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N ' oh A ouoofhffo oy Katy High Sohooli Kato Gum Volume 21 OUR FLAGS, A HERITAGE There musT have been someThing more Than common ThaT These men sTruggled for. l am exceedingly anxious ThaT ThaT Thing-ThaT someThing even more Than naTional independence, ThaT someThing ThaT held ouT a greaT promise To all The people of The world To all Time To come-I am exceedingly anxious ThaT This Union, The ConsTiTuTion and The liberTies of The people shall be perpeTuaTed in accordance vviTh The original idea for which ThaT sTruggle was made. Abraham Lincoln From Address aT TrenTon, New Jersey, February 21, 1861 ul' Hvnfeufs W -.Mawr Aem,,f,,f ,Q Wu fi odznif 'f J -5 dill! .I Page fag if ,g I 9 , , ,g ' I 5, s I ,- fr- ,Dedication A 32.4 1' All y' Q - ffzr. for ,4, -' g , School Board WV-- Ani-YA Q - , - F 117 Superintendent ....... -----5 ff f '4 W7' JM? ' MW School Buildings .ee. ..e.-A+ 6 -8 M f ,Qian jp 'A I ' Principals -,,,,.,----- ,,........ 9 M7 aAf7 50Vf' 1:aCU11y ----,--.---- in -!----- 10,12 ,g ,QAM 1 ji? .1 I 1 Cafeteria .....,e,.,.e.....,,... ...,... . 13 jr jay!! AMJ Xfzyw ffdfwo Auxiliary Personnel v,e,...,.....-. ......... I 4 f ' 77 - -, . , is A! 'yd' MTL Zwfffr 1416-Klfpfg iff?-1 9'f,,,,., Senior High School ....... ..v,,... 1 5 ja!! ' fha' fdtffrvg, ,fy ALL, ,iL4,,,VV Valedictorian-Salutatorian ,..,... ,,..,.... 1 6 5644 , . ,. ,, '-'e 'eo s A I - W Honor Roll-Attendance 17 AL' M064 fffbffv LM, , 4, ,5LQf.,, I Seijdls -e ...e-eee.e-------..--.f --'e+--f A 13 E I f Juniors .,A.....,. .,....., 2 7 I f44,7Q,,ZQ1,, 1 , , I 1 J Sophomores ....u .uoo,. - --31 I X v Z ,...,, j,fp41.,,,.Q 10171-CV Freshmen 5 Wucwjfiy '34 fwffd f1f4ff,.f , 9, Akai If Zj!yV4I3ersonaIities ....,u,....,,..... ,.,,.u, - .39 MO! 1 I, I ' Most Beautiful ..... . .... ...... ,uu, . . ---AO fn 'M ' 1' 4631? , fgfiy jfQ,.' 4'-..a.Q1e,,.,fZQ,9MOSt Handsome -... - ----------- -,-,-- - --41 ,J 1 I JNationaI Honor Society .....u. ,A,,..., 4 3 ' C y vUffJf Student Council ......,......... ....,.,,- 4 4 ff, 1 1 Athletics ........,,....,.,,,, ......... 4 5 sf4'fael,,, ef! JL, yin! I Departments ....o .....,.., 5 3 J 1 ff f ,J -f Clubs ,M,,---------,-.----n-u--N------,- ------,,V 7 1 'X , . . . U-f Qgf1,,,, fee! ideyf ,J ACi'V eS --------------e---------e'-e--- ----- - ---77 Q ,ik I My ' A' ' ' J 1 Queen of Golden West ...... ........ . 78 ' ' 55151 IQ 'Lf Aye cpm, 1.1, TZ, fi ,JL Banqueipfom --------------- -------- - 79 V , , f' ' Q5 stack show .,..................... ,...... 8 1-82 ifrf ! fl I ,-I g, If 1 1 Junior High School ..... ........ 8 3 ff' ' ' Jw 1, Eighth Grade ....,....,............... ...,. . 2.84 'N I Y , f -,,,,--if Student Council ................,c.c.... .,,.,. - 289 I. If Honor Roll-Perfect Attendance ..... ...,..... 9 O 0' i gf,a,,,fL,fk!i Seventh Grade ............... .. ....... ....,,,,, 9 1 f- A, I Departments ........ ....,.... 9 5 7149 ,,,,,, ,,J,JAthIetiCS .............. ....... ...... - - - -------1OI f I 23,152 Katy Elementary School ....... .......... 1 O3 To the ADMINISTRATION and FACULTY of all four Q schools for their assistance and cooperation. ' 122 Music .................. ..,,,.. Classes .............,......................,... ....., I O4-121 , The Nutcracker ...... -123 To CMrs.7 VIRGINIA DRANE MCCALLON, fashion . .. editor of The Houston Post, for selecting the beaull' and handsome- Addicks Elementary School ..........,,.. 125 Activities and P.E. .............. ...... - -- ..,.. N124 To MR. R. E. KING for photographic assistance. Principal' Secrelaryf Nurse --------------- ------- I 26 Cafeteria-Auxiliary Personnel ....... ,,,,,,, I 27 To CHADWICK and PROVINE STUDIOS, Houston, Classes for individual pictures. Kindergarten ---. .......... 1 28 Grades 1-6 .... ...... 'I 29-134 To TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY, Dallas, for ' helping make this publication possible. Music .................. ,,,,,-,,, ,135 Activities ,..... - ,,,,,,, -,,--,- I 36 2 Dcdicafim To you, Carole Ann Reeves of Auckland, New Zealand, The firsT foreign exchange sfudent To KaTy-We find ourselves wiTh loss of words To express our grafefulness To you for having come our way Through The American Field Service and The J. D. Woods home . . . You brighfened The halls of KaTy High School with your glowing smiles, Twinkling eyes and stories of your' homeland . . . You lefT us so much by your presence wiTh us for one year . . . You have made a loeTTer infernafional understanding loeTween our counTries by your warmfh and friendliness To fellow sTudenTs, faculfy and communiTy-we dedicate This year's Tiger Echo To you. THE STAFF Schatz! l6'mrd Each picture has the position of the member on the board and his profes- sion in the community. iff M. L. SCOTT, Member. President of South Texas Liquid Fertilizer Corpora- tion. A J MANGUM Member District Operations Superintendent Humble Oil and Refining Company. H. V. CARDIFF, Treasurer. Rice Farmer and Cattleman. fl J. D. WOODS, Vice-President. Rice Farmer and Cattleman. RIGHT: D. E. ELDER, Member. Rice Farmer and Cattleman. hair'- it O. E. RHOADS, President. Plant Fore- man of Humble Oil and Refining Com- pany. VAN SCROGGINS, Secretary. Feed and Farming Supply, and Aeril Agricultural Service. -A.V, ., WAR 'M' M-um. ,MG .WAkqm,fZ,M,,Ww,,,4'V,,NW.A. ,wxv an 'MN ,.v, mm., .,.W.,,L,,M..W4,W,M. . ,, M A K ,Wm Supcriufmdml M95 'HGH EYI,,, ..,,,.. -lwhj WMM , ...W JMX JAMES E. TAYLOR l lr ' .ab Above: High School Below: Elementary School A.. x 3 J tx A , ' s H'-'L1::,,,, , Nm? I ew s:ff kl ff! ' W l Q ll TAL T K... . y -g .3 . 1 1 , f .3 hifi' ., . -X -, an wa, 1 Addicks Elementary School, Gymnasium, Cafeteria 'Qu xv X EK 1 :F'Syx'f. 7 A ,fi K n . Q ' ....... ,..-if-:gg 4 Y uQ,-...i9f-Q4 ' ie i 'N 'K Administration Building 1-15,-3 ,f ,V 2 ' . .f 4,1 K i , i 55 .ii Elementary-Junior-Senior High Cafeteria Music Building ' 1 Another view of the Recreation Building Gymnasium and Auditorium One view of the Recreation Building Track and Football Field JAMES A. HARRIS Kaiy Elemenrary Principal Principals JACK F. RHODES Junior-Senior High School Principal MAURICE WOLFE Addicks Elemeniary Principal Zzczzlfy Cheerleaders from around the world! MRS. S. C. BELL Secretary to Business Office J. E. BOULIGNY Jr. High Language Arts, Speech JOE H. BRIGHT Physical Education, Science, Freshman Basketball, Tennis, Asst. Coach MISS MARY BROOM High School English lll and IV GORDEN BROWN Head Coach, Physical Education MRS. MARCIA COUNTER High School English I and II MISS BOBBIE LEE CUTLER Girls Physical Education, Jr. High, Elemen- tary JAMES K. FEENY High School Mathematics MRS. NORMA R. GAULDEN Jr. High Language Arts, Spanish Eilvulfy Katy and Addicks enioying a Ioint party MRS. A. R. GIPSON Secretary, Katy High School MRS. ROY HAMILTON Shorthand, Typing, Bookkeeping MISS HARRIET R. KETCHUM High School Girls Physical Education ROBERT E. KING Junior High School Mathematics THEODORE LAMMERT High School American History, Government T. H. MCDONALD High School World History, Basketball Coach ROY E. NORTON Band Director, Jr. High Chorus MAPLE POLLARD High School Mechanical Drawing, Shop I, II, Jr. High Mechanical Drawing and Woodwork L. D. ROBINSON Vocational Agriculture ia 932574365 ,. ,fl ,wgi ww- , K '4 .ff 1134 Upper: At the Prom. FRED A. RULAND, JR. Driver Education General Science, High School JEAN E. SCHMALZ Art, Junior and Senior High School alfiliv ,,....xN f.- Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Wilkinson at home in their living room. Mrs. Wilkinson lknown as Miss Harriettj has been Mr. Taylor's secretary for the past 13 yrs. She received her B.Ed. from STC in Worcester, Mass. She has taught school in Mass. and Conn. After coming to Texas, taught in Pattison, Rosenberg and Katy. She also worked in the cotton industry in Pattison. From 1940- 1949 was with Selective Service and served as Selective Service Assistant Co- ordinator and as Clerk of Board 5. Miss Harriett retires this August. Mr. Clark is the school's arboriculturist. L. E. SELF High School Science LUKE SENlOR, JR. Language Arts, Junior High MRS. HOMER D. SHURBET Homemaking l, ll, Ill, High School MlSS BETTY SWOGETINSKY Librarian, High School KENNETH D. WELCH Junior High History Physical Education Junior High Track, Football, and Basketball Coach WILLIAM DON WILLIAMS Algebra l Business Math, High School These are the cooks that prepare meals daily for the Katy student body. Hafeieria Mrs. Lottie DeVal Supervisor Mrs. Johnnie Braun Mrs. Alvin Herzog Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs. Rosa Lee Uloth . Steve Haczynski Ervin Johnson Frank Barton I3 Auyiliary Pcrsauuel John McDonald, Recreation Room, Gym, and Auditorium, Edward Schroe- der, Cafeteria, Elem. Custodian, L. M. Dufner, Gym and Auditorium, Charles lnce, Engineer, Patt Swogetinsky, Buildings and Grounds, Ernest Cla,-ence Wooding Smith, Bus Maintenance. Elementary Custodian Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Finke High School Custodians fr' W1 5411001 - A , ' Doug Gilbert and Becky Cardiff, High School Favorifes for 1961-1962! You lead us Through The Classes-you know The way because you have come That way. Valedicforian Szzluiaiorian BECKY CARDIFF CAROLYN SWOGETINSKY Honor Students ROBERTA CUMMINGS ANN THOMPSON LINDA EDWARDS The above four students presented the Commencement program on the class theme, I I6 WAYNE LANGEHENNIG Would Be True. Heuer 1601! SENIORS Becky Cardiff Roberta Cummings Linda Edwards Jimmy Griffin Anne Highrabedian Pat Klier Wayne Langehennig Beth Metzger Larry Mikeska Carole Reeves Carolyn Svvogetinsky Ann Thompson Kenneth Thompson JUNIOR5 Mike Bacon Helen Brinegar Gary Gostecnik Mary Ann Henderson Karen McDonald Ann Adele Moebes Helen Robichaux SOPHOMORES Margaret Chetham-Strode Julie Cummings Billy Dube Ronnie Lammert Karen Pitts Peggy Sutton Janet Woods FRESHMEN Larry Carlton Jane Drake Mike Fielder Mary Ann Fry Susan Highrabedian Tony Rylander Presley Schoenemann Ronald Scott 1-.l Perfect Attendance Bobby Carroll Perfect attendance for four years in high school. Perfect Attendance for 7961 1962 SENIORS Bobby Carroll Raymond Dollins Walter Golbovv Gillard Kosina Larry Mikeska Lloyd Minze Henry Speckmaier Carole Reeves JUNIORS Johnny Hall Larry Alexander Diane Halbison JBC k.'.3,,M9,0,!,QQLd.J?ft14fi- Maiorie Paben U SOPHOMORES Bob Motheral Johnny Rhodes Linda Baker Julie Cummings Barbara Fisher Clara Hare Karen Pitts FRESHMEN Clyde Grimet Martin Haskett James King Presley Schoenemann Janet Carson Elaine Entrop Lois Groschke Susan Highrabedian Ruth Metzger Seniars CLASS OFFICERS Presidenr ..,S.....SS,SSSS....,S,, Lloyd Minze Vice-President .... Carolyn Swogetinsky Secretary ....,..S,S.... Roberta Cummings Treasurer ................ Raymond Dollins Sgr.