Klein High School - Bearkat Yearbook (Klein, TX)

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Mr . and Miss KHS Sabrina Smith Steve Thompson abrina Smith, Miss Klein High School, ignited the Bearkat spirit with her motivating cheers and bubbly personality. Smith promoted enthusiasm as a freshman, junior varsity and varsity cheerleader during her years at Klein. In her spare time, Smith enjoyed cheering, going to the beach and being with people. In addition to being Miss Klein High School, Smith was also crowned Homecoming Queen, voted Best Personality and chosen for Whois Who. Steve Thompson, Mr. Klein High School, delivered a winning spirit to the Bearkats with his dedication to athletics. Thompson played football all four years at Klein. Thompson was also involved in soccer, track and basketball. When asked what he enjoyed most about Klein, Thompson replied that he liked the warm feeling that all the students share with each other. Thomp- son also enjoyed sailing, waterskiing and painting in his spare time. 22 M dMs.KHS if

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YW' ug Nr J f., l I l l ff 4 Mitchell Bay and Susan Scobie discuss future plans with their counselor. Photo by Tom Chambliss. Looking for books, Kenneth Goss and Mitchell Bay com- pare research information. Photo by Tom Chambliss. i ,ir s National Merit Semi-Finalists ots. Dots and more dots! What else but the PSAT. Three hours of filling in the dots!', This was one studentas response to taking the ex- am in the fall. For several students, the test was surely a com- petition. Because of their high scores on the PSAT, Susan Scobie, Kenneth Goss, Tim Pfeif- fer, Mitchell Bay and Peter Kust, were declared semi-finalists of the National Merit Scholarship. They were judged on their SAT scores and recom- mendations from school. The PSAT may have been disliked by many, but it paid off for several Bearkats. Peter Kust and Tim Pfeiffer share a humorous comment. Photo by Tom Chambliss. National Merit Semifinalists 281

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Most Likely to Succeed L- at .4-il 'WCM ... ws ww! Sherry Stringfield Stan Gustas S herry Stringfield,s success can be attributed to her active participation and hard work in Klein's Theater Arts. Stringfield's busy schedule in- cluded both speech and drama. She attended speech tournaments where she excelled, advancing to state tournaments in both her sophomore and junior years. Stringfield also won the hearts of all students with each of her acting roles. She participated in the con- test play, received honorable mention for her role and was chosen to be in the All-Star Cast. Football is not the only area in which Stan Gustas excelled. Gustas was a member of the varsity foot- ball team his sophomore, junior, and senior years. He was also a member of the All-District and All- Greater Houston football teams. In addition to football, Gustas was National Honor Society President and Class Treasurer his junior and senior years. His academic awards in- clude the Rennselaer medal for math and science. MoslLikelyloS c d