Klein High School - Bearkat Yearbook (Klein, TX)

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umber J ousts Made Sense While the speech club inernbers fenced with words, number sense inenzbers iisecl lzzinzllersfor their weapons. The Club had several opportznzities to compete this year since they atteinlecl contests including U. 1. L. clistriet and other city-wide l0lll'l'lCll71E?lll'S. They also helped lull Alpha Theta flaring their candy sell and worked at the Annual Junior High Tozirnainent held here. Sponsor was Mrs. Relctorik. I it -www YT? Top right: Pictures are always more important than math work. Wiley Peebles and Eric Baranklau. Middle left: Beth Gardner proves that the dedicated math student does not let a photographer bother them. Middle right: James McLaughlin con- centrates on one of many tough problems. Right: Number Sense members are: Wiley Peebles, Erie Baranklau, Roy Corcoran, James McLaughlin, Beth Gardner and Allen Stzlblnlefield. 374 Organizations

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-I JET Rocket To Engineering Careers Touring engineering plants gave the Junior Engi- neering Teehnieal Society members exposure to all aspects of their fiitnre professions. Other activities inelncleel the eancly sale in September and a booth at Field Day. A variety of trips were planned this year: NASA, Pullman-Kellogg Company, and their own JETS Conference. The sponsor was George C. Mattair. .w.,L.- . K Top: JETS members listen intently to what is being said. Above: The JETS members are: sitting, I.. Perkins, J. MeAdow, V Velarde and A. Vowell. Kneeling, G. Khushjf M. Moore, K. Geoea, P. Sigler, T Hallbeck and R. Moore. Sitting, G. Vint, D, Anderson, D. Baggett, P. Wilkinson, R. San Luis, B. Herritage and G, Ketzelman. Standing, J Bessolo, G. Serres, G. Lipinski, D. Vernzaelen, C. Colon, J Akers, K. Goss, A. Stubblej7eld, T. Stark, A. Manger, T Mosher, D. Kanzunen, J. Slaughter, R. Corcoran, T. Ohrien and D. Swanson. Left: Robert San Luis learning something new about engineering 'W .QL Organizations 373

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Q. J. , Success Was Their Business Little kids might play secretary and think that is business, but these Klein students know it is much more America learned how to work in many different areas o f a business. This year brought great success fn' the club. They attended district, regional and state meets and brought home more trophies than ever before. They held monthly meetings where they discussed subjects or listened to guest speakers. Sponsors were Mrs. Fowler and Miss Meyers. A F-14 9 Ye ,' ff, . ,- . . 3 if As L' - A ARM 'hi' ' ' L' i : Scott Kirkpatrick and Debbie Walsh play boss and secretary. Middle left: Karrie Winkler is buried in her work. Middle right: Lisa Guzzetta and Susan Sheltz el business fashions. Above: Club members: S. Kirkpatrick, K. Winkler, S. Clower, P. Wilhite, S. Sheltz, R, Jarrell, C Derington, L. Price, L. Guzzetta, D. Walsh, unsche, K. Finnegan. Organization than that. Members of Future Business Leaders of 375