Klein High School - Bearkat Yearbook (Klein, TX)

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6 Opening I 0 T he traditions of Klein High school live on through generations as each class enter- ing Klein strives to uphold old traditions and inspire new ones. The rumbling of the school song is heard before every game and pep rally, as well as after every touchdown. Football players walk onto the playing field with respect, eventually breaking into a sprint for the opposite end zoneg the band and Bearkadettes highlight the halftime with their performances that have been polished for weeks. Spirited pep rallies are held to cheer the Bearkats on to victory. The girls pull on the jerseys and let the boys provide the entertainment in the annual Powder Puff game. Freshmen are initiated into the high school world, sophomores are just glad to be there, juniors hold their fund raiser for Prom and the seniors enjoy the final year of their public education. These are the tradi- tions that make up Klein High School. Some date back to the early days at Klein, while others have been added through the years as spirit increased. These deep-rooted tradi- tions give Klein the pride and assurance that that special spirit will never die. l su, ,T C . 2' Vp, A . an . .l 4 as i lw

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1 K , Eta! I I l Jgll 5? wmv- .. , 5 , X. gy A I lein High Schools facilities fit its student body like a glove. While some of the buildings are not new, there have been several additions to the school, tailoring to the students' needs. Because our school is not very modern com- pared to others only gives us more reason to boast. Klein produces more winning teams, plays and peo- ple than any other school in the area. All of this is accomplished in a building almost twenty years old. We are proud of our school and it serves all to house that special spirit. Opening 5

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