Klein High School - Bearkat Yearbook (Klein, TX)

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3 78 Organizations Contests Sharpen Their Skills The regional contest was attended by members of the Industrial Arts club at Sam Houston University in Hunts- ville. Students presented examples of machine drafting and architecture drawings that they had prepared in class. On- sight drafting contests were also entered. The Industrial Arts club's main purpose was contest preparation. It is affiliated with the Texas lndustrial Arts Association and the American Industrial Arts Association. Sponsor is Mr. Ralph Brandon. 'n ,.,. -me fp, 'z , , 5 ,A-:rf gf s E , - .f ,ff ag. , it Top Right: Drafting tables and professional equipment aid Barry Kendricks and Jerry Rahm. Middle Left: Bill Janda draws it straight. Middle Right: John Tumino uses concentra- tion and a steady hand. Above: Mr. Brandon helps Raymond Evans with a few drafting tips. Right: The odds are fantastic for Kym Beaver, club sweetheart. She is surrounded by the officers: Joe Konicki, sergeant-at-arms, George Lipinski, treasurer, Jeb Blankenship, secretary: Mike Clark, vice presi- 6,4 dent, Joey Davis, president: and Lamont Cline, reporter.

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Left: Tim Watkins gets dovvn to vvork. Middle left: Harold Sanders and Algie lVlcOueen dream of working for General lVlotors. Below: Auto mechanic stu- dents take time out for partying. Bottom left: Sure l knovv what l'm doing! Jimbo Blacktsone. Xi ,webring Klein Service Gives Cars More Years It your car hesitates or has a transmission that vvon't transmit, the auto mechanic students will fix it for you. They're learning the ins and outs or auto repair by working on teachers' and students' cars. Members have attended the district contest where they have performed various speed skills using hand and power tools. They also submitted several projects for judging. This year's officers are: Brian lVlacKenny, president: David Nourse, vice- president: Ray Haude, parllamentarian: Barry Boyette, reporter: Charles Kading, sergeant-at arms: Jeff Povvell, treasurer: Jimbo Blackstone, secretary. lVlr. J. L. Petiet is the sponsor. Organizations 77

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, t fs i , X l .1 E. 1 Pi S J ,f ig. NemW ' Here They Draft Future Plans Affiliated with Vocational Industrial Clubs of America, the Vocational Drafting Club spent a great deal of time practicing for contests. Members attended the Area lll skill contest in lVlarch. They entered architectural plans and machine drawings. The members were voting delegates at state level and the officers attended a leadership training program. Sponsor is IVlike Kresienski. . 5 7' ev Top Left: Mark Settlage makes a lettering sheet from a rock concert magazine. Middle Left: Here's a sundeck, and l'Il put the conservatory and the billiard rooms over there, explains Ken Neely. Examining the plan are Russell Walker, Bruce Blanton, Gary Crofford, and Ken Neely. Above: Ken Neely practices drafting with dreams of winning the state contest. Left: James lVlcAnally drawing up plans for a deluxe house for contests. Organizations 79