Klein High School - Bearkat Yearbook (Klein, TX)

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Left: ICT officers are Paul Kipp, Lee Telling, and Joe Lenart. Below: Brent Barker seems more skeptical than Ken Davis, Fritz Franklin, and Mark Craber. .... I I Q I I n, Q N 'S 's L Q? -L EE 'Ili Y X ' 4 Q N E 5 t..N'i'fi534 ' ' f'i- ' H I -- . M. fm W be M ---- - wif,-,, ' 33 ,, - . ..., - .. .... ,jx A , . I ,ir .. ,. H.. ...ew I fw.M:fH-tw - - H '2li7i?7 .,, ffm' or ' Z '5M,ae pit' We xx-xlwLx1x. pm- gi wp The ICT officers for 77-78 were: Seated, Paul Kipp, parliamentariang Lee Telling, reporter, Joe Lenart, treasurergJoAnn Drugovich, presidentgSherri Black, secre- tary, Brent Barker, vice president, Kevin Davis, advisor. Center: Tim Foster, Rhonda Smith, Diane Conn, Buddy Mays, Sean Elledge, Jimmy Prichard, Curt Bastow, Mark Craber, John Jahnke, Doug Boyer, Rhonda Trojanoski, Fritz Franklin, Mr. Stubblefield, sponsor. Back: Bruce Painter, Carl Smith, Bobby Anglin, Robert Laura, Mike Gary, Jim Cooper, Jack Maxey, Mike Kissinger, Darryl Cochrell, James Isaac, Mike Joss, Al Stultz, David Jost, Harry Yearsley, Jack Morris, Duane Jaye, Ronnie Morgan. Organizations 69

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ICT Looks Into Creative Training By constructing and building vocational projects which were awarded superior ratings against other district schools, Klein's Industrial Cooperative Training Club has been chosen the most outstanding chapter in Area lll for the past three years, Their main goal this year was to maintain that position. They attended vocational picnics, sold candy to purchase club jackets, and handed out Halloween candy to children in hospitals. To become a member, a student must work in a vocational field and have skill, precision, and creativeness. Their motto is, Prepare for leadership in the world of work. it 1 rv f ' it o .. N I k my, W f x t-. 15 Top Right: President JoAnn Drugovich opens a meeting while Joe Lenart points out the facts. Middle Right: Class meetings helped ICT members solve problems. Above: Tim Foster models the club's jacket. Right: ICT-VICA grabbed a spot on the blimp. 68 Organizations

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OEA Helps the Needy Giving food to the needy during Christmas and Thanksgiv- ing holidays, decorating Easter eggs for children in hospitals, and going to area, state, and national contests occupied the efforts of the Office Education Association students this year. After a full morning schedule of school, senior OEA students held clerical and secretarial positions in office jobs, while junior OEA students prepared for the future in afternoon classes. Senior sponsor is lVlrs. lVlary Lynn Galloway. Junior sponsor is lVlrs. Sue Hamill. i l ,,..,..,...wffv' Right: lt's enough to make you wanna cry! Kathleen Banning and Karen Sypak. Middle right: Junior OEA members are: Sitting, Tammy Hieronymus, Rhonda West, Ruby King, Karen Syptak. Standing, lVlrs. Sue Hamill, Lisa Guzzetta, Carol Downey, Susan Sheltz, Rhonda Isaac, Laurie James. Middle left: What would we do without liquid paper? Lynn Price. Top right: lt's easier if you look at your hands! Susan Sheltz. 70 Organizations