Klein High School - Bearkat Yearbook (Klein, TX)

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Spee h Club Through the planning, staffing and hard work of the speech club members the second Klein Annual Speech Tournament was a great success with 32 schools participating, Ideas and suggestions about the tournament and class activities were the principal work done during speech club meetings. The students displayed many talents in several contests throughout the year as they developed correctness of speech. poise, and self-confidence. Many won high honors. The club sponsor is lVlrs. Matlock. of f' ,Jw 2 ff f,f HWWW f ' ,ff ,f Q43 ,f nf itop right! Jeff Grady and Bob Huey look over the program for the Klein Speech Tournament while Pat Avila and Allison Ply compare tournament scores. lmiddle leftj All right, who took my speech and substituted Good Evening Ladies and Germs? roars Mark Ramsey. lmiddle right! What's so excit- ing? asks Bruce Daniel to Mike Gist and Vicky V Ramsey. lbottomj J X fm! lj f f fi' f7f ff aft: 1,557 V, f,6,,..f . WM. -Aiwa, 5 , . ,,g:1l-L., 244!clubs

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Drama Club The Drama Club encourages students to be an active part in the world of acting. The members presented four plays this year: Carnival Klein s first musical, Dark of the Moon, Henry IV and Thieves Carnival The club is under the direction of Mr Ron Atkins lcenterj Andy Keltner, the witch boy explains to Becky Kimzey the reason he was on the mountain in the play Dark of the Moon!! ftopj Sybil Libermann, the conjurer woman, in Dark of the Moon. lcenter rightl Karl Stelnbacker, Marco the Magnifi- cent, speaks to Beth Vie, Lilly, in Kleins first musical, Car- nival, fbottom rightl Robert Hardy, the father, and Janet! Meinke, the mother, speak to Roy Crawford, the preacher, of their problems. John Paige, their son sits by. 246lclubs