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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1966 volume:

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BETTY ROGERS, KTRK TV Chan- nel 13 for selecting Most Beautiful and Most Handsome and the Runners-Up. To GROSS STUDIOS, Brookshire-Bellville, for senior pictures. To PROVINE STUDIOS, Houston. To THE BROOKSHIRE TIMES, for pictures. To TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY, Dallas. In Memoriam .... .. . 3 Faculty ..... . ..... 7 Classes .... ..... 1 3 Seniors .... ..... 1 9 Juniors .... .....31 Sophomores . . . . . . . .35 Freshmen .... ..... 3 9 Departments . . . . . . . .45 Organizations .... ..... 6 3 Activities .... ..... 7 1 Athletics .......... ..... 8 1 Favorites ............ ..... 8 8 Junior High School .... ..... 9 7 E E 2 5 F E. , lw ' November 6, 1946 April 7, 1966 . 3 I E 1 I 1 3 i 2 L to R: Hal V. Cardiff, memberg Melvin L. Scott, presidentg George Rheman, treasurerg Glen Fry, sectetaryg Harry W. Brown, vice-presidentg james E. Taylor, superintendentg Don E. Elder, memberg Jack Kinberger, memberg W. D. Fussell, business office. Business O ' Mr. W. D. Fussell, tax assessor-collector and business manager Mrs. S. C. Bell, secretary to Mr. Fussell. MR. JAMES E. TAYLOR B.S. Sam Houston State Teachers Col- lege M.S. Texas A8zM Graduate studies at Texas University and University of Houston MRS. FRANK TUCKER Secretary to the Superintendent Mrs. Gipson, Mr. Rhodes, and Miss Whitson are looking over the 1965-1966 high school calendar. 52 ' ' 1,i E5 V ' AZ A ' QQ, if 2 il MRS. AJR. GIPSON MR. JACK F. RHODES Secretary B.S. and M.A. S.H.S.T.C. 6 MISS KAREN WHITSON Asst. Secretary MISS ELLEN BAKER Girls Ph sical Education Y B.S., Northwestern State College, Natchitoches, La. MR. JOHN R. BANKSTON Band Director B.S., Sam Houston S.T.C. M.M.Ed., Southern College of Fine Arts MRS. LINDA BARRETT Homemal-:ing-Health B.S. SHSTC MR. RODGER BECK Science-Assistant Coach B.S. Southwest Texas State College MR. LESLIE W. BLUME junior High Physical Education and Texas History B.S., Rice University MRS. JOE BRIGHT Spanish, jr. High and High School B.A. SHSTC l Iglll ,v yt I 65 i 2 4, l ,s, .1 ' l H i ' si A i fggsi ,j 'ii i-Ili ' 'i it iiwiii i ll? YW fi'52f , 1 MR. JOE BRIGHT Head Coach and Jr. High School B.S. and M.Ecl., SHSTC u HMBRSYSCEIJEH QQ 5 1,2 292522 iff? z2Sigi!2s2l1grez M 7 AU? MR. JEROME V. FRNKA High School Science B.S., S.H.S.T.C. MRS. MAYME HAMILTON High School Business B.S., S.H.S.T.C. MISS CHARLENE KAGLER junior-Senior High School Girls' Physical Education B.S., Texas Women's University MR. THEODORE LAMMERT High School Social Studies B.A., West Texas State M.A., University of Houston MISS DANA KELLY Junior High School Social Studies A.A., Warren Wilson College Swannanoa N C B.S., College of the Ozarks Clarksville Ark MISS ELIZABETH LEDNICKY High School English III, IV B.A., Texas University Below: Keith Morton seeks counsel. f I MR. W. R. LEGGET1' High School Math B.S., University of Southern Mississippi MR. GARLAND MCMEANS High School Counselor and Algebra I M.Ed University of Houston B.S., S H S T C Below Mr Pepper is telling Lillie Beth Bell and Nancy Wilson the secret of staying in class M.A., University of Miss. MISS PATRICIA MUSKE jr. High Language Arts B.A., S.M.U. :1,..g.:m.azzz, .fzseswz iw wzzzzea-aw-mws V. A Mm-, -we R. .R zzz: .,., ,,..v-.i,..M,f?s,1.1 W- 'ff -ff we I 1 7 ,vi Q I , : , '1 ' wav i was - Sfu 'e+2 L 352 H u U?-3 M I age . 1 v ng? , by I 1 vfiTi f-- Ir UI I MR. PAUL E. PEPPER Social Studies B.A., Baylor MR. MAPLE POLLARD Industrial Arts, Jr.-Sr. High School B.S., S.H.S.T.C. isL2,1QF.,iIgEQ,.. 5 l . ,. gli ...fn ll . '1l i'3ilq. bibgi , 'H r . it ll? , f . . ' 1 5. n . .zxl . . w 0 Efffgffiif 1 ,, . .Q .. R '1S2m..f1f51 v--1 ' 1,, 2 .2 lift E- f - ii Q wit-L f1l: 'vlif:i' W E , 3..1,3.l- ,M i. mil' i 5 ' ' llll tif ' cw lg ..a K QU 'a sm: 'V' lil . 3. L .Q www A iw gy ! 1 ig 1 l A. .w ifi S'-'-fr. 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M.Ed., U. of H. 1 ,ii it 'hz 55,15 5. . . n f', , A sw. 5. I Nu ll sin.. A , . li , .. ,. if Z F v 1 hi 1 K i as I it I , a t il H .. Q , 1 lm ! 'l li , 5li'1,f', f'i,ff 'U' Ili' fl ei iw v 'H nl , 1 ,U-ki s,'A?!l..,,, 5, 1 ,H may . I Q, 3. 5.- sf mv. 5.i,sf.:fM..,.eil2lf ,.....5 39lEg' t. . '4 M ' itll 1 t ' gQwga,3g5Qgi25g5 . I Q . l kN ,, ' Nair, ,,.L ut . 5 5 ' fal 'm'r 5f Yf, t - t Q I 1 ,- .:,v, xl. nggagelgtl . A 2:15. . . , , 5.533 le galizggisiiigw . .. . vm fi pf! 'uw , it fi . 1 I A U v. 1. 'ri 'Hal' ' WW' 'E 5' ff IS 7 . - -' J, tlfffifi. -w Q,.f ,grlpu ', ,s2if wg? gill Fgiiwnifvff ink -f,,i8ti i:,fEhg Q, .Q ii '2i11,i36ff..'ii1i1g5g2 9 s iggmzif zii . 3511. iinliil fizsilts 'alma +4 'I 4. ,isiskfis .vitality ziisstu 'hill MR. LUKE SENIOR, R. jr.JHigh Language Arts B.S. Texas A8cM University M.B.A. University of Houston MRS. HOMER SHURBET Homemaking B.S. North Texas State M.H.Ed., Colorado State University MISS BETTY SWOGETINSKY High School Library B.A. Baylor University M.Ed., University of Houston EEE MR. KENNETH WELCH MR. W. D. WILLIAMS High School Basketball High School Math Coach B.S. University of Houston jr. High History B.S. SHSTC MR. ELWOOD L. MRS. SHIRLEY VAUGHN WILLIAMSON Jr. High Language Arts Jr.-Sr. High Speech B.S. U. of H. B.S. U. of H. if gi .f i in in fp 5 id M0552 Qi 2' 'W uufliq -Lv ii I mi .gg iigi MRS. JOHN BRAUN MRS. DuBOSE Supervisor 531335381 fi ff zv z W ig ifikfijfriii, 3335253555353 U? sux it Kllv :d ll .Ki fy, I 5,1 ,355 at img? 1 fflrh iu if ti! , i ,.f., A, 45 A 'ffff we n,- if , .4, .,.. IW, ' ,i Q I ? ' ,f ,.. 2 .- g H X 5 1 HQ if gfiffgli Z ul? K M ,L BEM f W 1 w saf e, 61 5 i Q 5 5 li? iff 3 Iwi, xg 159 35 If, 5 ff 1 - N fa WE , sig fwn'fWikf?.s5j.ff! lin g SW Iliff L5 SU f ' vwliigfgfxg 2 .f ggi E 2 E K ,-xiii! r15.ff'E?.LwJ A ' og. i if WE' If Q.. . iii? sr' .aff 'TV ., i iiWiMWfaMM mMMw MR. 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Bldg. - WM-wmwffif ,. . . ff-Hp-f:,,:m1xzff2w, MHWnxlfmnwwfexfm, F' we xuiwmw Y Standing: Bobby Wheless, freshman representativeg Ethel johnson, sophomore representativeg Shirley Moore, senior representativeg Nancy Wilson, sophomore representativeg Frank Fry, presidentg Molly Fordyce, junior representativeg Kathy Schlottman, reporter and senior representativeg Susan Creech, vice president and junior representativeg Elsie Ruth Short, freshman representativeg Linda Gail Starnes, secretary and senior representativeg Theresa Ernestes, freshman representative. Kneeling: Neal Morton, freshman representativeg Marion Kenney, senior representativeg Linda Jordens, junior representativeg Van Scroggins, freshman representative. .i.g4W.f,zf.