Klein High School - Bearkat Yearbook (Klein, TX)

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Bearchat Chat Staff had a burning desire to work, stated Sheila Alexander. eadline. Ask any Bearchat staffer what it is and they would say it is the most dreaded word in the English language. Everyday, these journalists' lives depended on meeting their deadline. Somewhere between fourth period and seemingly endless hours of after school writing and organizing, eight quali- ty issues were cranked out on time. I was really confused at first, stated Features Editor Sherise Dorf, but as the year progressed I was still confused, just having more fun being that way. Adviser Sheila Alexander motivated the almost totally new staff with her pep talks. Alexander managed to keep fresh minds ac:- tive, whether creativity was flow- ing or clumps of hair were pulled out in frustration. mglvm it ,QQ I V .E ' ' s r .,,.....- Th e B i zigil V f aa I ff-2 I J 1 W, ,Wf Wa' . ,W f wl ypjg . ,.,,,.. 7, :f7:L,,Lm! . ,,, k V ,V V V. G V J H -' - ' , mmWfHf,',J3r4Xez'-it? , .A . .,,.. , . eatures Editor Sherlse Dorf types the final copy of her article. On distribution day, students could be seen reading the paper photo by Pagqal Vllllger all over campus. Photo by Blaine Baker. Bearchat 213

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212 Bearchat if J A Nancy Catmull and Chrlstme Juhng look for ways to beef up the paper Photo by Blame Baker Advrsor Sheila Alexander crops photographs for Bearehat Image page Photo by Pascal Vllllger 1 'fplkffzif 5 ' 5 V -f1j2QfYltLI5Y3w J

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214 Band, Flags Mlm. Band played an important part in building spirit at pep rallies. Photo by Jen Newton. Debbie Kirsch concentrates to do her best while performing a flag routine. Photo by Jen Newton. ' 4 L, '4 E