Klein High School - Bearkat Yearbook (Klein, TX)

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DI ..,,,H,c.u,, gig-.gy v-371' ary,-1-iv?- Tv v vvfv , - vw-fv -v--.---- Deutsch Hat Herz Laughing rosy-cheeked people having a good time, usually come to mind when one thinks of Germany. Tlze German Club ofKlein seemed to carry out this image through attending many festivals, such as the Heritage Holiday celebration where they sold baked goods and sang German folk songs. The Club competed in soccer matches, hosted the annual Klein German Festival and traveled to the T. A. G. S. Con- vention in Huntsville. The sponsor was Mr. Eberhard Lehnardt. Top: 'Tm not fiddling around! says Andre Lux, Middle left: German Club Officers. Forrest Bruch, presidentg Skip Downham, vice president: Renee Ohnysty, sec. recorderg Connie Covert, treasurer. J K Above: The sound of music is heard when Susan 1 Morris and Karen Samstead sing Edelweiss. Left: Several typical Deutocher Verein Club members. IQ: . , I-asf' I 5'3 p X sfifff + Organizations 379

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Une Belle Reverie . . . Imagine eating crepes and drinking wine in a side- walk cafe on the Clzamps-Elysees. This is a real fantasy for many French Club members, One day this dream may come true, but this year's Ce Monde Des Francais Club enjoyed an evening showing of a famous French film, playing soccer and selling cheese and sausage. Other activities included a visit to the French opera and a trip to Cajun Louisiana in March. The Club also attended and co-hosted the Foreign Language Festival. A formal banquet was held at the close ofthe school year. This year's sponsor was Mrs. Judy Shively. Top: Tamara Noack sneaking another goodie. Middle left: French Club ofhcers. Pam Wilkinson, scrapbook chairmanf Stacey Middleton, social clzairmang Julia Gautier, presidentg Lisa McLeod, secretaryg Reese Chappell, treasurerg Cheryl Thomas 2nd vice president: William Farmer, 1 st vice president, Middle right: Don 't worry Susan. His personality that counts, says Stacey Middleton to Susan Armistead. Above: Of course we parler en Francais, says Michele Bondurant, Chris Carson and Susan Feltch. Righf: John Groweg does wonders with the tips of his toes. Organizations MX, J' , J la: I new Chi P-Q ' all ' J V11 X 'st -a S LW, 1 . new 27 -:HIM ,Vx

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Right: 7710 menibcrs of STARS are: Font row, Laura I,ant:, Krissie Pettit, Ann Halwinak, Stephanie Lowe, Beth Sllepard, Karen Hahinak, Caroline Cassidy. Second row, Margaret Klimaszcwski, Laura AFZZIIIQLIOSI, Sue Radwin, Laurie Lewis, Dianna lvlonldcr, Lee Keller, Nancy Bush, Ann Allison, Allison Bicglcr, Sally Scrpas. Below left: Tanya Harris, Denise Cantrell, and Laura Lantz, listen as plans arc made for the Olympics. Below right: Nancy Bush takes notes at one of SYARS meetings. Bottom: Officers were Laura Lantz, fl'lGj7fl0l'l6',' Nancy Bush, vice- president: and Ann Habinak, president. 380 There Was A Twinkle In Their Eyes. Like a diamond in the sky, STARS brightened up Klein is hallways. Going to the Texas Special Olympics was STARS' and sponsor Helen Burns'g0al for this year. They went to district and invitational track meets. They also went to an orientation in Brenham. Organizations -4