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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
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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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fixiih- ' KY QQ Art Club President, Susan Shaeff and Mayor McCheese strike a pose for photographers.
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