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one before like the class of '84 Having it all. No other words could better describe the class of '84. For them, the time to live was now, and live they did, filling Klein with excitementp giving it life. The class of '84 struggled through their freshman year, but succeeded with pride. Being the first class ever to occupy the highrise gave them this special feeling. Their sophomore year held a lot for the future class of '84. As they were no longer freshmen, they felt more a part of Klein. Their junior year was more than busy, for they spent their time preparing for the future. Research papers, SAT tests, and college applications were a major part of their year. In 1984, the firm foundation had been laid, and all that was needed was a senior class that was overwhelming in spirit, dynamic in attitude, and beaming with life. This was the class of 1984.Senior dress up days added excitement and enthusiasm to the football season. Class meetings were held monthly to order caps, gowns and invitations. Senior newsletters were distributed bi-weekly by the senior counselors. Graduation brought both feelings of excitement and anticipation to the class of '84, With it came the shocking reality that high school was now a thing of the past and that these experiences would influence the certainty of our futures. The annual senior prom was held at the elegant Houston Club, and was an evening not easily forgotten. The feeling that this was not the end, but only the beginning was ever present. One thought was prevalent in the mind of every senior as they prepared to welcome the opportunities of today . . . None before like the class of '84. The class of '84 definitely had it all. 128 Seniors l Senior class officers led the class of '84 to the top. Officers were: President, Mike Patrick: Vice President, Larry Le Beau: Treasurer, Brad Schardf Secretary .luli King: and Reporter, Cheryl Chandler. Photo by Phillip Martin.
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