-W Y i.4g,Ef55'f-' AWK 9 , ,,,. Mit.. t.. ,nm smzz:5sszw1se1fe f,-QN,..w: my ,gt Gwen Cardiff, Senior President H on 0440121 Linda Starnes, Senior Vice-President Alicia Garza, Senior Secretary Sandra Wolters, Senior Reporter Mike Griffin, Senior Ira Diskin, Senior Kathy Schlottrnan, Senior Brqwnie Wheless, Senior Donna Haigh, Senior Janice Murray, Senior Marilyn Muse, Senior Virginia Leggett, Senior Mary Baker, junior Susan Creech, junior Carolyn-Rylancler, junior Jane Dilrio, junior John Dalton, junior Kathy Schlottrnan, 92.57 Ira Diskin, 92.10 Gwen Cardiff, 91.30 Virginia Leggett, 91.28 Marion Kenney, 90.03 V LmdafGailbQi'wmes J l Ita? tm .5 Aiwa Ganga L mms' lntwclwlastw League new 21-All Regww m Lillie Beth Bell Nancy Wilson Steve Cummings Barbara Massey Jimmy Grisham Sandy Fussell lst Debate lst Debate 1st Persuasive 1st Persuasive 1st Poetry 1st Poetry 5rd Reg. 3rd Reg. Speaking Speaking 2nd Reg. 5rd Reg. 3rd Reg. 4th Reg. Carolyn Rylander Virginia Legett John Dalton Diana Fry Janice Murray Ira Diskin 1st Number Sense lst Shorthand 2nd Extemp. 2nd Extemp. 2nd Typing 2nd Number Sense 5rd Reg. 5rd Reg. 4th Slide Rule Elsie Ruth Short Donnah Mau Glen Beeler Jane DiIorio Mike Griffin 5rd Extemp. 3rd Poetry 3rd Prose 4th Prose 4th Science I8 fi Q v E Q 5 SE .2 3 E 5 5 x 5 5 3 fi il E, Q S Q f s i 5 gs if s Q ,x E. is OIAASO' Brownie Wheless, sgt. at arms, Dina Thomas, treasurer, Ray Williams, vice-president, Linda Starnes, secretary, Mike Griffin, president C ,,,,,:,,,,,,xy,. fi,-:f..,w fl H2.:ff5i,,,2Jif: ! ,. ,,.. .,,,, ,,,,,..a,gg ri , aff, aff .. , 1. ....,... , 313 '55 5 ia an My :gif V, Hg ' 'r 'zzz 'Swat ,.1s:1wf -as - .1 aww 1.1, , t , ' i- ,,,. fr- nv ffaqggg, Jr? 2: 5 2,115 P fn E rf A MS ,SYS if if ,aw ,P 45?-1 Ja 33 'NIU' at SQA? A A 52213335 ' , .V . 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FRANCES -BANKSTON Bellville High School, Bellville, Texas 1, Band 2, 3, 4, Band Secretary 4, Class Treasurer 2, UIL One-act Play 4, FHA 2, Girl's Sports 2, FHA 2, 3, Most Beauti- ful 4. WILLIAM R. BATSON, JR. Football 1, FFA 1, 2, 3, Outdoor Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. ,MARGARET KATHLEEN BISHOP Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Reporter 1, Band Quartet 1, Tennis 3, 4, lst Regional 3, 3rd State 4, lst District 4, FHA 1, 2, Photographer 2, Girl's Sports 2, 3, 4, Presi- dent 4, FTA 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, Track Queen 4, Homecoming Decorating Committee 4, Powder Puff Football 4, Queen of Hearts Princess 1, Lady-in-Wait- ing 4, College Prep. 4, Most Athletic Girl 4. 1 zo , JOHN STEPHEN BLOOMFIELD Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Lettered 3, 4, Track and Field 1, 3, Basketball 1, 3, 4, Tornadoes 2, College Prep 4, Golf 4, Esquire Club 4. BARBARA SMITH CAMPBELL Volleyball 1, 3, FNA 1, 2, FHA 1, 2, 3, Pep Squad 3. GWENDOLYN ANN CARDIFF Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Powder Puff Football 1, 4, Class Favorite 1, Class Vice-President 1, Class Sec- retary 2, Band Quartet 1, 2, 3, UIL Ready Wfriting 3, 3rd Regional, Student Council 1, 2, FTA 1, 2, 3, Foreign Language League-French 4, Spanish Club 1, 2, Secretary 2, ICNC Representative 3, National Honor Society President 4. VICTORIA PAGE CARDIFF Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Powder Puff Football 1, 4, Volleyball 1, 2, 4, UIL Solo and Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4,'UIL Twirling 1, 2, 3, 4, 1st Place 1, 2, 3, 4, UIL Prose 3, 3rd Place 3, FHA 1, 2, 3, FTA 1, 2, 3, Foreign Language League-French 4, College Prep. 4, Twirler 2, 3, Drum Major 4. MICHAEL OWEN CATCHIN GS Basketball 1, Outdoor Sports 1, 2, Advanced Science 3, Esquire Club 4, College Prep. 4. DARLA ELAYNE CAVEN DER Band 1, 2, 3, 4, UIL Band Solo 1, 2, UIL Band Trio 1, 2, 3, 4, Band Quartet 3, UIL Typing 3, FTA 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, 3rd Vice-President 3, FHA Cor- responding Secretary 4, Press Club 1, Octet 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 4, Stage Band 3. REBA SUZANN E COOK Powder Puff Football 1, 4, Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, FOfCigf1 Language League-French 4, FTA 2, ICNC Chairman 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Gir1's Sports 2, College Prep. 4. STANFORD CRANE Spring Branch Senior High School, Spring Branda, Texas 1, 2, 33 Esquire Club 4. 2l CYNTHIA EDWARDS Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Powder Puff Football 4, UIL Ensemble 2, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, FTA 2, Girl's Sports 2, Press Club Assistant Editor 4, Chorus 4. MARILYN GAIL ENGLAND Royal High School, Brookshire, Texas 1, Band 2, 3, 4, UIL Band Trio 2, UIL Band Solo and Quartet 3, FHA 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, FTA 2, 3, 4, College Prep. 4. DEANNA MARIE FELCHAK Waller High School, Waller, Texas 1, FHA 2, FTA 2, Pep Squad 2. KATHLEEN ANITA FIEBIG FHA 1, 2, Pep Squad Vice-President 3, FTA 1, Spanish Club 2, 3. 22 STEVEN CHARLES CUMMINGS B Football 1, Manager 2, 3, Track and Field 1, UIL One-act Play 3, 4, All-star cast 4, UIL Persuasive Speech 4, 1st District 4, Slide Rule 1, ICNC Co-Chairman 2, Spanish Club 1, Basketball 1, Boy's Athletics 1, 2, Tornadoes 2. OBBY GENE DENNISON Football 1, Outdoor Sports 3, President 3, Class Sgt. at Arms 3, FFA 2, 3, 4, FFA Service Award 3, Radio Team 4, Leadership Team 4, Basketball 1. IRA PHILLIP DISKIN Royal High School, Brookshire, Texas 1, Band 2, 3, 4, UIL Band Solo and Quartet 2, UIL Extemp. Speech 2, 2nd District, UIL Number Sense 4, Basketball 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, National Honor Society 3, College Prep. 4, Advanced Science 3. SUE ANN DUBE Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Powder Puff Football 4, Class Re- porter 2, UIL Twirling 1, UIL Band Solo 2, UIL Ensemble 2, 3, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, FTA 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, Chorus 4, Foreign Language League-French 4. ADDISON JOHNSON FLOWERS R , J - FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Lone Star Farmer Degree 35 Outdoor Sports 1, 2, 3, 45 Esquire Club 45 College Prep. 4. THOMAS FORDYCE Football 2, 35 Outdoor Sports 15 Boy's Athletics 2, 3. FRANK ROBERT FRY Most Courteous 35 Football 15 Track and Field 1, 2, 3, 4, Lettered 1, 2, 3, 45 Class President 1, 25 