Klein High School - Bearkat Yearbook (Klein, TX)

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'l?.f4 Left: Yearbooks wildest and craziest staffers, Melanie Miller and Faussie Bults. Below: Deadline time found Laura Kaupnan, Marta Thomas, and Mary Mathews putting their heads together to finish up the remaining pages. Middle left: Lamont was everyones favorite soul man, Kathy Broussard, Lamont Cline, Ann Koziol, and Coleen Davine. ' C. -E175 j? fr 7 M N i wi- - ',, '35 ft 31-Sieve vw If,SiJi,v - W W :Fnfffi 1 1 ' 'Y' ' Middle right: Assistant Editor, Elise Cleveland, and Editor, Susan Duval were elated that this year 's sta ff made all three deadlines. Above: David Petullo was considered to be the staffs perfect page producer. Left: Each staff member had his own way of expressing his emotions as the book was completedg Anne Koziol, Julie Gautier, and Tammy Kretsinger. Organizations 359

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A 3 3 1 th 1 ni 5' goes berserk, Jan Bullock and Whitney Taylor. Middle right: You mean I went to Strack and I was supposed to go to Hildebrandt? Chris Lancaster. Above: Lean on me. Carmella Gomez and Carol Laake. Right: Susan Cary demonstrates how photographers get around, 358 Orggmizations They Were Wild And Crazy But Definitely Dedicated i The beginning ofa new school year brought many inexperi- ertced faces to yearbook, but at tlze end of the Hrst few weeks, the wild and crazy staff was on its way to producing tlze biggest annual ever. Each member contributed his own ideas to make thie 1978- 79 yearbook a little more unique than past years. The wbrd deadline meant panic, but staff members gave up hours after school, weekends, and even holidays to get pages in on time. In addition to the devoted staff a mascot was added- Faussie Bults, who could put a smile on anyone's face. As the book was Hnished, it could be clearly recognized that the staff dared to be di fferent. The sponsor was Davelyn Leister. e g v f I K' 'f QM. lk ,HE Q 4 QS Q f 4 gin!!! assi' l Top right: 'My pages may not be all that great, but my cakes are, Lisa Powdrill. Top left: As Whitney quietly has a nervous breakdown, .lan , .4 if 'K ' inuvaum W 'N asv,- N

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Brushes Drew Them To Contests And Awards i Brushes, paints, easels and many other materials were many ofthe tlzings that could be seen on a trip into the art rooms. This year the members of the art club put all of their artistic elements together to make some great exhibi- tions. They were responsible for the nature-like setting of the Drama Departmenfs production of '71 Midsummer Nights Dreamy, and they also painted the bearkat that stands guard at the field house. The members attended many contests that brought them many awards for their work. Tlze art club president was Laura Hahn. The sponsor was Mrs. Annola Lancaster. of 4 2 I - , v s ,A ,V I sV,, XII, . I I T right: Two unusual art talents. Eddie Boado and Brian Hanlon. Middle Kathleen Cain and Donila Hall show their talents on the pottery wheel. Middle right: Two winners in tlze Western art show. Tammye Hinkle and Deanna Miller, Right: Mrs. Lancaster and Michelle Hoskins making a Silk screen. 360 Organizations I I el.