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

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Grade 1 MRS. MARCELLA JUREK'S Buck row: Mrs. Marcella Jurek, Scott Anderson, Kerry Schmalz, Rebecca l.ammcrt, Patricia Bailey, Rogers Hoyt, Judy Kelly. Middle row: Paul Weinman, Sandra Peterson, Larry Brown, ,lay Carson, Pamela Stuart, Ronnie Hamilton. Front row: Billy Williams, Lee Sheridan, Sara Bobo, Deborah Elkins, Cynthia Peck, Sheila Bailey, Mike Corbell. Not pictured: Lawrence Smith, Eva Dm-ll Smith, Katy Trahan, Tommy Ellis. ' One activity that showed overwhelm- ing enthusiasm in the fall was the collecting of rocks, leaves, and seeds. Other activities were watching tadpoles, rabbits, puppies and other pets. The first money from P.T.A., for most mothers present, went to purchase an aquarium and some fish. This provided opportunity for the children to write about their observations and gave them responsibility to care for the fish. Room mother chairman for the year was lVlrs. Rogers Hoyt. iq. A Pictured at the left was a happy day, espe- cially for Rebecca Lammert who found the golden egg that won her the white rabbit. 4 Pj On page 29 is another picture of this room. 4 454 'w.'. Il

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Kinder arten MRS. W. L. ALLISON'S The yearis passing included lots of learning and fun. For Valentinels Day each child had a post office box and at party time he opened it to find it filled with Valentines from his friends and other goodies. This year it rained on the day of the Easter egg hunt so the hunt was held in the room. Room mother chairman was lVlrs. Frank W. Hubbard. Pictured ut the right was u u ne of gifts and refreshments at Christmas. Look on page 29 to see another picture. Back raw: Mrs. W. L. Allison, Stephane Cheshire, Sunny Morgan, Troy McGuire, Dcanne Hubbard, Donna McDonald. Middle row: John Feeny, Kathryn Pennington, Marie Sheridan, Ray Waggoner, William Boulter, Gloria Courville, David Bailey. First row: Jeffrey McWhorter, Tcloa Stanherry, Ernest Lamhright, Barbara Kelly, Larry Cleveland, John Schlinger, Karen Beckendorff, Tommy Cardiff. Not pictured: Richard DuB0se, Francis Henderson. I0

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Back row: Ricky Hanna, Lynn Cardiff, Robert Moore, Rose Mary Orsak, Shirley Van Horn, Susan Bingle, Janice Alford, Mrs. W. R. Leggett, Belva Fussell, Alberto Garcia. Front row: Paula Williams, Ralph Grisham, Charles Black, Jerri Wolters, Judy Myers, Laura Nelson, Vicki Nelson, Charles Skrivanek, Herbert Whitely, Timothy Rice. Not pictured: Florance Trahan, Lenwood Soape, Leon Ellis. Twenty-one starry-eyed children awaited expectantly in twenty-one little desks in Mrs. Leggefs room on the first day of school. They had come to learn reading, 'riting and 'rithme- tic. Twenty-one starry-eyed children waved good-by with a look of satisfaction on their faces on the last day of school. As a whole, they felt their mission was accomplished. And they believed the gaining of these basic skills the most im- portant thing they did! Besides this, they carried on an interesting science program, making beautiful individual collections of rocks, leaves, seeds, shells and butterflies. These children also enjoyed the usual round of party and refreshments with Mrs. Gordon Fussell as room mother chair- man. Pictured at left the children enjoyed making the small ceramic dishes which they glazed themselves for their parents' Christmas gifts. Look on page 29 for another picture of this group. S