Klein High School - Bearkat Yearbook (Klein, TX)

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106 Seniors Patti Flake Windy Fleming C. E. Flowers Mike Fonti Byron Forsythe Tracey Fortney 1 . U , David Foster X I Jennifer Frey 'J -rv .4 Debbie Froming Tammy Gabrielson l David Gaines r- Beth Gantt , ' Robert Garland i Ricky Gartner , Anthony Garza l Melissa Gasdorf Ann Gelardi Michael Gilbert Sarah Gilbert A f ,i 5 - ,, I -I-f' Peter Fry I .g, f iv 1:1 ' ' ' 5 xi rr an J A l i l X i i My goal is to be a professional singer, says Charlotte Day. With ten first place and two second place medals in voice she is well on her way. As a new student from Oklahoma, Day has already helped with the pro- duction of Auntie Mame. ln Oklahoma, Day participated in State Choir, jazz bands and orchestra. Her talent is not just confined to singing. Day's other musical abilities include playing the piano, guitar and trumpet. This hard work and dedication will continue as Day enters college in the fall. Gharlog

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Melissa Duncan Barry Easley Lucy Eaves Lynn Eberle Tim Edmonds Kaylin Edwards I George Ehrhardt Rosa Eliades Lisa Elledge Deena Elmore Tim Elser Doug Erdy Tina Eskelsen Jenny Etnyre David Evans Ray Evans Diana Faries Chad Farrell William Fillman Yvonne Fisher i To Senior Rip Woodard his hobby is not just for a rainy day and weekend leisure time. Woodard's idea of a pastime is racing motorcycles in Hare Scrambles and En- duro. His passion for racing was sparked by friend Ty Walters. From there he began a time-consuming struggle to overcome the cost and dangers of racing. He started small with some family races then roared to the top after obliterating his competition at the Texas Scramble Series and National Enduro. However, his climb to the championships did not come overnight. Three hours of swimming daily not only condi- tioned Woodard, but also gave him the responsibility of Varsity swim team captain. When not in the water, he ran every other day or tried his hand at an occasional triathalon. Woodard was labeled Suicide Jockey and Wipeout Woodard because of his high injury rate. Once while rac- ing, his bike blew up and caught on fire. From the accident, he received a concussion, cut face and a burnt leg. These injuries were a setback but Rip kept doing what he likes best . . . racing. Senio TS

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Kim Gillis Ganeen Giovannangelo Darron Giron John Gonzales Vanisha Goodman Brian Gordon Laurie Gordon Jonathan Gorlin Kenneth Goss Mark Graff Misty Joe Grant Mike Grantom Mark Grier Cindy Grose Steve Grover Jake Guarino Stan Gustas Steve Haag Joe Hahn Mike Haines Paula Harbican Tammy Hardin Anthony Harrison Joanne Hartnett Sonya Henderson Tiffany Hendrex Stephanie Henkle Yvonne Henry Joan Heselpoth William Higdon Seniors lO7