Klein High School - Bearkat Yearbook (Klein, TX)

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wxpf Q The Police gained world- wide recognition with the release of their latest album, Synch ronicity, which was accompanied by an exceptional amount of album sales and a number of sold-out concerts. Due to its convenient location and inexpensive prices, McDonald's was a favorite food stop for students. Mr. Gatti's was a popular gathering spot after Friday night football games, as was the newly established hamburger chain, Fuddruckers. , A Xfvwmlf1m,'11mm1,,,uf Wibonum, s wie ef? 4 . A newline of characters known ,un as Care Bears was well accepted by students at Klein as they served to decorate cards, folders, and many other novelty items. Garfield and Smurfs still ranked highLy among students' favorite personalities. Photos by Jen Newton. Time Capsule 299

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Music played a major role in the lives of Klein students. KLOL, KSRR and KKBQ were the most listened to radio stations. Concerts were another source of listening enjoyment, as students were able to get closer to the action. Tlm Cap ul New Wave dress caught on quickly at Klein and students found themselves dressed in parachute pants, Vans, sleeveless shirts and mini-skirts. Bandannas, decorative glasses, pins and colorful jewelry were worn to add a special touch. 298 Tlme Capsule On the preppy side of fashion, Gucci Baggs, add-a-beads, Polo s and top siders were the prominent stylish trends. ,ea-f Mr , N. ff? zfs

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Byron Forsythe and Jane Putnam give each other a hug to celebrate the end of the year. Photo by Phillip Martin. 1 ff.fvf-www An empty hallway holds many fond memories for students. Photo by Phillip Martin. Students wave goodbye to their friends as they leave school. Photo by Jen Newton. 300 Goodbyes A janitor locks the doors until the classes start again the next year. Photo by Jen Newton. Coach Herb Allen gives senior Pam Deleery a goodbye hug before she leaves school on her last day. Photo by Jen Newton.