-at-Arms SS,.SSS..,,....... Darryl Woods CLASS SPONSORS Mrs. Hamilton Mr. Norton ROOM MOTHERS Mrs. Charles Peck Mrs. Raymond Dollins Mrs. Cecil Goynes Mrs. Wayne Fisher Mrs. Charles Cardiff CLASS FAVORITES Anne Highrabedian Douglas Gilbert I8 DUANE BENTLEY Chorus 1, Girls' Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Outdoor Sports 3, 4, Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, Science Lab 3, Home Room Secretary 2, Princess in Queen of Hearts 4. DOROTHY FAYE BROWN Band 1 2, 3, 4, Outdoor Sports 1, 3, FHA 1, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Girls' Sports 3, 4. REBECCA JOYCE CARDIFF Band 1, 2, Ensemble 1, 2, Spanish Club President 1, 3, Class Secre- tary 1, Reporter 2, Treasurer 3, Thespians, Treasurer 2, Science Club Secretary 2, Thespians Club 1, 2, Chess Club 1, Spanish Club 1, 2, Pep Squad 3, 4, Cheerleader 3, Head 4, College Prep 4, Writers Club 4, Declamation 1, 2, One Act Play, All Star Cast 3, Best Actress District and Regional 4, 1st Typing 3, King of Hearts Orchestra 1, 2, Football Sweetheart 3, High School Favorite 4, Most Friendly 4, Most Courteous 4, Most Likely to Succeed 4, Senior Class Favorite 4, Valedictorian 4. ROBERT PAUL CARROLL Football 1, Basketball 1, First Year Ag. President 3, Outdoor Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, Open Forum 1, 2, College Prep 4, Library Club 2, Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. FFA Leadership 3, 3rd Secretary FFA 4. DOROTHY ELLEN CLAPP Band 1, Photo Club Vice-President 1, Business Manager Annual Staff 4, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Outdoor Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, College Prep 4, Girls' Sports 3, 4. RAYMON THOMAS CRAY, JR. Band 1, 2, Track 2, 4, Home Room Vice-President 4, Science Club 1, 2, 3, Library 1, Outdoor Sports 1, Thespians 2, Spanish Club 2, Number Sense 3, 4, Math Seminar 3, 4, Slide Rule 4, Esquire Club 3, 4, Honorable Mention in Science Fair 1. ROBERTA KAY CUMMINGS Volleyball Manager 1, Football Sweetheart 4, Class Secretary 2, 4, FHA 1, 2, 3, Chorus 1, Girls' Sports 1, 2, 3, Outdoor Sports 2, 3, Writers Club 4, College Prep 4, Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 2, Head 3, 4, One Act Play 2, Poetry Reading 3, Assistant Editor of Annual Staff 2, Queen of Hearts 1, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Class Favorite 2, Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow 4, Honor Student 4. MARTIN LOUIS DlVlN Outdoor Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. 19 KATHRYNE ELLEN FOSTER Columbus High School I, Spanish Club 2, Treasurer 3, Chorus 4, Ready Writing 3, Annual Staff 2, Pep Squad 2, 3, Secretary 4, Writ- ers Club 4, Home Room Secretary 4- DOUGLAS MAURICE GILBERT Football Capt. I, 2, 4, Lettered I, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, Basketball li Class Sergeant of Arms I, 2, Outdoor Sports I, 2, Boys' Athletics 2, 3, 4, FFA I, 2, Farm Quiz I, Student Council 'I, Science Club 3, Esquire Club 3, 4, Chorus 4, King of Hearts 2, 3, High School Favorite 3, 4, Most Courteous 3, 4, Most Friendly 3, 4, Class Favorite 4. WALTER LEE GOLBOW Football Lettered I, Track Lettered I, Basketball I, Outdoor Sports Club 3, 4, Perfect Attendance i, FFA I, 2, 3, 4, Leadership Contest I, 2, 3, Jr. Farm Skill 2nd Dist., 7th Area I, Sr. Farm Skill 2nd Dist., 6th Area 2, Sr. Farm Skill 2nd Dist., 4th Area 3. GERALD RAY GOYN ES Football Lettered i, 2, 3, 4, Track I, Lettered 2, 3, Basketball Let- tered I, 3, 4, Sergeant at Arms 3, Outdoor Sports l, 3, 4, Science Club i, 2, 3, Adv. Science 4, Boys' Athletics i, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, Esquire Club 3, 4, Colonel in Queen ot Hearts I, King 4, College Prep 4. 20 JOSEPH RAYMOND DOLLINS, JR. Band i,,2, 3, 4, Solo 1, Basketball I, Esquire Club 3, President 4, Home Room President 3, Class Treasurer 4, Outdoor Sports I, 2, 3, Science Club 3, FFA I, 2, 3, 4, Leadership Contest I, 2, 3, Jr. Farm Skill 2nd District I, Senior Farm Skill 2nd Dist. 2, 3, Meat Judging 4, Livestock Judging 3rd in State 4, Lone Star Farmer Degree 4, FHA Beau 4. LINDA KAY EDWARDS Hulbert High School, Hulbert, Oklahoma 'I, Pep Squad 2, 4, Class Reporter 3, Ready Writing 3, FHA 2, 3, 4, Press Club 4, FTA 4, College Prep 4, 3rd in Dist. Shorthand 4, Honor Student. JANICE KAYE ENTROP Band i, 2, 3, 4, Solo 2nd I, Quartet ist I, Science Club I, 2, Chorus 'I, 2, Spanish 2, 3, Outdoor Sports 2, 3, College Prep 4, Press Club, News Editor 4, 2nd Place Science Fair I, Queen of Hearts Orchestra 2, 3, 4. RALPH WARREN FISHER Outdoor Sports I, 2, Treasurer 3, Vice-Pres. 4, Library Club Vice- Pres. 3, Cabellero Parliamentarian 3, Esquire Club Parliamentarian 4, Writers Club 4, Poetry Reading 3, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Reporter 'I, Par- liamentarian 2, President 3, Pres. of Sh. Chapter Conducting 3, 'Ist Greenhand Quiz Dist. I, 3rd in Area 'I, Tst in Sr. Chapter Conduct- ing, 6th in Area 2, Ist Place High Individual Score in State Livestock Judging, 3rd Place Team CStateJ, 3rd in Area 3, Reserve Single Capon, Reserve Trio Capons, Reserve Lightweight Pig in Katy Show 3, Lone Star Farmer Degree 4, Meats Judging Team 4, FHA Beau 4. JAMES EDWARD GRIFFIN Band I, 2, 3, Ist Solo and Ensemble I, Solo and Ensemble 27 Tennis 47 Track 2, 37 Home Room Vice-President 37 Science Club I, 27 Outdoor Sports I, 3, 47 Thespian Club I, 27 Slide Rule 27 Spanish Club 37 Cabelleros 37 Esquire Club 47 College Prep 47 Won Dist. in One Act Play 3, 3rd Best Actor7 Queen of Hearts Cast 1, 2, 37 Perfect Attendance 37 Year Honor Roll 3. BOB ROGERS GRISHAM Outdoor Sports I, 3, Aj FFA I, 2, 47 Track I7 Basketball I. GLENN LEMAR HEATHCOCK Library Club Reporter 27 Spanish Club 2, 37 Outdoor Sports 2, 3, 47 Library Club 2, 3. TWYLLI KATHLEEN HEWITT FHA I, 2, 37 Pep Squad I7 Girls' Sports 3. QAM rs ANNE HIGH RABEDIAN Band I, 2, 3, Student Director 47 Solo 1, Ist Ensemble 37 Class President 17 Spanish Club Secretary 'I, 2, President 37 Class Secre- tary 37 Thespians I, Secretary 2j Science Club7 Chorus I7 College Prep 47 Poetry Club, Pres. 47 Debate I, 2, Placed 3rd I, State 37 Extemporaneous Speech I7 Tennis I, 2, 3, 4, Lettered I, 2, 3, 2nd Regional 2, Ist Dist. 37 Student Council 2, Vice-Pres. 47 School Play 17 Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 47 Queen of Hearts Cast 1, Princess 2, Queen 47 Most Beautiful 27 Class Favorite 3, 47 National Society 3, 47 DAR Award 4. ANICE MARZANN HILLHOUSE RIVERSIDE HIGH SCHOOL, SARASOTA, FLORIDA7 FHA 2, 3, 47 Science Club 27 Press Club 3, Art Editor 47 Girls' Sports 3, 47 College Prep 47 Future Secretary of America 47 Queen of Hearts Cast 27 Annual Staff Art Editor and Librarian 4. JACK CARL JACKSON Tennis 47 Outdoor Sports I, 2, 37 Chorus 'I7 Science Club 27 Slide Rule 37 Extemp. Speech 2nd Place 3, 47 Track 4. LARRY DEAN J I N KS Football Lettered I7 Track 17 Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Lettered 2, 37 Tennis 1, 2, 3, Lettered 1, 3, Ist Dist. Boys' Doubles I, Ist Dist. Boys' Singles 37 Boys' Athletics I7 Outdoor Sports 'l, 3, 47 Science Club 27 Spanish Club 2, 37 Slide Rule 2, 3, 47 Esquire Club 3, 47 College Prep 47 Honor Roll I7 Queen of Hearts 3. 2I WAYNE LEE LANGEHENNIG Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball, Lettered 1, Home Room Vice-Pres. 1, Pres. 2, Esquire Club 3, 4, Chorus 4, Slide Rule 4, Number Sense 4, One Act Play 3, Band Sextet 4, Student Council Rep. 3, Honor Roll 1, 2, 4, General Science Project 3rd, 1, Duke in Queen of Hearts 2, Science Club 1, 2, 3, Reporter 2, Honor Student 4. ARLAND RAY MANGUM, JR. Library Club 1, 2, Outdoor Sports 1, 3, Slide Rule 2, Esquire Club 3, 4, Tiger Chat 4. BETH ELLEN METZGER Band 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Spelling 2nd 1, 2, 3rd 3, Chorus 1, Pianist 2, Outdoor Sports 4, College Prep 4. LARRY WAYNE MIKESKA Band 1, 2, 3, Home Room Vice-Pres. 1, Pres. 4, Outdoor Sports 1, 2, 3, Science Club 1, 2, 3, Esquire Club 3, 4, Chorus 4, Press Club 4, Tennis 1, Honor Roll 1, Queen of Hearts 2, 3. 2 JACKIE DON JOHNSON Football 1, Lettered 1, Basketball 1, Track 1, Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4, College Prep 4, Esquire Club 3, 4, Outdoor Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, Ready Writing 2, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Lone Star Degree, Chapter Conducting 1, 2, 3, State Judging Dairy Team 2, 3, Champion Market Calf. GABRIEL GLEN JORDEN Outdoor Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, FFA 1, 2, 3. PATRICIA ANN KLIER FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 3, Recording Secretary 4, Outdoor Sports 2, 3, Press Club 3, 4, College Prep 4, Future Secretaries 4, Writers Club 4, Chorus 1, Princess in Queen of Hearts 4. GILLARD RAY KOSINA Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Solo 1, Ensemble 4, Home Room Secretary 1, Chorus 1, Outdoor Sports 2, 3, Science Club 2, Esquire 3, 4, Press Club 4, College Prep 4, Honor Roll 1, Queen of Hearts 2, Queen of Hearts Band 3. LLOYD DALE MINZE Football l, Lettered i, Track i, Lettered l, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Lettered l, Home Room Vice-Pres. 2, Pres. 3, Class Pres. 4, Outdoor Sports l, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4, Boys' Athletics i, 2, 3, 4, Science Club 2, College Prep 4, Esquire Club 3, 4, Reporter 3, Secretary 4, FFA i, 2, 3, 4, Leadership lst in Dist., 5th in Area 'l, Leadership ist in Dist., 6th in Area 2, Leadership ist in Dist., 2nd in Area 4, Judging 3, 4, Reserve Champion Calf and Lamb l, Champion Lamb 2, Reserve Champion Fryers 3. EMMA LOU MYERS Pep Squad l, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 3, Treasurer 4, Outdoor Sports 'l, 2, 3, FHA 2, 3, 4, Girls' Sports 2, 3, 4, Sec. 4, Chorus 4. CLYDE RALPH MYERS Football T, 2, 3, 4, Lettered i, 4, Reserve Lettered 2, Track l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, Outdoor Sports 'l, 2, Esquire Club 3, 4, Science Lab. 3, Tornadoes 3, 4, Sec. 4, FFA l, 2, 3, Grand Champion Pig 3, ist in Dist., 5th in Area FFA Contest i. LARRY DEAN NEWMAN Football l, 2, 3, 4, lettered l, 2, 3, 4, All Dist. 3, 4, Track 'l, 2, Lettered i, 2, Basketball i, 2, 3, 4, Lettered i, 4, Home Room Pres. l, 4, Outdoor Sports l, Science Club 'l, Athletic Club I, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, Esquire Club 3, 4, Sec. 4, College Prep 4, Tiger Club 3, 4, Pres. 4. LOIS NICHOLS MATSKE Volleyball l, Manager 3, 4, Chorus 1, FHA l, 2, 3, 4, Pep Squad T, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Sports 2, 3, 4. GABRIEL O'CON FHA I, 2, 3, 4, Outdoor Sports I, 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM ANDERSON OWEN SOUTH PARK HIGH SCHOOL, CORPUS CHRISTI, KATY: Football 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Boys' Athletics 3, 4, Chorus 3, 4. ALFRED LEE PECK Football i, 2, 3, 4, Lettered l, 3, 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 'l, Outdoor Sports T, 2, Tornadoes 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 4, Esquire Club 3, 4, FFA i, 2, 3, 4, 'lst in Dist., 5th in Area in Greenhand Chapter Farm Skills l, 2nd in Dist. and 6th in Area in Farm Skills 2, 3. 