Klein High School - Bearkat Yearbook (Klein, TX)

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Their Fuel as Self -Pride Speedy service eombinecl with skill was how Klein 'S rneelzanies repaired stnclents' and teachers' ears. They increasecl their lcnowleclge of antoinohiles by learning about cliagnostie and testing equipment, clisassernblv of systems, and parts inspection and repair. The ineelzanies also szieeessfiillrv rebnilt an engine and hoped to hnild a racing ear. The two elasses pnt in three honrs eaeh clay, anzl from their long lahor Caine the samjfkzetioii of knowing an extremely practical craft that can he put to use now as well as in the fixture. Tom Martin was the instrnetor. E I ,-. -1- L xiii? -.wMgwv:q,, ' M 3' . 'ff 'L V f mam X . Aw. ' ,V V,-,l VW Y. Q. .-I 'E 'ex G, , ,,W,.. .12 zlizsrfi 5. gg. , 4 I.. fe . ,ew gif! Top right: I could have sworn I left it up here! Greg Roberson. Top left: Auto Mechanics officers are: Kyle Smith, vice president: George Holden, treasurerq David Nourse, presidentg and Charles Kading, secretary. Above: With a few minor renovations it should be ready to roll in a week or two! Gerald Lawson. Right: Ricky Honerkainp 'asm sw. I N. H x 5 X and Mark Loerclz Study a ear's engine. Organizations 1. A S. fa, W . is.'X

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Left: Jackie Mveiw enjoys retreslinzentx at an 01:14 partir. Below: Ojfieers Qf0EA, I. lo r, Patti Iiwald, Laurie Steak, Karri Winkler, and Cindy Jonex, Not pictured, I,-vnn Price and Angie Daw, Middle right: Junior nzernbers 0f0EA. A ...M Left: Stephanie gathers a crowd as she eu ts the cake. Kay Lucas, Jackie Myers, and Stephanie Germenis. Above: Lynn Price pays close atten- tion to Mrsi Galloway 's instructions. Organizations 401

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54 J 1 o Motor Was Too Small For Them With oily hands, mechanics sweat and struggle to hx an engine. Finally they hear the rnachine roar into life, Success! Such is the picture irt rnechanical trades. These handy nzen repaired small tnotors and tuned up engines on nfiotorcycles and rnini-bikes. They also took time out for parties and other social events. Mechanical Trades I officers were Ricky Usher, Leroy Melton, Rodney Irwin, and Danny Jacobs. The instructor was Jack Dyer. 3,1424 ,fi- .55 Wm .. M'- li. 75 ,, ,wif I3 -Q , nh' QT? -5., ,Ji nk- 'lineal T 1 -4 N Z' f ,, ,gt lf'lf5hv ' f?f:f :ai iii-f'5, TJ' . ,, .-ms .M -Jsf'! Afw: 'Sirk-2:2644 9' vw'e.s'ffe2?r'i-, - Ss. ,., ,. .. ,N 14, . ,, . , 1. ,'f'J'f-if-ima 'sl--'ef' d ef isjwfl V . :mmm - R aszdfv- ,xr - '. ,ig V I. I 1, E155 M Top: David Dutertre overhauls his Kawasaki, Middle: Mechanical Trades II officers are: Andre Shelton, parliamentariang Kevin Ellis, sergeant at armsg Brett Blankenship, president, Donald Lango, reporterg and Riclzard Speer, treasurer. Not pictured is Ronnie Stephenson, vice president, and Glenn Rasch, secretary. Above: These things get more complicated every year! John Letourneatt and Roger Edwards. Left: Help, it 's glued to my chin! Carlos Davila. Organizations 403