Student Council President 45 Boy's Athletics 1, 2, 3, 45 Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, All-District 3, Co-Captain 45 FFA 1, 2, 3, 45 Esquire Club 45 College Prep. 4. ALICIA GARZA Salutatorian 45 Band 15 Powder Puff Football 15 Pep Squad 2, 3, 45 Volleyball 2, 35 FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Secre- tary 45 Business and Secretary Club 45 Library Helper 4. BARBARA ANN GILBERT Powder Puff Football 1, 2, 4, Captain 1, 25 Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 35 Annual Staff 2, 3, Editor 35 Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4, President 45 Football Sweetheart 45 FHA 1, 45 Girl's Sports 25 Most Courteous 45 Most Friendly 3, 45 Art Appreciation 2, 35 FSA 45 High School Favorite 45 Class Favorite 2, 4. ' LINDA ELLA GOERNER Powder Puff Football 15 FHA 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 45 Number Sense 25 FTA 3, 45 Spanish Club 3, 45 Spanish Club Reporter 4. MICHAEL LYNN GRIFFIN Band 1, 2, 3, 4, President 45 Football 15 UIL Band Solo and Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 45 Class President 45 National Honor Society 35 Band Combo 4. DONNA ANN HAIGH Band 1, 2, 3, 45 UIL Ready Writing 15 FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, 1st Vice-President 45 FTA 1, 2, 3, 4, 4th Vice-President 35 FSA 35 College Prep. 4. 23 DORIS JUNE HELFER FHA 1, 2, 3, Chorus 4. JAMES ALLEN HERZOG Football 1, 2, Track and Field 1, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Par- liamentarian 1, Reporter 3, District Reporter 4, Lone Star Farmer Degree 4, Quiz Team 1, Dairy judging Team 3, Superintendent of FFA Show 4, Basketball 1, College Prep. 4, Outdoor Sports 3, FHA Bee' Esquire Club 4. IUNIUS MADISON HODGES Stephen F. Austin Senior High School, Bryan, Texas 1, 2, 3, Annual Staff 4, Golf 4. BEVERLY ANN HOFFPAUIR Band 1, 2, 3, 4, UIL Quartet 1, 2, FHA 1, 2, 3, Press Club Assistant Editor 4, FTA 2, Spanish Club Vice- President 4, FSA President 4. JACQUELINE SUE HARE Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Reporter 4, Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Lettered 3, 4, Powder Puff Football 2, UIL Band Solo and Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4, College Prep. 4, Spanish Club 1, FTA 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, President 4, Press Club 3, 4, Editor 4, Girl's Sports 4. THOMAS BERT HASKETT Ramona High School, Riverside, California 1, 2, Out- door Sports 3. WILLIAM JAMES HAYES Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Lettered 3, 4, Track and Field 1, 3, Tiger Club 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Lettered 3, 4, Esquire Club Vice-President 4, College Prep. 4. CAROLINE FRIEDA HEINRICH Powder Puff Football 1, FHA 1, 2, FTA 1, 2, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, Gir1's Sports 2. GEORGE MARION JINKS Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Lettered 1, 2, 3, 4, All-District 3, 4, Track and Field 1, 2, 3, 4, State Meet 2, 3, 4, Tiger Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Sgt. at Arms 1, 2, Class President 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Lettered 1, 2, 3, 4, Esquire Club 4, College Prep. 4. SHERIAL ANN JOHNSON FHA 1, 2, Outdoor Sports 1, FTA 2, Pep Squad 1, 2, 3. MELVIN STEVEN JORDAN Most Athletic Boy 4, Football 1, 12, 3, 4, Lettered 3, 4, All-District 4, Class Parliamentarian 1, 2, Vice-Presi- dent 3, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Reporter 1, Sr. Farm Skill Team 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Lettered 2, 3, 4, All-District 3, 4, Captain 4, All-State 4, Esquire Club 4, Tennis 2, 3, 4, 1st District 2, 3, 4, 2nd Regional 4. MARION ELIZABETH KENNEY Stephen F. Austin High School, Houston, Texas 1, 2, Pep Squad 3, 4, Powder Puff Football 4, Volleyball 4, Lettered 4, Student Council 4, Annual Staff 3, College Prep. 4, Cheerleader 4, Queen of Hearts Princess 4. BOBBY LAMBRIGHT Track and Field 1, 3, 4, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Sentinel 1 Parliamentarian 3, Outdoor Sports 2, 3, Basketball 3, 4 Lettered 4, Esquire Club Reporter 4. JOYCE ANN LEE Ralph J. Bunch High School, Brookshire, Texas 1, 2, 3. JULIA IDA LEE Band 1, 2, FHA 1, 2, FTA 2, Octet 2, 3, 4, Chorus 24. VIRGINIA LEGETT Band 1, 2, 3, 4, District Band 3, Powder Puff Football 2, Class Treasurer 1, UIL Band Solo 1, UIL Sextet and Quartet 2, 3, UIL Sextet 4, Student Council 4, FT A 2, Spanish Club 3, 4, FHA 1, 2, 3 3 Girl's Sports 2, Speech Club 4, Dixieland Combo 3, 4. 25, 3 JANICE ANN MURRAY Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Powder Puff Football 4, UIL Band Solo and Quartet 1, 2, 3, UIL Band Trio 2, Spanish Club President 4, FTA 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, FHA 'l, National Honor Society 4, Band Dixieland Combo 5, 4. MARILYN MUSE Ralph J. Bunch High School, Brookshire, Texas 1, 2, Pep Squad 5. RANDY PAT NEWMAN Football 1, 2, 5, 4, Lettered 3, 4, All-District 4, Track and Field 3, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Tiger Club 3, 4, Esquire Club 4, College Prep, Basketball 1, 2. ALBERT JEROME PEEK FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Outdoor Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. 26 LAVENIA CAROL MIKESKA Memorial Senior High School, Houston, Texas 1, 2, 33 Chorus 4, Pep Squad Treasurer 4, FTA 4, FHA 4, Betty Crocker Award 4. ROBERT MOEHLE Football 4, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Outdoor Sports 1, 2, 39 Boy's Athletics 3, 4. IDA EAYE MOORE Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Twirler 2, 3, 4, UIL Twirling 1, 2, 5, 4, 1st Place 1, 3, 4, UIL Band Quartet 1, FHA 1, 2, 4, Girl's Sports 2, FFA Sweetheart 4, FSA 4. SHIRLEY JEAN MOORE Band 1, 2, 3, 4, UIL Band Ensemble lst Place 1, FHA 1, 2, 3, FTA 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, 2nd Vice-President 4, Girl's Sports 2, Chorus 1, Spanish Club 2. REBECCA PEEK FHA 1, 2, Chorus 1, 3, 4. MALINDA LEIGH POORMAN Band 1, 2, 3, 4, UIL Band Solo 1, 2, 3, 4, Ensemble 2, 3, 4, Stage Band 3, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, FTA 1, 2, Future Scientists 3, Chorus 4, Advanced Science 3. CHARLES VICTOR RAY Annual Staff 4, Outdoor Sports 1, 2, 3, Art Apprecia- tion 2, 3, 4, Boy's Athletics 3, Future Scientists 3, Press Club Reporter 4, Library Helper 4. VIRGINIA KERR RICHARDSON john H. Reagan Senior High School, Houston, Texas 1, 2, Powder Puff Football 4, FTA 4, Art Apprecia- tion 4, College Prep. 4, Library Helper 4. RHONDA KAY RITTER Brazos Port High School 1, 2, 3, Katy High School 4. ROLLIE MAX ROBERTSON San Marcos Military- Academy, San Marcos, Texas 2, 3, FFA 1, 4. CHARLES EDWARD ROBINSON Ralph Bunch High School, Brookshire, Texas 1, 2, 3, Football 4, Lettered 4, Track and Field 4, Lettered 4. KATHRYN EILEEN A SCHLOTTMAN All-Around Girl 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, UIL Band Solo and Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Secretary 1, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Photographer 2, Secretary 3, Octet 2, 3, 4, Student Council 1, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3. 