Killeen High School - Kangaroo Yearbook (Killeen, TX)

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1 1 students had a special talent or interest, something they could call a hobby. Anything from A to Z could have been a hobby. One very talented Senior, Joel Sims, enjoyed losing himself in the creative world of Art. He did anything from macrame to watercolor and, if he had never done a certain type, nothing was more challenging than for him to try. Joel designed covers for Reflections, the literary magazine, and NHS initiation programs and did all artwork for the yearbook. Constantly creating new letter styles, comical cartoon characters, and various types of drawings was Joel's idea of fun. However Senior Sharon Rooney found that her interests lay in the acting department. Archery, airplanes, acrobat- ics, anthropol09Y, and astronomy were all A hobbies to enjoy. Maybe one was yours. owling was a sport that intrigued many students, whether on a Friday night date or on a league. Kelly Young, Junior, who began bowling at age eight, worked on her bowling form each Satur- day and, joined by friends, she competed for the highest average of the day. Break- ing a score of 100 was not out of the ordinary for Kelly, but the day she bowled a 180, her highest score ever, must have been nothing short of ecstasy. 12-Student Life D0 Mt F4113-f Ballet was senior Suzie Wenzl's thing while riding high on a bucking bull was Junior Ricky Levi's idea of good, clean fun. SURROUNDED by just a few of his masterpieces, artist Joel Sims continues work on designs for the yearbook. JUNIOR Kelly Young stays active by fre- quenting the Bowlerama on 38th Street.