Keller High School - Chief Yearbook (Keller, TX)

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Capture the Spirit of Deadlines - Photographer Todd Baker prepares some chemicals in the school's darkroom to help the yearbook staff meet its final june deadline. Capture the Spirit of Breaktime - Junior Adam Beebe takes some time out and relaxes during varsity tennis practice, e655 Aggie 'N Capture the Spirit of Par- ticipation - junior Wes Spencer wears an I don't smoke sticker on the Great A m e r i c a n Smokeout. as my if Capture the Spirit of Friendship - The varsity cheerleaders join together at the final pep rally in a circle of friendship. Capture the Spirit of Congratulations - Senior Bret Kidd is congratulated by his father at the senior assembly on being chosen as Outstanding Boy. 2 5 8 Closing

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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

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issu- Capture the Spirit of Recognition - junior jim I-lerckt is presented with a spirit award for helping out the cheerleaders at the final pep rally. Capture 'the Spirit of Applause - The choir presents its Christmas con- cert to the students in the commons area before winter vacation. Capture the Spirit of Ser- vice - junior Tracy Fletcher aids some students during her first period class. X fn, -ff f I , Nfl! r Y, Q1 Z C qs., it fi p.i Capture the Spirit of Advancement - A new greenhouse was being built to teach horticulture in the 1986-87 school year for agriculture students. Capture the Spirit of Studying - Sophomore Beverly Calvey studies the SAT book for an upcoming test in the SAT prep course. Closing 2 59