Klein High School - Bearkat Yearbook (Klein, TX)

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Drama members barely had time to catch their breaths before it was time to begin work on the next stage production. They produced more plays this year than ever before. The Glass Menagerie , '24 Midsummer Night's Dream , St. Joan , and The Good Doctor offered viewers a wide variety of plays. Milne Troupe traveled to various elementary schools in the district to perform. Ron Atkins was the sponsor. f. Top right: Wlzat's wrong with my sister? David Whitehead asks Cheryl Baggley in THE GLASS MENA GERIE. Top left: Magic potion makes Nick Bottom the Weaver a lovable ass for Titania. Lee Keller and Chris Johnston. Right: David Epps, Georgia Ragsdale, Travis Thompson, Larry LaBonte, Boyce Erwin plot how to overcome the Englishmen in SAINT JOAN. Above: Drama students use body language to express themselves. 267 Organizations They Got The1r Act Together 1 R 'X rr 5 , , ,X Xe ' Qt 'fi 4

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They Created Beautiful Music Klein 's jour ehoirs gave many hours of their time to rehearsals and performances in an effort to become one of the best choral programs in the area, and this dedication paid off Three choir members were regional finalists ,hir All-State Choir, and the groups dztplieated last year 's success at the UIL Choir Contest. In addition to the annual fall, Christmas, and spring eoneerts, the choir held a district-wide choral festival. For a diversion, there was a pizza party, Christmas earoling, and a spring banquet. It was a complete year for our choirs, who sincerely enjoy making musie. The clireetor was Anne Wakefield. 212 125 Q' 351553 I-5 vale- A fl - l Q Top right: Oh, you 're right, that is a B flat! Miss Wakefield and Mark Edenfield. Above: The Klein Chorale, Front, Sharon Lowe, Jennifer Clement, Mary Campion, Suzanne Foster, Angie MeAnsh, Dina Wallrath, Susan Pankratz, Julie Webster, Diane Dartez, Brenna Langlois, Ann Wakefield-director. Second row, Linda Jacobs, Robby Roy, Stella Compean, John Pitchford, Susan Armistead, Boyce Erwin, Susan Lemmon, John Kinney, Lori Oswalt, Chris Johnston, Connie Covert, Roddy Roy, Third row, Maggie McNair, Roland Mattbaek, Walter Rabon, Diana Rice, Kevin Adams, Sharon Wells, Malcolm Robinson, Shawn MeGowen, Don Wells, Brenda Clarke, Juli Mondiek, Tim Thompson, Cheryl Bagley, Gary Johnson. Fourth row, Christine Price, Mark Edenjield, Marialice Hildebrandt, Eddie Monroe, Janette Hildebrandt, John Prizmich, Louis Chebret, Phil Burke, Roy Kimbrell, Laura Ort, Tom Goodman, Kelly Miller, Mark Williamson, Denise Hand, Jeff Manning. Not pictured, Skip Reeves. Right: The Chorale doesn 't joke around, 264 Performers F