Brazosport High School - Exporter Yearbook (Freeport, TX)

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THIS PAGE: ftopj Medical Careers officers fstanding, 1 to rj R. Reyna, A. Dean, J. LaCour, fseated, l to rj L. Price, S. Dean, and S, Stanley. Qabovej MThis patient needs help. Arthur Botello, Mrs. Knipping, Carol Kidd, and Suzie Lippold work hard at a meeting. frightj Medical Careers members fback row, l to rj S. McClendon, V. Watson, J. Thomas, D. Williams, S. Strambler, J.Edwards, fthird row, l to rj B.Edgar, D. Harper, Z. Williams, R. Watson, C. Kidd, L. Broadway, K. York, fsecond row, l to rj P. Williams, P. Dean, M. Jackson, A. Edwards, R. Petteway, D. Nelson, A. Botello, ffirst row, l to rj R. Reyna, A. Dean, J. LaCour, L. Price, S. Stanley, Dean, Mrs. B. Knipping, and Mrs. E. ilbert. 42-ACADEMICS S. G Medical Careers This year the Medical Careers Club tried to introduce members to the medical and para-medical professions. In the fall they did much Work on the Texas Association of Careers for Health Workshop. Members designed, made, and paid for the name tags, and assisted in stuffing the medical para- phernalia give-away bags. Professionals spoke at the workshop jointly spon- sored by BHS and Brazoswood. ln February the club visited the State School for Mentally Handicapped Chil- dren, and March they went to the Uni- versity ol' Texas Medical Branch in Galveston, and the Dialysis center there. They gained much information about kidney transplants and the kid- ney machine there.

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,U-pnilli' , v English and THIS PAGE: ftopj Mrs. Pitkin helps Terrie Whittle between classes. fabove middlej 4'Gosh, Mrs. Shaw. I just can't remember what onomatopoeia isli' Ricky Tonneson, James Smith, Irvin Perry and Reggie Griggs have a lively discussion in English class. fabovel Mrs. Miller, Karen Kincheloe. and Nancy Nutt prepare for a French field trip. tabove centerj Miss Neel offers aid to jean M' . Ann McCullough, Karla Zengerle, and Barbara Woolman. fabove rightj Mrs. Miller's class wishes her a fond farewell, Foreign Language The English and Foreign Language De- partments rolled along on a more or less even keel this year. A couple of the English teachers tried some new methods in their classes. Mr. Bill Shaw, who teaches seniors, used tape cassettes to grade student composi- tions orally. This new idea took time, but proved effective. Mrs. Jane Pitkin, a new English teacher at BHS, began her teaching year by trying to develop group participation to give each class a sense of unity. Group work became more effective once walls between people were torn away. ACADEMICS-41

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FTA The 1971-72 school year saw the FTA members attend a fall District Conven- tion. Thirty students attended the State Convention in Dallas in Febru- ary. Each Month a Teacher of the Month was selected and in May a Teacher of the Year was taken from this group. Major projects included the granting of an FTA scholarship and an elementary tutoring program. l THIS PAGE: ftopj FTA members fback row, l to rj M. Kyle, R. Rhodes, C. Stockton, S. Bennetsen, D. Stewart, J. Calvert, T. Lawler, J. Neely, D. Wilkenson, G. Nelson, fseventh row, l to rj M. McCullough, D. Waguespack, J. Simms, R. Rhodes, N. Cox, V. Buchanan, K. Phinny, P. Smith, C. Jones, J. LaCour, L. Price, D. Williams, fsixth row, l to rj M. Haynes, S. Schmidt, S. Cato, S. Blackwell, J. Neely, J. Searly, D. Williams, ffifth row, l to rj E. Del Flore, C. Boggs, P. Roberts, S.Jones, P.Wixom, T. Whittle, D. Ray, T. Murrell, J. McCullough, C. Hardman, F. Jones, B. Strambler, M. Lena, ffront row, l to rj J. Heinroth, N. Lookingbill, P. Terry, V. Kincheloe, S. Peters, and R. McDougal. fabovej Mr. and Miss FTA, Cleve Hardman and Serena Millar. frightj FTA sponsors and three year members fstanding, l to rj Mr. Rex Poland, Miss Elaine Neel, Mr. Willie Cervenka, fseated, l to rj Keil Phinny, historiang Joyce Calvert, president, Debby Wilkenson, vice-president. ACADEMICS-43