Klein High School - Bearkat Yearbook (Klein, TX)

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Jenny Zoppoth px 'D 1:-r S i . 4 Steve Whitlock Keith Wiggins Missy Wigley Susan Wilker Kim Wilkins Russell Wilson Amy Winn Robyn Wood Mose Woodrome Maria Woods Staycie Wooten Cathy Wu Kim Wynn Brandon Wyrick Susan Yang Doug Yates Steven Zavala Lisa Zelonish o 6' '-if Jessica Hite takes a short nap between classes. Photo by Jen Newton. Friends Michelle Honn and Jeff Babi tt pose for the camera. Photo by Roxanne Nelson. Underclassman Erma Terrell wonders what Sophomore Lynda Delameter is up to. Photo by Roxanne Nelson. Sophomores 187

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Tim Swanson Chris Taylor Edwin Taylor Yolonda Taylor Anthony Telesca Todd Templeton Katrina Tencer Kathleen Terry Karen Thomas Chris Thomas Duke Thomas Carol Thompson Sharon Thompson Trent Thompson Cheryl Tilotta Yvette Tisdale Jean Tobias Brad Towle Sharon Truman David Upchurch Cindy Vadala Lisa VanDong Wally Vansonelt Daria Vassiegh Tim Vatuna Lealie Vaughan Trey Verieck Tony Vicari Ray Vigil Suan Voss Sharon Vossler Steve Wainscott Denise Walker Raquel Walker Tonya Walker Angela Wall Curtis Waalace Scott Wallingford Theresa Walsh David Walthall Kevin Warman Carrie Watson Mike Webster Kristen Weeks Shelley Weidemann John Weschler Steven West Micheal Wheeler 186 Sophomores

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Freshman Stacey Kessler wonders what is in the back of her locker. Little fish in a big pond Freshmen entered Klein remembering intermediate days. However, throughout the year they learned that it didn't matter what intermediate they attended because they had all become Bearkats. All 750 Fish showed their school spirit. They became involved in school activities such as: girls and boys sports, pep rallies, dances, clubs, and competitions. Even though the Freshman yearisone ofthe hardest years in high school, Freshmen maintained high grade standards. Many were involved in numerous honor courses and clubs. The Freshmen were vocal at all school functions. The students voted for Student Council representatives. The Freshman class was represented well by its officers. The officers for 1983-84 were: President, Stacey Sanders, Vice President, Laura Springg Secretary, Julie Newman: Treasurer, Nanette Walker, and Reporter, Heather Gonzales. Even though students were from a variety of schools, cities, and states, the Freshman class of 1983-84 blended together to make a class that the Bearkats can be proud of. 188 Freshmen v-if-Q ' Q +1 ' X .f I T a 5 The 1983-84 Freshmen class officers. Photo by Lee Armstrong.