Klein High School - Bearkat Yearbook (Klein, TX)

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The 1983-84 Medical Career Club. Photo by Lee Armstrong. fir L I 96 ti if 6 f 2' ' if i 8 Q, g x . ' r if rf-f L -' X 'lf B -9 Maureen Maillet listens intensely to the speaker. Photo by Lee Armstrong. Doctors prepare for future The Medical Career Club prepared students for a future in medicine. The club goals this year were to expose students to as many fields of medicine as possible.This was the first time that the club had a fund raiser project for transportation costs. The sponsor Bev Schard lead these future doctorsontoursthrough hospitalsand other medicalfacilities. One oftheir toursincluded observing open-heart surgery. This tour was reserved for only sixteen students. The officers for the year were: President, Julie Baechleg Vice President, David Johnson, Secretary, Charmayne Shallowg Treasurer, Denise Baas: Reporter, Gemili Abenajar. 6 The Medical Career officers. Photo by Lee Armstrong. Medical Careers 63

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lets aim for excellence Mu Alpha ThetafJets was an organization for students interested in the fields of mathematics and engineering. Activities included attending and hosting math and science competitions. The club brought math and engineering related speakers to Klein. The group presented a scholarship to an outstanding senior in the club. The team and individual competition this year was outstanding. The Mu Alpha ThetafJets took overall places at State Jets W, . i' ' -f , 4 ,L Jn. .1 .' J 7: , ' 4 ha?3,, ' ...W conferences and Texas State Math League competitions. Other projects for the students consisted of math tournaments for extra credit points. The two new sponsors for the year were JanetBuxkemper and Mark Hammerbacher. This year's officerswere: President, Spencer Greene and Eric Wingfieldg Vice President, Lori Thompson, Stan Gustas, and Betsy Mooreg Treasurer, Tom Bauchspesg Sec- retary, Kathy Jones. i,i ., i,,,,., ,.., . . ..,,, 1 .,, ,,.,, t,,, . L , .t . . 5 , ' 1 .nf V. r ,ir 5 - .K 4- f m. -J f f-c j S ,. . f ' P J 6 , 1 , Qi W- The 1983-84 Mu Alpha ThetafJets. Photo by Lee Armstrong. 62 Mu Alpha Thetaflets '? L X Q Jennifer Plaxco gives another student helpful hints. Photo by Lee Armstrong. David Ofelt concentrates on the guest speaker. Photo by Lee Armstrong. H . 'Q 3 if Gloria Harris explains about upcoming events. Photo by Lee Armstrong.

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Art Club adds a touch of class John Santucci and Annola Lancaster toy with paper mache to express artistic ability. Jeff Munger, vice presiden t, poses at McDonald 's after a fun-filled Art Club event. The Art Club was a close-knit group of talented young artists who expressed, created and crafted throughout the year. Headed by Annola Lancaster, they par- ticipated in several shows and displays. The officersfor the club wer e elected early in the year and began work right away. They were as follows: President, Susan Shaeffg Vice president, Jeff Munger and Mark Kraft: Secretary, Emily Seayg Social Chairman, Nora Colombg Publicity Chairman, Stacey Lankfordg and Treasurer, Mike Kozlowski. . The club received much recognition for i the fabulous work done on the huge Texas and American flags used in several of the half-timeshows.Theywereinvitedtoseveral area high schools to present their flags and also to Texas Christian University for displays. P- Throughout the year, Art Club members V were involved in many social events. They it 'C held a banquet at the Windmill Dinner Theatre, holiday parties and occasional get-togethers. These talented artists not only enjoyed their year at Klein, but also made itenjoyable for all of the Bearkats with their bright displays. i 1 ri!6.aM Art Club members pose with club sponsors, Annola Lancaster, Eldon Faries, and Robert Mosier. Photo by Ron West. 64 Art Club