Klein High School - Bearkat Yearbook (Klein, TX)

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Kristen Moore Eric Morgan Mary Morgan Matt Morgan Darren Morris Darrel Morrison Bill Mould Michelle Mullinax Tim Murray Meera Nandlal Chris Napier Roxanne Nelson Ray Netzel Scott Neuburger Missy Neumaier Dana Newman Bruce Nichols Kris Nickel Jenny Nolan Ken Norris Kelly Northrup Teresa Ohnysty David Okuma Kim Olsen Kathy Orr Brian Ortale Ky Osborn Jeff Osmon Donna Page Mike Page Chrissy Palamountain Mandy Palmer David Paradis Rory Parker Brady Pasemann Joe Patel Ron Patterson Flad Patterson Mark Payne Susan Payne Wendy Pease Otto Pendersen 132 Juniors f . cn? 1 x t ' ' 5 4 , xy t f Q 'K' 5 I zum .A V , ,. ., . . -, if a ff IZ H rm, ' ' , ' V fc ' 45 '7' 1' I fx ' 4 n ' W v . 1 3-2 -'Q 4 fi! .' f Y 1 , I Q--1' V45 ,, , I lx utah' , s fn.. : , f f . i'2 F' 1' . M f , , , ' A J ,, ,. 'Z 1 'VT' ,Z rf , ' , 457 ' Zyl i , vr ffaw w ff ,. i I ,fu 433' X ll Tit ' Lx ' ,Eli ff, if A 2

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Jodie Rewega Brad Rice Barry Richards Lara Richmond Jenise Robbins Dee Robinette Shanan Robinson Tim Robinson Cato Rodriguez Ray Rodriguez David Rowland Pam Rumrey Tanya Rupert David Ryley Claus Rysgaard Equo Sanchez Kathy Sanders Jennifer Sanker Kelly Sargent Ann Saunders Robbie Savacod Eric Schnell Lisa Schnieders Kelly Scholten 134 Juniors . ,- f f 4 , 2 6 , 2 - Z 5 44 3, 5 i . 20 . I, ' LJ gi 4, . ' 7 ,k 7' 4? K5 X,-ff, ' 1 ..zV.., I l Q Kathleen ost students feel at home with the hustle and bustle of the ever growing Klein com- munity. However, junior Kathleen Jones feels that home is a small isolated farm in the coun- try. When l step off the bus, it's like a whole other world, explained Jones. On the farm, her family raises cattle with which she feels close. l love watching them, she said, They each have different personalities. Gearing up for a future medical career, :yay fl , , 6 1-. 7 A ' -V ff Jones is active in the Science Club, Mu Alpha ThetafJETS, Medical Careers Club and the Academic Decathlon. The decathlon is a lot of time and pressure, but the knowledge will help me in the future. Jones is not all work and no play. She en- joys going to the movies, bowling, eating out and cruising. Ml basically try to enjoy myself wherever l might be. Whether actively participating at school or helping at home, Kathleen Jones demonstrates those traits which will enable her to reach her goals in life. .