27 TERRY LEIGHTON STOCKDICK Band 1, 2, 3, 45 FFA 1, 2, 3, 45 Outdoor Sports 1, 35 Chorus 4. JOSEPH EDWIN TERRY, III ,Football 15 Advanced Science 15 Track and Field 45 Press Club 45 College Prep. 45 Esquire Club 45 Annual Staff .45 UIL Extemp. Speech 4. DIN A SUE THOMAS Band 1, 25 UIL Band Solo 25 Powder Puff Football 1, 45 Class Treasurer 45 FHA 15 Girl's Sports 25 Head Cheerleader 45 Pep Squad 3, 45 FTA 2, 35 Queen of Hearts Lady-in-Waiting 4. DAVID BROWN ELL WHELESS Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Lettered 3, 45 Track and Field 1, 2, 3, 4, Lettered 45 Class Vice-President 35 Student Council 35 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Lettered 45 Most Hand- some 4. 28 STANLEY GARBER SHORT Band 1, 2, 3, 45 UIL.Band Solo and Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 45 FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Leadership Team 1, 2, 3, Lone Star Farmer Degree 35 Outdoor Sports Secretary 25 Esquire Club Vice-President 45 Class Favorite 45 College Prep. President 4. MARVIN NEIL SMITH 5 Football 1, 4, Lettered 45 FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 35 Outdoor Sports 2, 35 Tiger Club 45 Esquire Club 45 College Prep. 4. BARBARA LYNN STAMPS Band 1, 2, 35 FHA 1, 25 Spanish Club 2, 35 Girl's Sports 25 Powdr Puff Football 45 College Prep. 4. LINDA GAIL STARN ES Band 1, 2, 3, 45 UIL Band Solo and Ensemble 1, 25 Powder Puff Football 1, 2, 45 Class Secretary 3, 45 Vice-President Student Council 45 FHA Christmas Angel 45 FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, 4th Vice-President 2, 5th Vice-Pres. 3, President 45 Spanish Club 2, 3, 45 Girl's Sports 25 FTA 2, 3, 4, Secretary 45 National Honor Society 35 Valedictorian 45 College Prep. 4. CHARLES RAYFORD WILLIAMS Class Vice-President 4, UIL Spelling 2, 3, 4, Student Council lg FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Reporter 1, 2, Treasurer 3, Lone Star Farmer Degree 3, Jr. Chapter Conducting Team 13 Sgt. at Arms in Outdoor Sports 35 Sr. Farm Skill Team in FFA 3, Sr. Chapter Conducting Team 33 College Prep. 4. SANDRA IRENE WOLTERS Band 1, 2, 3, 4, UIL Band Ensemble 1, 25 UIL Ready Writing 1, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Christmas Angel 3, Par- liamentarian 3, Area 2nd Vice-President 45, Extempo- raneous Speech 1, 43 Girl's Sports 2, Spanish Club'2g FTA 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Reporter 4, College Prep. 4. EDWARD MARSHALL WOODS Outdoor Sports 1, 2, 3, FFA 1, 2, 3, Esquire Club 4. TERRY ALLEN WOODS Band 1, 2, 3, 4, UIL Band Solo 3, Ensemble 45 Chorus 4, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Lone Star Farmer Degree 4, Outdoor Sports 1, 2, 33 Esquire Club 4. SANDRA LYNN YOUNGBLOOD Band 1, 2, 3,.4, Stage Band 3, UIL Band Solo 1, Sextet 2, 3, Quintet 3, FTA 25 FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, 3rd Vice- President 2, 2nd Vice-President 3g Octet 2, 3, 4g Chorus 4. Left: Eddie Woods, Sue Dube, Marion 'Kenney, and Pat Newman represented the senior class in the Queen of Hearts. 29 3 1 f 3 53 5 5 If 5 Q S 5 ? 5 5 2 i Q S i 3 E Jtwiofv Owws Prerident-Vicki Green Vice-president-Mark Longenbaugh Secrelary-Molly Fordyce Trmrurer-jane1Dilorio Sgt.-at-Arm!-Raymond Guzman o Judy Hall and Keith Morton Qpmofus Mrs. Hamilton Mr. Pollard l2004vw Mrs. Greene Mrs. Fussell Mrs. Cardiff Mrs. jordens Representatives of Queen of Hearts Curtis Edwards, Marjorie Wilson Lauren Pederson, John Dalton. 3 I Iris Adams Dennis Alexander Mary Nell Baker Jerry Barker Tommy Bearden Diane Beaudoin Lee Beckendorff Barry Bingle Sue Brooks Fayne Cardiff Ricky Carefw Susan Creech John Dalton Jane Dilorio Mark Doss Bruce Duthie Curtis Edwards Addie Sue Flowers Molly Fordyce Donald Foreman Mary Kay Freeman Richard Fry Sandy Fussell Daisy Graham Abbot Vicky Greene Alton Griffin Willie Groschke Raymond Guzman Judy Hall Raymond Hillhouse Philip Hoyt Louis Hudson Linda jordens Beverly Korenek Mark Longenbaugh Mary Mack Tommy Mathis Donald Mier Scott McGowan Keith Morton Debbie Mullett Sandra Norville Veronica Orsak jerry Otte Theresa Pavlicek Lauren Pederson Mary Ramsey Ginger Rheman Joyce Rhodes Marva Robinson Carolyn Rylander Darrell Schrader Pam Schreiber Suzanne Self Ada Shivers Brian Waggener LaRee Williams Nancy Williams Marjorie Wilson s , 5 1 1 w F jimmy Grisham Kathy Drake Qponsofus Miss Lednicky Mr. Leggett Mrs. Williams Mrs. Massey Mrs. Scroggins Mrs. Robinson SOP President jimmy Grisham Vice-prexident Dennis Goerner Secretary Sarah Carew , Treasurer Diane Robinson Sgt.-az-Arm: Dennis Wilson W ...Alu .F KK W AVVM J Q, ada a 5 we gl sl l Butch Adams Brenda Bearden Glen Beckendorff Wanda Beckendorff Glen Beeler Melissa Brackman Floyd Briles Kathleen Brown I v L Gene Bryan Sarah Carew Marvin Carlton janet Chester Minnie Lou Creswell Craig Dickson Robert Dixon Edwin Dobson Kathy Drake Kathy Ehler jay Elder Floyd Ernestes Ricky Ferrill Judy Fiebig Arlene Fontenot Roland Foreman Connie Frazier Diana Fry Doyle Fulkerson Mary Fulkerson Dennis Goerner jimmy Grisham Edwin Groschke Linda Henderson Ray Henderson Tommy Hooker Barbara Jeffery Ethel johnson J. P. Johnson Kozi Keefe Alice Kenney Ken Kirkland Priscella LaFleur Mike Mahoney Davalyn Massey Rusty Marks Donnah Mau Lana McLeod Pam Morton Ralph Monigold Greg Motal Shirley Moyer Gary N owlin Charlene Orsak Henri Mae Patterson Bill Pavlicek Lynn Peek jo Poorrnan Ann Richardson Diana Robinson Van Scroggins Dorothy Speckmaier Janet Stanberry Wilma Stewart Rosanne Stockclick Don Tillerson Dean Williams Christine Wilson Dennis Wilson Nancy Wilson E sf xi? if' if 1 .2 N Q E es! 5 IQ ay Sh sf tis D52 'Q is U If Bi ,K is xx -ss is if! if .ffffwwwwggmuwmnmfffi--:----1- .K ,A.i--v-gg-,fg!m-X gg--,,L,mf?E5,52L-,1,55m,,Q?,m5Ww,mM,www5,-J ,E-ff,--A--1Eg,i, , L, , ll A L- . K- V V K K . 