Clear Lake Intermediate School - Aerie Yearbook (Houston, TX)

Page 58 text:

Homemakers Show Gff Their Stuff Homemaking students learned about relationships, cooking, groom- ing, child development and sewing. They also studied interior design, col- or schemes and fashion trends. They surprised the faculty with pumpkin bread loaves on Halloween and hosted the Holiday Tea Party for parents, teachers and themselves. Top left: Tina Cooper gets her hair done when Visible Changes came to her class. Top right: Sharise Fowler and Siva Barnwell munch-out after the Holiday Tea. Center right: Ms. Mary Liz Curtner helps a student while Lisa Harrison gives a surprise look to the camera. Bottom right: Homemaking students finish up another day in class. 56 fggkfjfq

Page 57 text:

Future Actors Produce Plays Speech and drama students first learned how to act from a written script to improvisational acting. Then later they learned how to give per- suasive speeches, how to pantomime and after- wards had a radio and T.V. unit where they made their own presentation. Speech students and non-speech students also went to speech tournaments. They competed for a prize trophy or trophies. Mrs. Keeler was the teacher who coached these students who where interested in the performing arts. Between the Speech I and Speech ll classes, speech students produced 12 plays. Top left: Cindy Garcia, Roma Sheth, and Christie Taylor practice a commercial. Middle: The speech and drama students line up for their picture. Bottom left: Peree Fullen, Melanie Masterson, Cari Orenstein, and Jane Algermissen hold a light conversation.

Page 59 text:

Artists Acquire Creative Talent Art classes affect students by giving them an opportunity for creative thoughts and a creative release. Many students get the chance to show their talents in several contests throughout the year. Some of the contests entered are the Houston Livestock and Rodeo Art Show, the PTA Reflections contest, and the Scholastic Art Awards. This year, students did projects in pointillism, clay and glazes, batik, calligraphy, watercolor, and pastel. Upper left: Mrs. Tina Farrell's third period class have an art celebration. Lower left: Jeff Lester writes manuscript in calligraphy. Below: Arnold Fikkert shows artistic ability. E Lv 9' ix. i 'i' The following students participated and or won in an art contest: front row, Trey Derrick, Amy Muse, Bridget Boeneman, Reuben Thaker, art teachers, Mrs. Laura Liccketto, Mrs. Sharon Chumley, Mrs. Tina Farrell, Kim Miller, Jackie LeJune, Susan Mao and Suzanne Bui. Second row, Donald Sjostrom, Lorie Alee, Lizabeth Theiss, Leslie Jackson, Meghan McCarthy, Chris Jones, Anna Diaz, Claire Harvey, Aimee LaChance, David Kumashiro and Chuck Fowler. Third row, Poppy Grimes, Julie McClellan, Evelyn Ding, Teresa Taylor, Mary Malleson, Ann Geiger, Carla Goode, Cheryl Price, Rod Wyrick, Karen Clark, Trey Saucier and Paul Morken. Last row, Claudio Pineda, Jay Long, Kristy Blakeney, Vadran Manuel, Carl Teixeira, Chuck Warnement, David Greenlee, Ed Jung and Jude Guillory. Not pictured was Jimmy Simmons. 57