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

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Trigonometry and E.A. teacher Nancy Stephenson contemplates on explain- ing the next problem. Photo by R. Law During Algebra class, Donald Clark explains one of his many jokes. Photo by R. Law Algebra teacher Elizabeth Hatley helps Sophomore Stephanie Vails average her six weeks grade. Photo by R. Law Crump, M. Curtis, N. Secretary Foreign Language Dadura, G. Daniels, R. Social Studies Industrial Arts Davis, E. DeAngelis, J. Science Secretary Dethloff, M. Dilts, E. Special Ed. English Ehrmann, S. Ellcy, P. Foreign Language Secretary Evoritt, R. Fairman, C. Fawcett, L. Ford, L. Fontenot, F. Foreman, M. Business Social Studies P.E. Foreign Language Health English 100 Learning Math ’

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Instructing from her podium, Mrs. Silva shows her pearly whites. Photo by R. Law Resting on her podium, Carol Arp laughs during a lecture Photo by R. Law- Performing The Return of Ulysses are Sophomores Melissa Barge, Brett Jarrard, Greg Walls, Patti Bell and Shelly Coats in Browns IIA English class Photo by G. Brown Mrs. Pritchard drills grammar into her students' brains. Photo by R. Law Brown, G. English Brown, M. Counselor Bryant, W. P.E. Burns, D. Special Ed. Burns, J. Science Bush, C. Special Ed. Cann, B. Clark, C. Science Counselor Clark, D. Cochran, D. Contine, S. Copley, R. Math Attendance Clerk Health Drivers Ed. Corb, C. P.E. Cote, R. Crawford, J. Crummel, T. Librarian Attendance Band Learning English 99

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Sonya Kennedy, Computer Math teacher, prepares another program for her students. Photo by R. Law Cynthia Scott keeps a watchful eye on her Geometry students as they work on their proofs. Photo by R. Law Junior Lisa Sturm helps out at the Math and Science Club's Tournament by grading tests. Photo by R. Law Math Hosts Math and Science Tournament The math department sponsored the math tournament last year, but not combined with science which is what they sponsored on February 25. Two hundred Elsik students assisted. Math and Science Club members, pre- pared the keys, constructed and proctored the tests, and graded them with the help of teachers. The Math Club students did an outstanding job of organizing and running the tournament, complimented math teacher Linda Lewis. Two thousand students from twenty-four high schools and five middle schools attended the tournament. Ki.lough Middle and Bellaire High Schools took the Sweepstakes awards for math and science. It was a lot of work but worthwhile because the stu- dents learned a lot from it. The overall assessment was that it was an excellent tournament, commented math department Chairperson Barbara Pohla. By Kerri Nippert Frew, M. English Fyke, D. Gar wig, J. Gattis, J. Gehring, T. Gilbert, M. Goldman, S. Gordon, M. Trainer Foreign Language Social Studies Industrial Arts Science Business Special Ed. Graessle, L. Graham, N. Guthrie, K. Social Studies Art Library Gwynn, C. Habermacher, N. Mall, D. Hall, J. Science Library Social Studies Counselor Harris, C. Math Math Learning 101