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

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Q Q - I a I -Q sf' L , Mil , 0921 a . - 5 Q id o . 'A'- U- '41 I.. :' - o .., .1-' .Q h 6' 'E rf: ... ' ir f' ei a load ofthi ! Get a load of this! With almost 2,000 students enrolled in KHS, the new school v year was definitely unique. The start of school brought on so much spirit. During pep rallies, the gym could hardly contain the student body and their enthusiasm. Confetti and spirited colored faces stood out among the crowds. Due to new state policies, the school was not able to hold a pep rally for every game. However, students still participated in the pep rallies that were held before and after school. In any event, the spirit was overwhelming The seniors dominated the first pep rally by winning the spirit stick. They had finally made it to the top and they wanted everyone to know that this was their year. The Varsity football players also started their own tradition-The Tradition Of Winning. For them, it was The Year Of The Tiger Finally after four years, Katy could be proud of its winning season. After defeating the Taylor Mustangs, the Tigers took on the bragging rights of Katy. The undefeated Tigers brought on a new enthusiasm to both the school and the whole town. Proudly, Katy left its mark on the branded plaque that was displayed throughout the remainder of the year. The 35-18 massacre was definitely an event that highlighted the year. By Yvonne Salce At the start of the Pep Rally, the Varsity football players break through the sign. The sign read, Hey Blue, We Want UV' Photo by SteueHorn Now in full pads, the Tigers set out to destroy the Taylor Mustangs. We Have The Real Horsepower was the theme of the run through sign. Photo by Steve Horn 2 Opening

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!. 9 O, 0 - . in Eocus I .8 4 0n What' Happening' Outrageousness! Rebel spirit soared throughout the opening of school and with the excitement came many activities. So many activities have happened to make this year unique. The Tiger Echo staff dedicated your yearbook to the theme, Focusing On . The student body is what makes up the entire yearbook. So this year we are focusing on you. We only hope that we have been able to focus on all the memories that have made this year-unique! Homecoming came early this year and the fighting Tigers were able to do something that they haven't been able to do in a long time. On October 3, the Katy Tigers defeated the Mayde Creek Rams in a 27-6 victory. ,r F Homecoming weeklmade up some of the most outrageous days of the year. The week included a variety of dress-up days. Everything from Combat Day to Nerd Day was included. . g ' 1 Friday wasreserved for wearing red and white and almost everyone was involved. Girls wore paper footballs saying Mums the word .i Throughout the day theytried to keep from talking to the guys. The guy with the most footballs was awarded the title, Mr. Irresistible . Senior John Dehlin received the honor. But probably the most important honor of all went to LaTonya Marsh, who was crowned Homecoming Queen. By Yvonne Salce Tiger Mascot, Kim Rhymes , helps promote enthusiasm in the first pep rally against Spring Woods. Rhymes was a junior. Photo by Steve Horn Freshmen Sabrina Raye and Danielle Mott support the Tigers at the Homecoming game. Photo by Rob Williams ogg, 5 'Fpir if IT, ig' 3