Klein High School - Bearkat Yearbook (Klein, TX)

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Greg Bailey takes a break to share a smile during Swati Soni helps a marcher add that extra bit of rehearsal. Photo by Lee Armstrong. pride. Photo by Rick Seehausen. L w 2 3 . 5 1 4 6 r 1 1 4 x Q 59 7 'Y I f . . f , rs .aa--mpgs-an-di .gs f J' lt' KWH N v 0'-1-IW l :Zi fr Ls - ' The 1983-84 Color Guard. Photo by Ron West. Q 40 .4 Ar Ll Orchestra, Color Guard 53

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Color guard, Orchestra perform with Completing its third year in existence, the Color Guard again produced award-winning showsfor Friday nights andfor competitions as an auxiliary unit of the marching band. Under the leadership of Rifle Captain, Kim Marting Co-Captain, Jenny Frey: Flag Captain Marsha Minnichg and Co-Captain Debbie Kirsh, the guard danced and twirled to numerous tunes including ln the Stone and Modern Love. Working Monday through Thursday after school with the band and during sixth period every day, the group practiced its routines to perfection knowing that perserverance would lead to eventual excellence. Strivingto uphold the quality ofexcellence enthusiasm set by Klein orchestras of the past, this year'sorchestra provedto beoneofthebest ever. Under the direction of Liz Picone, the musicianswerealwayseagerto perform new music for the enthusiastic audiences who always rewarded them with ovations. The orchestra again travelled to several contests, including the Buccaneer Music Festival, using the aid of the Band and Orchestra Booster Club. Together, the two organizations successfully financed many activities for KIein's music students. Cello players Debbie Kirsch and Jamie Davis find music very interesting. Photo by Lee Armstrong. V ,i f - r ! . .. , .L t o Q . V I ,f 43 N.?ggfL'1'.:1'-rf-t --+4-1 4 f 't i .. , f - ,ee 'i' -li x r Students find concentration the key to perfection. Photo by Lee Armstrong. 52 Orchestra, Color Guard fW'fQ9PUW M W , v fn eiigegfiwc f I I W V 1 r Al 6 ,f 3,112-:gi ,.,, ' f 43: ,i . ,. .. -V-: .L-4i'3f 9 . .M ,'-fha? es Q Q, A wwe 4 , ' gt g. .. -. I 'is l Xxx : xx warm la Q-,U, .,. F 4 Q-V K...-.NH Rifle captain Kim Martin practices perfect attention. Photo by Roxanne Nelson.

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Choir students were MusicaIIy lnKIeined Under the direction of Sampy Wall and David Hill, the three Klein choirs had a very successful year. The Klein choirs were the Chorale, which consisted of juniors and seniors, the A Capella Choir, made up of freshmen and sophomores, and the Girls Ensemble, made up of junior and senior girls. The year began with All-District tryouts. Many students chosen moved on to Regional and State Competition Levels. The Choirs performed three concerts this year. They held a fall concert, a Christmas concert which included The Many Moods of Christmas and a spring concert. Besides all the rehearsal, the choirs took time out to have Halloween and Christmas parties. As the year neared an end, students had a chance to letter at Solo and Ensemble. Allthree choirscompeted atUILContestand did well. The year closed with a spring trip and awards banquet. Chorale officers were Abel Garcia, presidentg Cindi Burkey, vice-president: Bret Countryman, treasurer, Kim Postma and Neil Lafayye, historians. A Capella officers were Chris Ebbler, president, Doug Maudlin, vice-presidentg Carolyn Christian, sec- retary, Monica Mills, treasurer, historian, and publicity. The girls of Chorale follow along with the music. Photo by Rick Seehausen. 54 Choir 'inf 'wu- David Hill explains the music to Carolyn Christian. Photo by Rick Seehausen.