Klein High School - Bearkat Yearbook (Klein, TX)

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84 Track Running for Success he crowd sat outside watching a mysterious blue streak across the concrete. ln a tangle of finishing tape, the blue slowed to the recognizable figures of the boys and girls track teams. For the varsity team, the first gun of the season sounded against Mc- Cullough on March 2. Coach Gary Jackson had high hopes for the var- sity runners with many returning players on the starting blocks. Freshman and JV teams started 4. pounding the pavement on February 22 in their opening meet against Humble. Outstanding team members in the areas of sprinting, pole vault, shot- put, disc and the 400-800m. helped keep Klein teams in the running with competitive opponents like Klein Forest and Katy-Taylor. Coach Jackson expressed his ex- citement to start this season, With a lot of hard work, this could be one of the best years for Klein. , 5 V -gli: , - ,EQ ,1. af., X, . ...uw - V ' W ' Track members observe as a teammate demonstrates pole vaulting procedure. Photo by Jen Newton 3 , f 'I . ja! , WM, , f ,- :ff 4412, , 2 5. 4 . 'a. 4 , --ww Giving it her all, Lisa Gantt strives to place in the shot put event. Photo by Jen Newton Sandra Solomon and Jeanne Konicki perfect the all important pass of the baton in the relay. Photo by Jen Newton

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Drilling the Net ailing the season with a suc- cessful start, the girls' varsity soccer team plowed over several teams, receiving second place in the Humble-Kingwood tournament and winning consolation in the Clear Lake tournament. Trying to repeat their third place showing in state two years ago, the young and talented girls' team fought with strong area teams such as Klein Oak and Westfield. Entering district with a positive outlook, in- juries and illness stumped the team in mid-season. Cruising through district with several experienced seniors and many talented younger players, the team achieved a 3-4 record in district. 'Unfortuntely for the girls, our disrict is one of the toughest in the area, with any of the five teams in our district possibly representing this area in state com- petition, replied Coach Laura Cline. The girls will only be losing five seniors and are now building a stronger team for future success, added Cline. Tisha Smith focuses on the ball as she decides on the best area to intercept it for a shot on goal. Photo by Susan Shaeff. Cuddling on the sideline in the cold months of the season produced warm results with the girls. Photo by Jen Newton. Receiving the ball from the back line, Beth Waldron prepares to turn the ball downfield. Photo by Susan Shaeff. 86 Girls Varsity Soccer i at ,Mfg ,iii gif? 'fum 4, 'f if it L in