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Freddy Schlipf, Brenda Bishop, Kathy Thomas Wayne Cardiff Leroy Deloach Joan Dickson Casey Dunsmore Theresa Ernestes Wayne Ferrill Nancy Fiebig Susan Fotenot Louis Frederick Milton Frederick Janice Freeman Tag Gicldens Mary Gomez Kenneth Grisham Sheila Grisham Barbara Groschke Charles Guzman Clifford Haigh Lawrence Harmon Suzanne Helwig Bill Hodges Diane Hutto Brenda jackson James johnson Carl Koenig Robbie Lee Barbara Massey Lincla McGrew Don McShan joe Mikeska Kathy Moffett Lee Morton Neal Morton Kay Murray Maurice Muse Debbie Nichols jimmy Nitsche Tyra Nogle Karen Olson joe Ramsey Charles Robinson Sandra Sanford Ricky Scearce Freddy Schlipf Marilyn Self Marcella Shivers Elsie Ruth Short Guy Bob Shultz Kay Sible Stewart Simpson Margaret Smith Hubert Stewart Charles Stiles Mark Swogetinsky Carolyn Swonke Kathy Thomas Anna Pearl West Bobby Wheeles Joyce Williams Debbie Woods Johnny Youngblood Awwwls 5 Ein All Around Girl English Kathy Schlottman Band, S punish, Businexs Driver Education and Virginia Leggett Safety Attitude Marilyn Muse A 1 Vw WY fffftff ft.. gf , img? . lllftilttig 'fflifihfltffiwt Wil t i H li. wi. 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Girl: Athletic: Steve jordan Kathy Bishop 44 Science Mike Griffin 3 5. ? 3 . 5 ,fu QE Q 1 Mathematic: Ira Diskin 5 Social Studies and Homernahing Sandra Wolters 1 '5 il titfffgfisi sf1:!:zQ:2s!ff g,g5g5E55g i . ff, il 1 55 H 1 MJ x mv' iff Vx s ,Ai F L, l ' Illrmfti A ' :t4f1g1,fszVIhfi?nwsL t . if f'lsl?fl5'flf3iiQ5f5i5?l If ' 1 jf. -:ff'5f,'1zw 5:55, l ,,... . . ' it ggsgistwf i i - 5 2 2rfi:3!i' iz1s2f'.. 1 5' r Q ff., 'Qin 9, H W . ,,.. fa . 'sam 5 -fs. ' 1 t ttf fzi fi . 6 if I ' '-s!1f..:.t!. z 32,11 , Q F ,,.,.,, 5 gg? ,,gg2s5,,: g L ,,.f'r+fgg ,,5 53:9 Egg '!f12 ,.- . , f ' ft-llifidfm -wig-Stzfsggil t3,afl'Mi.Q,-,,g.3xj....'u'sftI.:- ., Mfg. ,QQ ' - gift f- 'l.m,' arf, I ..'f 2s ' ,qi Wit' 2, -' Q ws? . , 'Il l' tsl! 'I Zz: ikif K' .1 f M S .WH x. Q5 6 4 4 -i f i gi if Perfect Attendance Charles Ray fMissed one day in four yearsj rf 3 Ag ' Royce Tamplin seems to be at a loss for something to study. Left: Mr. Robinson's 3rd period Ag class. Bruce Duthie and Deanna,Falchak are finishing their pottery which was done by the coil method. 46 Leonard Arnold and Ray Bowman are show- ing their architectural projects. Donna Carter is showing her oil painting of the plant. ' Philip Hoyt placed in South- eastern Regional Scholastic Art with his encaustic of the Gas Plant. Business Right: Hey Barbara, how do you spell encyclopedia ? Below: Gwen Cardiff is catching up on some typing during the activity period. Right: No Ida Faye, it's 54 instead of 45. wifclms Vicky Cardiff, DRUM MAJOR Lauren Pederson Ida Faye Moore Linda jordens Mr. johnny Bankston DIRECTOR , L? if R If if I W., sz, . ,J if K ' ,. im AW A , 50 Pkgswalz ' Dfdwds Right: Barbara Massey, Neal Morton, Brenda Bishop, and Lee Morton are experitnenting with weights and balances. Below: Mr. Ruland and his 2nd period Dri. Ed class are measuring the braking of a car. Right: Clifford Haigh, Bill Hodges, Freddy Schlipf, and Ernie Brown are experimenting with the inclined plane. Below: La john's Beauty Salon was created on the Driver's Ed. bus on the way home from the Houston Police Station. Lab Miss Swogetinsky and Addie Sue Flowers are busy at work in the library. Bob Dalton studies while he works inhthe library during sixth period. These students worked at the desk in the library during the year. They served at Katy Elem., IQty High, Katy Jr. High: Mary Nell Baker W. R. Batson Glenn Beeler John Dalton Sue Dube Gail England Addie Sue Flowers Addison Flowers Alicia Garza Mike Griffin Matt Hodges Mike Mahoney Shirley Moore Janice Murray Virginia Richiardson Carolyn Rylander Rosanne Stockdick LaRe'e Williams Sandy Youngblood Above: Bill Baker shows the chest that he made in shop. Below: Wayne Beaudoin and john Dalton are working on a mechanical drawing problem. lmlusbzmlu Ants Above: Is this wha! mechanical drawing does for you? Risk ll Uh-Mrs. Burton, That's a blank sheet of paper. Risk! The typical English class, study concentration . . . work . , . Uislv Ill Mrs. Burton's third period English III enjoys reading literature. Mrs. Burton's son, Floyd H. Burton, Jr., was a guest speaker to her class. He has returned from the service. His subject was interesting points on Thomas Jefferson. 54 Below: Alton Griffin and Ricky Carew are adver- tising P.U. Sneakeroos in Miss Lednicky's English class. W: N E N, ,,h.. , , n Right: Spanish II students are shown here in a panel discus- sion. 56 P0068 Left: A Spanish I contest for the biggest sombrero? You win, Bubba! Right: Frank Fry is working on final test review questions. Below: The seventh period government class is concentrating on a test. 4 if Q Below left: Marvin Smith, Addison Flowers, and Alicia Garza are listening intently to Mr. Lam- mert. l l Z Below: Mark Longenbaugh is showing his teath- ing ability while Raymond Guzman is checkrng up on the latest current events. a 5 S 1 i Opposite: Sorry Ira, but Brownie doesn't think that you are all that funny. Opposite: It's about time you four learned to never turn your back on a camera! Opposite: That is no laughing matter Butch and Joyce. Opposite: What are you listening for, Ray- mond?!? Gals Plujsrmlb The girls enjoy playing volleyball in the new air conditioned gym. There seems to be more room quieter, less crowded. .E Homemaking III drew up floor plans for houses. Furnishings, color combinations, and ever! the cost is known by these girls. The aroma of broiled T-bone attracted the pho- tographer to this scene. Homemaking II demon- strate how it is done, is it done , girls? Homen-making I class made Pop Art bags. Each expressed the makers imagination. Chemistry Class is not complete without goggles and aprons. Right: These girls seem to enjoy playing with frogs. 62 ciemef Right: Alice Kenny, Scott McGoWn, and Keith Morton study the frog in Mr. Frnka's biology class. Pictured at left are Ida Moore, Alicia Garza, Dina Thomas, Shirley Moore, and Beverly Hoffpauir. 