Klein High School - Bearkat Yearbook (Klein, TX)

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,Va Caring through speech As a community service project the Speech Club spent many hours recording English literature tapes to be used by the visually handicapped students attending school in the Klein district. Over the yearthe Speech Club compiled a vast library of tapes that would benefit students for many years to come. The club spent a busy year attending city wide speech tournaments as well as hosting The 1983-84 Speech Club members. Photo by Phillip Martin. Danny Plants writes his speech fora tournament. Photo by Phillip Martin. 40 Speech ii- a high school tournament in November and an intermediate level tournament in February. Points were obtained through different degrees of merit and by placing in the tournaments.Thesepointsdecidedwhether a school could send a representative to the National Forensic competition. The honor of competing at the national level was the primary goal of the speech squad. Gino Chelakis listens attentivebf to a speech. Photo by Phillip Martin. 9 -9? wry K if I fm., , 4-4, , , . rw-MMV in 'K Q I .iisisfs Y' Dayna Trautman listens to advice fromafellow Julie Howard and Shari Wallace discuss an student. Photo by Phillip Martin. upcoming tournament. Photo by Rick Seehausen.

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Spotlight shines on drama students Whether on stage rehearsing lines or backstage building sets, everyone was kept busy in the Drama Department. The Thespians wereagroupofhonored students who stood out in their field. The Drama Club consisted of a group of devoted students who helped build sets, run the lightbox, and learn the techniques of the theatre. The Drama Department provided Klein with several productions. The first was a comedy called You Can 't Take It VWth You. The next was called Look Homeward Angel. In the latter part of the year was the all-school musical. Several smaller productions were put on by the drama classes. They included a dinner theatre and a play called Dark Of The Moon. Drama students did well in competitive fields. They attended speech tournaments in which several qualified for State. The end of the year brought the contest play which earned Klein a high ranking. Nell Laffayes' in troductlon stuns Todd Hinesley. Photo by Rick Seehausen. 42 Drama . rv Mlchelle GrantandKaren Vallileeconcentrate on Curt Maudlin lectures as Juli King and Matt getting their makeup perfect. Photo by Rick Bryant listen. Photo by Rick Seehausen. Seehausen.