Klein High School - Bearkat Yearbook (Klein, TX)

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The choir Qelishes up on several numbers. Debbie Clare supervises Peter Gabel. 20 Student Life Danny Ault uses a hammer instead of a brush. Satisfaction means having no errors, Lori Phillips. L

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G Y ,aw Chris Norris and the tuba section. is., , .1- . :f t Kay' X Rx yi 3, vis, .f , - ,XX .fqff f wif 1. if Tug H. i . l Flying high in gym. Jodi Caldwell. Students Slrugglecl To Make the Grade Pride, preparation, participation-these words describe the student body at Klein. Many struggled through the toughies such as Algebra II and chemistry, but, stuck with them and made it through in one piece. Although many required courses were difficult and mind-boggling there was that elective that everyone looked forward to. A favorite subject was a welcome relief. Choir, band, and crafts classes headed the list of favorites. Homemaking, gym, and a variety of vocational classes caught other students' eyes. With so many different personalities it was hard to please each one but with such a large variety of choices just about everyone found something to enjoy. Jennifer Moore supervises dishwashing detail. Student Life 21