64 Pfwss Club This year's Tiger Cha! was edited by Jackie Hare with the help of the co-assistant editors, Cynthia Edwards and Beverly Hoffpauir. These leaders were assisted by Carolyn Rylander, Ada Shivers, Glen Beeler, Linda Starnes, Sandra Wolters, and Kathy Bishop, along with Mrs. Hamilton, their advisor. Their publications were run off by the talented young men pictured at left, james Herzog and Eddie Terry. Q - Li., E1 L., fi Ilff i,,, , , ,K I H X N,.xf.f!h I 0 . Q5 L T I S I I l 0395249100 1 Q00 QQQSg5l5fiHQo S i fi Qin llll 5 QQ QQ Q S N I 4 Business and ' Preridenlr Linda. Starnes Vice-Preridenl: Donna Haigh Second Vice-Pre.rin'ent: Sandra Wolters Third Vice-Preridenl: Susan Creech Fourzh Vice-President: Julia Lee Fifth Vice-Presidenz: Ada Shivers Trea.fu1er.' Suzanne Self Correrponding Secretary: Darla Cavendar Recording Secretory' Molly Fordyce Pnflinmenloriun.' Nancy Wilson Chaplain: Sarah Carew Photographer: Pam Schreiber Aniston! Photographer: Ethel johnson Pianirlr Gail England Adni.ror: Mrs. Ruth Shurbet Some of the activities of this year's FHA have been a talk given by Mrs Halden Longenbaugh, the annual Christmas party, and the sale of cedar chest tickets for the Fat Stock Show and Rodeo. I S-'4'5 , N--S S. From left to right: Front mw,' Debbie Mullet, Rhon- da Ritter, Becky Peek, Daisy Graham, Carolyn Heinrich, Joyce Rhodes, Beanie Mikeska, and Mary Ramsey. Back rowg Julia Lee, Sarah Carew, Glen Beeler fpianistj, Ricky Ca- rew, jerry Barker, Sandy Youngblood, Suzanne Self, Robbie Lee, Kathleen Brown, and Jean Ceasar. 66 Ride This club met every Thursday to improve their ability in working with a slide rule. From left to right they are john Dal- ton, Kathy Dalton, Mike Mahoney, Carolyn Rylan- der, Ira Diskin, Theresa Ernestes, and Dennis Goer- ner. Their sponsor was Mr. Wfilliams. umm-W... Above: OFFICERS FOR 1965-1966: Prerident: jimmy Grisham Vice-Prerident: Richard Fry Serrelary: jerry Otte Reporzer: Glenn Beckendorff Sentinel: Tommy Mathis Parlian2entarian.' Ricky Ferrill Chaplain: Jay Elder junior Adviror: James Herzog, Bill Baker Chapter Sweezbearl: Ida Faye Moore Adzfiror: Mr. L. D. Robinson Right: Ricky Ferrill, Dennis Alexander and Barry Bingle placed first at a Houston judging contest. -vt .ff -L l .f.f?'f. . Nw-'I ' , Milf' gif' 'W 1' ' ' Q- f '- N - T, 1 K Q 1 AQQIQ7 v' J 9 ,Z -11. A. fa uv l 'I Tl of ON O 'lv' x p '4 o 49' 'Cux-'Y OFFICERS FOR 1965-66 Prexident: Janice Murray Treasurer: Dennis Goerner Reparzer: Linda Goerner Historian: Kathy Drake Vice-President: Beverly Hoffpauir Secretary: Mary Baker IGN C: jane Dilrio PASF: Reba Sue Cook The Spanish Club spon- sored a Spanish supper as a money making project. They also sent four of their mem- bers, Linda Starnes, Janice Murray, Kathy Drake, and jane Dilrio to Mexico for an international meeting of Span- ish clubs around the Pan- American area. 68 Putww Teaclww Officers for this year's Future Teachers were jackie Hare, president, Mary Baker, first vice-president, Shirley Moore, second vice-presidentg Jane Dilrio, third vice-president, Alicia Garza, secretary, Suzanne Self, treasurer, Susan Creech, reporter, Vickey Greene, historiang and Sue Dube, parliamentarian. Miss Betty A. Swogetinsky served as the club's advisor. The senior members were Kathy Bishop, Gwen Cardiff, Darla Cav- ender, Gail England, Linda Goerner, Donna Haigh, Beanie Mikeska, Janice Murray, Virginia.Richardson, Linda Starnes, and Sandra Wolters. The junior members were Linda Jordens, Bev Korenek, Lauren Peter- son, joyce Rhodes, Carolyn Rylander, Pam Schreiber, Ada Shivers, and Margie Wilson. The sophomore members were Kathy Drake, Ethel johnson, and Pam Morton. The Future Teachers did many things to further their knowledge of the teaching professions. Among these activities were Mrs. Burton's panel discussion on education in Switzerland, a film on the dropout, and a trip to the Houston Symphony Dollar Concert. pauiskdub W, W., . 15gS.2fi211:1: X, 2 i , .. ,HQ Ss1gss2qiQsg!Sw2Q KZz1fsy5wu1f'E1 Wjifikiiiliifiif gigs Qgggffkf- gp? gQfv2!he?2sf5s2f3:f 3' f glvzgf-gffifistz f ig59if3253ai5'i W ' 9222, 5ES'2!5g!gf5i!ZQ f5fp595fi+:?:!z'5s ,, ..,, Fi if C . 1 W M . .Q mv ni..-az, i5l5i1f.2Eiq 'f 512231912223 2 e!'ffx'4 via. ,J X.-fn ,J ..,, 1, . ,ii -'i51lz2sSiifliw 'faE31qgEiz!ai!zv ig Q ES!- gg 'lisa Mn H I c S .,,. .. A ...ls S X I ' 4 ' W Pg N 5 I 951- . , .,,1g' f 5-QL.,,,f fi , ' 5 l E 3 , , 5' 5 ii,x z W ai, X 215 5 si gf 39 ww -Q 'va L al - V . f L L: f ww , I C V W 1 .4 , W, t,,.,,,. K! W 2 2 2 s K, Q 2 Z ' :E ' if W Y fi 1 Sf K 1 E 2 ii a Q 2 f 2 E Q Q 06 Rainbow Queew dw GwewCwwfi6Q Qfmwjetwfw Ladies in Waiting: KATHY BISHOP and DINA THOMAS During our Christmas assembly, the chorus, formed by Mr. Cleve Redus, sang a medley of Christmas carols. The entire student body joined them in two or three numbers. The FHA Octet also entertained us during the Christmas assembly. Among the numbers they sang were Little Drummer Boy, and Silver Bells. The members of the Octet are Sandy Fussell, jane Dilorio, Julia Lee, Sandy Youngblood, Darla Cavender, Diane Beaudoin, Kathy Schlottman, and Vickey Greene. Kohjlcampus The entire cast of the Katy Kampus Kapers joins in the singing of If Ever I Would Leave You. They were lead by Mr. Cleve Redus and Glen Beeler accompanied them on the piano. Part of our local talent is represented by The Customs. The members are Leonard Arnold on drums, joe Ramsey on Cornet, Neal Mor- ton on sax, and the three guitarists, Lee Morton, Wayne Cardiff, and Bobby Wheless. Wayne and Bobby do most of the singing. Glen Beeler, Kathleen Brown, julia Lee, and Darla Cavender help?? to build scenery for the talent show. Qpumg' Wins Disbdcb. An overwhelming victory went to the outstanding cast of this year's one-act play. After many hours of hard work, Mr. Williamson's Scroungy Six walked away with five honors. The first and most important one was the first place trophy for the best play in District 20-AA. Another was that two of the group headed the all-star cast as best actor, Bobby Wheless and best actress, Sandy Fussell. Two of the remaining cast, Steve Cummings and Janice Murray, were named to the all-star cast. The critic judge was Mr. Lynn Murray, head director of drama from Sam Houston State College, Huntsville, Texas. The play did not place at the regional contest, but one of the cast, Sandy Fussell, received honorable mention for her portrayal of Ginger , ,Even though they were defeated,' the group felt that just the experience of working together played an important role in each of their own, personal victories. The cast's special thanks go out to their faithful crew, Sandy Youngblood, Virginia Legett, and Bill Baker, who stood by them through victory and defeat. Most of all they owe their victory to Mr. Willimnson whose expert directing gave them the ability to keep that first place trophy in Katy. Left: From left to right-Janice Murray, Blos- som , Glen Beeler, Robert g Sandy Fussell, Ginger g Back row-Steve Cummings, Sam g Fran Bankston, Gwendolyn g and Bobby