Keller High School - Chief Yearbook (Keller, TX)

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Capture the Spirit of Attentiveness - Some of the members of the Freshman Class pay close attention at the Senior assembly. Capture the Spirit of Study - JETS members Rob Kennedy and Jane Beebe take notes at an afrerschool club meeting. Capture the Spirit of F r i e n d s h i p - Members of the junior and Senior Classes dance for the movie camera to help make the film Friends Forever Cpresented to me the seniors at the r promb. Q , i it fs Capture the Spirit of Testing - The luniois were required to take the TEAMS rest for the Hrs: time in order to graduate. Counselor john Crawford administers the test ro students who were absent on the original testing dare, Capture the Spirit of Chaperoning - Teachers Kim Campbell, Kim Burge and Gwenda Barker visit with each other al the Homecoming bonfire, it 2 5 6 Closing

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Conbr rtulations Michelle Good Luck Class of 86 We Love You Mom Dad Brian Tracey Darren and Mutti We Love You' Rhonda Amy Ashley Connie Anissa Kim Michelle Joanne Ginger Linda julie THE PATRON S PAGE The Chief Staff Would Like to Thank the Following People and Establishments for Their Support to the Yearbook Totty's Frames Thompson Insurance Agency Friendly Automotive Supply Cox's Barber Shop Keller Town Centre Animal Foltz 8c Son Landscaping Hospital Walter 81 Carole Williams Advert

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A Qqwk 4 . Capture the Spirit of Ex- haustion - Music Director Owen Phillips rocks himself in- to exhaustion during the choir Rock-a-Thon. The proceeds went to aid the choir trip to Florida. Capture the Spirit of Team- work - Seniors Scott Boswell and Bret Rowell help build the H bonfire to boost spirit before the . Homecoming game. e spirit fades awa As the graduation ceremony approached and the text books issued to us were turned in, each of us thought not only about our futures, but also about the school year that was quickly com- ing to an end. However, more than just an ordinary year was ending for the Keller High School student body of 1986. Moreso than in algebra, English or physics, we professed in the subjects that would carry us through in our futures. We each learned of ourselves, others and life itself. In ourselves, we saw that we could be achievers and we could succeed. With our peers, we shared in triumphs and pitfalls. We ex- isted with our fellow students in a way that taught us that life does have something to give and that, with each defeat we suf- fered, we could bounce back and be stronger than ever before. So, when we look to our futures and move out into the world, we carry with us an idea our school has taught us well, a feeling that made being with our peers more than simply going to school. This was the spirit that brought us closer together than we had ever been before. And so, we take with us this ideal - the spirit of Keller High School. - DAVID HAYNES AND DIANA WILLIAMS Closing 257 V 9 . 7 , '-fra