up fhoughrs, images end sounds of exoficolly dressed women, sfronge food and accents But for a few, a foreign language meont involvement in one of the four foreign language clubs. I joined to hove fun while also practicing my language, Sponish Club member Lindsey Croig said. There were four language clubs; Spanish, Latin, German and French. We meet about once a month, French Club member Debro Carr said. Dur- ing the meetings, members discussed events coming up, Latin Club member Tero Singleton said. The meetings gave the students a chance to corry on a conversotion in our la nguage which wosn ' t as hard OS I thought, Carr said. To support their clubs, the members peddled candy to other students. We had to sell zots (lolly pops) and chewy fruit condy, ■ Spanish Club member Drendon LoSollie soid. We sold t-shirts ond buttons with French soyings on them, French Club member Stephanie Truesdole said. Aside from decorating a float to represent their longuoge in the Homecoming porode, students also looked forward to dining out with their club, We ' ve gone out to dinner o few times at Ninfo ' s, Craig said Dining out gave the students a chance to get o feeling for what their languages food is like — especially for people who will never get a chance to go to their country, Truesdole soid These clubs also gave the members on opportunity to understand another culture, Understanding another culture is very importont. To unders- tand ourselves, we must understand others first. Corr sold BY LAURA GREEN ■- S i ' i«l ;i rmon Club. Dottonn Row: Hoo Iron, Loverne Chong, Sheryl Shanks, Jeff Kuhn :ond Row: Sohrob Colobowolla, Susonne Longer, Chris Parker, Lindo Morfin-Rust idi Sunder French Club. Oottom Row: Mart Peebles, Irving Avilo, Jennifer Belk, Rita Wilbur, Ken Wong, Song Lee, Shermon Lee Second Row: Federico Lorco, Stella Cobollero, Ur- sulo Wyss, Isobelle Teixeiro, Susonne Longer, Donielle Huck, Befsy Spears, Judy Mit- chell, Mitchell Foldik, Gwen Hudgins, Joy Yi Third Row: Groce Wong, Louro Chi, Giro Potel, Louro Morin, Debro Corr, Stephonie Truesdole, Christi Wilson than we bargained for 169