Klein High School - Bearkat Yearbook (Klein, TX)

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1 V , N 24' an .r , -J K x 1 . F XQ Q X 1, :A x ' V-ng nm I' Y r x 9' 7. ' A.. - r- 4 -.Q It was the Escorts 'job to protect the Bearkadettes and what a good job they did. Photo by Brent Gordon. Lynn Thompson and Jill Letcher strut their stuff. Photo by Rick Seehausen. v Y: Q Q P 9 ty' H t,, ' ' , '. -A K . fi , ' -'3 5 , f ' X y, .1 .5 . A l Q ,h f,,-. '- Q, ' Q f , - -o , -Q-3 f 1 1 , ff-x ', ,ml --15 ? -T 'l ' FF' '51-3 15-?f f' l A+' eu - I f. V, 1 3, 6 'V Q tm -- ' V , - . -Q V A L -- .4 an 4 .-fy! f .l 3 A - n , . . , 4 f 0 'Q ' I A ' IAA ' f - ' f . fl 'Q Q R, 5,, X 9 QMQL QQ QQ . - ' v t f 21+ f- ', o - Oi- -7 . ' . ' .- - ' f ' , 4 'f 4-4..,g,r11... 494 - o 1 J' LQ l T :Ja-.,Q. Q 'x , g ' -,Q .QQ .Q-'T ' ' ' - on . 4, ,X ',QQ .V QQ Q Zo QQQ1,Qii'.QifEQ: M QQQQQ,:Q::---Q.,QQ QA r -W Q .- QQQ Q Q Q QQ QQ - -n Q M I -. . 4 W 4- . -Q Q 5 I ' JMQQT 'Q , RQ rv - Q . ,T Q ' Q gn f.4?1f-y7 l12?---- .'7'v0'5+0'ffQjQj:.- --liao I ' 'fr 7 I ' 4 . . ' W ' l . - 'i Y'-ll?T'lI.Zl Q5-f?'tf?f'k - , , A 3f-ifgff if-.r- -. ?n - ., 4,f-- 4 h A Q - ' Q --1.-f 'f'5Q 5'..-5-mr' 'ff 1 ,-'ffm mf, ' N QQ Q pf, in-A..Q Q Q, ,QQ 'Q ' A Q Q -Q Q . . . ,f-- .- ,-,g,i:X f-Q,,, .iQ-Qt fifpi Q- zgrI,g,:ff,:. 'Q .Q Q AQ , ,e'lQffJplQQQ.,, ' Q ff?J?':Q'QQ ,Q: ,' .. -.. -f -,Qgiss 4' 'I M gy -'Lf' :ff ,Q The 1983-84 Klein Bearkadettes. Bearkadettes 59

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Dance team creates new sensation With a new updated style of dancing and a new title of Dance Team, Bearkadettes pranced onto the field with style. Led by officers: Major, Paula Dooley: Captains, Bryn Barlow, Kristin Harbeck, and Lynn Thompson: Lieutenants, Tracy Bounds, Natalie Hedblom, and Lisa Hillg Top Sergeants, Jill Letcher, Debbie Bruce, and Susan Tyler, the Bearkadettes choreo- graphed sensational performances at sporting events throughout the year. Many changes occurred at the beginning of the year, the most prominent of these changes being a new constitution. The Bearkadettes showed their versatility in their ability to make the changes so easily. Their efforts and achievements have been noticed because of high standards and determination. From dancing on jungle gyms to waving patriotic flags, the Bearkadettes brought liveliness and creativity to many school activities. , .M I 5 A M V l ,, , fi f V .31 .2 . ' 4' A , at A .,g. 58 Bearkadettes ' K k .1 sg .g y -ti 55,ia'm'x-i .- J ' -F Q . 'E 5, wg?-ff ,. M M, - Qt V, . 'e as -1. . N 1 X ,fe a r J -'f f p etite s -- is . 1 af' .. 'rw A Q fs 1 ff s i'?Nl4 -We E' . . .tt f . , M . .. .. S .Inf . .- .sw is Q- + L -5 Af 5 trier- V ' ' V .. , it l ' , D' v' rx. 2 5 N S N3 3a x FF 1 F? wife, Q at N X .:. z 133,11 x 4 fl .. ' X ,gf . K .5 Q 5 6 's 99 A 3 3 4 S X 2 I in D is K'kf X' .as Q 'K sl! . -ff K A A . Q 6- sw ' H gi g . as. :eiff i X.slta.:a Y NN? A ut, .i K .nf K T ' 17: 2 W ' Jill c E , Lf i A , ryandlga W Io, ' os ' S yl ,fi shots. Photo- ' 8' Gigs 5,222. 5 s' s g ' ,pl r - A fl an la ' FQ Q sw, , ,Q--Q I .. Natalie Hedblom and Kristin Harbeck anxiousbr await the start of half time performances. Photo by Roxann Nelson. i? ' s 1l aani ,nw tm kai 1 n,1J fat Lynn Thompson and Natalie Hedblom cringe at the idea of having their picture taken. Photo by Rick Seehausen. Friends like Donna Stafford and Stephanie Spillman had lots to smile about. Photo by Phillip Martin.

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K OS, Standleaders rock student body Klein Association of Sound was an organization for talented musicians who wanted to channel their talent to benefit Klein High School. Gathering together as a club meant exchanging musical ideas, reviewing rock music news, and planning for the Klein Jam. The Klein Jam was the club's main fund raiser for the year. In the spring they organized a rock concertwhere each of the bands played a set demonstrating their musical ability to the student body. The proceeds from the concert were used to renovate the auditorium sound system. The officers who organized KAOS were: President, John Shoosmithg Vice President, Kyle Howardg Secretary, Nancy Gould, Treasurer, Mike Sakersg Historian, Rae Forbishg and EquipmentfStage Manager, Tony Lynch. Wayland Kidd was the club's sponsor. Certainly the involvement and enthusiasm of each member produced a Intense concentration is the look an John Shoosmith 's face as he expertly plays the guitar. Photo by Phillip Martin. 60 KAOS, Standleaders successful 1983-84 year for KAOS. Bright yellow shirts with the word Standleaders printed on the back were a common sight at Friday night football games. One could see the Standleaders movingaboutand assistingthecheerleaders by encouraging students in the stands to participate in the cheers. By watching the involvement of the members and the response from the student body, it was difficult for one to believe that Standleaders were only a second year club. Designingvivid colored posters with sayings such as Mash the Eagles and Tame the Cougars , was one of the duties for each member. The officers for the 1983-84 year were as follows: President, Chuck Schulze, Vice President, Ashley Lang: Secretary, Karen Valillee3Treasurer,MikeHarper.TonyGuillot and Leslie Vela were the club's sponsors. The enthusiasm and spirit sparked by the Standleaders definitely affected the lower classmen. The club inspired them, juniors, sophomores, as well as freshmen wanted to be seniors so that they could become dedicated Standleaders. The 1983-84 KAOS members. Photo by Jen Newton