Katy High School - Tiger Echo Yearbook (Katy, TX)

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JUNIOR AND SENIOR PLAYS TEENTIME A Comedy in three acts I M3 N by the Senior Class X ' 5 Q- A ' SENIOR PLAY The Senior Class presented a successful production of the play, Teen Time. More than half of the class participated as either actors, prompters, or back- stage hands. Teen Time is a three-act comedy of a teen-age girl with a problem. Her problem includes boy friend difficulties, parent differences, little sister's foolish- ness, plus trying to get a 'teen-age hangout in action. By the reaction of the audience, it was evident that the play was packed with action, excitement, and entertainment. BOOKS AN D C ROO KS A , three act comedy Ig if by the ' Junior Class f JUNIOR PLAY Much hard work was done on the Junior play, not only by the cast, but also by the sponsors, stage managers, make-up, and prompters. The play was made a success by the contributions of these people. Books and Crooks is a comedy about two bank robbers that were hiding out in the school. A real mixeup took place when one of the robbers discovered that he looked exactly like the school principal.

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A MARY WILKINSON The gentle rnmd by gentle deeds rs known orus l 2 A 2 3 4 Spanush 3 4 Hnstoruan 3 Secretary A Ban l 2 3 A Dlstrlct and Regional Band 4 Press Club 3 Jumor Play Outdoor Sports 4 Repor ter 4 Dramatncs Club 4 Volleyball 4 Lettered 4 Natuonal Honor Society A DES WOODS 5,-4-ik ru WW W S id' QNX -F age- x r' Does night only have to do with sleeping FFA 1 2 3 4 Presldent 3 Lone Star Degree 3 Spannsh Club I 2 Treasurer 2 Class Vxce Presudent 2 Shop Hobby Club 2 Secretary 2 Press Club 2 Esquire Club 3 Dramatucs Club 3 4 Presudent 4 Football 3 Lettered 3 Debate Club 4 Debate Team 4 State 4 Photo Club 4

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JUNIOR OFFICERS The Junior class officers have worked hard on promoting the various class proiects. The Junior play, parties, and prom could not have been a success without their support. In the picture above, the officers are shown pinning football ribbons on each other. Every year the Juniors are re- sponsible for selling these ribbons to boost the football spirit. The sponsors are: Miss Gill, Mr. Royston, Mr. Pollard, and Mr. Wise. FAVORITES Favorite Boy JOHN SCOTT WEST Favorite Girl DOROTHY SWOGETINS KY JUNIORS OFFICERS JULIUS GIBBS President MARION WILLIAMS Vice President KATHRYN HENDRY Treasurer DOROTHY SWOGETINSKY Secretary NORMA BAKER Reporter GEORGE MILLER Parliamentarian KENNETH BARTLETT Sergeant-at-Arms nf 'rvQ,,. l '-as ., fF'F '-- Ab.-a... .ni 'K '- 'vii Nh- la QQ 3. X ,, X2 ji , A Pxmbsllh I . tw, rd., ,, E? u I JUNIOR FAVORITES The annual election of class favorites is looked forward to with much enthusiasm at Katy. The favorites are chosen for their outstanding qualities such as: friendliness, faithfulness, truthfulness, and willingness to work on behalf of the class.