23 JIANE ANNA SCHMIDT Science Club 2, FHA 2, 4, Outdoor Sports 3, 4, Chorus 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, Girls' Sports 3. HENRY LOUIS SPECKMAIER Outdoor Sports I, 2, 3, 4, FFA I, 2, 3, 4, Chapter Conducting Con- test, Ist in Dist., 3rd Area I, Perfect Attendance. WILLIAM ROBERT STATON Football I, 3, Lettered I, Track I, 3, Lettered I, Outdoor Sports I, Class Pres. 2, Vice-Pres. 3, Caballero Club Pres. 3, Esquire Club Vice- Pres. 4, Student Council Pres. 4, Boys' Athletics 3, FFA I, 2, 3, 4, Greenhand FFA Pres. I, Dist. Secretary, Chapter Vice-Pres. 3, Area Ill Secretary, Dist. II Pres. 4. DARREL EUGENE SUTTON SOUTH HOUSTON SENIOR HIGH, Track Lettered 3, 4, OutdOOr SpOrts 3, Science Club 3, Slide Rule 4, Chorus 4. 24 JOHN CHARLES RAMSEY Football Manager 3, Track 3, Basketball 2, Sports Editor of Tiger Chat 4, Outdoor Sports I, Photo Club I, Open Forum If SCIEFICQ Club I, 2, Boys' Athletics 3, Thespians 3, Esquire Club 3, 4, Press Club 4, Chorus 4, Best Supporting Actor in Region Play 2? Qlfeen of Hearts Cast 3. CAROLE ANN REEVES EPSOM GIRLS' GRAMMAR SCHOOL, AUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND I, 2, 3, Pep Squad Pres. 4, FHA Christmas Angel 4, Girls' Sports 4, Outdoor Sports 4, Girl of the Year 4. BARBARA JEAN ROTHER Band I, Ist in Solo, Volleyball 3, 4, Lettered 4, Photo Club I, Sec- retary, Treasurer, Reporter, Outdoor Sports I, 2, 3, 4, FHA 2, 3, 4, Parliamentarian 4, Girls' Sports 3, 4, Honorable Mention for Biology Proiect 2. KAREN ANNE RULEY Spanish Club I, 2, Outdoor Sports I, Pep Squad 2, FTA 2, Number Sense 2, Library Club 2, 3, Vice-Pres. 3. CAROLYN LOUISE SWOGETINSKY Band 1, 2, FTA 1, 2, 3, 4, Reporter 1, Vice-Pres. 2, Sec. 3 1, 2, 3, 4, Corresponding Sec., 1st Vice-Pres. 3, Local and Dist Pres. 4, Class Reporter 1, Vice-Pres. 4, Pep Squad Reporter 3, College Prep 4, Writers Club 4, Debate 1, 3, lst in Dist., lst in Regional, lst in State, 3, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Student Council Rep. 1, Salutatorian 4. DOLORES AN N THOMPSON Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Solo and Ensemble, Solo 3rd, Quarter lst 1, En- semble lst, 2, Ensemble 2nd, 3, Volleyball 1, 2, 4, Lettered 4, Class Treasurer 1, Press Club.1, 2, 3, 4, Business Manager 2, Sports Editor 3, Editor-in-Chief 4, Girls' Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Pres. 4, FTA 1, 4, Number Sense 1, 2, Science Club 2, College Prep 4, Interscholastic Typing 4th, 3, Honor Roll 1, 3, Tennis 1, 2, 3, Let- tered 2, 3, Tennis Doubles lst in Dist. 2, 3, Regional 2nd 2, 3rd 3, Honor Student. KENNETH FRED THOMPSON Football 1, Lettered 1, Track 1, 2, 3, Lettered 1, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Lettered 1, Class President 3, Class Vice-Pres. 2, Homeroom Sec. I, Outdoor Sports 1, Science Club 1, Vice-Pres. 2, Advance Science 4, Spanish 1, 2, Slide Rule 3, 4, Number Sense 3, 4th in Debate 1, 2nd in Dist. in Slide Rule 3, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Most Likely to Succeed 4. ALICE LAVERN THREADGILL Volleyball 3, 4, Lettered 4, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Outdoor Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Sports 3, 4, Honorable Mention for Biology Project 2, Won Art Key for Print 3. LARRY DEAN WARREN Football 1, Lettered 1, Outdoor Sports 1, 2, 3, Library Club 2, Vice- Pres. 2, Esquire Club 3, 4, Press Club 4. PEGGY LOU WEST Band 1, 2, FHA 1, 2, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, Girls' Sports 3, 4, Extemp. Speech 4, Outdoor Sports 1, Annual Staff 4, Sec. 4. CLAUDE PHILIP WIEDOWER JANE LONG JUNIOR HIGH l, BELLAIRE HIGH SCHOOL 2, Outdoor Sports 3, 4, Queen of Hearts 4. SHARON ANN WILSON Band 2, 3, 4, Outdoor Sports 1, FHA 1, 2, 3rd Place in Science Fair 2, Press Club Business Editor 3, News Editor 4, Chorus 3, 4, Sec. 3, Girls' Sports 3, College Prep 4, Best Supporting Actress 3. DARRYL KENNETH WOODS door Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 3, Vice-Pres. of Class 1, Sci- ence Club 1, 2, Slide Rule 2, FTA 3, 4, Quiz Team lst Place Dist. 3, Sentinel 4. Home Room Pres. 1, 2, Out- 25 Q ,,...,..-,..l......, I DOROTHY BROWN LLOYD MINIE PRESIDENT CARQLYN SWYXQETINSKY VKE-PRESSDENT RAYMDND DOLUNS TREASURE sv. W HIGH SCHOOL 0,ff962 DARRYL WOODS SEKBEAHTAT-ARMS MVIHIK 89:53, seam CARDWF BUBBY CARROLL DOROTHY CLIXPP RAYMDN CRAY MARVIN DSVIN G! LBERT WALT ER GOLBOW JERRY GOYNES JIMMY GRIFPCN f X S Q our V wat I Q W - ' s , 3 ' may I 1 1 I ,- - I 5 ff z 1 1 uNOA KAY JANICE ENTROP RALPH FKSHER KAY FOSTER ,,--., Y ,,,M,-L ' i 5 1 l J ' I . . 1 ANNE HSGHRABEDIAN BOB GRXSNAM GLENN HEATHCOCK ANECE x 1 JAC K JACKSON LARRY JI NKS JACKZE JOHNSON GLEN JORDEN 1 4 E 5 3 5 4 z 3 Pmmcm mea YWY LL! HEWITT GILLAFLD KOSINA WAYNE LANGEHENNIG JAY MANGUM LARRY MIKESKA BETH METZGER EMMA LOU MYERS RALPH MYERS i LARRY NEWMAN i v W LOIS NICHOLS GABRIEL O'CON KAREN RULEY JANE SCHMX DT NENRY SPECKM-MER BILL OWEN ALFRED LEE PECK J- C., RAMSEY CAROLE ANNE REEVES BARBARA RGYHER. V' 7 J H M HL HL - H 5 l BILLY BOB STATON DARRE L ANN nsrmzru 'mowsou Ames mv.:Aor,au. many PEGGY LOU SHARON , ..-MQ K. i i I mv fn? si? 'rr l A 3 t Left To righh Ann Adele Moebes, parliamentariang Sharon Youngblood, treasurer, Qin bedj Charles Anderson, presidenrg James Watson, vice-presidenig Beverlye Jor- dan, secretaryg Mariorie Paben, reporrerg Billy Schlortman, sgT-at-arms. CLASS SPONSORS Mr. Feeny Miss Swogetinsky Mrs. Shurbet Mr. Schmalz Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs. ROOM MOTHERS V. J. Youngblood H. O. Anderson James Griffin Melvin Jordan junirfrs CLASS OFFICERS CLASS FAVORITES Ginger Bone James Watson Eight lovely Junior girls compose an octet dur- ing the Christmas season. Larry Alexander Charles Anderson Mike Bacon Ginger Bone Helen Brinegar Charles Cooper Janice Cox Carol Dixon Donald Elder Nelson Fiebig Felipe Garza Jerry Gipson Gary Gostecnik Danny Griffin Bliss Grimef Diane Halbison Johnny Hall Sondra Haskeff Linda Heaihcock Mary Ann Henderson Jack Ince Roy Johnson Beverlye Jordan Marilyn Leggett Alfred Lentz Milo Marks Suzanne Marks , 5hG1LY.M...aT his. Grady McBurnet're Ka ren McDonald Ann Adele Moebes Connie Moebes Jackie Monigold Donna Morgan Monecia Northam Margie Raben James Pattison Betty Pruitt James Ray Orval Rhoads Helen Robichaux Gere Ross Jimmy Ross Othel Sanford Bill Schlottman Jimmy Shipman Mary Smith Pete Thomas Mary Vaughan Linda Walding James Watson Joan Woods Sharon Youngblood Clara Zarsky Svphvmvres CLASS OFFICERS President ..,S Greg Longenbaugh Vice-President .....ee..... Bob Bacon Secretary .e..eeee, Barbara Fisher Treasurer ,,,eeee. Julie Cummings Parliamenfarian ,,,,,,,.., Billy Dube Reporter .,,,..... .. ...... Janet Woods Sgr.-ar-Arms ....,,aaa, Roy Wygrys CLASS SPONSORS Mr. Self Mr. Brown ROOM MOTHERS Mrs. Selwyn Bacon Mrs. M. N. Newman Mrs. W. F. Thurman Mrs. Gordon Fussell CLASS FAVORITES Donnie Gibbs Julie Cummings D ' Glgb d his C0 me Quang-1 effot-ming Susan Highbrabedian, Elizabeth Elkins fsang The Yellow Rose of Texas at the onnie 1 s an y p J at fhe Queen gf the Golden West, Queen of the Golden West D and Judy Beckendortf at the reception punch bowl. Billy Aldrich Bob Bacon Linda Baker Judy Beckendorff Marilyn Beckendorff Kathy Cameron William Cardiff Margaret Chetham-Strode Julie Cummings Robert Doss Billy Dube Elizabeth Elkins Joe Findley Barbara Fisher Barbara Fulkerson Marsha Fussell Donnie Gibbs Dennis Gorden Jo Carroll Goynes Cathy Grady Lorance Gresak Dubb Hewitt Chester Hill Eugenia Hulsey Barbara Kristof Ronnie Lammert Gwynn Linihan Lynn Linihan Greg Longenbaugh Linda Loft Linda Martin Bob Motheral Linda Kay Myers Mike Newman Cyril Orsak Bobby Phillips Karen PiTTs Brack Potter Maxine Ray Johnnie Rhodes Karen Robertson Rose Rother Royce Short Ronnie Stewart Peggy SU1'Ton Carolyn Thomas Don Thurman Sherry Voighi Hyman Wersi Roberr Whifenack Janet Woods Roy Wygrys CLASS OFFICERS Qreshmcu Left to right: Susan Highrabedian, vice-president, Mike Fielder, treasurer, Connie Rogas, secretary, Presly Schonemann, president, Jane Drake, reporter, Charles Cardiff, sgt-at-arms. CLASS SPONSORS Mrs. Counter Mr. Williams Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs. Mrs. ROOM MOTHERS Andrew Highrabedian Leonard Steffens H. M. Whitson H. J. DeVillier Harry Brown CLASS FAVORITES Jane Drake Stanley Thompson Freshm-an initiations . . . 10 , , . Senior honors . . . Enoch Anderson Saundra Bacheler Cliftord Barker Keith Barker Carlton Baucum Truett Be-ll George Bills Linda Brown Naveline Bruney Shirley Burke Charles Ca rcliff Larry Carlton Tommy Carroll Janet Carson Elaine DeVillier Jane Drake Mary Ann Ehler Elaine Entrop Barbara Fiebig Mike Fielder Kaye Foster Mary Ann Fry Charles Goynes Lois Groschke Clyde Grimef Lucy Guzman Clara Hare Charles Harlan Marhn Haskefl Robin Henderson Susan Hnghrabedlan Larry Johnson Roy Kaase Barbara Kaminskr James Kung Ray Mangum Jon E Marks Ruth Metzger Linda Johnson George Monigold David Minze Greg Murray Margaret Norville Robert Olson Vicki Page Beverlye Polan Ann Potter LeRoy Ramsey Howard Ray Connie Rogas Tony Rylander Presley Schonemann Ronald Scott Joy Shafer Dale Smith Danny Spence David Spence Danny Stanwood Phil Steffens Jack Tamplin Stanley Thompson Karen Whitson Joe Zubik Zferszfmzlifics This is you! The girl of Katy High School-the boy of Katy High School. As you have passed through these halls you have smiled, laughed, called a name, heard your own called, Talked of assignments, made dates, learned that there is more to learn, you watched and were watched for good looks or beauty, and let your personality sparkle as bright as you could. Mast Keaufzful ,Mast Lfikcq I to Succccd BECKY CARDIFF KENNETH THOMPSON ,4ll,4r0uf1d Girl Kay ANNE HIGHRABEDIAN RAYMOND DOLLINS D.,4.l6. Award ANNE H IGH RABEDIAN .M0st,4tl1lefic Girl Hay ANN THOMPSON LARRY NEWMAN ,Most Gaurtwus and I ,Mast .Wiendly BECKY CARDIFF and DOUG GILBERT ,Natiamzl ffrfrmr Society i BECKY CARDIFF ROBERTA CUMMINGS Senior Senior I 11' TTT' ff PATRICIA KLIER Senior LINDA EDWARDS Senior NATIONAL Character xx 5 Scholarship Z X Leadership Service L. HONOR SOCIETY S 'f F C 1, 1 V 1 7 ., S W W QS GARY GOSTECNIK ANNE HIGHRADEDIAN Junior Senior ANN THOMPSON Senior CAROLYN SWOGETINSKY Senior fudmf Kvumfil A 7, I ., Ni 2 K l..L 532 it 1' tvs s f -.Jil 1 ,pa -1 WM xt STANDING, from left to right are: Martin Haskett, representative from home room Gy Dale Minze, rep- resentative from home room H, Anne Highrabedian, vice-president, representative from home room Ap Marsha Fussell, representative from home room Fi Donnie Gibbs, representative from home room Ei ,Sherry Mathis, representahve gpm h9Q'1,e,,roomXQ5, Raymond Dcllins, chaplain, representative from home room-'B-fm lTStion7 Qgideif SEATED: Beverlye Jordan, secretary, and Mr. Rhodes, advisor. flfhlvfics As The flames and sparks go higher and higher, The shouting chant rhythms louder and louder of The exciTed crowd. JusT in back of The eye of The camera is The band, The fans, and all The hands gaThered for a real rally with RoberTa, Marsha, Becky and Duane. the Tiger Team were Douglas for Co-Captains O Navasota 24-2-28 Katy ..,,.,, 2 l ball Tom Katy .... , aa,,v 26 shared the l'S Tige The an Gilbert and Larry Newm O Grange 8 La y v..