Worthing High School - Colt Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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.J ci S W I .5 2' .:' P451 1 Z ' . Sophomore life with all its trials and good fortunes is only one step toward higher goals and aspira- tions. Persevercnce and diligence are necessary traits for all who wish to achieve their goals. The academic curriculum is essential for the acqui- sition of these goals. Aside from the regular curriculum of Math, English, History and the Sci- ences, sophomores find other courses to explore. OPPOSITE LEFT: Virginia Anderson keeps track of the time in her homemaking cooking class. RIGHT: Kayla Kelly explains her frustra- tion with typing to Mrs. Maria Barrera. Bernadette Russaw Denese Sampson Raymond Sams Cynthia Sotchell Cynthia Session Eva Sheppard Renita Simmons Cynthia Simon Debra Smith Loretta Smith Ramona Smith Maria Spates Hedy Spears Shelia Staten Gail Stevens ill hi L i 1 Sophomores 25

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Vernita Stovall Jettie Tatum Edwina Taylor Edwin Terrell Furnell Tezeno Donald Thomas Gerrelia Thomas Renita Thomas Janet Tutson Pretta Vandible Charles Walker Natalie Wallace Cheryl Word Rodderick Ward Margaret Washington 254 Sophomores For sophomores, as for everyone lunch time is one of the best period of the class periods. Even though thu academics of school are essentia and the basis of the educationa process, there arises a need for 1 break period. If not only for c chance to eat a hotdog or drink c coke, it represents a period of revi talization where one can hold a con versation, enioy solitude by moving to a secluded area or iust rest up fo one or two more class periods. How ever, with there being three sepa rate lunch periods while some enioj their lunch, others are still in clasl and vice-versa. OPPOSITE RIGHT Marsha lsom and friends find tha they can enioy some classes as mucl as lunch lwell, almost as muchl. -J -3 , l l .