Klein High School - Bearkat Yearbook (Klein, TX)

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Right: Gerry Moore and Brian Aregood doing a layout of precision. Below: He might be wearing an apron but that does not mean he can bake a cake. Jeff Cook. Middle right: Printing officers are: Seated, Tina Townsley, reporter, Debbie Clare, historian, Peggy lVloss, secretary. Standing: Greg Blake, treasurer, Lynn Little., president, Doris Kanewske, parliamentariang and Becky Lantz, vice president. Not pictured is Tony Biggort, sergeant-at-arms. Club Members Leave Imprint This year VICA Printing students helped design and produce the student directory together with the efforts of the VOE students. Printing stu- dents reached for higher goals this year to become an outstanding club with high achieve- ments in VICA contests. By visiting other printing corporations such as Exxon Printing, Kwik Kopy, and Woodland Sun, members gained experience in the field of printing. Not only do these talented students know how to run a press, but they also design and create for other departments of the school. VICA Printing students sold T-shirts to school organizations as a fund raising project. lVlrs. Sue Lancaster is their sponsor. Right: Stacey Belleh uses the light table in printing class. 82 Organizations ...aux prec! Ng . in mr' V,,Wafra,,fs..-wig., - ff , CH ,J Qjr. A --f ,. ' f -,,,,,.' ' ' M ,Ai Y ny

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If We Con'1 Fix It, It Isn't Broken You name it, they can fix it. From toasters to motorcycles, Mechanical Trade students work on all types of objects. Stu- dents, teachers, and even School Board members leave their valuables in the hands of these capable students. For only two dollars plus expenses, they will work on anything connected with bolts, screws, or any other kind of metal fabrication. The Mechanical Trades Club is the first step toward a rewarding and promising career in the field of small appliance repairs. Top: This is what they call hanging around in Mechanical Trades. Mark Greene.MiddIe Left: Mechanical Trades officers are: David Monroe, parliamentariang Ronnie Stephenson, sergeant-at-arms: Joe Smith, treasurer: Ronald Whitehead, president: Barry Bailey, vice president: Rudolph Gloria, representative: Mike Didonato, secretary. Above: lf you have a cavity just come see us! Mark Greene and David Monroe. Left: And tomorrow l get my license! Rudolph Gloria. Organizations 81

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wtf!! f' Radio-TV Can Tune It In Whether its an antique radio or a color zoom-in television, Radio-Television Electronics tunes in. The 30 member club was tested for their working ability in the field of elec- tronics. Trained by their president, Keith Allison, they took a ham radio test to license them as amateur radio operators. Monthly meetings were held for self- improvement and to make plans for fund raising events to purchase jackets. lVlr. Hodges is the sponsor. Top Left: Look lVlr. Hodges, this television is eating up my hand! John Sayen. Top Right: Radio-TV officers are Joe Janczak, secretary, Keith Allison, president: and Bruce Alexander, vice president. Not pictured are Brad Higgins, treasurer: Steve Black, sergeant-at-arms: Mark Staggs, reporter, and Joe Walters, parliamentarian. Above: Radio-TV members are Joe Janczak, Jeff Bell, lVlark Kroencke, Keith Allison, Bruce Alexander, Kenneth Green, John Sayen, John Scherich, Axel Kirchgessner, and Tom Butts. Organizations 83