Klein High School - Bearkat Yearbook (Klein, TX)

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DECA Opportunity is for students to work, learn, and earn. This is available to the members of Distributive Education Clubs of America. Sponsored by Bill Briggs, the club offers students job experience in local businesses. Activities included a state contest in Austin, a Christmas drive tor the needy, a leadership lab at NASA and helpin.g operate the school store. Officers were: Ann Robertson, president, Julie Hale, vice-president: Martha Green, secretaryg Diane Flosemond, treasurerg Shelly Zank, reporter, Kathy Taylor, parliamentariang and Chuck Krouse, sergeant-at-arms. irighti Martha Green, salesperson at a local department store. I ' ,.,, I 1 45a 2 .M. ,W I 129.1 Iabovel DE Juniors: front row, B. Smith, J. Nicholson, W. Archer, Fl. Mullens, E. Ross, J. Servaes. Middle row: M. Green, M, Williamson, M. Planchard, E. Woodrome, T, Abbott, D. Seltz, T. Cooper, J. Comeaux. Back row: C. Maglitto, J. Williams, T. Gusey, G. Doudie. lrighti Ann Robertson at a DE Meeting. 268iCIubS

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I I h , OEA ln today's business world a good attitude and workmanship are necessary. Through the Office Education Association many Klein students are developing these skills. Activities planned this year are an Easter egg hunt for a nursery, a beach party and a pool party. Sponsors are Mrs. Pat lVlcCleary and Ms, Strothers. l L ltopi Office Education Club members are: standing Rhonda Pruitt, Rhonda Haynes, Karen Gardner, Elizabeth Sanders, Deborah Klein, Johnnie Stewart, Debbie Jackson, Donna Pearce, Evelyn Roberson, Gayle Hopkins, Margaret Doughtie, Doreen Barone iseatedi Teresa Cole, Lari Jo Walling, Deborah Davis, Laura LeFevre, Jammye Henderson. lmiddle lefti .Jammye Henderson informs the OEA members of an upcoming contest. lmiddle righti OEA Club officers are: standing Teresa Cole, Laura Lefevre, seated Lari Jo Walling, Jammye Henderson. lbottomi Deborah Klein and Margaret Doughtie listen intently to the speaker. clubsl267

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,f ifar leftj Ann Robertson and Kathy Taylor. Rarely does a high school student have the opportunity to fulfill a posi- tion of such responsibility as do Ann and Kathy at a nearby bank. ileftl Of course they're reall N -JE u, 1 iabove leftl James Comeaux, skilled key-maker at a local hardware store. iabovel Tania Cooper, salesclerk at a local arts and crafts shop. lleftl DE seniors: ifront row, I to rl J. Hale, B. Briggs, A. Robertson. imiddle rowl L. Gosselin, T. Gabel, C. Moore, J. Simms, L. Taylor. iback IOWI M. Dingler, M. Seltz, K. Eakin, C. Krouse, D. Schmidt, S. Alewine. clubsl269