Hirschi High School - Husky Yearbook (Wichita Falls, TX)

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Key Club members include. top row: Gilbert Gann, Jeri Hoston, Tracy Jeter, Merry Elliott, Lance Over' dorffg fourth: Felix Gonzales, Becky Clement, Brenda Seale, Paula Troegerg third: Kelli Kitchens, Cristi Vadf nais, Hyon Ho Shing second: Brenda Halvorson, Kenny Vadnais, and in front: Chris Gallegos. Officers for this service organization are: President Gilbert Gann, Vice President Hyon Ho Shin, Secre- tary Desire Drake, Chaplain Lisa Fowler, and Assis- tant Secretary Anita Salinas. v- , ' ff? '-uma , , My v cw! l -f .QC 2 5,-at at Q Sponsor Mr. Thomas McGough talks over the agen da for the next meeting with President Gilbert Gann Mr. McGough has sponsored this group for six years WINTER, 130 955: I t

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Sixth S nss ltlnsthss Sense Members of the Math Club are students who have a special interest in math beyond mere classroom assignments. They meet twice weekly for jam sessions with Mr. Dalton Clark in an effort to learn the gim- mickry of mental math. ln such a manner, they are prepared to meet competition in lnterscholastic League contests. Students who participate in LllL number sense are tested on methods and proce- dures which are not taught in the class- room. Both pupils and teacher are to be commended for spending additional time to conquer these complexities. Mr. Dalton Clark is the sponsor of this inquisitive group and is often aided by co- worker Mr. Robert Neal. Illustrations help to teach the meaning of math. Mr. Robert Neal puts some definitions and drawings in his classroom to explain a little more about algebra and computer math. A i H 4 ,M ,adv W ,. FII? Members of the Math Club are. front: Tin Luu, Tri Ngo Trung Trlnh Khal Dog back: Crosby Marks, Hyon Ho Shin Minh Vu Joe Gann, Tom Oh, Mr. Dalton Clark sponsor Not pictured is Julie Scott. Preparing for another number sense contest is Minh Vu who also happens to have been named to the WINTER, -:Sv ili., Math 129

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ill MWYNAL HMEER -aqui Sf T 'mb Key Festa T Ummtmxmity Semise A service organization which rates highly with the Huskies is the Key Club. Original- ly designed for young men of high school age, girls were allowed to become mem- bers in 1978. Since that time, more girls than boys have been active. Vice-President Hyon Ho Shin brings an activity pro- ject to the attention of the rest of the club and hopes they like his idea, too. l. I Sponsored by the Downtown Kiwanis Club, their goals for service projects coin- cide with the parent organization. Service needs of the community are stressed as well as the encouragement of physical ac- tivity to develop strong young leaders. Organized six years ago, the Key Club is involved in a variety of activities such as the North Texas Rehabilitation Center Christmas Party, the Bell Ringers of the Salvation Army, monthly luncheons with the Kiwanians, and a spring banquet. When asked what makes a student be- come interested in this particular club, sponsor Mr. Thomas McGough replied: They enjoy helping other people and get- ting involved in inter-school activities. Junior Brenda Seale is obviously doubled over with laughter over a joke she heard following the meeting. Meetings were held either at 7:30 on Tuesday morn- ings or at 7:30 that evening. Kev 131 Club WINTER, is