- ...a. aa.aa 2 Kat O aly ...., - , 4 Se A ,..,, l Katy .,,.,, UI D .Q E 2 o U as .C 4- .c E GJ T- I mpionship ct Co-Cha tri 52 D TN 2 E 'a m 'O ,- i t i i I i i v u I i r A 4- fD M O . . . . . l c fU L an .c '01 3 1l o Y 5 fu 54 and Al- Larry Newman, Gilbert, Doug Cardinals. 26 S --- 24, bu olum C ,- ,a.,,, 24 y ,,,, Kat 20 Waller ....a - ....a G Katy aa.... ...... I 6 OT- Fo All-District the I to F1 S9 cho Fe We ck ed Pe tr 3 . aa.. 1 mble HU ty ...... - ,,..., 22 Ka O hns .a.. G, Jo St. Katyaaa, ..aa 1 4 and Mike Roy Wygrys, Goynes, Jerry Team. ba ntion. rable Me HO ved Ho recei an Wm Ne rfofluzll Kaaflzing Stay GORDON BROWN HOWARD MCDONALD KENNETH WELCH JOE BRIGHT Head Coach B6Sl49fbBll Jr. High Line and Tennis Football Football W , , FOOTBALL SWEETHEART Roberta Cummings, Cheerleader for four years, was chosen Football Sweetheart. Kay Mangum, Football Manager, presented Roberta the bouquet of red carnations. flzyh Selma Khecrlczzders and Psp Squad Roberta Cummingsg Marsha Fussell: Becky Cardiff, head cheerleaderf Duane Bentley. PEP SQUAD President ,,........A,.. ,..,,. ...,,,,, C a rol Reeves Vice-President ,,,,.. .,., H elen Brlnegar Secretary ..,........ ,,,,,,,,,,.,,,, K ay Foster Treasurer ........,.. ..,,..,... ,,.... E m ma Lou Myers Reporter ..,... e ,...... ,Y ,....., ,,.... K aren McDonald Sponsor .,.,... ,.... H arriet Ketchum A and B TEAMS Katy tied for third in District 21-AA with a win-loss record of 'IZ to 10. They also finished runner-up in the Katy Tournament. The following school records were setp Most rebounds iseasonj-238, Most re- bounds ione gamel-507 Highest first quarter score-24 points: Highest first half score-39 points. The individual honors are as follows: Larry Newman-Most accurate free throw shooter in the school history with an accuracy record of 7l.9'Z,p John Rhodes-scored 44 points in a single game for a school record, scored 246 rebounds during the season to set a school record, and was unanimous choice for the All- District first team, Jerry Gipson-Honorable Mention for All-District. FRESHMAN TEAM BOTTOM ROW: Ray Mangum, Dale Smith, Martin Haskett, Gregory Murray, Presley Schoenemann, Stanley Thompson. TOP ROW: Ronald Scott, Carlton Baucum, Truett Bell, Charles Harlan, James King, Robert Olson, David Spence. Coach for the A, B, and Freshman teams was Howard McDonald. Vvlleybal y fl uf The KHS volleyball team placed third in the State Volleyball Tournament. Team members were: Ann Thompson, Barbara Rother, Alice Threadgill, Marjorie Paben, Linda Walding,'Mary Ruth yaughan, Jo Carroll Goynes, and Verna Karen Robertson. Co-captains: Ann Thompson and Barbara Rother. Manager: 3gQM. Coaches: Miss Harriet Ketchum and Miss Bobbie Cutler. '24 Umm Q .?resl1mar1 Zcam Members of the Freshman team this year were: Linda Johnson, Barbara Kaminski, Mary Ann Fry, Elaine De- viller, Joy Shafer, Lucy Guzman, Clara Hare, Karen Whitson, Beverlye Polan, and Margaret Norville. Mariorie Paben and Linda Wald- ing were named to the All State Team. l5 ' Zeam Members of the B Team this year were: Lorance Gresak, Linda Baker, Karen McDonald, Barbara Fisher, Julie Cummings, Beverlye Jordan, and Mary Ann Henderson. is W: Crack Senior Dicfisian Crack 21-AA District Meet: Jack Jackson, 4th-880 yd. dash, 4th-mile relay, Roy Wygrys, 6th-shot put, Alfred Peck, 3rd-discus, Jack Ince, 5th-mile run, Darrel Sutton, lst- mile run, Larry Newman, 4th-mile relay, Othel Sanford, 3rd-mile run, Dub Hewitt, 5th-880 yd. dash, Tommy Cray, 4th-mile relay, 6th-440 yd. dash, Johnny Rhodes, lst-discus, tied for 2nd-high lump, Ath-mile relay, 5th- 'l8O yd. low hurdles. Regional Meet: Johnny Rhodes, discus, Darrel Sutton, mile run. K g 4 Q A . A ,fuiziar Division Crack 21-AA District Meet: James King, 3rd-high hurdles, Charles Harlan, 3rd-440 yd. relay, Carlton Baucum, 2nd-high hurdles, Truett Bell, Ath- shot put, Greg Murray, 2nd-pull-ups, 3rd-440 yd. relay, Dale Smith, 3rd-pole vault, 2nd-high iump, 3rd-440 yd. relay, Ronald Scott, lst- pull-ups, 4th-broad iump, 4th-50 yd. dash, 4th-100 yd. dash, 3rd- A40 yd. relay. The Junior Division track team placed second in district. Presenting the trophies for the Katy Track Meet are: Helen Brinegar, Track Princess, awarding medals to the third place winners: Marsha Fussell, Track Queen, awarding medals to the first place winners, and Becky Cardiff, Track Princess, awarding the second place medals. Sl Ccwzis GIRLS SINGLES: Marsha Fussell placed ist in District, 'lst in Regional, Semi- finals in State. GIRLS DOUBLES: Ann and Susan Highrabe- dian placed second in District. BOYS SINGLES: Danny Griffin placed ist in District. BOYS DOUBLES: Don Thurman and Larry Jinks placed ist in District, third in Regional. 'Wifi' fx --,N A 'N -.5 Q i TENNIS SQUADMEN Keith Barker, Stanley Thomp- son, Dennis Gorden, Brack Potter, Michael Fielder, Presley Schoenemann, and Tony Rylander, Departments Mike Bacon, did you know that we, the annual staff, were letting you represent the library and the departments? Well, we are. You are one that uses the library to seek information that will add to your knowledge. We are also letting you rep- resent the departments from A to Z because the library is an accumulation of knowledge that reaches into every department. The library is valuable only when the students avail themselves of the wealth of knowledge recorded in organized form for them who will enter its open door. Mike, you lead the way! At the right is the art class working on their oil paintings. -.V-c.A.,,,,,,,,k k4,,, Nw v,kn MM 'LQ-4.9-.5-N-N Two Senior High School stu- dents placed this year at Regional Scholastic Arts Awards exhibition held at Foley's Town Hall in Hous- ton. They were, Lynn Linihan placing with a transparent water color of the rice drier and Presly Schoenemann placing in two medium, a transparent water col- or of a rice drier, and an ochre and orange wood block of the Katy Gas Plant. A agtssr in -,te-sf Another activity was a problem in three dimen- sions. Pictured below are sculptures in foam glass. E Sllf .fe A +-in 4, Md lil il, Carlton Baucum is inking a diagram of a basket- ball court in mechanical drawing. Industrial Arts Bill Owen and Donnie Gibbs are 'tapering a board that will be used in making a drum. Henry Speckmaier is putting the finishing touches on his cedar chest he made in shop. 55 in held ntest CO V19 rnarchi UIL 8 Th at ision Div OH UQ ived an Excellent rati CS band re The Karen SFS W ntest CO the Twirling in erior rating UP a S T receiving quarte Twirling eeport. The Fr O, T' C S 4-I 333 EE US .QI .o C Em qjw m3 Lim 'of 5.5 3 20' o VE Q.- E Z2 ds: 5.9 9.42 f-9.2 ,oo '54- C07 .-L.. -'LE 'o.. C92 mad, fd? 'El'o wav 2.2 an Lev QL if E9 EE an 51 mi- :rx c: go Jim x :No Oi- :Qc E.- 4:3 ocu 1-C nger ,Gi clarinet quartets O tw and Karen Pitts, son, Wil Sharon ne, Bo el' Ging ds, OO TW dian, Jane 4-. -O- o CI FU -o .E CI w. E D. C iD L.. fU 54 L.: Ll- F o 'o C cu AC U an an C be ': ro 2 E O .2 2 ru I CD C .E Q bes, O9 M Connie er, Z9 el' Bone, Beth M Tony iff, d al' rnC a Brown, Willia nd Li er, sh Fi I'B quartet, Barba T COIT19 ision Div ond .g Sec .ffl -Ci -+- YU E PN C :... QD .C U7 TM Hare. Clara resak, G Lorance Robertson, aux, Karen ch bi Ro Wander, sfaxophone quartet, Helen from Katy who band member The solo, Marilyn Beckendorff. clarinet ivision with Third D arilyn Beckendortf. The M BS W gional Bands Re District and 6 th of l' tto be a membe gh gained The ri the band the year. Mr. Roy Norton is d i rector for as the student bedian F8 gh band chose Anne Hi director. .-if -El l 'Ui Ei yi L- L- CD .C UD arks, M a Brown, Suzanne nd Li bertson, Twirlers- Ro Karen r- m Malo gl1T: DVU Ri r Speech One group of students from Mr. Bouligny's speech class acts out the play, Overtones. Another group from the same class acts out the play, This is the Way to Boston. ,rf f f W t t 22, sr X Q Iioflg ' 4 , gl km bggfifg Jack Jackson placed 2nd in S 3 n gm ff Sm tifig extemporaneous speech at XM tgfgrgtgfwj District UIL. Us Ek, ggtgwgji Ms fmt, wi My 1 ff t Wea, 'i i so 3 3- ix 'm,i?' M zc,.,v-1-Wfvihhf f M, 1 ,L 35? A ' , ,iii .. wg + fn., , ,1' 3:15, T' ' A 255-fig - 5 S n z s o :MQ V' lr 3323, m e- 2 .xg gs t .x t w l r It looks like this group is preparing for a iourney. As a matter of fact, the play they're acting out is entitled The Happy Journey. i 57 5l'IgHSfl First period English I is making a survey of the type of magazine the students read. Below: Second period English lll class work- K ing on their proiect, The Making of a Na- A tion. E A Right: First period English IV class is sum- marizing the scenes of Macbeth. Becky Cardiff received Eng- lish Departmental Award. Sharon Wilson received the interscholastic Press Club Award for editorial writing in connection with the Tiger Chat. .l -wg-N ,,.,...-- Karen Pitts placed lst in District and 3rd in Regional UIL poetry interpretation. Anne Highrabedian placed 'lst in District UIL prose reading. CNot pictured: Susan High- rabedian and Mary Ann Fry placed 3rd in spelling team at Dist. UILJ. Billy Dube placed lst in District and 2nd in Regional UIL in prose reading. t' Spanish aaa library Judy Beckendortf explains to the second period Spanish I class how to coniugate a verb in Spanish. Right: Spanish II celebrating Christmas with a typical Spanish party and food including a Pinata. library Below: Miss Betty Swogetinsky, librarian, with Jack lnce, Mary Ann Fry, Robin Henderson, and True-tt Bell. These four students assisted in the library during the year. 59 Math Mr. Fenny's trig and solid class using slide rules to help them solve their math problems quickly and efficiently. Mary Ann Henderson placed ist in sense and Marjorie Paben placed 2nd The plane geometry class, taught number in UIL. by Mr. Feeny, work at solving a geometrical prob- lem. . ..,. ,,t., 7 1, ,-.- ie- fr' . Q 1, sz 1 -12.-3 -, mpgs., It Qiwfjf we mmm R A1 it 5 fx. ...Q , tm as f W is as agile. 3 'seek is 1 rx wgri' Q .-Wi,-, 5751. A 1-A 'wgmx Q rv sgf- g,-1 ss- L ,, use :- L f ' im ' W QYXW 5 .fx ,L g - f . is , fssgis ,M ,,:. , ...,k . . 1. -g.1f'f2Qy:-iigffrseffw-:QKPN 7 ,,-is , i ,, .- 5 ,, 1 lv J '- f assfglf-M' fiifzegaig 1---:H ffzszmiiszz g eu ,. emerge d ' K .-arf' ish : L -3 2551 -2 E fx' - ,..f',se2 3 .Q,-'igiffw----WM f,,,sy1.: g1fg35 i fi . 