Klein High School - Bearkat Yearbook (Klein, TX)

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Dr. Frankenstein ould Be Proud From Dr. Frankenstein to the Absent-Minded Professor, Hollywood has created several famous scientists, Hollywood is not the only place where scientists come from lzoweveig Klein also had its share ofscientists who were members of the science club. Club nzeinbers inet weekly to dissect animals or condnct chemical experiments, They also took field trips and saw movies that dealt with science, Sponsor was Mrs. Hazeltine. IH left: Annette Fincher calculates the results of her latest experiment. Above right: Greg Lucksinger, Carolyn Cassidy and Bob Thomas conduct another experiment Above: Club members: Carolyn Cassidy, Bob Thomas, Mrs. Hazeltine, Greg Lucksinger and Annette Fincher. Organizations ----vu-1 385

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i 384 Organizations N l , East Or West Klein Was Best Attending a party was like going to a United Nations meet- ing. You could walk around and hear people talk about home being in Spain, Finland, Africa, or Brazil. For members of American Field Services this was nothing new. They learned about cultures all over the world by meeting exchange students attending other schools as well as hosting tlzeir own exchange stzldent. Sponsor was Mrs. Seelhorst. Top: Roland Mattback, exelzange student from Finland. Middle Left: Club offeersf Lynn Sapsowitz, Sally Serpas, Coiiky Surdaeki, Tanya Harris, Pam Wil inson, Lynn Martin, Nancy New, and Gia Jones, Middle Right: Naney New, Babette DeWree, and Melinda Morris are headed overseas as exchange students. Right: Club members: M. McCue, P. Wilkinson, G. Jones, TI Harris, A. Minter, L. Sapsowitz, L. Martin, C. Surdacki, R. Matiback, M Morris, A. Bailey, N. New, B. DeWree, Mrs. Seelhorst, R. Roy, J. Fleming. - 5i ? X f fi f rf'- fi- 55145 -fl- f ' ,,...v '- - - rfizizmeez 1 ,Qs fr, . v,., . f' ' 'Y ' . . S X 1 l

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Scuba Explored Watery Depths A group of brave divers explored the mysteries ofthe deep in an attempt to free from the grasp ofthe waters the treasure and knowledge of countless centuries past. This was the dream of' almost any scuba club member. To realize this dream, they undenv ent long hours o f' classroom and .swimming pool training in order to become certified. At their meetings, the members made plans for future diving trips and new scuba jackets, and they devised ways to raise money. The scuba club required much hard work, but the rewards were well worth the efforts. The sponsors were Carolyn Ropshaw and L ynnetta Windsor. i 'S' I 1, H an ,Q : ff 'll llg Top: Sam Jenkins listens to tlze plans for the Florida diving trip. Middle right: Scuba club officers are: Curtis Mitchell, scrapbook editorg Lynn Harrington, vice presidentg Ken Wilbanks, presia'ent,' and Jeff Kemp, treasurer. Middle left: Somebody put water in my dlff!1I1k.,!KEPl Wilbanks. Above: The scuba club. Right: Jim Willi, Steve Moore, JeffKemp, and Sam Jenkins prepare to watch a scuba movie. Organizations gf'