Klein High School - Bearkat Yearbook (Klein, TX)

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There Moy Be ci Doctor in the House To be a doctor, nurse, or veterinarian is the question that some of the Medical Career Club members ask themselves. But these are only a few of the professions in the medical field. This year's Medical Careers Club members learned about different areas of medicine and its related fields. Club members visited Shriners Burn Institute, Texas A84M College of Veterinary Medicine, and the Museum of Medical Science. In February they had the experience of watching open heart surgery. Like good samaritans, the club had a Christmas party for orphans at the Depelchin Faith Home. This club gives an insight to many different fields of medicine. gl v Top: Medical Careers Club officers: Amy Allison, president, Doug Hymel, vice-president, Cindy Byrd, secretary, Laurie Stull, treasurer. Middle left: The working of puzzled minds. Club meeting. Middle right: Medical Careers Club: A. Allison, C. Barchle, K. Benz, G. Berkley, C. Byrd, K. Cain, DeDola D. Goerner, J. Goodman, M. Grady, K. Greeker, S. Green, S. Hemphill, D. Hymel, D. Jones, C. Keehner, D. Kiel, D. Kirkpatrick, L. Leander,A. Lux, D. Martian, L. Mckenzie, D. Miller, J. Morris, T. Noak, C. Price, L. Price, A. Flivero, D. Bobuck, B. Budkin, B. SanLuis, K. Schnell, B. Vreeland, L. Wells, K. VVheIer, S. White, L. Stull. Bottom: I told them it vvas the other girl, not me! cries Beckey Vreeland. 64 Organizations W '39-is 'Hifi i 5 , I , Q , xr? '.. 4- ' 3 7. s L W ' i j IQ S -X - A 'x 4911 fi, sys., W , , , f' ,,,,,. s it into-W. X 1.

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DECA Does I1 Again Four first place Distributive Education winners won the honor of attending the National Conference in Washington D. C. this year. Twenty-four competency awards were presented to the students who went to Area lll Leadership Conference at San Jacinto Junior College in February. At the conclusion of the year DECA had an Employer- Employee Banquet, in appreciation to their employers for on-the-job training received through the years. At the banquet Distributive Education students presented employer awards and senior student certificates. They also had special olympics and picnics. DECA students felt the thrill and excitement of participating in the real working world and the American free enterprise system. Mr. Bill Briggs and Mrs. Janet Ruffin are sponsors. 81 Top right: DECA officers are: Fion Wilkerson, vice-president, Stuart McNeill, president, Michele Koepke, parliamentarian, Mary Kobell, treasurer, Glen Treat, sergeant-at-arms, Diane Velleca, secretary. Above: First period DECA: Peggy Spikes, Carolyn Coates, Robert Mizyn, Fran Campbell, Sharon Clapp, Michele Koepke, Craig Dawson, Brad Waite, Mary Kobell, Ted Trimble, Beth Sautter, Dennis Barber, Diane Velleca, John Molnar, Chris Westerman, Shirley Adams, Mary Beth Michael, Andy McKenney, Julie Mayer, Scott George, Janet Fiuffin sponsor. Right: Third period DECA: Tim Thompson, Nanette Cramer, Mary Alexander, Karen Reeves, Fiichard Kramer, Kathy Jenkins, Ted Clark, Glen Edge, Debbie Bolger, Rick Gibbs, Lee Marsh, Lisa Wallace, Cindy Davis, Kris Lay, Linda Holmgren, Leslie Finn, Glen Treat, Jeanne Reeves, Jim Fiobertson, Ron Wilkerson, Bill Briggs sponsor. 66 Organizations