5- if 'S-54 -- ,, ,..s,,..,..2.:ass?:EE: .-fy..-Q ef T . fr-'5:zf...s., -f FQ -, gg 523 7 ,. ' ' n w 1 V11fliiiiaftfl11521: V T f'i . I-55,121-.fx f1,,1'f'f2lfLla 2' i 5 ifwfz Ronnie Lammert placed 4th in UIL District in Slide Rule Kenneth Thompson placed UIL District in Slide Rule Received mental Award in Math. 2nd in Depart- The seventh period algebra ll class forming equations for graphing circles. if ' .553- M Eg 7 y' 2-Z W3u x -, , : ..:-I K ......, : .,k , t. M as g X ff 9 A Q Lt , stiff FW ii -- 'lf ,QW 2' l Q-.s..,. an mf. Scivncc Left: Mr. Ruland's sixth period general science class views a film strip. Middle left: Mr. Self's second period biology class takes a sample of blood to determine the blood type. This demonstration was performed by Mrs. Ireland, a substitute teach- er, with the help of Robert Doss. Below: Mr. Self's ist period biology class performing a similar experiment. The twins, Gwynn and Lynn Linihan are taking a sample from Kare Robertson. y mln l ligtftl Becky Cardiff 5th, Wayne Langhinnig 3rd, Darrel Sutton 4th in UIL District Science. Wayne Langehennig received the Science De- partmental Award. Left: Here are some of the two bus loads of biology, chemistry, advanced science and physics students ready to go to the Health Fair in Houston. E ,,f-- Agriculture Right: Chapter mares for cold production held by members of the first year class. 'W Service Awards and Finance Committee for Fat Stock Show and Rodeo. George Monigold, chairman, Don Elder, Lenny Stetfins and Charles Harlan, co-chairmen. Mrs. L. S. Bacon, Mrs. P. K. Thomas, Mrs. C. D. Gorden, and Mrs. D. E. Elder, chapter mothers, wrapping poinsettias given to shut-ins and aged of the community as an annual proiect. HONOR AWARD WINNERS The above boys received this honor on: project pr activities and agricultural work. James Watson Jon Marks Lone Star Farmer of Star Greenhand Farm- Local Chapter and er of Local Chapter, District and Area District and Area. Vice-Pres. 62 ogram, leadership 4 Joe Fendley Star Chapter Farmer of Local Chapter and District. Sweepstakes in District ll Leadership Contest. District ll has 29 agricultural departments. Katy won 18 points over 2nd place. The teams that participated were: Senior Chapter Conclucting, FFA Quiz, Farm Radio, Junior Farm Skill, Junior Chapter Conducting, Senior Farm Skill. The Senior Chapter Conducting Team and Quiz Team went to Area and on to State. Below: Homemalcing I girls work to complete their dresses. Bottom: Homemaking II and Ill present a fashion show entitled, Fashions By the Yard. The girls modeled dresses of their own making. ffomemaking Left: This year's Homemaking I classes ex- perimented in the importance of good nu- tritional habits using mice and hamsters as guinea pigs. Inset: Carolyn Swogetinsky received the De- partmental Homemaking Award. Directly below: The Homemaking I class learns the proper way to use make-up and the choosing of the proper shades. ,, K, N J Social Studies Coach McDonald's second period world hisf tory class reviews for an upcoming test. White lll i. 5: lt K- wax L: K' '-- ,.' lug. . , at Ann Thompson Received Social Studies Departmental Award. Left: The second period government class takes part in a panel discussion on Ameri- canism. Miss Alma Rohm, a teacher at the Baptist College in lwo, Nigeria, for nine years, dem- onstrates the native dress of one of the tribes she has visited. Miss Rohm is modeling a dress worn by Nigerian women and Larry Newman and Ralph Myers model Nigerian men's clothing. Miss Rohm was an invited guest 'for two days to talk with the social studies classes. Some of the girls in Miss Ketchum's third period P.E. class check their rackets in pre- paration for the tournament to be carried on between other groups in the class. t l pt 4 t if .. -A tl X x t .Xb t The members of the seventh period P.E. class lx demonstrate their skills in volleyball. I l 1' . .5 fy 'vxw V,L,7'k-72719 12,2501 will kzcvi, Girl? Physical diumfivu -t .W nil, Miss Ketchum shows her seventh period P.E. class how it is done. X 1 , ' .wt ,,, 1. OLQMWQ. gs-if - If n -7,ylQ,,L,7 lwfurss l E l Z 3 3 e i X ,gg iw., In 'N ff' f' 4 ef' '7' 5 t 2 r f Y 1 l l 6 1 I 5 .9 1 1 1 1 s s C 'lr Hays Physzcal i i 1 Q. i ' ' ' ' , i r eii , 1 I I 1 w i Educafmn h ii . i l 1 - - if .1 f of ' ' ' ' f ' 1 if 5 ' Q1- . ' if qkkqq I 1 LVKVV, YW z 1 ' I I 5 5 ' 1 l The seventh period boys' P.E, class works out with hurdles on ihe new track. Shown warming up with a rousing game of volleyball is the fourth period boys' P.E. class. 4 s...,t. ,..v A. ,, ......,.... W, Julie Cummings, editor of the Tiger Echo, is shown supervising the preparation of copy sheets for the publisher. On her immediate left and right are Beverly Jordan and Mary Ruth Vaughan, assistant editors. Also pictured is Peggy West, secretary. .xox .UQ ,jf ff XJ VU - I I !. fl' . ' J 4,7 if J .YY W X Je Two more staff members, Anice Hillhouse, the statf's art editor and librarian, and Dotti Clapp, business manager, working to complete the 1961-1962 Tiger Echo. 2' Pubicafivus Cigar 8ch0 Photographer and advisor: J. E. Schmalz. Publications Ugcr Him! Members are pictured typing articles for the Tiger Chat. The Tiger Chat is published from September to June, except examination periods and holidays, by the officers listed below with the help of Mrs. Roy Hamilton, sponsor. Editor-in-Chief, Ann Thompson, Associate Editor, Pat Klierp News Editors, Sharon Wilson, Janice Entropy Feature Editor, Billy Dube, Sports Writers, Gary Gostecnik, John Rhodes, Lucy Guzman, J. C. Ramsey, Editorial Editors, Mary Ann Henderson, Linda Edwards, Art Editor, Anice Hillhouse, Business Managers, Gillard Kosina, Larry Warren, Exchange Staff, Larry Mikeska, Lynn Linihan, Jay Mangum, Circulation, Billy Dube, Lucy Guzman, Mimeographers, Gillard Rosina, Keith Barker, Larry Warren. Linda Edwards is print- ing the headlines while Pat Klier fits articles tor the front page together. Ann Thompson and Sha- ron Wilson are also do- ing headlines. ln the lower left-hand corner is the Business manager and mimeo- grapher, Gillard Kosina. In the lower right-hand corner the Sport Writers discuss their articles. Right: Receiving a 'five minute timed test is Kusiuess 1 ru f I AA mg., Left: eiyping 'll class is busy at work typing on the iolo assignments, Mrs. Hamilton's shorthand class. Linda Ed- wards placed 2nd in shorthand team and 3rd in shorthand District UIL. Beverlye Jordan, Connie Moebes, andm-.Sherry ltlathisfag working on their bookkeeping. Lower left: Typing I class taking a five minute timed writing. Karen McDonald placed 2nd in typing in District UIL. Karen McDonald, Kay Foster, Beth Metzger, placed 2nd in typing team Dist. UlL. Lower right: .lack Jackson is total- ing the columns in his General Journal. Driver Sdumfizfrz Mr. Ruland's second period class is shown the various parts of the engine and their location A beautiful morning for a drive, but what have we developed? Engine trouble? ' . ., V Q' 'x R L. Nw. 7, 1 gfllb You pour so graciously, Linda. The Senior Esquire Christmas social held in the Recreation Room introduces you to the activities of additional learning that can happen out of the classroom. junior Ssquire 611411 President 'mmm M --Y--YY Y.-,,, J arnes Watson Vice-President ........Yf -f--f--- O 'Val Rhoads Secretary-Treasurer ...rf -'---f-'-- P eie Theme Repone, 0 ----.-Y--- -----V ,,,,,,,4 G a ry Gostecnlk Parliamentarian --------'f--' Don Elder Sponsor Y,,,, Mrs. Shurbel Senior Ssquire President ......,,..,A ...................... R aymond Dollins Vice-President ,,,,.., ,..,,,,,. B illy Staten Secretary ...A.....A... ....., L loyd Minze Parliamentarian ..... ..... R alph Fisher Reporter .............. .... , , Larry Mikeska Sponsor .....,. Mrs. Shurbet . S045 lellftf This group met once a week to learn and improve the use of slide rule and more rapid computation of mathematical problems. W wi Writers 1 '? Z Q f Roberta Carolyn Kay Becky Miss Betty CUrT1miY1gS Swogetinsky Foster Cardiff Swogetinsky The Writers Club met with Miss Swogetinsky, advisor, on Tuesday and Thursday of each week. Objectives of the club were: reading and discussing topics and writing expository papers based on current interests. 72 Number Sense Mr. Feeny met twice a week with these students to give special instructions on solving mathematical problems. Oufdrwr Sparfs This group met on Monday of each week in the visual aid room to view films on sports, manufacturing and assembly production, safety, wildlife, and geog- raphy. ,Mr. Pollard is the sponsor. XJ 0 J 5 - , 1 t, is l Grrls Sports l ', t I nl V 'Y 1 President f , ' Ann Thompson V V'ce-President Jackie Monigold Q Q U Semrsrr' Mug - N Emma Meyers I l Treasurer Margie Paben Reporter t Guam N Sponsor Miss Ketchum if fxlllxx Uger gfllb President Larry Newman Vice-President Douglas Gilbert Secretary-Treasurer Darrel Sutton Historian Jerry Goynes Sponsors Coach Gordon Brown Coach Joe Bright 73 jlflarning Dewliau The student council encourages morning devotion. a five minute wor- ship before each day. Students take the responsibility to bring a moment of meditation. dollegc Prep. Larry Newman was president and Pat Klier secretary for the year. Mrs. Counter was advisor. Problems relat- ing to colleges and universities are discussed to help prepare one for what to expect as he enters higher educa- tion. Officers are: Carolyn Swogetinsky, president: Barbara Fiebig, secretary: Kay Foster, parliamen- tarian: Lois Groschke and Mary Ann Ehler, social committee: Vicki Page, Clara Hare, Barbara Fie- big, program committee: Jane Drake, reporter: Miss Swogetinsky, sponsor. The lower two pictures show the FTA observing teaching in kindergarten and first grade. Wzerue The chorus was organized after mid- term. Lorance Gresak was the pianist. Mr. Norton, sponsor. Szfemperaleeeus Speeelz This group met on Monday of each week with Miss Broom, advisor, on problems of speech, research, and pres- entation of materials. Spelhhg These four girls met with Mrs. Counter, advisor, on Mondays to im- prove their own spelling and prepare for ISL events. ,Admezeed Seieleee Becky Cardiff is explaining a graph concerning atomic radiation disinte- gration to the advanced science group. Mr. Self was advisor. OFFICERS: Carolyn Swogetinsky, Ist Vice-President, Sondra Haskett, 2nd Vice-President, Joan Woods, Y3jL:Lyg-efresidenyf Sherry Msghjs, 4th Vice-President, Sharon Youngblood, Recording Secretary, Pat ' ' Klier, Corresponding Secretary, Barbara Fisher, Treasurer, Ginger Bone, Parliamentarian, Barbara Rother, J Photographer, Mariorie Paben, Chaplain, Linda Baker, Pianist, Lorance Greasak, Mrs. Shurbet, Advisor, Beaux, Raymond Dollins and Ralph Fisher. S OFFICERS: Orval Rhoads, President, James Watson, Vice-President, Gregory Hongenbaugh, Sec- retary, Pete Thomas, Treasurer, Bob Bacon, Reporter, Darryl Woods, Sentinel, Billy Aldrich, Parliamentarian, 21474. Dennis ,Gorden, Jr. Advisor, Beverlye Jordan, Chapter Sweetheart, Billy Staton, District President and Area V President, L. D. Robinson, Advisor. 