Klein High School - Bearkat Yearbook (Klein, TX)

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I Left: Mike James helps lVlr. Whiteker run elections for club officers. Below: Speech students have the answers. Bottom Right: Jennifer Bruch gives instruc- tions on selling ads for the speech tournament Poop Book. ei if Mfr Above: The Speech Club members are: Kneeling, Carol Krueger, Ann Ritter, Paula lVlcWhirter, Julie lVliller, Teri Barton, Christine Hahneman, Connie Godwin, lVlike Nicolosi, Steve Patrick, Ronnie Lambert, Cynthia Jeu, lVlike lVlcAullife, Tad lVloulton, and Lauri Hubert. Second row, Greg Serres, Kevin Adams, Anne Nlarie lVlcAndrew, Tammy Stark, Kathy Wells, Donna Bounds, Alicia Woods, Steve LaBonte, Tammy Shuck, Sloane Hammack, Nlike James, Lisa Doerksen, Jennifer Bruch, Bruce lVlartin, Jeff Grimes, Sally Serpas, Ann Allison, Lee Keller, Colleen Hoppe, Dianne White, and Linda Nabors. Back row, Mike Shouse, Julie McCauley, Pam Key, Janice Theiss, IVlarca Thomas, Rick Hauslein, Forrest Bruch and Vance Long. Organizations 5

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50 Organizations Tournaments, Talent Show Occupied Speechies A trek dovvn the scenic River Walk, a tour ofthe historic Alamo, and visits to the inspiring cathedrals relieved the tension for Klein Speech participants in the San Antonio tournament. In January, Klein rolled out the Blue and Gold carpet for 28 schools attending the Texas Forensic Qualifying tournament. A fun time for all KHS vvas the Blue and Gold Talent Shovv in lVlay, sponsored by mem- bers to raise funds for club activities. The Speech squad's main objective vvas to promote participation in speech activities. Spon- sors are Kenneth Whiteker, Cheryl Johns, and Andrea Arnold. , v , me fills - 2573: In . Top Right: Lee Keller and Kathy Wells greet students from other schools participating in the Klein speech tournament. Above: Rick I-lauslein is pooped from passing out Poop Books. Middle Right: The changes in sectioning of the Extem- poraneous draw are announced by Steve LaBonte and Carol Krueger. Right: Tournament fees are brought to Alisa lVlorgan's table.

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Thespions Don'1 Play Around Members of Thespians and Drama have given another year of outstanding play and mime productions. Members combined their talents, and performed the plays, The Crucible by Arthur lVliller, the ambitious and magnificent Oklahoma by Rogers and Hammerstein, and one of their best performances, Scapino, by Dunlap and Dale. The play Scapino presented a nevv approach tovvard acting, using new scenery and prop ideas. A mime skit, plus the Hobbit, a children's play, added additional entertain- ment for everyone's enjoyment. Sponsor is lVlr. Ron Atkins. Above: David Hansen, and other Oklahoma performers, practice their lines backstage. Top right: Hey, everyone is out of step but me! David Whitehead. IVIiddIe: Drama students take a short breather while performing OkIahoma. Right: Roddy Roy, like other performers practices his lines for Oklahoma 52 Organizations xx