Alief Elsik High School - Ramblings Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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An Active Staff The teachers of our school not only provide a constant supply of homework, but leadership as well. Our faculty teaches citizenship as well as Algebra and history. The student body is fortunate not only for an excellent teaching staff, but also for an involved staff. Many sponsor and support various clubs, sports, and school activities. This keeps many teachers busy with more than school work, but its certainly appreciated by the students. A revolutionary way of teaching in Alief is AIM or Alief Instructional Model. This teaching program adopted by AISD has been taught to our teachers through a scries of workshops. Their concm for the students is evident by the constant improving and sharping of teaching skills. by Brcna Baumann Faculty 217 English teacher and Literary Club sponsor, Mrs. Julia Wrotenbury. Caroling at Christmas arc the history teachers. C. Bell photo

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Stanley. Steven Stark, Gidgct Stark. Stanlcy Stinson. Tracey Stirling. Charles Stockstill. Maria Strickland. James Strickland. Jody Stringer, Karen St. John. Jennifer Subinsky. Robert Sullivan, Monty Sumrall, Clark Sutherland. Todd Svoren. Michael Talley, Tammy Talley. Tina Taylor, Kellie Taylor. Stephanie Taylor, Teresa Tharpe, Melissa Thomas, Daniel Thomas, Kelley Thormer, Karrie Walsh. Richard Ward low, Timothy Weimer. Denis Welt barker, Tesha Whitmarsh, Melanie Whittington. Rebecca Whitworth, John Williams. Kay Williams, Michelle Wills. Michael Wilson. Brock Winstead, Ginger Winter, l.isa Womack. Angela Wortman, Kli abcth Wu. Grace Wyman. Charlene Vang. Alice Yen, Mei-I-an Yu, Choi Yost, James Zakaria, Safia Zinzuvadia. Rajshri Trainer, Ryan Tse, Judy Tucker. Jeffrey 1'ucker, Jennifer Tufts. Michael Turner, Carol M. Turner, Ingrid Vanhorne. Kami Vcomett, Michael Viccrra, Roelito Wagner, Bobbie Wagner. James Wall, Raymond Wallis, Tamara Walls. Tracy Walsh, Stephanie 216 Classes

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One teacher who’s not out to lunch Anyone who is invited to his house is overcome with almost sheer disbelief at what they are seeing. When he told the Drama Club that he collects lunch boxes he wasn’t kidding. Mr. Neil St. Clair has well over 200 different lunch boxes from all over America and even one from China. In addition to collecting lunch boxes he also collects science fiction novels, plays, records, bubble gum cards, and all sorts of interesting tidbits. Mr. St. Clair has been acting professionally since 1975 and has done several touring company productions. It was in fact during Mr. St. Clair shows his collection to a friend. a touring productions c “GodspcII” (a show he has don over 100 times) that he met hi wife. He has a B.A. in theatre arts B.M. in voice and a MFA i directing. Since moving to Horn ton from Virginia, he has becom affiliated with the University c Houston Mime Troupe, th Houston Shakespeare Festival an the Houston Grand Opera. After such successful produc tions as “Two by Two’’, “One Upon a Mattress’’, “The Doctor i Spite of Himself’, “Story- Theater and most recently “Trifles’’, M St. Clair says, “I feel much of th success of these shows is due to th the talent and dedication of m students.’’ by Chris Ayres Abrookin, l.inda Social Studies Aquil, Joyce Special Ed. Aide Arp. Carol English Asnes, Ellen Special Ed. Bedford, Glaydrnc Special Ed. Aide Bilbrey, Betty Secretary Bodine. Debbie P.E. Bowers, Carol Registrar Asst. Brandt. Teresa Social Studies Brown, Gloria English Bryant, West P.E. Clark, Don Math Cochran. Diane Attendance Clerk Contine, Susan Health Copley. Robert Driters Ed. Corb, Chuck P.E. Crawford. Jean Attendance Aide Crummcl. Terry Band Crump. Marilyn Secretary DcAngelis, Joyce Secretary Dombrowski, Cindy English Elley, Pat Secretary Esoritt Regina Business Fairman. Chris Social Studies Fontenot. Faye Health Foreman. Marita English Gattis, Jane Social Studies Gehring. Talbot Ind. Arts Goldman, Sheri Business Goller. IJnda Special Ed. 218 Faculty