76 flcfivifie We can't help how we look and can do little about it! 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O9 EICI'l MN LSEI Mardi Gras feast for Juniors and Seniors. Above: The head table. Sharon Youngblood is reading the class history. lrval Rhoads was master of ceremonies. Below: The Banquet is over and the Prom is about to begin. A , J f lfanqucf and Pram The theme was emphasized Through the use of balloons and decorated masks. Large artificial colored flowers and large butterflies were the centerpieces. Balloons hung from the chandeliers. MENU Coqueue tornate Salade laitue Bifteck grille Pomme de terre roti Haricots verts Petit pain chaud Beurre Pate fraise The Cafe 79 wh Nfl fund Q 1' 2 l 'H ' kia? ,A Q s ' - ' w v -.Q ytlf Stock Shaw Grand Champion Steer raised by James Watson. Weight 968 lbs. Purchased by Major-Gen. Edwin A. Walker. Grand Champion Lamb raised by Don Elder. Weight 84 lbs. Purchasedgby Katy Butane and T-P Supply. Above: Grand Champion Pig raised by Bobby Carroll and Co-op. Purchased by Moore and Son Construction Co. Below: Grand Champion Capon raised by Darryl Woods. Weight 8 lbs. Above: Grand Crrarrlprorl Per' of Ffvefs raised bv purchased by Cocacola BTI. CO' Bob Motheral, Weight 20 lbs. Purchased by Mustang Tractor and Equipment Co. Weight 24 lbs. Purchased by Max Wander Insurance and Robertson Implement Co. Below: Champion Trio of Capons raised by William Cardiff. Zz! Stack Show Reserve Champion Lamb raised by Enoch Anderson. Weigh 98 lbs. Purchased by Kemp- Williams Real Estate. KNot Picfuredl Reserve Champion Pig raised by James Ray and Co- op. Weight 204 lbs. Purchased by Katy Feed Store. KNO? Pictured! Reserve Champion Capon raised by Orval Rhoads. Weight 13 lbs. Purchased by Mims' Restaurant. Right: Reserve Champion Trio Capons raised by Bob Motheral. Weight 26V2 lbs. Purchased by Katy Auto Sales. 82 Reserve Champion Steer raised by James Pattison. Weight 823 lbs. Pur- chased by Brown Fogle Equipment Co. Reserve Champion Pen of Fryers raised by David Minze. Weight 20 lbs Purchased by Sloan Western Auto Store. junior High ai, Ida Faye Moore, Fayne Cardiff, Linda Jordens, and Gwen Cardiff, the Junior High Cheerleaders, led with the pep that' matched the unmatched energetic iunior high down the rough road iunior high travels. Eighth Grads CLASS OFFICERS Left To right: James Hayes, vice-presidenlg Frank Fry, presidenT, Dina Thomas secretary, Judy Wheeler, treasurer, Gwen Cardiff, reporter. CLASS FAVORITES Kathleen Bishop Eddie Woods CLASS SPONSORS Mr. Bouligny Mr. King Mr. Brighl Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs. ROOM MOTH ERS V. J. Youngblood Perry Roloerrson Billy Moore Andrew Wheeler J. D. Woods Beverlye Anderson Billy Baker W. R. Bafson Evelyn Beard Lela Bills Kafhleen Bishop Steve Bloomfield Cynfhia Brinegar Deborah Camnbell Gwen Cardiff Vicki Cardiff Darla Cavender Reba Sue Cook Sfeve Cummings The Twisf is done af The iunior high pep rally Too and by whom? ' Q 7 1? J' -ww : A f ,W Lu -N 22 'fb'- we, W , l ' , ' 5 V , K .,,. p L .L ,ff-fffyf 5 S ff 0 rl' V '- .3 ' ,.h. 15 we Q, f, , P M1 Q gg, yi ffl: , 4fff'1-awk .g ' L , .-4' .. W 3, 121 at 5: Doris Jackson Randy Jinks Sherial Johnson Nancy Johnston Steve Jordan Freeman Kelly Bobby Lambrighi Julia Lee Virginia Legeir Robert Moehle Ida Faye Moore Shirley Moore Yancy Mooney Janice Murray Pai Newman Sandra Norville Veronica Orsak Theresa Pavlicek Albert Peek Becky Peek Malinda Poorman Charles Ray Rocky Roberfson Kathy Schlotfman Stanley Short Barbara Smirh Marvin Smith Barbara Stamps Linda Srarnes Terry Srockdick Royce Tamplin Dina Thomas Jo Ann Vaisin Judy Wheeler' David Wheless Ray Williams Sandra Wolters Eddie Woods Terry Woods Sandra Youngblood jumer ffzglz Student 6eur1eil nmiifl' rw Ray Williams CSBJ Reporter and historian Mr. Bouligny, Sponsor, James Hayes CSAD, Treasurer, Steve Jorden President Randy Jlnks KBC! Vice President, Vicki Green, UAH, Secretary, and Brian Waggoner Heurfesy Week During the week of September 18, Katy Junior High School students held Courtesy Week. The Eighth Grade, sponsor of Courtesy Week, displayed posters in hall- ways, buses and doorways encouraging the use of good manners. A party in the Recreation Building on Friday climaxed the activitiy. The most Courteous boy and girl out of the Seventh and Eighth Grade were announced. Curtis Ed- wards and Kay Pollard took the honors in the Seventh Grade and Gwen Cardiff and Frank Fry in the Eighth Grade. Sryhfh Grade Perfect ,4 ffemlrzrree Billy Baker Pat Newman A. J. Peek Stanley Short Eddie Woods Barbara Gilbert Linda Goerner Jackie Hare Nancy Johnston Plrzeed at Distrief ll!! 5 , i.l .Sit 5 , 5 S Q SANDRA WOLTERS MIKE GRIFFIN Placed 4th in Placed 3rd in ready writing. number sense. 8M1fl1 Grade Heuer Kell Gwen Cardiff Linda Starnes Alicia Garza Malinda Poorman Kathy Schlottman Debbie Campbell Nancy Johnston Virginia Leggett Sandra Wolters KATHY SCHLOTTMAN Placed 'lst in ready writing. Sewrzfh Grade President .,.., ........ Vice-President ..... Secretary .. v....... Treasurer ....... Reporter .........ee , Sgr.-af-Arms ..,... SPONSORS Mr. Welch Mrs. Gaulden Mr. Senior CLASS OFFICERS CLASS FAVORITES Fayne Cardiff Billy Grisham Mark Longenloaugh Kay Pollard Jane Dilrio Dick Harlan UAH Freddy Pierce UB! Fayne Cardiff Scott McGowan Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs. ROOM MOTHERS W. P. Cardiff Gordon Fussell J. L. Griffin G. T. Longenbaugh SEVENTH GRADE HONOR ROLL PERFECT ATTENDANCE Jane Dilrio Fay Pollard Kay Pollard Linda Jordens Lee Beckendorff Tommy Mathis Jerry One Linda Jordens Carolyn Rylander Ada Shivers Iris Adams Dennis Alexander Wayne Angelino Jerry Barker Thomas Bearden Herbert Beckendorff James Bills Barry Bingle Carolyn Brooks Gene Bryan Fayne Cardiff Susan Creech Mary Jane Dilorio Curlis Edwards Addie Sue Flowers Mary Kay Freeman Richard Fry Sandra Fussell Alton Griffin William Grisham Willie Groschke Raymond Guzman Richard Harlan Raymond Hillhouse Philip Hoyi Linda Jordens Beverly Korenek Kozeife Keefe Mark Longenbaugh Bill Marlin Thomas Mathis 4......... Scott McGowen Keith Morton Thomas Nichols Jerry Otte Lynn Peek Ellen Peterson Freddy Pierce Faye Pollard Kay Pollard Linda Pryor Marvin Ray Joyce Rhodes Carolyn Rylander Pamela Schreiber Susan Self Ada Shivers Brian Waggoner La Ree Williams Nancy Williams Richard Yarbrough L juuiar High Dcparfmmfs Pictured right are: lris Adams, a key and certifi- cate place in Regional Southeastern Scholastic i Arty Sandra Fussell placed certificate, Richard Fry, Barry Bingle placed with two certificatesp l Alton Griffin placed with certificate. Not pictured who also placed in Regional Scholastic Art are: Steve Cummings, certificate in pottery, Randy Jinks, certificate in mixed media, Nancy Johnston, certificate in collage. l r g l I ,flrf Seventh grade art class at work on a mixed media problem. An eighth grade art class showing their green ware problems. These are template coil method built. Khorus Seventh grade chorus. Hand Eighth grade beginners band. Hand Sevemh grade beginners band we - Mr. BouIigny's class is seated in a circle for individual reporfs. . -'N , language Arts Mr. Senior's seventh grade language arts class. Pamela Schrieber is making the report. 'gg WE www .IF- Q, -ar' Mr. Bouligny with W. R. Baison, Reba Cook, Thersa Pavlicek, and Janis Murray checking over some test papers. Math Mr. King's seventh grade math class. Science Reba Cook and Janis Murray performing an experiment on evaporation and condensation in Mr. Bright's eighth grade science class. 98 ,Math Alicia Garza, Maiinda Poorman, and Mike Griffin working problems on the board in Mr. King's class Seeiul Studies Rocky Robertson, A. J. Peek, and Royce Tamplin surveying the U.S. map in their geography assign- ment. Seeiizl Studies Six students in Mr. Welch's class standing in front of an exhibit they prepared for the class on the subiect of the Civil War. Seieizee Mr. Bright's eighth grade science class standing under the solar system they built as a proiect. 99 Physical fdumfivu These iunior high school students are being given the national physical fitness test. Mr. Welch is checking the time on running of these eighth grade boys. These boys are seventh grade P.E. They are being checked for the distance they can throw a baseball. Miss Cutler is checking these eighth grade gil on the distance they can iump. l00 Qoofball lvavv E 1,414.1 5 be Y Q-,,,,,i ',,' i K U W ' s . nal N, V k Coach Kenneth Welch's boys had a good season this year. They won all but one and tied it. SCORES Katy Ao,, 46 Sealy 6 Katy .a,, ..... 2 4 Navasota V O Katy ,, . ,,,, H28 Humble , ,A 8 Katy f V, ,,,aa 36 Needville ,,., O Katy ,,aA 6 Bellville .... 6 Katy ,,.,, 22 Columbus .. O First Team Second Team Ends-Framk Fry, Freddie Pierce Ends-Richard Fry, Steve Bloomfield Tackles-Tommy Nichols, Raymond Guzman Tackles-Rocky Robertson, Raymond Hillhouse Guards-Brownie Whelessf, James Herzog Guards-Dennis Alexander, Mark Longenbaugh Center-Stanley Short Center--Dick Harlan QB-Steve Jordan' QB-Marvin Smith HB-Randy Jinksk, Pat Newman' HB-Billy Baker, Steve Cummings FB-Bobby Lambright FB-Scott McGowan First Alternates End-Mark Doss FB-Thomas Garcia 'Captains Kaskcfball Coach Welch's Kittens had a good year. The team played over 22 games and were beaten once by Waller and once by Sugarland. In the Arnold tournament at Fairbanks Katy played Waller in the initial round and defeated them 40-i8. They then defeated Arnold 45-31. In the Championshig games Katy played Aldine. The score remained close throughout the game, but Aldine edged by the Kittens 39-37. Katy received the 2nd place trophy. Steve Jordan and Randy Jinks received the All-Tournament honors. Crack 'tn' Km nm 'KATY The track team placed First in the District. Randy Jinks, Freddy Pierce, Billy Grisham, and Pat Newman, 'lst in 440 relay: Randy Jinks, lst in pole vault, 2nd in broad lump, Freddy Pierce, lst in shot put, Randy Jinks, 3rd in high iumpp Billy Grisham, tied in 4th in high iump, ist in 100 yd. dash, lst in broad iump, lst in 75 yd. dash, Freddy Pierce, 3rd in high hurdles, Pat Newman, 3rd in 50 yd. dash. Katy Slam rzfary is 'fl Girls . . . little girls, big girls . . . are the nicest things . . . with a little bit of angel-shine about them and though it wears thin sometimes there is always enough left to lasso your heart . . . she likes party dresses, ice cream, dolls, school, make-up, parties, and one boy . . . Boys . . . somewhere between the innocence of babyhood and the dignity of manhood we find a delightful creature called a boy. He is a composite-appetite, energy, curiosity, audacity, enthusiasm, shyness . . . is also a magical creature -with all his antics you find you still can't lock him out of your heart . . . Z, Idudergurferz W. L, Carol Bouligney Sharon Brown Steve Bruney Kathy Corbell Leslie Cardiff Mitchell Fralick Keith Fontenot Gary Hicks Charles Hill Jon Jurek John Lovett Aline Magee Janet Mau Stephen Martin Rusche Moehle Donna Morgan Larry Nelson Sherry Peterson Robert Redus Robert Rheman Joel Sandig Randy Self Ricky Self Carol Simpson Catherine Starnes Penny Stewart Timothy Thompson Ronald Waterbury Teresa Westcott Robert Williams Stephen Waterbury Cheryle Bloomfield Susan Brown Joe Bunch Diane Cardiff Terry Cardiff .lo Ann Cobia Kim Daniels Audrey Diffrick Joey Divin Delphine Goerner Joe Guzman Angelina Guzman Robert Haigh Gary Hackemack Russell Hankins Debra Harrell Roger Hering Robin Hewiff Charles Hoyt Richard King Laura Krisfoff Rebecca Nichols Alvin Pavlicek Patty Ruland Susan Soape MRS. W. L. ALLISON Diane Alonzo Donna Andrews Randy Beckendorff Mudergarfen e 2 George Thomas l05 Grade I A first grader gets to stay in school all day. These students found their days interesting with field trips, collecting rocks, leaves, seeds, flowers, planting seeds and watching them grow, Popping corn was an experiment, eating it was fun. There was participation in the Christmas program. February 20 will be remem- bered for Col. Glenn's orbiting the earth. Easter weather was excellent this year for a good egg hunt. MRS. R. W. LEGGETT Verna Bearden Catherine Burchfield Stephanie Cheshire Tommy Dunlap Joe Ernstes Ricky Harold Deanne Hubbard Ernest Lambright Kim McGowan Troy McGuire Martha McKeown Jeff McWhorter Terry Monceaux Terry Moore Sunny Morgan Gerald Rivette Glenn Ross Debra Tucker Allan Waggoner Ray Waggener Lisa Warren IO6 Grade I These TirsT graders were observers This year. Hurricane Carla permiTTed weaTher observafions especially Sepfember ll, 12, as school was ouT bcause of The sTorm. PeTs were broughT To class and sTories wriTTen abouT Them. The exTenoled cold weaTher in January gave oTher experiences Tor observafion. EnThusiasm was found in seed, rock, shell collecTion. ChrisTmas and EasTer were made a Time of ioy by The room moThers. MRS. MARCELLA JUREK Kay Beckendorff Randal Boulfer Terry Brooks Janis Bryan Tommy Cardiff Allan Carfer Mary Coursey Gloria Courville Tommy Ellis Kirk Ferrill Janis Goynes Anthony Hanks Francis Henderson Robbie Hulsey Patricia Moore Wayne Mofal Kathryn Penningfon Gary Sanford Terry Self DeLayne Taylor Joseph Williams I07 ..,, ,.....,, , .W R W ..M,,.s..s...,.,....,.....,ms. WNW? Grflrk' I These first graders found their room to be a year long of many experiences. School began in September with a day long of excitement with the walls full of many kinds of pictures. October brought the excitement of Halloween, November the turkey and pictures, and Christmas so much fun. The old hen was set in the room again this year but didn't hatch as many chicks but each has a drum stick one afternoon. Easter was good because of good weather. The year went by fast and the first grade was found to be so much fun and so much was learned. MRS. G. T. PATTISON 2 David Bailey Lester Bouley Sherri Cullins Richard DuBose John Feeny Robert Hanks Jimmy Hicks Jennifer Hood Rhonda Hoyt ...nun Marc Jordan Gary Kaminski Juanita Kelley Corrine LeJeun Donna McDonald B Joanne McGee Brenda Monceaux Jimmy Peteete los Marie Sheridan Teloa Stanberry sl Curtains were made for the windows with each student's hand print on them. John Feeny is putting his on. Some sewed and some took turns with the iron while others printed and washed their hands. YQ:- , MRS. MARGARET l I l Debbie Elkins l Ralph Grisham l Rogers Hoyt 9 Charles Johnson i Roger Jones MULLINS Susan Bingle Debbie Bolton Sharon Carter Mike Corbell l 1 Timothy Jurek George Korenek Rebecca Lammert Jess McGee Laura Nelson P Ricky Robinson Larry Selph Lee Sheridan Janalyn Tillerson 1 Kathy Westcott l l l Mrs. Mullins' room enioyecl, among other parties, , a Christmas party and an Easter egg hunt. They worked very hard to complete their studies, but had fun doing it. Here is Mrs. Nlullins' second grade pictured be- fore their Christmas tree on the day of their Christmas party. ,U . , , MISS ALICE RAMSEY Sheila Bailey Dixon Bills Charles Black Larry Brown Mickey Cannon Debbie Cavender Belva Fussell Vicky Hankins Ricky Hanna Phillip Keete Wanda Morgan Cynthia Peek Don Sanders Patti Schlipf David Scott Linda Swogetinsky Paul Weinman Paula Williams Although Miss Ramsey's class enioyed a number of parties they got down to some real studying, too. They studied the planets, birds, development of moths, number facts, and spelling. All the stu- dents worked very hard trying to com- plete their second grade books. Two students absent when the pictures were taken are not shown with the class. They are Hollis Burchfield and Roger Haigh. Another activity enjoyed by the students was learn- ing how to folk dance to records. Alberto Garcia Ronald Hamilton Clara Hill Larry Monceaux Judith Myers Vrckx Nelson Rose Mary Orsak Emalene Painter Sandra Peterson Tnmothy Rice Kerry Schmalz Shelley Self Lenwood Soape Pamela Stewart Jem Wolters Joe Adams Scott Anderson Tom Brown Jay Carson MRS. R. R. SLOAN Grads 2 l 5 2 3 l This second grade enjoyed many actnvntues that met the needs of the group The gurls played Mice and the boys played Soldiers in the Christmas operetta Look on page 124 Rlght Happv chxldren wlth gifts around the tree make Christmas the happlest tnme of all. i 2 2 2 5 Grade 5' MRS. W. D. FUSSELL wwf., 1. x MARY ALONZO ROGER BURCHFIELD LARRY CULLINS ROOKH DOZIER JOHN ERNSTES JOAN FRANZ RANDY FREEMAN TREEBA GILBERT vga- .aw- TU' RICKY HICKS JANNETT HIRSCH TIM LAMBERT RONNIE MATHIS E. J. MONCEAUX JERRY PRYOR DEENA RICE BRUCE ROBERTSON JEANNA RULAND LARRY SOAPE DEBORAH STAMPS PATRICIA STARNES RALPH WOODS Students studying geography-here they see the relation of the earth to the sun. Transportation was also studied-trains, airplanes, ship. The annual field trip to Houston permitted the third grade to an enjoyable experience. II2 MRS. EFFIE WIESN ER Grade 5' This room found many interesting studies this year in science and social studies. A field trip on the campus for the study of trees was made. Experiments were made on plants with salt and fresh water. Seeds were germinated and parts identified. Collections of seeds, rocks, leaves, and flowers were also made. Trans- portation and communication was studied and a field trip to Houston was made. A bit of Texas geography and history gave the students information of famous terest were studied. Delores Bills Mike Brackman Charles Courville Janis Dube Neal Faulkner Mike Fralick Clayton Franz Paul Goerner Marilyn Haczynski Virginia Hicks Theresa Jordan James Mathis Billy Moebes Cindy Morgan Debbie McShan Randy Scott Cherryl Self Cynthia Simpson Ricky Tamplin Debra Waggoner Students looking at their seedlings and growing plants. men and women of Texas. The identification of symbols of Texas and places of in- lI3 Grade 5' Mrs. C. W. Lovett, room mother chairman, and the other room mothers led the class with many seasonal parties. The class studied a variety ot subiects which per- mitted activities as radio plays, dramatizations, and special reporting. Experiments were made on evaporation of water and plant growth. Some students brought their pets to school for observation. Pictured below are students with their exhibits. Jim Bacon Bonnie Beckendortf David Coursey Helen Courville Rindi Greene John Grimaudo Gene Holder Stanley Hood Sandra Jones Lamar Kelly George Lee David Lovett Sue Mau Linda McDonald Mariann Mikeska Patricia Nowlin Lydia Peek Kenneth Ray Beth Ross Robbie Scroggins MISS WILLIE PEARL TAYLOR Kathy Winkler l I4 MRS. R. C. Sue Bacon Donnis Parker Mary Bills Connie Bolton Kathy Bruney Deborah Cardiff Claudia Cheshire Kenneth Freeman Ronnie Gaspard Johnny Gilbert Randy Hamilton Alice Hanks Carolyn Hicks Mickail Jackson Robert Johnson Harold King Nancy Lambert Allan Lambright Denny McShan Jerrianne Mikeslca Johnella Mims Sue Pierce Robert Poorman Barbara Selph Thomas Smith Wesley Ray Arthur Williams Mike Williams Charla Wilson Grade 4 Pictured on page 124 are ten girls showing their decorated Easter eggs. One of the main emphases this year has been on reading-that which is con sidered the best of printed material. Geography ot America and its people were two subiects for reading. WALDRIP Grade 4 This class did reading from The ciTy library. Mr. SmiTh Took Them by bus each week for Them To make Their selecTion. This spring was a good year for wild flower study. Look on page 124 To see a wild flower gaThering class. A TascinaTing event of The year was The making of EasTer rabbits, bowls and lockets of clay. AfTer The obiecTs were dry a Trip was Taken To The arT room in The high school for a visiT and To leave The clay for Mr. Schmalz To Tire. A second Trip was Taken To geT Them from The kiln. Colors were very interesTing. Posfer size ChrisTmas cards were made and worn in The opereTTa, The NuTcracker, held in December. Mildred Adams Barrett Allen John Baker Ronnie Barcak Clyde Breaux David Cardiff James Cleveland Clay Creech Gayle Cullins PaT Dilrio Joyce Hanks Bobby Harlan Johnny Hillhouse Kathy Hirsch Mike Kinberger Joyce Ladner Rebecca McGuire Sue Moebes Denise Morgan l Victor Nelson Mark Peek Linda PeTeeT Linda Rhodes Betty Stanberry Janis Stanwood MRS. G. M. HUTSELL MR. ALBERT BLACK Grade 5 LaRhonda Alsup Edith Anderson Leonard Arnold Elton Breaux Cynthia Cardiff Wayne Cardiff Donna Carter Robert Cocper Theresa Ernstes Wayne Ferrill Clifford Haigh Sheila Grisham Robert Magee Don McShan Lee Morton Kay Murray Karen Olson Jackie Pryor Elsie Ruth Short Kay Sible Duless Smith Kathryn Story Mark Swogetinslay Bobby Wheless Lanny Wilkinson Science leads again with the making of instruments and experiments. Instruments that were made were: an electric tester for solids and liquids, an electric buzzer, setting up a generator made from a telephone, and a fall-out meter. Other ex- periments were the dissecting of a worm and a frog. Page 124 shows an excited class at Christmas. ll7 Grade 5 These students this year shared their experiences Through giving reports, re- views, characterizations, dramatizations, and skits as well as depicting favorite scenes in art work. Marilyn Self placed first in declamations at UIL District Meet with her interpretations of Little Orphan Annie. Roger Barcak placed first in declamations in our school, but clue to car trouble failed to get to the District Meet. Pictured below shows members of the class showing posters and reading en- velopes. Each student made a small poster to indicate his interest in reading. He also made the card envelope and pastecl his picture on it. Each time he read a book he made a summary on a card and placed it in the