Klein High School - Bearkat Yearbook (Klein, TX)

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JimmyHenryandRayRodriguezlookoverengine Troy Terpsta watches as Arthur Griepp performs routine lube job. Photo by Pascal Villiger. pulled by Auto Mechanics I. K. .q ' 1 1 ,al .-1213 , ,I-su www... K Scott Foust attempts to get engine airborn. Photo by Pascal Villiger. lv Troy Terps ta prepares car for an engine overhaul. Photo by Pascal Villiger. Auto Mechanics, Mechanical Trades 71

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Mechanics master skill of repairing engines Under the leadership of Carl Mize, members involved in auto mechanics could work on cars brought in by the faculty and other students at a minimal cost. Members mastered everything from tuneups and brake jobs to overhauling engines. Students were also given the opportunity to participate in local contests that could possibly lead to a national level, Bytakingthe three hour course, students developed leadership qualities and a better un- derstandingofcarsandothervehicles.Class members also attended the vocational picnic and a yearend barbeque. Class officers for Auto Mechanics I were: President, Tim Lewis, Vice President, Troy Terpstap Reporter, Tim McGuire, Secretary, Doyle Leach, Sergeant-at-Arms, Rowland Fields, and Treasurer, Scott Foust. Officers for Auto Mechanics ll were: President, Curtis Morris, Vice President, James Futchg Secretary, Kevin Fouseg Treasurer, Kevin Jackson, Reporter, Henry Reeves, and Sergeant-at-Arms, Tim Ricker. lf a student was interested in welding, cutting, sawing, and repairing, then mechanical trades was for them. The class rebuilt and salvaged small engines three hours a day. They also attended contests to demonstrate skills learned in class. Officers were: President, Kelly Davis, Vice President, Lee Hyatt: Secretary, Mark Carry: Treasurer, Kelvin Edwards: Reporter, Timothy Williams, Morgan. Simmg Sergeant-at-Arms, David and Parliamentarian, Matthew , Q, , W. 1. , i Mark Bloom and Mark Carey work to uncloga fuel Doyle Leach works diligently to raise a car for line. Photo by Pascal Villiger. repairs. Photo by Pascal Villiger. 70 Auto Mechanics, Mechanical Trades

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Bass Club hooks a successful year The Klein Bass Club, sponsored by Coach Herb Allen, represented our school throughout the year. The club increased the number of tournaments entered. Assisting Coach Allen in sponsorship were Coach Charles Collins and Coach Richard Perkins. The officers, elected early in the year, were as follows: President, Jeff Murrellg Vice President, Charlie Trojanowskig Secretary, Bill Cook: and Treasurer, David Dillard. Bass Club members competed in several fishing tournaments throughout the city and returned having placed highly in many areas. Honors and prizes were awarded according to weight-in contests of the fish that the members caught. The main event for the club this year was a delightful End of School Fish Fry. ' ' Thanks guys, for reeling in another great year for the Bearkats. f fr li? ,Sf The 1983-84 Bass Club members, sponsored by Coach Herb Allen, succeeded in proudLy representing the Bearkats. Photo by Lee Armstrong. After what was considered by fisherman as a lucky day, the members prepare to clean their long line of fish. 72 Bass Club, Wilderness Club Coach Herb Allen, Driver's Education teacher, also assumes the role of Bass Club sponsor. Photo by Rick Seehausen. Da vid Dillard, treasurer of the club, poses proudly with two of his prize-winning bass after an area tournament.