Klein High School - Bearkat Yearbook (Klein, TX)

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Roaring for More ired up for football action, the thirty-six members of the sophomore football team labored and fought for a fulfilling season. We are a better team than what our record indicates, we had a lot of frustra- tions, replied Jim Pool, one of the sophomore coaches. Although the team had a 1-7-2 record, with Cy-Fair being the toughest opponent, the team gained experience in order to play on the varsity football team in the future. Both the defense and the offense patiently increased their skills and learned the fundamentals of the program. l-L,-. l:-A,,,, r .1 rf- . J 1 -- ,..,,, 7, ' 2' .7 - nj 1 . -----' f I , v v A .. ...,, ..,s.,.., ,,... ' Q... av' - Q' ji. ,, 1 if N- nf A 464 ,Wir , ,EJ .S 1 V , - at - , iq-z-fi '1 -- - , if 4 ' Avy? - '- -I -' 7. in -r rf Q , Q l l ,,.. N .L 5 1 Y I Blaine Mounger shows enthusiasm as Bearkat , , Struggling for yardage, an offensive runnih defense I'eCOVel'S 5 fumble. Photo by Jen I -back aggfeggively pushes onward. Photo by Je Newton. -' Wlffewton. ,,,s fl -f .tf 9 'I r .31 ' f . 4 g M, V' . .. f r r , - --., s if 5, F' it 1- n f .gig ,S .. , , . f if 1 Vtrl ' Q! ' f f if 'ind 1 -I ' -' i .-t I -' ' 5 ' 25 ' - ' . h , Q ,ns Lk Q , A A Q, A, we J Y , V., - -, f 6 Z a ,.f,. V- g ,V K A '..4 3.1 W .4 gil' i - 1. is ,, Y A-'- Q' V Y . A . A V M. , , , s- '-'l -1,-5 Q- ,. tl 'E . 1, 1 . -as . . its l ll tt: .s , 2 1 - E if ' f W ' 'f V' 5 V-., 1 ' 1 1 ' Q Y - 1 L i L' 1' W H 1,4 y E 1 v iq , ' J Q -fi ' -I if xb ' Q K V lg ' D ' I . . , J, an - I ' is A ' ,V 4 ' - l S 'L L A ' I f . , I '51 , -ff 1 ' --me fl' -2 if K' W , l , , 7 . .. . no 1 c ' if 4 A'-fl to os ci t f V4 'l J A w .IQ ' - K 1' if X . , .. e Kg X ' qi .gn , , . ,Q V -1.-1 .gp 1 . -f , .' . l . s I V ! ,V 3,1 Q w L ' X , ' , . - 6 W a it t .1.:.,..4+c Q' , t1.'f f -t M , Q ' -- ' o g -Q - Sb , A L f' g11,,jgg3,gs Q7 ,- . , -' ' fa' 'if' ' , 1 ' N 'uf f' f f' ' 'A Kitt, , , , I 'fi-'-2-jfj-f 'klff.'Q143 V 'I J V ' .XQJ ' X '-11:1 , ,J ' , ..,.. ,,... . ....,, . ,, . ,, .. 1 fl. P - f -Y -5. 1l1f.Lf' liftiiflwi-'QQF5-5:'flf?5f7K,3i3:ii 131.3 64 Sophomore Football The 1984-85 Sophomore football team.

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Set for Victor chieving an honorable record of 18-14, the girls varsity volleyball team challenged many solid teams in the district. Strong talent and in- tense play were two strong points that helped the team succeed. The team placed in several competitions including the LaPorte and the Klein Oak tournaments. Throughout the season the girls played difficult matches against CyFair and other various teams. Each team member contributed greatly against all of the teams with several of the girls receiv- ing high honors at the end of the season. Several goals set by the team were, first and utmost, to win the district, to develop the talent on the team to it's full potential and to play stronger as a unit. Coach Laura Cline commented, We played hard against the strong teams, and we played inconsistently against the weak teams, but overall we had a better than average year. T , Q' i Carefully eyeing the ball, Nancy Polka concen- The 1984 85 girls varsity volleyball team trates intently on the game. Photo by Jen Newton. 66 Varsity Volleyball