envelope. This way each could see how many books he had read. sm v--5, Stewart Simpson Margaret John Smith Youngblo lI8 Roger Barcak Lillie Bell Brenda Bishop Joyce Brown Elisa Canon Janice Freeman Abel Garcia Mary Gomez Kennth Grisham Joe Henderson Barbara Massey Neel Morton Deborah Nichols Jimmy Nitschke Stephen Owen Diana Pierce Sandra Sanford Freddy Schlipf Marilyn Self Guy Shults MRS. W. M. DAVIS IYTH Grade 6 Kathy Drake and Jimmy Grisham represented Katy Elementary School in ln- terscholastic League spelling. Charles Guzman was Santa Clause in the Christmas program fpage 1231. Others who had speaking parts were Bobby Bruney, Ethel Johnson, and Jimmy Grisham. MRS. O. L. FIELDER Roy Lee Anderson Wanda Beckendorff Bobby Bruney Lee Crumpler Kathleen Drake Lee Ernstes Ricky Ferrill Jimmy Grisham Charles Guzman Ethel Johnson Donnah Mau Davalyn Massey Gregory Motal Lana McLeon Charlene Orsak Nancy Peek Gwen Pierce Van Scroggins Diana Robinson Don Tillerson Helen Venable Dean Williams Pictured are six students, Gwen Pierce, Diana Robinson, Nancy Peek, Gregory Motal, Ethel Johnson, Charlene Orsak, with a display on world geography. II9 grade 6 Mrs. Motheral's sixth grade learned by research. Their research studies included science, social studies, reading, and reporting. The class also enioyed numerous holiday parties. QE Christine Wilson Dennis Wilson On February 20, 1962, the nation witnessed the space flight of Col. John Glenn. Among those who observed the flight were the students of Mrs. Motheral's sixth grade. I20 MRS. J. D. MOTHERAL Linda Angelino Brenda Bearclen Glenn Beckendorff Melissa Brackman John Corbell Edwin Dobson Jay Elder Doyle Fulkerson Dennis Goerner Carol Jenkins J. P. Johnson Ralph Monigold Pamela Morton Gary Nowlin Carolyn Painter Bill Pavlicek Jo Poorman Janet Stanberry Rosanne Stockdick Sherry Wheeler MRS. J. E. BOULIGNY Special 5dumfior1 This year was the first year for a full-day unit. Every clay living and learning studies were many meaningful experiences. Edward Ray Barker Glenn Ellis Leon Ellis Ervin Heinrich Buck Moon Tim Moon Lynell Motal Johnnie Ray Delores Rodriqez Lawrence Rodiqez Billy Williams Pictured are the members of the class being served refreshments at Christmas by Mrs. Barker and Mrs. Williams. l2l Slemcntary ,Music A music program is of vital importance. It is one of the arts that people need, especially children. Our public school music program includes a variety of rhythmic activities, instrument identification, sight reading and note identification, singing for special occasions, singing seasonal songs, and singing for recreation. MISS JEANETTE HAYES Elementary School Nurse 1, wtsag was The Elementary GLEE CLUB is composed of fifth and sixth grade girls. They have performed several programs throughout the year, two were for the PTA. They met as a group on Friday afternoons for practice. '22 The fourth grade fpictured belowl are doing a rhythmic activity, The Pafticake Polks. G 5 425 'lil Elementary physical Sducatiorz This is The second year that The elementary school has had coaches To direct their physical education Training. g The grades included in This program are fourth, fifth and sixth grades. 'w.,,...rj I 1 X H QQ' MISS BOBBIE CUTLER MR. KENNETH WELCH C Qs Elementary Girls P.E. EISYYWENIBVY BOYS P-5 I lgyl' F 5' 2? T X Ll I - .W X- - 1 unI ' - .. ' . 'fs sv X V ' '. X -Te H I Ekis X X ll l' F PICTURES OF ROOM ACTIVITIES Mrs. WaIdrip's girls showing Their Easter eggs they decorated. Mr. Black Cupper righti unwrapping his gifts at Christmas. His students are very interested to see' what each wrapping contains. Mrs. Hutsell's room Crightj were outside collect- ing wild flowers for identification and, knowing Mrs. Hutsell, they would also look at the color, beauty, and design of each and maybe even draw and paint them. I24 ,lldrick Elem nm y Addicks Elementary School became part of The Katy Independent School Dis- Trict at The beginning of This school year. During The summer The Addicks Independ- ent School District was partitioned into Three districts, Katy, Houston, and Spring Branch. A bill validating This partition was passed by The Texas Senate, Saturday, August 5, 1961. Included in The area Katy received was The Addicks Elementary school, Thus giving Katy Independent School District an additional elementary school. MR. MAURICE WOLFE Principal MRS. G. W. CARLTON Secretary To Mr. Wolfe' MRS. J. W. WEST School Nurse Mrs. W. L. Alcorn Cafeteria Manager Mrs. J. M. Baker Cafeteria Assistant Bus Driver Maintenance and Znfeferin Mr. Bryan Smith Custodian and Bus Driver Mr. Thomas Golbow Bus Driver Kindergartvn Mrs. Fisher's Kindergarten presented the assembly pro- gram for May. They took part in the Christmas Program and went to see the Salt Grass Trail Riders. The Kinder- garten also enioyed a number of parties, including a Christmas and a Valentine's Day party. MRS. JOHN H. FISHER Randal Baker Jerilu Bone Beverly Briers Jan Caffey Mike Davis Alvera Estrada Jeanne Frederick Dalia Mendietta Gail Moers Kyle Nogle Timothy Otte Judith Paschall Joe Rodriquez Claire Smolik Cathy Jo Young Kindergarten meets for one-half day morning schedule. Pictured at right are these energetic students at work learning the fundamentals to equip them for the first grade. l28 Tony Bazan Linda Dopslauf Willie Estrada Tommy Golbow Nancy Groschke Alda Hagan Patricia Hennarcl Irma Luna Guillermo Luna Walter Nogle David Rlchnow Ronald Scearce Edward Stoll Mona Swim Alan Waggoner Grade I Among the parties enioyed by Mrs. Hill's first grade were a Christmas party, a Valentine's day party, and an Easter egg hunt. When the Salt Grass Trail season came, Mrs. Hill took her class to see the riders on their entry into Houston. The class also made tire prevention posters and carried on a home reading program MRS. GUY HILL 'T ' Wade Young rs. Hill's first grade class. IZ9 I30 Grade 2 Mrs. Hardeman's second grade painted Two murals This year. One of Them was of early pioneer life and The other one was composed of Christmas scenes. The high light ofthe year was a Trip by bus To see The Salt Grass Trail riders. The class also received The Perfect Attendance Prize Trom The P.T.A. for all but one meeting during The year. MRS. PRUDIE H. HARDEMAN Carol Sue Barcuck lsabel Bazan Lucy Delgado Carol Ehler Lawrence Estrada Sherre Euton William Fry Mark Groschke Ross Hamilton Lucinda Henderson John Hutto Dorianna Mendietta Damian Mendietta Gary Moers Eva Rodriquez Kathy Schuh Neil Smalik Mrs. Hardeman's second grade class. Debra Baker Marsha Bowman Jo Ann Briers Petra Delgado Keith Dopslout Robert Euton Aline Frederick Stanley Golbow Mary Hare Pamela Moffett Douglas Nogle David Runk Linda Scearce Debra Waggoner Shirley Wyman Grands' 3 Mrs. Golloow's class, after enjoying Christmas, Valentine's, and Easter parties, participated in a number of activities involving pets. Among These activities were the raising of little chicks and hamsters. The class also participated in the assembly program in April, Texas Under Six Flags. MRS. JOE GOLBOW Mrs. Golbow's third grade work with clay to form various kinds of animals. I3l Grade 4 Mr. Hluchan's fourth grade has a class newspaper called the Addicks Fallout. Dorothy Jordan was elected Queen of the Halloween Festival in October. When the class presented their assembly program, they launched an Astronut, Ronnie Anderson. Katherine Cattey, Dorothy Jordens, and Pamela Neely brought home honors for their class by winning first place at the District Meet in the picture memory contest. MR. ALFRED J. HLUCHAN Ronald Anderson Rhonda Brune Katherine Caffey Larry Fritsche Minerva Garza David Groschke Dorothy Jordens Demetrio Mendietta Robert Moffett Kenneth Mosby Pamela Neely Gail Richnow Marlene Runk George Schuh Kenneth Speckmaier Katherine Deborah Swonke West l32 Grads' 5 Mrs. Grams' class had a very interesting year. Included in the events for the year were their presentation of the puppet show pictured below, a Christmas party, and a Valentine's Day party. They also presented the assembly program on March 2 which included a portion on Texas History and impersonations of the teachers. MRS. NlNA GRAMS Rhonda Anderson Ray Bowman Gary Briers Donna Carlton Dianne Chance Daniel Delgado Edward Dopslauf Casey Dunsmore Nancy Fiebig Barbara Grorschke Jo Bell Hennard Dianne Hutto Katherine Moffett Tyra Jo Nogle Walter Paschall Richard Scearce Marcella Shivers Judy Sweeney Carolyn Swonke Anna West l l Mrs. Grams' fifth grade presents a puppet show. Grade 6 One of the high points of the year for Mrs. Thomas' class was a trip to the International Trade Fair. They also presented the assembly program for February. Johnny Zarsky brought recognition to his class by winning second place in spelling in the interscholastic Meet. Also enjoyed were Christmas and Valentine's day parties. Ray Henderson received honorable mention on his fire prevention poster awarded by the Texas Fire Insurance Commission, Austin, Texas. MRS. EMMA VINT THOMAS JFK .qu ills 'va-one '- -sqm A rf: V' yi Johnny Zarsky Randall Briers Marvin Carlton Katherine Ehler Judy Fiebig Peggy Foreman James Foreman Barbara Francis Dianna Fry Edwin Groschke Linda Henderson Arthur Henderson Stephen Marks Billy Martinez Danny Richnow Dorothy Speckmaier Mrs. Thomas' sixth grade working mathematical problems at the board. ,,,. The first grade class in music. These students are in the visual aid room listening, singing, and keeping rhythm by clapping their hands. CThe photographer remarked that it was a thrill to see the uninhibited spontaneity of these students.J Music instruction is given all six grades and kindergarten. Physical diucafian Physical education is under the directibn of each classroom teach- er. The school has adequate play- ground and gymnasium. Foot- ball, basketball, volleyball, base- ball and other games give the students athetic knowledge. MR. A. J. HLUCHAN Coach S L ,Music MRS. FISHER Elementary Music This basketball team is composed of fifth and sixth grade boys. From left to right, STANDING: Marvin Carlton, Edwin Groschke, Coach, Danny Richnow, James Foreman. FRONT ROW: Gary Briers, Rusty Marks, Ray Henderson, Casey Dunsmore, Randy Briers. Johnny Zarsky Chold- ing the ballb was manager. Left: Baseball in action. I35 Activities Irish Polka at the Faculty party. The fifth grade practicing for a puppet show. The sixth grade at their Valentine party. Addicks teachers were hosts to the Faculty Club. , Ray Henderson and Katherine Ehler dramatiz- . . ' b k ' . Good refreshments, clever decorations, and good friendship mg 3 OO revlew made a most enjoyable evening. Mrs. Hill and Mr. Wolfe entertained with An 1 wif XZ? gag? xp 'W f ' ' 4f Eiffzz E 2 ZLQMAQIH axikagiyo 2 ' ' 1 . E AD 22' C I P2 'X , ,Q ' 5 E QE: Kew 98 , 'Nik SXQAQDHCQQQ aff RQ? 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