James E Taylor High School - Stampede Yearbook (Katy, TX)

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Pr: liq Mutants: Learning in the Lob ill-,rm my --.mai D3 1 . rf Q -xx X 1. 2. 3. 46 . XV fyaaw M ,J 'BwN....,,- K Jxpw I ...: . Seniors Nikki Bradford and Nancy Davis examine the contents of a test tube as Mrs. Weatherly checks a paper. Mutants: Front row: Todd Smith, Chris Cox,-Bill Horadim, Scott Draper. Second row: Laura Bell, Dan Cox, Marcia Kern, Matt Lasater, Britt Parnell, Brian Parizot, Wayne Dong, Jeff Day, Julia Chu. Senior Marian Erdman looks squeamish as she examines a fetal pig. 2. 1 -

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'IF L Speaks Out 1. Senior Scott Gambrell takes a break after studying lines. 2. Shelly Grover and Ann Hoff, freshmen, work diligently at an important Forensic project. 3. First row: Keith Evans. Second row: Jessica Woerner, Marsha Kern, April Rea, Tracy Tam, Cheryl Pratt, Teresa Garza. Third row: Todd Pownall, K. J. Wild, Kathy Boyce, Rebecca Goodman, Laura Drobnitch, Marlene Yarborogh. Fourth row: Paul Bayliss, Jeanie Madden, Mike Lauw, Debbie Zebold, Alexandra Martin, Eric Kendall. The Speech Department had many changes this year. lt was the first year for a separate speech department and also the first year that Taylor has had a National Forensic League. They af- filiated with N.F.L. in September of 1980, became the fifth largest affiliate in the nation in March, and chartered in April. The Taylor chapter has 70 members. They went to two workshops, seven- teen speech tournaments, festivals and scrimmages. They also hosted a junior high speech tournament which 29 junior high schools attended. Their many awards included three third place sweepstakes, one second place sweepstakes, and two first place sweepstakes. Individuals brought home ninety-seven medals, plaques, and trophies. K. J. Wild placed first in con- ference AAAA State UIL Persuasive Speaking and Marsha Kern qualified for the Texas Forensic Association's State meet. Other outstanding awards were Outstanding N.F.L. member 1981-82 - K. J. Wild, Outstanding N.F.L. novice Member - Marsha Kern, and Outstan- ding N.F.L. speaker - Keith Evans. Jeanie Madden also got an award for Oral Interpreter, and Mike Jordan got an award for debate.

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