Klein High School - Bearkat Yearbook (Klein, TX)

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58 O I as A V Flute players rigidly stand at attention while waiting for further instructions. Photo .by Jen Newton. ..,...,..nnn- 'l Flags, Band The Band and Flags stamped out another successful year. alftime used to be a time to take a quick run to the snack bar. But the band and flags kept the crowd glued to their seats this year. You have to have a lot of discipline and a good attitude, says senior rifle captain, Katie Malavase. The group stood up to 50 other bands in October at the l.llL Con- test, where Klein's representatives displayed their overwhelming wave of spirit. ln order to raise money for new equipment, the flags combed the school in search of prospective buyers of MSM's. f . gy-. 'Q' 0 uf' H8246-I if Drum major Zach Sepesi keeps his fellow drummers in line. Photo by Tom Chambliss. Band Flags 215

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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

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Orchestra, Choir We all work as a team with enthusiasm, says Charlotte Day. lt's hard work but a lot of fun. s proud parents sat in the au- dience bragging about their son or daughter perched up on stage, orchestra and choir members psyched themselves for the concert they were about to give. Every morning orchestra students devoted first period to W 'A . ...ZF v .l 216 OrchestrafChoir prepare for the seven perfor- mances spread between November and May. lt took unimaginable hours of practicing with advisor, Robin Biesrschenk, to work the sour notes out of the three-day-musical. As the day continued, it was the choir's turn to smooth out the rough edges of their performance. The combination of choirs took their talent to many contests as well as five appearances in the auditorium. 3 , 2 Chris Ebbeler and Sharon Christian practice on classical selec tions. Photo by Tom Chambliss