Whe- less, E1bert . Lower right: VICTORY! Below: I feel a spell coming on! mf 5 5 n 1 4 1 . B ,. .,,. I M K ' 1, .4 ,,,, -,,L..W...,.,..,.a.....f I' ,,.,,....H.. W-.ma W WMM-.W M if -'E' ,gif .v 3 W Snapshots The Girl Scouts invited Mr, Buddy Hadfield, of the office of Mayor Louie Welch, to give a talk that he gave to the Girl Scouts' District Meeting at the Rice Hotel. His topic was Little Red Wagon. Students have commented that this speech was the best of all assembly speeches of the year. Freshman fadists rebelled against short skirts. Left: Mayor Hudgens is presenting to Philip Hoyt a city document proclaiming the month of March as art month in Katy, PowdefuPu66vFootbaUf Brownie Wheless and James Hayes were the coaches for the winning Senior team. Cheering them on to victory were Tommy Fordyce and Bill Baker. just look at those legs!! The Freshman team chose Lee Morgan, Freddy Schlipf, and Bobby Wheless as coaches. Their cheerleaders were Neal Morton, Richard Adams, goel Ramsey, and johnny Youngblood. Some real ol s !! The final score of the Powder Puff football game, played by the Seniors and the Freshmen was 12-6, in favor of the Seniors. Does your nose still hurt Barbara? E E ls Q! fa 2 S 2 2 i X 5 X Y 5 2 .S Q K: Q 3 if 9 6 S Q 1 2 2 a Above: Left to right-Marion Kenney, Ginger Rheman, Dina Thomas, Molly Fordyce, and Alice Kenney. Dina was the head cheerleader. Pep Squad officers were: Barbara Gilbert, Kathy Fiebig, and Beanie Mikeska were Presi dent, Vice-President, and Treasurer, respectively. B Team The 1965-66 Tiger B Team showed much improvement as the season progressed. Members of this team will supply the bench support for the Varsity squad next year. Members of this team were as followsg Firrt row: Roland Foreman, Scott McGowan, Van Scroggins, and Tommy Hookerg Second row: Alton Griffin, Dean Williams, jimmy Grisham, Dennis Goerner, and Ricky Ferril. Baslwtballu Vwasibj Forced into a play-off game with Klein for the district title, the Tigers lost a thril- ling game by a 78-76 score. Besides being district co-champ, the Bengals repeated as the champion of the Katy tournament and they won consolation at the Conroe tourna- ment. Steve Jordan, who set a school scoring record with 48 points, was named to the all-District fist Teamj and to the all-State 5rd team. james Hayes was named to the all-District 2nd team. f Pwslwaw Finding the move from eighth grade bas- ketball to freshman basketball rough, the 1965-66 Freshman team showed an all-out effort against stiff competition. These boys will provide the nucleus for the B team next year. Members of this team wereg Firxt row: Maurice Muse, Wayne Beaudoin, and Ernie Browng Second row: Wayne Cardiff, Lee Morton, Guy Bob Shults, and LeRoy Deloach. 83 J. warn, ,M , In ,A .. if N Qs Q 4 .4-Lili Katy Katy Katy Katy Katy Katy Katy Katy Katy Katy .... ..... SCORES 18 Navasota 00 Needville 16 Columbus 24 Waller . 16 Humble 14 St. Pius . O0 Klein . . 21 Tornball 14 Bellville OO Sealy . . . Kotg Tgms ....06 ....19 ....12 ....00 ....13 ....14 ....12 ....00 ....39 ....21 612, C ,Q f I . ' X COACHES joe Bright Butch Blume Dan O'Ma11ey Kenneth Welch Roger Beck CO-CAPTAIN S Randy jinks Brownie Wheless Above-Pat Newman goes for short yardage against Needville. if v ,L .Sq 5: X X . Tennis GIRLS SINGLES Kathy Bishop GIRLS DOUBLES Barbara Massey Joyce Brown BOYS SINGLES Steve jordan BOYS DOUBLES Van Scroggins Dennis Goerner 'W' Team voeeajeaae E Team Faeshmaw Team The non-seniors on the team are: fFir:z rowj Ernie Brown, Wayne Cardiff Lawrence Harmon, Lee Morton, and Phil CrosbY3 fSemnd mwj Roland Foreman, jimmy Grisham, Donald Foremang KBurk rowj Alton Griffin and Dean Williams. .5 7 X7 V7 Frank Fry, a senior, leading miler and starred in the 880 and the mile relay. Randy completed his high school career by winning the state championship in pole vault. His 15' vault was unmatched in the state meet. His high school rec- ord was reset this year by himself when he vaulted 13'-3 in the Boling Relays. Winners of the 440 yard relay at 20-AA District Meet are: Donald Seniors that were on the Tiger Team are ffrom left to rightj Foreman, Alton Griffin, Roland Foreman, Jimmy Grisham Charles Robinson, Frank Fry, Brownie Wheless, Randy Jinks, Bobby 87 W w N V l taguoceedf and Lmdwgwmes I-lfglv Qclwolb Fauofdtes Bonbwwv G-flbwdv and Bwumw Wlwless Mmbpuudlg and Most Cowvfwus Bmbwwf Q-www and Maw 941661411 Q Q fi ., f - L :JL I 'fm-qfs'i'f1 ff if M ' li' Sh ,A Z 44 Q0 Mi f -4 ff? Above: Philip Hoyt made sure that his name was in the biggest type. Upper right: A big bite for Richard Fry. Right: Malinda doesr1't seem to understand the joke julia just told. Below: Get serious, Frank. Lower right: The Jet Set ? QHow about it Fran?j i l n QE! X ii 1 L -4 1 T A .1 12 2:2- ua ,milf ' Y I l ! P PwMOQ8BOMk8f0w A :s,f:-,f1f,.:sTii?El?f36W J. ., - , fi E Q X WP' . , . ' 4. 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Lg V' k -i:f12:.i2111:Q,ifE2a,iiziefiiltiii2229?f1:ez.stfmg4,W:,,W-eggawa,1gi,5x5a f , jg' 1wagf:faxsts2aX:,ajmppzfIf f x- , a 25-'f. -- gr:-. 1- w4m,, f 1' .. ,g,,-fm, -3--1.2 ,-psf' a.vosagzffsqMf,:.m:sss'z:s2z::es:-.W'as1asCiz1,ff12'Hei145'wa V,.,f -- ' 'ff-. -X--1L,Jg,-, ..v -wav. 2 eefnggiigawss ,: w.,m . we 2 - ,W , N MR. HOWARD MCDONALD B.S., University of Texas M.Ed., East Texas State MRS. CHARLES LAMBERT Secretary to Mr. McDonald guy The eighth grade was represented in the Queen of Hearts with Duch- esses Donnis Barker and Gayle Cullins and Dukes David Cardiff and Bob Johnson. Above: Rhonda Brune and David Cardiff vvere selected as class favorites. C0aasO' David Cardiff, preridenz Vic Nelson, Sgt.