Klein High School - Bearkat Yearbook (Klein, TX)

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N., .-,.,, Left: You forgot to put your paper in the typewriter. Ken Cook and Nancy Harms. Below left: Judy Holder likes to be on top of things, Randy Nutt. Below right: Tlze Cheryl Tiegs ofBearcl1at, Clzantel Pitts. 'VXI ' ',,,, wx K r r' xxgbvfif nm: 1, 11 l K l me ,JW Walker. .' Q . a ,Hz EN:-5 Af Middle left: Jerry LaBonte unbelievably at work. Left: Is this how it works, or is it the other way around? Gary Treese. Above: 'ilust call me Kylettaf' Kyle Organizations 363

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g Press the Issue Writing headlines, laying out copy, and meeting deadlines were all a part of pitblishing the Klein Bearehat. For information, assistance and entertainment, one could always look forward to this monthly issue. Often, reporters were seen daslzing down the halls to pick up tlze latest scoop. Staff members showed much imagination in making this year's Bearchat such a success. Davelyn Leister was the sponsor. Top far right: Concentration is the name of the game. Edie Ritter. Middle left: Dave Epps flashes his Vivitar as well as his smile. Middle right: The fabulous Bearchat Staff Above: A few staff members, before or after deadline? Randy Nutt, Julie Miller, Dave Epps, Stephanie Williams, Kyle Walker, and Judy Holder. Right: Chief ofStaff Clay Wilkinson. 2 Organizations A We sa. l1w..,fs fr gb f, ffl, t , 595, h A-11. . iY 0455 Y l 'tr' , . . sV,, H., .3 'stat' .I 1 I 4 ,, l i ,.,.. .M V ,. pig.-i. .J W -, zfijfgy .if

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They Bled For Their School They were a selected few who helped the community as well as our student body. The Student Council gave up lunch periods, study halls as well as recreation time to achieve their goals. Activities sponsored by tlzis organization included New Student Orientation, dances, school elections and active participation in the Good Sportsinanship League, The blood drive and canned food drive proved that they were just as interested in the community as well as their school. With the guidance of their sponsor, Mrs. Doris Fricke, the student government was sueeessful in making the student body a part of Klein 's activities. f :eaves I , i Top: Kris Schnell willingly gives blood. 4,45 ,- ,-,f'EQp,: WR' Yu vm. L Middle: Cathy Clements, Roddy Roy and .Rl ' 4 if j A '3v1aLf?fu?f, '.ie Nancy West discussed student policies over - ' Hs LA ,, , ,- i fl J H 'Wi 4 fpgz, lunch. Above: Dionne Delery elated at ' ' 'fs E Y' Q, suceessfulness of the New Student Orienta- - v, 1- ' ' W' .. WU , '-if - tion. Right: Student Council Officers this fx. A .1 f fm' VH 'A 'W53' year were Eddie Cobb, viee presidentg Z W.-ggi' A, Roddy Roy, president, Cindy Weber, , ' 'Q recording secretary: Angie Griffin, treasurer: 3 1, 4 Dionne Delery, reporter, Cindy Bynum, -9 V 1 ' Ti Q corresponding seeretar y. L fQ,, 'S -Ni. PM s. 1 364 Organizations ,.... LEI I TEXAS