Keller High School - Chief Yearbook (Keller, TX)

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-Q 91 1 on ?9' I at U 1 'Rm Ut Capture the Spirit of Unity Learning to function as a group is always a main objective of any organization. But more than this goal, an organization depends on the members who are willing to spend their time together to make it successful. As a whole the organizations at our school were successful due to the ability of its members to work with one another to achieve a common goal. Whether this goal was to win the halftime show during a football game, dominate UIL events at a district level or to simply serve KI-IS in the best ways possible, we all felt our goal was important and deserving ofour time and dedication. This sense of pride in our accomplishments was felt together - as a team. Knowing that we were a part of something important and knowing that we, together, succeeded in our goals is knowing the spirit of unity. The Chief rtajf would like to tleilimte thi: Jertion to Mrf. Lim Baherfor all the timer Jhe har Jpent with the many elwrent orgtznizntionr the har heen involved with through KHS. Her genuine tzhility to make Jtudentf work together petzfetzhly and her ohility to :nuke chow into order if fornething no other perfon haf quite the perronezlity and the know-how to do. - DIANA WILLIAMS fi, i::- H f f gg ' 3, X t i Q, , ,v::. , fy 'A ---- me 1, -f if-wi. f e,,.......- g ,::fi,,.ig.zis'.'a .wf- ,Mas . 142' 1: ga g va. ' 1 :MM if A M' if 5: Eaiiirs f W A N v gi ii ' ., - l - i Q . i E X 555 1 I V, ,q , 11' vw 4f.w y'fl-fs-Q, - 'I ' : ' -fm, M. 'J -Sf . 5 - L s1:.i1'EE-2.v55ai:.25, . m- f, V 5, 1 fi i IE - Q , .,,. ' ii is S 35 l gas hi! 5: 5 izg ' i L it il y it -.if -: ' 'fr ,re ,i ' L , , i ,Q , 1 -gg 13,5 f ,is tammy 'w+amaaamaaa?zigi 4i'Kgwaeae3aewa ma ip ' f f i i? : I -at 5 F . gm pg 2 - Q, ,A N .fit N iz- sa Q, E gg! 5 W E i i E A 2 li l -1 W,,t.,aw '- 1 ..., - - A -' f?5ffggl1is,a'vifeL 5 -I, ' - we te., - 5.a1.t'- .W , , EE I -'W N 4- I A 3 5 ..,.. ..,. ..,. , -i I 5, WW, i-V f Q- - .,.. fmt. ...-r 7 .,v,-ev -':,w:1. :- A : 1 - y QL - ---..i... we ', G Q ,a 1 1 'tif QF? L L 3 ftliggfb gf? afi ani .. 3 5 5 iw il L s Q . Q at ii.,-if., ,, iii, I A , . ,, , .i - ., I ii 35 ii 5 ., ,.-, , , .... ,, .,,. , gem ,iw tm, . , K Y .a a X . , ,. . . .MQ 1 U K it ' I' 5 5 ' .. time i-.i ty i F L : I I wi at ,T , N i -1 ' ' - ' 9 , 'N' 3 5 i 9 I iifiii xv Jr I V . , ,X ,S 1 t : ' J '- '-I f . , . fra.-,fi an-I.. .A ,.. . , .., . ,,,, , ,fi ' ' A it .. mf. 5 , hw 3 g ,5 5 it ,.., .it , W gi A it :-fe, 1. -:. i i 1-wh W . gf, it wa- . .m.3'zs::get:. ,,.,,. at .. , A , , l i t f 9 i W - I, lt .. , , . tim N Q .X 54, 3 5 e we e we e f- fi-f, . .2 ,.:: :.--, -- a..a,,,r., WM A E. y ,t,.i,Vi,,,,:i M :xz , me M in --wi e ,,,, Organizations Division Page 53 A ,, i I 2 ! , ill mi i fi SFI . il i gl S G lx 3 I l Six ein: I , E52 IE E ik ii i! sa 5 ,ss- , x l ' is Es ',l lil fl i . it , i H' 'f 1 ' E 5 iilfiiliiiili legit s Q X.. X 9-gif V , X' K5 g fi 2 ri xi fi H fer if i g, 5 Fifi tet I I ,g X Q 3 . 1 ,J . , ll in if i Q X 2 .il 1 , f F i Z 1 ii a . f 1' , I , X i 3 ' ln ig, z ,L E i ' ii 1 i 5 if flilii? A i i 1 giggle? Q ,, ew if, gig gil fi li fl 'SEL WW ' IX? U' li ia ef? Q , ,. we W L 5 ' 5 52 - it

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Here comes the band . . 'State Bound' and Marching Band slogans State Bound and 'ANo Bozos rang through the halls. Everything seemed to click and come together, Wayne Tympanick, the band director said. The marching band scored a I in state competition in Austin for the first time. Two factors that aided in this effort were his assistant Ken Hurst and his trusty computer, used to design the drills. When school started, the band worked each morning and Tuesday evenings every week. It's a lot of hard work, but it paid off, one member said. The Marching Band was extremely busy during the season with regional and district contests in Cleburne, UTA, Vernon and Austin. In all of these ' o Bozos' competitions the band made off with champion- ships and trophies. It was also involved with extra activities such as the Keller parade and a concert at the North Hills Mall which ended when the glass in the store windows shook and the band was asked to leave by the managers. Whr1t do they expect with 142 band members? Wfayne Typanick said. UNO Bozos meant no mistakes and that stood true. State Band meant exactly what it did. It went all the way. It was really exciting to be the first group at Keller to ever make a I in state marching band competition. It was worth all our hard work, another band member said. - STEPHANIE CARRIER Flag 'em down! - The color guard struts its stuff in the joshua pep rally. Let's get serious! - The band performs at Castleberrys Homecoming. 13 -. Mi 5' 3 Legg 'A ,' f 'iq3. 1. .... A f I t , -ein . X I 4 .e . 7 ' H' fifzr' V 527' 'f' H -L-wb: f . . fff aae if W.. - ...ma av Color Guard - Mi- - 0-T H i ' -iz: rt H ':'M 'L-' I I Ti First Row: Pene i g, ' - . .?j,g,Qi - Q A , . ' Burns, Sherri Vin- H Y rg ,. f. 9' 'I t I ' X V s... ' ing, Cristy Ed- A -s,L, 'I -if s N ,g monds, janet I i, -gfer A ml A - .i' . fr 1' Southworth. Sec- K '. gmklf-fi I ' L ' ond Row: jennifer I ':,.. 'A I I l ' yi 1 1 Southworth, Katie ii g S Q - 'ff b Holland, Julie at ff tg-if X J' A ' Row: Jin Edwards, t up it t y Kathy Southworth, 5 t--L - M 1-7 -- .A I ii , Lori Starita, Teresa .QQ if fi' PM ' ,. NS? Rea gan, Kirbie 7 gm xx .rl XJ .V X 3. Star-ra N . - ,151 VL 5 5sgi...t.jsix . g Head Drum Majors Kim Buchanek and assistant Hollis Cobb provide help in preci- sion drilling. 54 Marching Band