Klein High School - Bearkat Yearbook (Klein, TX)

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,..-5-v-4 Most Likely to Succeed Cindy Cowen Student Council President, Cindy Cowen, found time for activities such as Choir, French Club, Standleaders, and participating in Drama productions. Cowen was also voted Homecoming Queen, a member of Who's Who and Miss KHS. Her future plans include majoring in Communications, Photo by: len Newton Spencer Greene For Spencer Greene, enjoying math homework came naturally. One of his hobbies was spending time with recreational math and computers. He also enjoyed video games, eating and travel, Greene won several math awards and science competitions on national levels. He intends to major in Physical Science or Engineering. Photo by: len Newton l 5

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Deb Ing Deb Ing was involved in Speech and Drama, Key Club, STARS, Prom Committee, Student Council, and Art Club. She enjoyed drawing, listening to music, speech tournaments, parties, and sleeping. Ing plans to attend Texas A8fM or the University of Texas and major in Business Communications and Advertising. Photo by: Lee Armstrong Todd Hinesley Acting and performing appealed most to Todd Hinesley. He felt the school plays were the most important part of his high school years, Hinesley also enjoyed playing drums and keyboards, juggling, basketball and most of all, music. Hinesley was a member of the Drama Club, Speech Club, and District and Area casts. He plans to attend the University of Texas majoring in Theatre. Photo by: Lee Armstrong Wittiest x,-gg I -1 l NP. 122 Wittiest

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Bearkat Editor Kris Lucksinger Taking full responsibility and committing herself to creating the best Bearkat yearbook ever, Kris Lucksinger put her all behind her staff and their work. Being editor of the yearbook meant time, and whether Lucksinger had it or whether she didn't, she was always there doing more than her share. Lucksinger was an intriguing person and had some extraordinary interests. She often escaped by riding motorcycles, fishing or hunting. She also enjoyed going out with friends and partaking in spontaneous activities. Her interest in journalism began in the eight grade and mounted after her freshman year while serving on the staff. She was asked to be the Advertising Editor her sophomore year. When Lucksinger took on the job with enthusiasm, Davelyn Kennedy began to discover that she had what it took to be an effective editor, With her decision to graduate a year early Lucksinger proved her ambition to achieve Filling her schedule with academic courses and attending summer classes were both necessary for her early graduation and Lucksinger took on this responsibility without a complaint. When asked why she had her mind set on an early graduation Lucksinger stated, l'l was just ready to move ahead. Sheila Alexander the earbook adviser I Y was impressed with Lucksinger's motivation and concern. She said, when asked her opinion, 'lKris was an extremely hard worker and was always striving for a perfect book. Lucksinger influenced the staff and pushed them to their fullest potential. She said, 'lWhen l would tell the staff the way something needed to be done, they did it After graduation Lucksinger plans to attend Stephen F. Austin for one year and then on to the University of Texas to study Education and Communications and afterwards become a mother. To admire her dedication would be inadequate. Lucksinger was an amazing contribution to the yearbook and to our school. 124 Bearkat Editor