Klein High School - Bearkat Yearbook (Klein, TX)

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. he ., , f 4 . 5- 1 3 Q in . . 1 r - l ,XX ' ktky ' FQ .,,,, MMR -.L .1 Top Left: Rob Wilcoxon likes io do things the hard way. Top Right: Before the new senior section of the cafeteria opened, Penny Bowden and her friend, preferred the outside to the crowds. Above: Seniors are young at heart. Dena Holmes, Linda Surdacki, Leigh Langlinais, Carol Louder, and Mrs. Young. Left: Crutches are not an unusual sight for some students. Lou Ann Leander. Seniors 183

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We Were So Close All types, sizes, and personalities make up the class of '78. Barriers were broken and seniors mingled with one another atgfparties, ,Uncle Sam's, and good old Tin Hall. lttook two votes to settle on a ichoice for their ciass song. Another' mark of the uniqueness of this class was that it was the first one to have their graduation exercises staged at Hi sfheinz Riavilion. ffhey were alsoyrthe first, tsss group of seniors to have theirivery own, exclusive lunchroom. While they look forward to a new independence, their high school years will be treasured, especially the senior year. 1978 seniors are f eterminedi not to- let their dreams become just Dust in the Wind. 111 The titleijis misleading! Natasha Goggins. Above: Hurry up, my ice is melting! Elaine5 Elder. Middle right: Hey, l think this teacher might have a sense of humor. David Johnson and Beth Sautter. Far right: W How do l spell relief? Patti Lanier. Right: Hide me John! Mr. Karlik is coming! Ken Dleiery and John Noiingberg. , ' ' ' Seniors 4

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tives are front row: Cindy Cooley, StarlafMatthews. Mlddlerow: Cheryl Sills Stuart Bailey, Dawn Woods. Back row: Pat Roberts, Jason Floyd, Ben Vogler and Rosemary Alyea. 4 . Above Layne Crowe takes a catnap ln Enghsh class Rrght He didn t really say that dad he? Mary Laake. .+. .1 . X 184 Seniors Hamiltonjiifirtrays the Represeeriiiii