Klein High School - Bearkat Yearbook (Klein, TX)

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We Finished The Decade In Style if W 5, Top Left: Estela Meza, the flower child. Top right: John Fox tries to humor Mike Carson. Above: Seniors know how to rnttnclz. Paul Kipp, Jay RHSIIIZISXCII, Andy Stull, and Jeff Connor. Right: Sometlzirzg catches Pau! Egner and Robert Roberts' attention. l 10 Seniors 4-N QW FP nal an-. '91 f Q' u.L 7?' fm. at 4 99 'QED'

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,,,,. ...,..,i,...,, . ,, ere Movmg Up In The Worlc Moving up in high school brought many responsibilities to the Juniors. They sold candy and magazines to raise money for their prom next year. Learning to write a research paper was lzard, but not impossible. Juniors also had to make decisions concerning their Senior year. Class rings were chosen and PSAT tests were taken. At Home- coming, the hall decoration contest was won by the Juniors with the :Wizard of Oz theme. The Junior class, numbering over 1000 students, will have the largest grad- uating class in the history of Klein High School. 'W umziia.-i ,agp V, -130 Viija fi :fu-:ZQQQQ : ,MQFNL aff' if'f'li ,,,,, Top Right: Joanne Bailey is always working hard at whatever she does. Top Left: Gosh, I wonder if she would go out with me. Chuck West. Above: Being an aide does have its good side. Patrick Alva. Right: Junior officers were Roni Duval, Veril Randolph, Darrel Woods, Judy Holder, Kim Dellinger. Juniors