Klein High School - Bearkat Yearbook (Klein, TX)

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tl Wear we Team Showed Samarai Form Swimmers had their own lingo. Who else could understand, Go do your Samarai, or, I hope I don't pud out. As the district grew, so also the number of swimmers increased to enjoy the facilities of Klein's new swimming center. lVlike Turner who swam the 50 yd. freestyle with a time of 21.919 was fast enough to be considered for All American. Kelly Swansom dove well enough to have movies sent in to the National lnterscholas- tic Swim Coaches Association. The overnight trip to the Texas lnterscholastic Swim Coaches Association meet meant fun and swimming this year. Sponsor of the team is Coach Joe Hale. ,,f! Top: Shampoo time. Syl Turner. Above: 77-78 Swim team members are: David Petty, Brian Burke, John Tumino, James lVlcLaughIin, Janet Stallings, Bernadette Hanigan, Brian Fisher, Vicki Webb, Kathy Jones. Second row: Craig Canant, Tammy Taylor, Tom Schorn, Cynthia Blanchard, Lynda Lesmeister, Julie Macklin, Allison Biegler, Syl Turner, Greg Hanigon, Andre Lux. Third row: Brad Burke, Dave Whiteworth, Gary Burke, Barry Burke, Andy lVlclVlillen, Mark Paille, Colleen Cahill, Margareta Huete, Nancy Matthews. Fourth row: Greg Beard, Robert Agathon, Jerry Riddle, Greg Houk, Debbie Dick, Pam Baker, Nlike Turner, Jana Richter, Amy Cahill, Gretchen Burrichter, Linda Nee. Right: Good form counts. Debbie Dick. QM, pm me Paws .flume liwdkvcsidw Qgifr OJQIOM-R DQVWO- wW0i its XQALAQ DU I ma Mo le- r tf '1 M? 'J ' JWMZ7 L was F1 f E W QJLGW3 VL ' ling? x 7 142 Sports .. . H k.,, . VV VL I 4,

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Tennis for Everyone lt's not Anyone for Tennis? anymore. ln tact it's almost everyone for tennis as this popular sport sweeps the Country. At Klein there are devoted advocates ofthe game as they hit the courts every day after school under the supervision of their coach. The vvet weather cut dovvn on the usual amount of winter play but the team more than made up for it by spring play and competition. Sponsor of the team is Peggy Bosvvell. wg '- .gifts 1 T 5 ?3tg 'ms fsit5se fFW e.eifSEaeetl ll K. A K A K5-ty 1 . I 3 3 i A i A ., V I .1 . l.l 5 Top: Ready and prepared. Bob Wiesner and Gordon Hietzl. Above: The big Slammer. Cindy Cooley. Middle right: 77-78 Tennis team members y.:,. I , .232 are: First row, Cindy Cooley, Susan Robertson, Kym Beaver. Second rovv, Bob Wiesner, Scott Gray, Mark Kelley, Steve Short, Braz Holt. Third rovv, Julie Mondick, Tricia Benz, Roni Duval, Stacey Williams, Georgia Ftagdale. Fourth rovv, Kent Gray, Gordon Hietzl, Mike Plant, David Gover, Paul Hynes, and lVls. Peggy Bosvvell. Far 3 right: Ed Weddle plays closer to the net. Right: Mike Plant keeps his eye on the ball. X E 3 Q 5 , . -f Y FQ' as il 'xx ' K.. ' If 3 he 144 Sports wwfwmass-as-sg,..,T ..,. ,t , N. s..