Klein High School - Bearkat Yearbook (Klein, TX)

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Their Batons Fly High A flashing baton goes spinning high overhead. Soon it begins a downward spin until it comes to rest in the deft hands ofa twirler. Klein's seven twirlers provided an exciting exhibit of dexterity. In their white and gold, glittering costumes the twirlers add flash and style to any performance. Right: The 1977-78 twirlers are: Front row: Debra Williams. lVliddle row: Theresa Panico, Ruthie lVluehlbrad, Rhonda Elliott. Back row: Sharon Wells, Debra Walsh, Carol Swerdon. Middle left: Theresa Panico in action. Above: l'll show you how to do it. Ruthie lVluehl- brad. Top: Hail, hail the gangs all here. Sports 147

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fs ss' 1 in They Don't Putt Around The Woodland Open and Dinah Shore Classic were two tournaments the golf team members hope to participate in someday. Practicing on a number of different courses helped these students prepare for future advancement in golf and a lifetime enjoyment of the game. They entered as many tournaments as possible. As they practiced, the coaches' instructions seemed to run through their minds every time they stepped up to tee off. Mrs. Joy Riley coached the girls, and Mr. Chet Cook coached the boys. Top: Two hits are better than one. Michele Vernie and Andrea Bloukas. Middle left: Girls golf team members are: Lori MacDowell, Kelly Patterson, LeeAnne Brown, Michele Vernie, Meg Little, Linda Smith, and Andrea Bloukas. Middle right: Boys golf team. Right: Hit the ball not the dirt. Don Munday. Far right: Blane Williams is going to need a chiropractor after this work out. 146 Sports MP

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This Diamond ------1 Showed Brilliance : vii Spring arrived and it was out to the old ball park. Deter- 4 yi., sv mination and strength endowed the 1977-78 Varsity Base- ball team. They worked and played with enthusiasm combined with a driving spirit. Their teamwork provided 'rd 7 spectators with many exciting games. Ambition and grit Q 7' l produce a good team and the Klein baseball team has i ' ' N shovvn it possesses these qualities in abundance. They were V coached by Max Redman and Tom Kaiser. t .. ,...I Right Catchers Mitch Holcomb and Danny Westbrook FY A Q. sf., K --.4 . ex 43- ' W ... . ,,. I , s K' ' - X- f. ,ss ' J - A X -- -,st . . . -are f f 1 t. K - , s-sggg'-- gs ' . 2' + tp. ' , t. iff? if Q I, K X h A . '- .e sw' X . f V. , , K ,J S- h at 5. ' 44- -as - s ,Q Q .. Q , , - - Wg, s . ' ui... .-'gig' ' ' .- ,C 4-. fs. W 7 , e., .U ' '. -swf ,' I 'f-f A . ' ,ir-..,J--M Q . .gm .- f ,.,,1-- V, dwg - 4. We , . - 1 -- 'f ,, .1 W' . W r st- - ' - .. . W -'. su . ..-na-K f5f,:Q,3 ,EP 'K '-1 . -fi 'T' f 3 MVA Above: Standing, Coach Tommy Kaiser, Tim Kuhl, Paul Fisher, Jim Butts, Tod Fiuble, Jeff Thomas, Danny Westbrook Mitch Holcomb, Brian Edvvards, Coach Max Redman. Kneeling, Mike Boaz, Mike Wilson, Curt Olmstead, David Kenard, Scott Cone, Steve Murrell, Jeff Langston, Lamont Cline. 148 Sports