Klein High School - Bearkat Yearbook (Klein, TX)

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-1 , . lil E. l .3-.A Fish strive onward In the eyes of coach Karen Stagner the Girls Freshman Volleyballteam could be best described as being aggressive The offensive line brought exceptional strength to theteam's playing ability. Practicingthree hours after school everyday helped enable the team to put forth its best effort in games and tournaments. The girls won consolation at North Shore Tournament and second place at Oakridge Tournament. Stagner, the coach for four years, commented that the girls were well-prepared coming into the season and had unusual high team support. Members were: W. Baron, K. Burns, C. Chapman, L. Gantt, J. Gowler, K. Grimaldo, J. Konicki, M. Moraitis, K. Noyes, J.Ogletree, K. Prince, T. Rosler, S. Smith, M. Solis. Looking back at the talent in the freshman players, one could expect to see these girls take Klein volleyball to the top in upcoming years. l L. f .' A l g pi I -. .' K g ,wi 2 -1 -4 I.. L Ii' 1 3 A 4 3 ' 1 2 , I- J - gf an W 1 in e ' I ' I . . M ' x area . I. We . 1 The 1983-84 girls Freshmen Volleyball team. Freshmen fight back after an attack from Klein Oak. Photo by Jen Newton. I 5 5,1 Kristina Grimaldo awaits the returning ball. Photo by .len Newton. Jackie Gawler positions herself to bump the ball. Photo by .len Newton. About to serve, Jeanne Konicki leans back and aims. Photo by Jen Newton. IV! Freshmen Volleyball 227

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IV gets set for victory Intense teamwork and unity were elements displayed thisseason bytheJunior Varsity Volleyball team. All the practice and preparation put forth was visible in games and tournaments. The team placed third at the Oak Ridge Tournament. Coach Julie Christensen had the J.V. team work on adding a complicated offense with various plays and more advanced sets. Hlenjoyed workingwith such talentedgirls this year. They have a lot to offer in the future, claimed Julie Christensen. The team members were: A. Cash, T. Davenport, P. Davis, L. Dodge, L. Eberle, J. Friess, M. Harper, J. Kenyon, S.Solomon, F. Whitfield. The J.V. team members hope to return next year to lead the Kats to victory with Varsity Volleyball. Julie Friess 'gets down to bump the ball. Photo by Jen Newton. ,ull-1455, 226 l.V.!Freshmen Volleyball Jenny Kenyon displays endurance duringa game. Photo by Jen Newton. The 1983-84 girls Junior Varsity Volleyball team. K ll, . , F ucial Whitfield stretches to spike the ball. Photo by Jen Newton. Coach Julie Christensen offers sideline advice to her team. Photo by Jen Newton.

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Varsity team strives for excellence Boys varsity basketball was definitely a popular sport at Klein in the 1983-84season. As fans cheered the Kats to victory every week, itwasobviousthatthefive teammates on the court were in excellent playing condition. Coach Lloyd Long never had a reason to be disappointed in his winning team. With ten seniors and one junior on varsity, experience was a key factor in both tournaments and Districtgames.Competing in tournaments at Texas AGM Consolidated and Galena Park high schools, the Kats gained experience as well as confidence. Proud of their defeat against Cy-Creek, the toughest team in the District, the boys continued to practice with more spirit than ever before. Toward the end ofthe season, the team had earned an 8-O District record. Each player strived to maintain this undefeated title. With talented players such as Troy Tutwiler, Anthony Strothers, Chris Hite, and Kenny O'DonneII, the boys varsity basketball team certainly deserved the recognition it acquired in 1984. .. . Head Coach Lloyd Long signals the next play. Photo by Lee Armstrong. Troy Tutwiler scores with a short jump shot. Photo by Lee Armstrong. 228 Boys Varsity Basketball Chris Hite and John Collins look on as Troy Tutwiler controls the ball. Photo by Lee Armstrong. 4-4- Yifiifsiild I s , it ,Uv of I 0 V iUQO'o' .Q Q 1 P8 'Lf '1 ff? A '- iw Y' E3 --in