Klein High School - Bearkat Yearbook (Klein, TX)

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lOO Seniors Breaking the Twelve Year Habit he last four years have sup- plied a lifetime of memories. Who could forget the fun-filled and exciting football games, club activities and school dances. We will surely miss these spirit stirring ac- tivities, not to mention the forgotten homework assign- ments on Monday morning and chaos between classes and lunch time. As we go our separate ways, that twelve-year habit may be broken, but never forgotten. Our journeys into the future will be enhanced because of the many experiences we have shared. Of course the wisdom and guidance afforded us by our teachers and school staff will be the basis for our future successes. There will be times when we all realize the homework and classwork assigned by seemingly, overdemanding teachers was our benefit. We remember our senior year with intensive planning for col- lege which included the ACT and SAT. The struggle to make good grades in order to gain a good class rank was also important to us. The major decision at this point seems to be what step to take after graduation. This cer- tainly is a major decision, but as we continue thorugh life we will be challenged with many equal- ly important decisions. X, 5 ' f if -In., io., af The l984-85 Senior class officers. Reporter, Kathy Vonergang Secretary, Beep Trageserg President, Colleen Brenneng Vice President, Sherry Stingfieldg Treasurer, Stan Gustas. Photo by Jen Newton,