Klein High School - Bearkat Yearbook (Klein, TX)

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, , , ' if Wg., ,, ,vgfwf 54, ' 2ff Wf,g34v,. - MQ. 0' M- vs. -v ff . 1 .--11 A Students sit back and relax in the new speech U room. Photo by Rick Seehausen. Journalism advisor, Shelia Alexander, enjoys the benefits of the refurbished darkroom. Photo by Brent Gordon. .v ft I M, f-7-as Students enjoy the pleasurable surroundings of The newspapereditor, DavidJohnson, works hard a new classroom. Photo by Rick Seehausen. in the remodeled journalism room. Photo by Rick Seehausen. New Construction 13

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ew Beginning Renovations in many areas of Klein High School were begun last summer and continued throughout the years. Freshen up became the motto for the maintenance force and contractors employed by Klein Independent School District. Restorations to ceilings in the cafeteria, clinic, counselors' office, and main halls brightened these areas. Reroofing and needed ceiling repairs were completed also in the auditorium. The math and English areas were made more colorful by new coats of paint while the journalism and previous art rooms were completely transformed. The former room for art instruction became the new speech office and classroom. The VEH shop now occupies a converted storage room. Sidewalks were poured around the High Rise delivering students from puddle jumping on rainy days. Improvements to the stadium also added to the betterment of the campus as light fixtures were replaced and concrete areas, damaged by the storms last year, were repaired reconstructed. When entering the journalism room, one notices the vast improvements. Photo by Rick Seehausen. 12 New Construction Q fly 35 6-Iuaavi-'D' B. Ledbetter shares his speech with the class in the new speech facility. Photo by Rick Seehausen.

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Counselors aim students toward future goals Thejob ofthe counselorswas anythingbut easy. It involved time consuming paper and computer work, not to mention the many hours spent in conferences with students and parents. The counselors' major objective was to help students to recognize and achieve their goals. They gave advice on courses to take and presented the students with as many alternatives as possible to a problem. Besides changing students schedules, counselors had to deal with the administration of standardized tests and preparation for College Night. Counselor Carol Young expressed her satisfaction with the overall staff moral, I think Klein High School has a great counseling staff. Everyone is concerned for the student! Counselors were: Kay Harbeck, Barbara Martin, Karen Pant, Carol Young, Diane Fishero, Darlene McCue, Barbara Seelhorst, Fred Holt, Janelle Watson and Tommye Fant. The 1983-1984 counselors. Photo by Phillip Diane Fishero helps a student find her schedule Martin. card on the first day of school. Photo by Lee Armstrong. 14 Counselors -I Tommye Fant out to get her plcture taken. r ' ' I Vllllger. sm 'gg Darlene McCue interrupts her phone call to answer a student's question. Photo by Pascal Vllllger.