-at-Arm: Nancy Lambert, .recrezary-treasurer Ronnie Anderson, wire-prexident Room Mrs. G. V. Nelson Mrs. H. C. Poorrnan Mrs. C. I. Cardiff Donnis Barker Mary Beeler David Berleth- joe Blackburn Connie Bolton Rhonda Brune Brenda Bunch Cathy Caffey David Cardiff Debbie Cardiff Tim Chaney Claudia Cheshire Clay Creech Gayle Cullins Pat Dilrio Edward Dopslauf Margaret Downs Cynthia du Menil Annette Duthie Donald Fontenot l00 Ronnie Anderson Sue Bacon John Bankston Roger Barcak Stlvemdw Phyllis Foreman Kenneth Freeman Larry Fritsche Minerva Garza Darlene Graham David Groschke Joe Hall Randy Hamilton Joyce Hanks Tony Harris Carolyn Hicks john Hillhouse Kathy Hirsch William Jeffery Bob Johnson Dorothy jordens Mike Kimberger Harold King Nancy Lambert Allan Lambright Charles Lee Lilia Lopez jay Mcjunkin Robert Magee Barbara Meier jerriarm Mikeska Katherine Moebes Robert Moffet Denise Morgan Donald Moyer Pam Neely Vic Nelson David Palmer Connie Parks Eva Pommier Noelton Pommier Robert Poorman Ronnie Rice Hector' Ramirez Wesley Ray Linda Rhodes Gail Richnow George Schuh Duless Smith Thomas Smith Dean Speckmaier Betty Stanberry Janis Stanwood Ray Stiles Kathy Swonke Lester Sword Donna Thomas Kathy Townsend joe Trevino Charles Waggoner james Williams Charla Wilson Bill Wilson Ronnie Wolfe rsfief 2 l l 3 25,3 it Terri Wolters 'Z Q QL:- SQ 3 l02 'fe N, if EH! john Baker Ronnie Barcak Rocky Beaudoin Bonnie Beckendorff at 5, 'ldv U I v 3 i . Upper left-Couldn't you have picked better repre- sentatives for the Queen of Hearts than Rindi Greene, Bruce Robertson, Marsha Bowman, and Denny Mc- Shan? Above-Too bad class favorites Joyce Chester and Scooter McMeans can't get inside the school. Left-Don't try and tell us that we made the honor roll-they are the class officers: Denny McShan-Jgt.-al-arms Rindi Greene-vice-president Mildred Adams Jim Bacon Debra Baker Janis Dube-Jerretary-tfeaJurer Billy Moebes-prexident Tim Bode Marsha Bowman Betty Bunch Delbert Castleman jackie Chandler Lydia Chaney Joyce Chester David Coursey Charles Courville Helen Courville Larry Cullins Petra Delgado Cassie Dixon Keith Dopslauf Judy Downs Rookh Dozier Janis Dube Joe duMenil Billy Duncan john Ernstes Neal Faulkner Kathy Feland Galen Fontenot Sammy Fordyce Mike Fralick Clayton Franz Joan Franz Aline Frederic Randy Freeman Paul Goerner I04 Rindi Greene John Grimaudo Marilyn Haczynski Lynn Hallock Alice Hanks Mary Hare Ricky Hicks Virginia Hicks Jannett Hirsch Theresa jordan Lamar Kelley Walter Koenig John Kuykendall Tim Lambert George Lee Hubert Lejeune David Lovett Linda McDonald Scooter McMeans Debbie McShan Denny McShan Delores Mahoney james Mathis Ronnie Mathis Sue Mau Carol Meadows Mariann Mikeska Billy Moebes Pam Moffett Tim Moon l05 Cindy Morgan Kenneth Mosby Kevin Mullett Douglas Nogle Patti Nowlin Lydia Peek Renee Pfeiffer Mike Ramey Rodney Ramey Kenneth Ray Deena Rice Bruce Robertson Beth Ross Jeana Ruland Mike Scates Linda Scearce Randy Scott Robbie Scroggins Cynthia Simpson Kenneth Speckmaier Debbie Stamps Patty Starnes Ricky Tamplin Stuart Taylor Debbie West Lanny Wilkerson Mike Williams Beth Wilson Kathy Winkler Ralph Woods I06 as www Ricky Hanna, duke, Julie Senior, cluchess, Belva Fussell, duchessg Daniel Bankston, duke. eta Glade, Daniel Bankston, prexident Paula Williams, vice-prerident Jerri Wolters, Jewelery-lreaxurer David Scott, Jgl.-az-armx Cindy Highrabedian David Scott Joe Adams Daniel Bankston Linda Bartels Debra Bear Susan Bingle Charles Black Debbie Bolton Michele Boulter Mike Brackman Calvin Carey Jay Carson Sharon Carter Debbie Cavender Gerald Cormier Geraldine Cormie Connie Downs Gary Duthie Carol Ehler Debbie Elkins Bobby Euton If jimmy Adams Sherre Euton Scott Fiew Billy Fry Belva Fussell Albert Garcia Stanley Golbow Mark Groschke Earl Haigh John Hall Ronnie Hamilton Ross Hamilton Vicki Hankins Ricky Hanna Ervin Heinrich Lucinda Henderson Cindy Highrahedian Clara Ann Hill Rogers Hoyt Charles johnson Tim jurek Phil Keefe Kathryn Kolbe George Korenek Sylvia Lambardia Becky Lammert Edward Lejeune Luis Lopez Jesse McGee Gary Moers Wanda Kay Morgan I09 Judy Myers Laura Nelson Totsy Nelson Melba Ornelas Rose Mary Orsak Sandy Peterson Chester Pommier Patricia Price Raymon Ramirez Tim Rice Lucille Richardson Debbie Sanders Don Sanders Patti Schliff Kerry Schmalz Kathy Schuh David Scott julie Senior Lee Sheridan Neil Smolik Pamela Stewart Cindy Stokes Linda Swogetinsky Perry Sword janalyn Tillerson Debbie Waggoner Paul Weinman Cathy Wescott Paula Williams Jerri Wolters IIO Above-Seventh grade art class do modeling with clay. Right-Eighth grade mechanical drawing class. Right-john Ernestes, Kenneth Mosby, and Joe DuMeni1 do cardboard sculpture. Left-Eighth grade art class do pottery with clay fgppw- fy ,4E,,,, , 'fi 4? L V 'U x Yu Pas we I fi. - W ,, ,..L. Lwswew fits . A Upper left: Miss Muske is pleased with Ronnie Wo1fe's good work. Upper: Mrs. Vaughn's sixth grade reading class is ready with the answers. Left: Mr. Senior, Now Debbie, this is good, and you should be pleased. Cassie Dixon understands ! Lower: Mr. Senior laughs at that funny spelledword that David Lovett has on his English paper. Mike Skates, Tim Lambert, Rook Dozier and others find it a laugh too. Geogwpkg - Heafiilv Right: Larry Fritche built the fort of Ticonderoga. as his geography project. David Groschke built the log cabin. Nancy Lambert wears a family heirloom. Pat Dilorio wears a suit of the same period worn by men. Middle right: Gary Duthie and Bobby Euton made this bulletin board for health. Lower right: Miss Kelley with the language skills lab. Lower: Cindy Highrabedian gives her report on an important figure. - new Left: Pam Neely, Johnny Hillhouse, Rhonda Brune show posters made for 8th math class. Middle left: Mr. Welch's history 7th grade class studying tidelands. fDon't you like John's socks?J Lower left: Mr. Blume's history class in the library doing research. Below: Michele Boulter and Pam Stewart in Mrs. Fielder's class getting their math. Bottom right: Students of the sixth grade are not having too much difficulty with modern math under Mrs. Fielder. Right: Mrs. Barrett hems Sue Bacon's dress. Middle right: Mrs. Sage has two library helpers Lower middle: Cynthis DuMenil, Margaret Downs and Kathy Hirsch take cookies out of the oven. Lower two: Eighth grade Spanish students carry on a dialogue and record and listen. Right: Stewart Taylor observes a s ecimen under P the microscope. Left: Pat Dilrioq explains the lunar eclipse to Nancy Lamrnert and Pam Neely. Below: Would you believe it was this long Below: Science class has been converted to Beck's Beauty Salon. I' ?,?gr v W 4 f gk 123 Q ,Wig Q53 Af .JSM M X Q 'V S5 SWL QEQEQQQQFESW fEWQQ gfgiwwgwwiwga fww? law 'iv im5?i?? Q Q ??H lHA JN? 'TEL friif L f 51 5 iyjl ,nf Q: 'maria :E 5 i f -A . viy-giM5 vwg Q - - V ff: 4.,. ' Mk 23: AL ...lggkl 5 W: Arffn, .-Y, , ' w, vamubam Seventh Grade Team Eighth Grade Team Basketball T Seventh Grade Team Eighth Grade Team rrwfbaw SEVENTH GRADE TEAM This team had a good season with five wins and one loss. Coach Beck coached this team. Randy Scott was Manager. EIGHTH GRADE TEAM This team had an outstanding season with six Wins and one loss. Coach O'Malley coached this team. Robert Moffet was Manager. TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY Uh: Wo1ld'x Bel! Yurbookx Are Tlylol-mad! 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